Regarding "There's Nothing to It," David Kronke's cover story on "Seinfeld" (Jan. 29):
I think the modest, self-effacing comments of the producers and writers should be commended. After all, aren't all sitcoms really about "nothing"? Would the producers of other series actually expect viewers to believe that their shows are about "something" and that we would remember them 24 hours later?
Let's face it: The creative staff of "Seinfeld" is superior to the competition in every way, and the brilliant cast delivers a stellar performance every week. These people are tops in their craft, and I'm sure fans of the show would like to see another 100 episodes.
"Seinfeld" is the only television show I never miss. Unless, of course, I'm doing "something."
RICHARD MERVIS
Chatsworth
In your article, it was stated that "Seinfeld" didn't get under way until Sunday, "when many union employees are working for double-time-and-a-half."
