Just when we were ready to count James Johnson out, he's back in the starting lineup.
When Larry David was informed that The Seinfeld Chronicles (later chopped short to just Seinfeld) had been picked up for a second season, after the four episode first "season" had aired, it should have been time to celebrate. He and Jerry Seinfeld were getting a huge break, a chance to put together another 13 episodes of their TV show as paid for by NBC. It was the ultimate "what a time to be alive moment" in David's career, which had been listing along at that point.