I'm convinced that one of the most captivating mediums is the simplicity of one person telling another person a story. In a day & age where drama and PowerPoint and all sorts of other mediums are being introduced in worship services, there's still nothing that quite captures me as much as a good preacher telling a good story.
It occurs to me that Jerry Seinfeld recognized this. In putting together what is widely considered the greatest sitcom of all time, he spiced story-telling into his hilarious sitcom.
I'm going to make a series out of this: Best Seinfeld Stories. Here's the first one...
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Two of my favorite Seinfeld episodes center around Kramer and golf... this one and of course "the hole in one" with George posing as a marine biologist.
It is perhaps the only show I continue to find myself laughing at, even though I know what is going to happen next, but it is like I am laughing at it for the first time.
If you have not seen Bee Movie, it is a must for any Seinfeld fan - as his observations (and humor) are still able to "be" on target...
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Two of my favorite Seinfeld episodes center around Kramer and golf... this one and of course "the hole in one" with George posing as a marine biologist.
It is perhaps the only show I continue to find myself laughing at, even though I know what is going to happen next, but it is like I am laughing at it for the first time.
If you have not seen Bee Movie, it is a must for any Seinfeld fan - as his observations (and humor) are still able to "be" on target...
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