Seinfeld

By Danny Gallagher Someone at Funnyordie.com has compiled all of Cosmo Kramer's entrances from all 174 episodes of Seinfeld into one viral video. I've tried counting them and got three different totals on three different tries. See if you can count the number of entrances. As an added challenge, the only rule I...

By Brad Trechak Okay, maybe it's not a "clone" per se, but the premise reads like an episode of The Big Bang Theory. Coming to NBC: a group of small-town fanboys try to make continuing episodes of their favorite sci fi series after it is canceled. Larry Charles, who was behind such fare as Seinfeld, Curb Your E...

By Jane Boursaw S07E09) "You don't loan Jason anything ... anything that can be inserted." - Jerry Seinfeld to Larry David, about the pen Larry loaned to Jason Alexander It's me, the Fill-In Girl! And thank you so much, Jonathan, for leaving me with the mammoth responsibility of writing a thoughtful review a...

By sarahpingeton Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David produced the show about nothing, and it was top notch from the very beginning. Comedy at its finest. Never forced or contrived, simply there for the taking. The audience could tune in every single week and expect simple self-absorbed story lines about Jerry, G...

By Jonathan Toomey It came down to Cheryl and a busy, very popular actress named Virgina Sloane (played by Elisabeth Shue). Right off the bat, that creates a huge conflict since Larry assured Cheryl that she had the role. But beyond that, there were a lot of issues with how "Officer Krupke" played out in terms of...

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By The Burg At that George enters the apartment. Elaine leaves. George – “It’s just one woman. THE ONE Jerry. Mark my words, she’s the one” Kramer, now intrigued, “Oh yeah, way to go George.” Jerry – “You nodded AND smiled??? For the entire time she spoke???” Kramer – “Oh George. It’s over.”

By sportsbloke42 Seinfield was famously described as a “show about nothing” by its co-creators Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld. Thanks to the Seinfeld reunion story in the current season of David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, the greatest sitcom of the 1990s is firmly back in people’s minds.

By Stephen Armstrong He is not returning to TV because he needs the money. Forbes estimates that he made $85m last year, primarily from his share of Seinfeld's syndication revenue but also from touring and DVD royalties. But now he is back in a double headed Jerry Seinfeld assault – reuniting the cast of Seinfeld...

By Stephen Brook Comedian Jerry Seinfeld has teamed up with Oprah Winfrey's producer to launch his first TV project since his eponymous sitcom – a comedy panel show where comedians and celebrities sit in judgment on people's marriages. I seem to do things, do them once and then never do them again," said th...

By Dodai More on this is Midweek Madness, but Star is reporting that Justin Timberlake and Rihanna are "on." Here's the deal: They've been talking and texting "nonstop" since the VMAs; but Rihanna doesn't want to be "his lady on the side." A source says: "She asked him on the phone, ‘Are you still with...

By roxieluv So I was thinking about all the funny reasons the gang on Seinfeld breaks up with their significant others. And compared to them I feel quite good about my dumping desicions. Here’s a small list I came up with of breakups featured on Seinfeld…they are just too funny!

The comedian will help usher in the show on September 14th.

By Richard Since the pan out shot off that jail cell and the repeated conversation about the placement of the top button we have all been excited about the reunion of George, Elaine, Kramer and Jerry! Well it’s coming very soon and it’s thanks to Larry David. 

By Zoe Williams You will be familiar with the premise. Larry David (above) is himself, creator of Seinfeld, famous, obviously, a big noise, but not as famous as, say, Ted Danson – and living in the kind of world (Santa Monica) where that kind of distinction means a lot. Thus Curb Your Enthusiasm hangs on this...

Here you will see performances by the lovely and talented Bette Midler, Cher, Luis Miguel and the comedy of Jerry Seinfeld and Jeff Dunham. They offer Dinner and show packages. Caesars Palace offers an array of dining from the worlds greatest chefs ...

The Pre mobile device launch will also include a farmers' market, put Jason Alexander on the emcee stand and reportedly include an appearance by Jerry Seinfeld. The hope is that the Palm Pre smartphone will be as much fun as the event. ...

By postymcposterton The Appropriate Linkage: What’s the deal with Jerry Seinfeld not having an official web presence? Larry Miller Larry Miller on MySpaceThe Hult Center ~Dan – np: Dave Douglas – Spirit Moves Mini-review… It’s been a while since seeing Jerry Seinfeld live.  I was always a big fan

AP / Evan Agostini NEW YORK (AP) — Watching his TV series, no one doubted that Jerry Seinfeld was quintessentially New York. It turns out his family is, too. The comedian, who brings his stand-up comedy act to Foxwoods Friday and Saturday, ...

