it or the kids can t enjoy it. you ve private jet. five houses. a condo and a boat. that all sounds hysterical. it s a dream life. a wonderful fantasy for me. for jerry and for our family. thank you so much. it was fun. thank you so much. pleasure to see you again. i worked out in grossing the hotel. just a second. we hear you. we hear you. i m trying to be on television. i know. we hear you. is there something sort of off? you re in the shot.
i wanted to divorce ron and my father said to me and he loved me more than anything in the world. he said to me two innocent people shouldn t suffer because of what two guilty did and i was hurt by that. but he came around and he saw how unhappy i was and it was the right thing to do. i moved to the city and met jerry. it was a frightening time but a fun time. so you are saying that peoplt without kids should not be sitting judging families with kids. am i saying that? a little bit. i would not disagree with you.
you have an incredible soft spot for your children. i do. i adore them. and i try to make their lives as comfortable as i can because i adore them. most people what they leave behind is their footprint is their children and their grandchildren. and we have nice responsible good citizen children who all do their thing responsibly. we re very lucky and they are very loving to both of us. both jerry and myself are very loving to both of us. that is your footprint. are you a feminist? i don t think so. i don t think so. i don t know what that means.
the room. jerry is going to be 84 at his next birthday. he knows he needs to keep a reasonable physique or he is out the door. [laughter] so there was a rough patch when you and jerry divorced. jerry was always involved in jerry and jerry and jerry and his kids and i always knew that theti one person who i could totally rely on and i was his number one priority was my father and when my father passed away i wanted him to pick up the slack.e i made sure we had the appropriate parties and took care of things and i said okay. now it s your turn. i felt that he really wasn t there then. and i felt badly.
sure did. thank you for the wrap-up on that as well as the heads-up on the rip currents. it is beautiful weather. it is hard to believe that it has been 25 years since the world first met jerry, george, elaine and kramer. seinfeld debuted july 5, 1989 on nbc. it change america s landscape forever with the seemingly unlikable character and catch phrases. a quarter after century later it is considered one of the best tv sitcoms in history. tv guide is out with a special edition honoring a quarter century of seinfeld. joining me editor for tv gui guide. this show was on for nine seasons. you know, the legacy certainly is still with us big time. i think of so many different episodes. the cartoon episode when george dates a girl that looks just like jerry. what was it about seinfeld that was so revolutionary? i think why we still like it