I’ve always liked the fact that the button conversation is the opening dialogue in The Seinfeld Chronicles and is the closing dialogue in The Finale (not including the stand-up of course). Mundane conversations from start to finish :D

 

This is amazing! :D :lol:

 

THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN! I want to play Kramer and slide through Jerry’s apartment door though B-)

 

Episode 1 “The Email”

 

Jerry is dating a publicist who accidentally reveals his email address to Kenny Bania through a group email. Now Bania fills Jerry’s inbox with a flurry of spam emails asking for feedback on his new stand-up set. Jerry decides to break up with the publicist over this, but he doesn’t want to deal with the interaction face-to-face. Kramer suggests ending the relationship via email and avoiding it all together. Jerry does this before Elaine reminds him that the publicist was supposed to get them all tickets to the opening night of the new movie “Rochelle, Rochelle 2”. George devises a plan to corrupt Jerry’s girlfriend’s computer before she can read her emails so that they can still collect the tickets. Kramer says he knows who can help. Someone with a sworn vendetta against email. Someone who has devoted their whole life to analogue mail and sees email as a threat to his livelihood. Someone named Newman.

 

The plot actually sounds great, very Seinfeld but with a modern twist! :o :D

 

https://www.seinfeldgame.com/

 

Their chemistry is fabulous! :wub:

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JUNE 17, 2021

 

Seinfeld Won’t Be Streaming Anywhere for a While, and That’s Good for Netflix

 

By Josef Adalian

 

It will not be the Summer of George.

 

As Vulture reported earlier today, Seinfeld — as long expected — is leaving Hulu this month. The legendary show about nothing will vanish from the Disney-owned streamer on June 23, nearly two years after Netflix paid handsomely to steal away global streaming rights. But in what will surely be sad news for stans of the series, Buffering has learned Seinfeld will not simply hop over to its new home the next day, or even the next week. In fact, industry insiders familiar with the situation tell us Jerry and Elaine and George and Kramer won’t land on Netflix until closer to the fall — September at the earliest — leaving Seinfeld digitally unhoused for a few months. So what’s the deal with the Seinfeld summertime interregnum?

 

Netflix isn’t talking just yet, so it’s hard to nail down the precise rationale for the delay. In theory, it’s possible the streamer’s deal with distributor Sony Pictures Television, announced in September 2019, doesn’t allow it to take possession of the series for a bit. What seems more likely, however, is that execs have purposely decided to put a bit of space between Seinfeld’s swan song on Hulu and its Netflix debut. If so, there are definite upsides to a pause.

 

https://www.vulture.com/2021/06/seinfeld-no...etflix-hulu.htm

 

SEPTEMBER AT THE EARLIEST?! :drama:

@1433067121416839168

 

 

2021’s HOTTEST NEW SHOW COMING TO NETFLIX IN OCTOBER! :cheer: :wub:

Edited September 5, 20213 yr by Seinfeld

My character ranking: https://tiermaker.com/create/seinfeld-characters-72270

 

https://tvline.com/2021/09/15/where-to-watc...comedy-central/

 

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-new...ler-1235015635/

 

The JFK movie parody with the magic bullet/magic loogie theory with Wayne Knight/Newman in both scenes is brilliant on every level :lol:

SEINFELD IS FINALLY ON NETFLIX :cheeseblock:

 

I know this isn’t related to UK ratings in 2021, but I was looking at US ratings the week Seinfeld aired its last episode. Great to see an almost exact figure for Seinfeld, usually it’s stated at 76.3 million but obviously it’s rounded up to the nearest 100k. 76.260 million is still great of course.

 

ER pulling in almost 48 million is incredible too! :o

5 Lamest Attempts To Follow-Up 'Seinfeld'

 

By: Maxwell Yezpitelok

February 11, 2022

 

When Seinfeld started airing, there was nothing like it on TV -- no other sitcom had dared to talk about the real issues, like penile shrinkage, "no fap" contests, or the fact that Chinese restaurants sure seem to take their sweet time finding you a table sometimes. Of course, once this wildly original show became a hit, several other TV producers said, "Hey, let's be wildly original too by doing the same thing as those guys." Or they tried to, anyway. Hence sad and forgotten Seinfeld-lite shows like...

 

5. The Michael Richards Show (2000-2000) -- The Self-Hating "Kramer Spin-Off"

4. Cursed a.k.a. The Weber Show (2000-2001) -- A Show About A Magic Cursed Nothing

3. It's Like, You Know... (1999-2000) - Seinfeld In Another Coast, Basically

2. The Single Guy (1995-1997) - The Middle Point Between Seinfeld And Friends, Literally

1. SPECIAL MENTION: Dharma & Greg (1997-2002) -- The "Why Aren't You Watching Seinfeld?" Episode

 

https://www.cracked.com/article_32633_5-lam...p-seinfeld.html

20 George Moments From "Seinfeld" That Should've Won Him An Emmy

 

He is Costanza, Lord of the Idiots!

 

George Costanza is hands down one of the best, if not the best, characters on Seinfeld.

 

This short, stocky, slow-witted, bald man has had a special place in our hearts thanks to his memorable antics on the show. When he's not pretending to be an architect or a marine biologist, he's fighting over parking spaces or trying to find the best bathrooms. Because of all the laughs he's given us over the years, we're gonna take a look at 20 George Moments From Seinfeld That Should've Won Him an Emmy.

 

WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD!!!

 

20. The Airport Magazine

19. The Doll

18. O'Brien

17. It's Not You — It's Me

16. George Thinks It Moved

15. The Frogger

14. The Parking Space

13. Vandelay Industries

12. These Pretzels Are Making Me Thirsty

11. Independent George

10. The Outing

9. The Switch

8. The Bubble Boy

7. The Fire

6. The Marble Rye

5. The Opposite

4. Hand Modeling

3. Significant Shrinkage

2. George's Mother Caught Him

1. Marine Biologist

 

https://www.buzzfeed.com/anthonyorlando52/g...s-from-seinfeld

 

THE BEST MONOLOGUE EVER :lol: :wub:

https://rosso.tripod.com/seinfeld.html

 

Is that you Meekul? :D

I think Seinfeld ended at the right time, but they probably still could have done a decent tenth season and it still would have been the biggest show on TV. I would’ve loved to have seen more of David Puddy and Mr. Kruger :lol: