I've been a fan of Seinfeld since it debuted in the 1990s and I remember how huge a cultural phenomenal event it was that Seinfeld was wrapping up in May 1998, it was a huge deal, almost on the scale of the series finale of M*A*S*H. It seemed like the whole world wanted to know what was going to happen Jerry and the Scooby Gang, who Jerry admitted were really like a bunch of kids, and they could afford to live in New York City. Anyway, I was kind of disappointed by The Chronical, a clip-show with some out-takes, bloopers, etc, but not because it was a clip show, but because I was expecting a Seinfeld mockumentary, because I remember reading at the time there would be a Seinfeld episode like a mockumentary before the grand finale.
One of the most poignant features of The Chronical was at the end where Green Day's Good Riddance played with clips of the cast and the production team, and seeing the emotion on display, the table reads, the bow to the audience.
One of the most poignant features of The Chronical was at the end where Green Day's Good Riddance played with clips of the cast and the production team, and seeing the emotion on display, the table reads, the bow to the audience.