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Seinfeld's flat in Amazing Spider-Man was the most-read story on Bleeding Cool yesterday again Is his neighbour across the hall Captain Kramer-ica? Lying In The Gutters is the daily runaround for the most-read stories the day before – as well as over the past six years Founded sixteen years ago and steeped in a history[...]

It seems despite Patrick Warburton's success in Hollywood, his family can't bring themselves to celebrate his two biggest signature roles on Seinfeld and Family Guy When it comes to the Fox animated sitcom, it's contrarian to his more conservative mother's beliefs, and apparently, the Jerry Seinfeld-starred NBC sitcom was a problem for his late father[...]

To commemorate the 35th anniversary of the premiere episode of Seinfeld, the New York Yankees scheduled a "George Costanza Bobblehead" night to give the first 2,000 lucky fans on the July 5th game against the Boston Red Sox that saw the home team lose to their rivals, 5-3 The moment depicted is when George, played[...]

Julia Louis-Dreyfus never shies away from her warm fuzzy memories on Seinfeld, the sitcom that helped vault her to superstardom You can even argue that she's the most successful of the main cast members, breaking that so-called Seinfeld curse where the series cast members have failed to repeat their success elsewhere Louis-Dreyfus has landed several[...]

He sees it as a wake-up call to confront his demons and insecurities that he struggled with throughout his career – even during his days on Seinfeld as fan favorite Cosmo Kramer Appearing for his co-star and series creator Jerry Seinfeld for his Netflix directorial debut at the Unfrosted premiere, the actor-comedian opened up about[...]

Making the BCTV Daily Dispatch menu board today? HBO's Watchmen & Nine Inch Nails, DC Studios' Superman, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia/Jerry Seinfeld, Vice TV's Dark Side of the Ring, CBS's Young Sheldon, Conan O'Brien & Hot Ones, Disney+'s X-Men '97, Netflix's Scooby-Doo, Paramount+'s Star Trek: Discovery, AMC's The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live, BBC & Disney+'s Doctor[...]

In case you haven't heard, Jerry Seinfeld has joined the ranks of bitter, aging comedians who cry, "Woke!" like they know what it means and whine about their fears of being "canceled" simply because their audiences have evolved more than their acts have But it was the way that Seinfeld chose to drop a steaming[...]

And now, we can add a rocking chair to the front porch for Jerry Seinfeld – who had a steaming pile of opinions about the state of the sitcom to drop while checking in with The New Yorker Radio Hour. Images/Screencaps: FX Networks; SNL "Nothing really affects comedy People always need it They need it so badly,[...]

Jerry Seinfeld has been in the news the last couple of weeks after appearing on the finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm, where, once again, he and Lary David made references to the finale of Seinfeld from 1998 For those that don't remember, or if you were too young to have watched (that makes me feel really[...]

Last month, Jerry Seinfeld got a lot of folks talking when he teased that he and Larry David were working on something having to do with the popular sitcom Seinfeld – though what it was going to be wasn't disclosed In fact, it was such a secret that even Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Elaine) admitted, "I don't know[...]

Earlier this week, we reported on something interesting that Jerry Seinfeld had to share during a stand-up set in Boston last weekend The actor/comedian was asked about the series finale – resulting in a very interesting response Noting that he "has a little secret" regarding that very topic, the comedian added, "Something is going to[...]

In 1998, over 75-million-plus viewers tuned in to watch Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), George (Jason Alexander), and Kramer (Michael Richards) get what many thought they had coming to them – arrested & in prison But many weren't quite expecting the series to end on that note, resulting in a finale that's been hotly[...]

One of the most enduring contributions from her Seinfeld days is her infamous Elaine Benes dance from the season eight episode "The Little Kicks," late in the NBC sitcom's run The origins of that dance came from Seinfeld writer Spike Feresten, who was once a receptionist at Saturday Night Live, spotting creator Lorne Michaels described[...]

It's hard to argue that Julia Louis-Dreyfus is one of the most successful of the core Seinfeld cast that includes series star Jerry Seinfeld (Jerry), Jason Alexander (George), and Michael Richards (Kramer) The actress appeared in 171 of the 173 episodes of the NBC sitcom that ran from 1989-1998, appearing in all nine seasons as[...]

The Saturday Night Live alumnae have had several successful projects throughout her career, with her arguably one of her three biggest to-date successes being Seinfeld as the sitcom's lone female presence in Elaine Benes Following its nine-season run on NBC from 1989-1998, some of the stars struggled to find post-sitcom success – including principal stars[...]

