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EducationGuardian.co.uk | by Stephen Armstrong | Sun, Oct 11
Sun, Oct 11
He is not returning to TV because he needs the money. Forbes estimates that he made $85m last year, primarily from his share of Seinfeld's syndication revenue but also from touring and DVD royalties. But now he is back in a double headed Jerry Seinfeld assault – reuniting the cast of Seinfeld...
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On Z Rock David Zablidowsky, Paul Zablidowsky and Joey Cassata play three nice, normal guys. They're basically playing themselves, which doesn't lend itself easily to sitcom situations. Unless you treat them all as one character and surround 'him' with oddball extreme characters. Jerry was the normal character as the centre of Seinfeld, much as Alex was the normal character at the centre of Taxi. And it usually works well enough on Z Rock. Except here, where Neil's constant vandalism eventually grew a bit tiresome. But, they surprised me. Highlight? Dexter (they surprised me) Yet Another TV Review Podcast Yet Another TV Review Book Yet Another Film Review Blog Follow Me on Twitter One Year Ago
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