I came to "Seinfeld" late in it's prime time run.

     I'd hear younger co-workers like John Jagler go over each new episode, line by line.     I'd wonder what all the buzz was about, then forget about it until the following week when there was a fresh 30 minutes for them to digest.

      I liked "Seinfeld" and some episodes qualify as downright brilliant.    Most were strong, and the fact that the cast was about to do four story arcs about nothing each episode is still quite an accomplishment.

      Ten years passed since the gang's prime time finale.    "Seinfeld" lives on in reruns, and Newsweek is asking the question: does it still hold up?

      Let me know what you think at mueller@620wtmj.com.