By JASON STEIN Ask Jerry Seinfeld what his favorite car brand is and there's no question. The actor owns almost 50 Porsches, all kept in a private garage in New York, NY Jerry Seinfeld loves Porches. No, actually, he adores them. He craves them. ...

By Bill Fridays and Seinfeld can only mean one thing: Seinfeld on Marketing! Let’s dive right in, shall we? In this episode, George is talking to Jerry about his dating philosophy: JERRY: Ah, too bad you got a little George Costanza thing going on. JERRY: That’s a date?

By postymcposterton Entertainment Weekly reported recently that Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards will have appearances in multiple episodes of (co-Seinfeld creator) Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm this season.  Yay!

By Sarah, Staff Editor Lawrence Schwartzwald/Splash News Online Comedian Jerry Seinfeld and wife Jessica were spotted picking up middle child Julian Kal, 5 ½, from school near Central Park West on Tuesday. The trio ran into friend Kelly Ripa, who was picking up son Joaquin, and the women shared a hug. Jerry and J...

By Jon This is yet another part of Redmond’s $300 million marketing campaign for Vista — the one that started with Jerry Seinfeld, cheap shoes, and churros. Microsoft’s highly paid marketing weasels have come up with yet another so-dim-it’s-almost-brilliant slogan for this campaign, calli...

By The Huffington Post News Editors The Seinfelds' attorney said in a statement Wednesday: "As a comedian, Jerry has a right under the First Amendment to tell jokes. Ms. Lapine, on the other hand, was not joking when she maliciously accused Jessica Seinfeld, who also has young children, of plagiarism, a charge that is demons...

By Colin Campbell The first Seinfeld-Gates Microsoft ad didn’t go over very well (see Steve Maich’s column in the current issue of Maclean’s). Gates was criticized for his bad acting. But worse than that, the ad didn’t try to sell anything. In true Jerry Seinfeld form, it was an ad about nothing. Well, the lates...

By smackman Smacking down on the 2nd Seinfeld commercial plus we wrap up the "Let's Rock" event from Apple.  Enjoy! Hosts: Cal David, David Flashner.  Special Guest: Eric Luquette Episode #55 Smacking down on the 2nd Seinfeld commercial plus we wrap up the “Let’s Rock” even

by Walid (Redmond Washington) Ucs Tech News-- The embattled Microsoft Corporation has turned to long time "Windows Fan Boy" and OS master architect Jerry ... Microsoft’s New "Spokesperson" Is None Other Than Jerry Seinfeld eFluxMedia

By noreply@blogger.com (RikerDonegal) Seinfeld. "The Finale" Not very funny, but certainly very clever. It's a great episode, and a truly great send-off for a wonderful series. The idea of bringing back so many characters is inspired. There's aren't a lot of laughs but there are a million oh-that's-cool moments. None of the regular characters does anything particularly noteworthy. In fact they are somewhat lost in the middle of the story and the sea of guest-stars. It really does feel like a tribute to the series as a whole and what it achieved. And that's a pretty special thing to do. Several elements really stand out, however, and the scene stealers are: Wayne Knight (his scenes are fantastic), Phil Morris (his Jackie Childs is a joy to watch) and Teri Hatcher (her breasts are real and...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (RikerDonegal) Seinfeld. Season 9, Episode 20. "The Puerto Rican Day" And so we reach the "final special episode" of Seinfeld. Over the years there were many of these break-the-formula episodes: stories where the regulars were in some location or other on some grand adventure. This time? A traffic jam. Great idea, great episode. One of the best. As well as lots of hilarious bantering and bickering at the start of the story, we get to see of the characters leave the car and head off for some mini-adventures on their own. Some of these are truly inspired: an homage to The Poseidon Adventure for instance and the - truly superb - scene where Jerry, George and Kramer meet in a house-for-sale each one using an alias that has cropped up in the series before. Wow. I love that. It'...   [read the full post]

By By CARYN JAMES The hilarious final episode was everything ''Seinfeld'' was at its best: mordant, unsentimental and written by Larry David (who helped create the show and left a few years ago).

By mixtapesmixtapes With the demise of MARRIED WITH CHILDREN, it's been my long standing policy not to watch NETWORK TV. Which means I've "lost out" on many "cultural landmarks" like LOST, THE OFFICE and SEINFELD. People always reference these shows. I guess I'm missing out.

By matt tobey TV's 50 Best Comedies Ever (I'll save you 50 clicks, The Simpsons is #1). [AOL] Bob Saget interview. [Edmonton Journal] Alec Baldwin on Tina Fey and Jerry Seinfeld on Chris Rock. [USA Today] Posehn, Hader, Oswalt and Seinfeld among top-ten celebrity comic-book geeks. [Pulp Secret]

By gadgetfreaks Isn't it really annoying when you sit down for your favourite sitcom and it's as if they've run out of ideas and you get a  regurgative ' walk down memory lane' type show. You know like on Seinfeld when they sit around and Jerry says," Hey remember the time Elaine and Peterman.........." And 30 minutes o...

