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A short while before DreamWorks released its animated feature Bee Movie, writer and producer Jerry Seinfeld fielded a comment at a screening from an audience member who had been reading about a bee crisis in the news.
With perfect timing, the immensely popular master of wry humor responded, "The crisis in the bee community right now, the real bee community, that colonies are collapsing, is actually a publicity stunt by DreamWorks to sell the movie. As soon as it's released, we will replace all the bees."
In the film, Seinfeld's humor takes wing, literally, in the form of Barry B. Benson, a honeybee. When we meet Barry, a ...