However, he now questions, "Where is it? This is the result of the extreme left and PC crap and people worrying so much about offending other people." According to Seinfeld, the rigorous scrutiny and modification processes that television scripts undergo strip them of their comedic essence. Continue reading

Jerry Seinfeld addressed the state of comedy in an interview on David Remnick's 'The New Yorker Radio Hour.' Seinfeld also discussed comedian Larry David not following the new rules because he started comedy before they went into practice.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld blames the "extreme left" for affecting the state of comedy, noting that people crave comedy but aren't getting it.

Jerry Seinfeld has blasted the PC brigade for ruining TV comedy. The legendary comedian and Seinfeld creator has shared his thoughts in an interview on the New Yorker’s Radio Hour. “It used to be that you'd go home at the end of the day,

Jerry Seinfeld isn't worried about being politically correct with his comedy and thinks that "stupid mistakes" can happen when a performer is trying to be overly cautious with their material.