By gdaysunshine Friday, April 4, 2008 Jerry Seinfeld Walks Away After Car Flips Over photo courtesy of PR Photos/www.prphotos.com Jerry Seinfeld reportedly flipped his car over on Saturday night, but somehow managed to walk away from the accident uninjured. The East Hampton police said that Seinfeld's...

By Rebecca Wright When I settled in to watch Bee Movie I really wasn't expecting much. Seinfeld, that long-running show about nothing, had never really been a favorite of mine, so the presence of Jerry Seinfeld didn't really pique my curiosity. However, I've enjoyed the ingenuity of Dreamworks Animation i...

By gdaysunshine Friday, March 7, 2008 Seinfeld in Talks to Return to NBC photo courtesy of PR Photos/www.prphotos.com Jerry Seinfeld is reportedly in talks for a new series for NBC, according to PageSix.com. The show is said to be "just like Curb Your Enthusiasm, but with Jerry, instead of Larry." They're aim...

By RikerDonegal Not That There's Anything Wrong With That.  Seinfeld's Season 8 Bloopers.  More hilarious out-takes from the best sit-com of all time (with Arrested Development a close second, of course).  It's great to see Julia Louis-Dreyfus get the giggles over and over, and it's cool to see how much fu...

By Moe Well, judging from passages in the lawsuit, which mostly go like this: (d) Both the Book and the Infringing Work explain that the author is not a professional chef, just a mother who desres to have peace at the dinner table and to feed her children nutritious food. Both works discuss how the a...

LOS ANGELES--To millions of gamers, actor Patrick Warburton is best know as David Puddy, a character that appeared in only 11 episodes of NBC's hit comedy series, "Seinfeld," but left an indelible mark in that time. Many fans probably recall the episode that featured that colorful, ugly...

By Nicole Wilson Best Syndication] On yesterday's ‘Oprah’ TV show, we got to see how Jessica Seinfeld has disguised vegetables into foods to make young kids eat healthier. Jessica Seinfeld is married to the comedian Jerry Seinfeld and they have three children together.

NBC doesn't need Seinfeld Oh yeah, and tonight's guest star is – you guessed it – Jerry Seinfeld. As sitcoms go, tonight's storyline qualifies as sheer genius: Jack (Alec Baldwin), ... 30 Rock' opens with Jerry Seinfeld Newsday Seinfeld plugs own movie in "30 Rock" guest spot Reuters

By Tempo Of course there’s a blatant plug in the episode for Seinfeld’s upcoming feature, “Bee Movie.” So what? I hold this sterling series from Tina Fey in such high esteem that I’ll overlook a bit of shameless self-promotion on Seinfeld’s part.

By Amir Efrati Remember the “Seinfeld” episode where Jerry suspects that his dentist, Tim Watley, became intimate with a dental assistant in the exam room while Jerry was under anesthesia (which may or may not have led to Jerry’s shirt becoming untucked)?

By JM Jordan These days, it seems that shows really never go off the air: they live forever in syndication. It’s not exactly the same, with every show labeled a “rerun” and being one you have likely seen (or maybe have memorized), but syndicated shows allow our favorite series to exist in places other th...

By Kerry Lengel Ninety-five percent of the population" - according to Seinfeld, anyway - "is undatable." "Have you been to the motor vehicle bureau?" Jerry asks to prove his point. "It's a leper colony there.

Jerry Seinfeld continues to pollinate the public about "Bee Movie," his first major project since "Seinfeld." Thirty minutes of clips from the animated "Bee Movie" were shown Tuesday evening at the Museum of Modern Art, at a screening hosted by Jeffrey Katzenberg, chief executive of Dr...

By El Bicho Long before Jerry Seinfeld and Ray Romano were sought after by the networks to build sitcoms around their material, a stand-up comedian by the name of Gabe Kaplan had great success with a little show called Welcome Back, Kotter (ABC 1975-79).

By Diane Kristine Greg Daniels, co-creator of King of The Hill, former writer for Seinfeld, The Simpsons, and Saturday Night Live, was the man tasked with adapting the hit UK series The Office for NBC. It became a daunting prospect once American audiences fell in love with the original via BBC America, and a...

Placing The Must See Back in NBC. Conan Joked about the Glory day’s of NBC on the Emmy’s. Days when Seinfeld, Frasier and Friends were keeping NBC profitable. But ever since TiVo replaced sitcoms with week to week Drams, NBC has fallen short. Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip NFL on NBC