Site of the Seinfeld stars' multiple conversations, Tom's restaurant waits for fans and day-to-day New Yorkers. The still glowing marquee returns us to episode after episode of a much-loved ensemble of actors who set the bar for TV comedy. I still haven't found anything that even comes close to its multi-layered plots and absurd situations that make fun of the dark, and hopelessly frustrating escapades of the single, ever-happiness-seeking-never-to-be-satisfied world. As with so much of my TV literacy, it has only been through late night reruns that I experienced the richness of Seinfeld, The Simpsons, All in the Family, Sex and the City, and most recently, Lost.
No wi-fi here, but the rice pudding was the best I've ever tasted.
Should be back in Boston and blogging by the end of the weekend.
Site of the Seinfeld stars' multiple conversations, Tom's restaurant waits for fans and day-to-day New Yorkers. The still glowing marquee returns us to episode after episode of a much-loved ensemble of actors who set the bar for TV comedy. I still haven't found anything that even comes close to its multi-layered plots and absurd situations that make fun of the dark, and hopelessly frustrating escapades of the single, ever-happiness-seeking-never-to-be-satisfied world. As with so much of my TV literacy, it has only been through late night reruns that I experienced the richness of Seinfeld, The Simpsons, All in the Family, Sex and the City, and most recently, Lost.
No wi-fi here, but the rice pudding was the best I've ever tasted.
Should be back in Boston and blogging by the end of the weekend.
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