When asked why he decided to do another season, the famed Seinfeld co-creator offered up a more sincere answer. "I'm not a misser. I don't really miss things, people that much, but I was missing it and i was missing these idiots so I thought, 'Yeah, what the hell? And I got tired of people asking is the show coming back? I couldnt get asked that question anymore and I wasnt ready to say no, never."
Despite the long hiatus, David has kept adding to his notebook of ideas in the years since the 2011 finale. "It wasnt like you stopped with your little notebook," Schaffer said. "It was just a question of where those ideas were going to go."
Because David had been writing down ideas for so many years, "the shows are filled. I think there's a ton, a ton of stories this year. You had a bit of a reservoir, Schaffer said. "The shows are chock-full. They're dense.
Just a lot of stuff to get out."
Schaffer further elaborated: "The amount of uncomfortable situations he's been in these last six years... it's like we're sitting in the Fort Knox of awkward."