You'd think after 30 years, Jason Alexander is able to move on from his infamous seductive pose as George Costanza from the Seinfeld season four episode "The Pick." It seems like a certain Fort Worth, Texas, establishment immortalized not only him but also Matt LeBlanc's Joey Tribbiani from Friends After a user posted the safe-for-work[...]

The newest set takes collectors all the way to NYC with the return of the hit comedy series Seinfeld The whole gang is back with Jerry Seinfeld, Kramer, George, and Elaine in adorable Little People form The packaging is packed with Easter eggs to keep Seinfeld fans entertained, along with Jerry's apartment as the backdrop[...]

Our line-up of news, reviews, opinions, commentary, and everything in-between for this morning covered a wide range of topics, including Bleeding Cool looking back on a Seinfeld episode that didn't age well, Marvel Studios dropping images from their SDCC panel (with Secret Invasion, She-Hulk: Attorney at Law, and more), Vincent D'Onofrio tweeting five words that[...]

I love Seinfeld  I think it's possibly the greatest, most creative, and daring network show of all time  It's one of the very rare shows, especially sitcoms, that ran for nearly a decade and doesn't have an outright bad episode  But if you go back to the ninth episode of the fifth season, they hit a[...]

When DC Comics announced a Batman/Superman/Jerry Seinfeld cover as 1:100 incentive cover for the launch of Batman/Superman: World's Finest #1, there was retailer uproar Basically, if a store didn't order 100 copies, there was no cover for you, no cover for you, no cover for you DC Comics had become the Variant Nazi Despite the[...]

None of the cards are even graded, and they still fetch that much! It makes us wonder how much the husband spent on the cards initially. #4. Magic Isn't "Nothing" A relatively recent discovery, we have found that the two-part final episode of Seinfeld, aptly named "The Finale," features a hidden gem in the form of a box[...]

For a show that prided itself on being about "nothing," Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), Kramer (Michael Richards), and George (Jason Alexander) are going to be doing a lot of "something" next month First, the classic sitcom will be moving to its streaming home on Netflix as of October 1, and now we're learning[...]

Seinfeld, or better known as "The Show About Nothing" has a legacy built in the landscape of television that makes many declare certain episodes as better than all the rest.  With many episodes to choose from, specifically 180 of them over the span of 9 seasons, it'll be a debate over which should make the[...]

So get ready to meet Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), Kramer (Michael Richards), and George (Jason Alexander) when… what's that? You already know who they are? Because Seinfeld actually aired on NBC in the 1990s? Oh, okay! Let's clarify a little Starting this October, all 180 episodes of the classic sitcom will be new[...]

There is a new sitcom coming to LEGO form as the company has revealed Jerry's Apartment from the hit series Seinfeld is heading our way The set has 1,326 pieces and gives fans a faithfully recreate display model of the apartment set from Seinfeld EGO even included the added light fixtures on the set to[...]

Funko Games, part of the company known best for Funko POP! figures, has designed a new board game based on Seinfeld, the popular television show from the 1990's Dubbed Seinfeld: The Party Game About Nothing, the party game is geared for those seeking a nostalgic trip back to that time, when TV sitcoms were simpler and yet[...]

Funko is keeping the 90's alive as they unveiled their retailer exclusive Pops for their new wave of Seinfeld Pop vinyl Funko has already shown fans a huge varsity of upcoming Pops awn their new Seinfeld Funko Mini moments This time it looks like we are getting a look at all of the retailer exclusives[...]

Today is a big day for Seinfeld fans as Funko unveiled the debut of new collectibles of the hit sit-com We covered the huge assortment of Pop Vinyls that was revealed here, but that is not all that was announced Funko has unveiled a new product for their Seinfeld announcement called Funko Mini-Moments Funko reveals[...]

Seinfeld aired back in 1989, and now, in 2021, they are finally getting some amazing collectibles from Funko That is right; the hit American comedy series comes to life in amazing Pop Vinyl form with a huge assortment of Pops collectibles coming our way The whole cast is back this time around with Cosmo Kramer,[...]

There's plenty of content out there in the world of television to help celebrate the holidays, but for me, there are specific ones that do it better than all the rest- from shows like Schitt's Creek, Bob's Burgers, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Seinfeld, and Wings. Patrick and David at a family holiday party in Schitt's[...]