Originally Posted by yournamehere

<i>"So they all said, `Why should we make other people richer?'"</i>

That's right - don't let the desires of millions of fans cloud your judgement

Those three were virtually unknown before <i>Seinfeld</i>, and - in addition to a great salary for most of the years - were given $1M per episode the final season - that's $22M for a half-year's "work." . I can understand being reimbursed for your work, but c'mon - how about a reality check here? Producing is a gamble - if your show is a hit, you become obscenely rich; but if it's a flop, you lose your house and your life's savings. Bigger risk - bigger reward, IMHO - the producers deserve the money.

Or - as someone else said - just put the damn episodes on a DVD and screw the interviews!

/will buy it.