'Seinfeld' has been on a roll of late, with '60 Minutes' naming it as the best sitcom of all time, Michael Richards making a long-awaited return to television in new sitcom 'Giant Baby,' and even Jason Alexander guesting in one of our personal favorites, 'Community.' And while the 'Curb Your Enthuisasm' reunion arc is about as close as we'd ever get to a true 'Seinfeld' reunion, new Twitter parody account 'Modern Seinfeld' tells us exactly what Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine would get up to in 2012. Take a look inside!
The cast of 'Seinfeld' sure are having a nice couple of days, what with a 60 Minutes poll declaring the series the greatest sitcom of all time, and Michael Richards' TV return, but the best news of all might belong to 'Community.' We've just learned that a former 'Seinfeld' star will go from TV's greatest sitcom to its most under-appreciated, guesting in 'Community's upcoming fourth season. So what's the deal with Jason Alexander's top-secret 'Community' season 4 gig?
Just earlier today we reported the recent development that readers had chosen 'Seinfeld' as the greatest sitcom in televised history, reminding us all of the show's golden NBC days. And while the infamous "Seinfeld Curse" has long since been broken by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 'Seinfeld's' most controversial star Michael Richards is heading back to TV for his first regular role in a decade. The sometime-troubled star will join TVLand's 'Giant Baby,' but will you tune in?
The sitcom is, and always shall be, an ever-changing art. There exists no perfect formula for success between various three-camera and single-camera efforts over the years. While some may bemoan the heightened situations and laugh tracks of a three-camera outing like the modern 'Big Bang Theory,' others remember how 'Cheers' and 'Seinfeld' among others perfected the format. So according to a recent '60 Minutes' poll, what's the greatest sitcom of all time? Is it as funny as a bag of airline peanuts?
It shouldn't surprise you to see Bryan Cranston popping up in works you don't remember him from, given the prolific TV and movie career he'd had before 'Breaking Bad' was even a thought in Vince Gilligan's head. Certainly, many will remember that Cranston specifically played the recurring 'Seinfeld' character of deranged dentist Tim Whatley, but did you know that many of his 'Breaking Bad' co-stars have appeared on the Larry David comedy as well?
Jerry Seinfeld dished about his legendary namesake sitcom 'Seinfeld' during a recent appearance alongside Matthew Broderick on Bravo's 'Watch What Happens,' revealing which episode he liked the least and who on the show was most in need of a breath mint.
With Julia Louis-Dreyfus' new show 'Veep' premiering on HBO this Sunday, we thought it would be fun to take a look at the cast of 'Seinfeld' and some of the projects they've been involved in since the show ended in 1998. They haven't always been good (and some have been pretty bad) but it's always good to have them around.
Lucky for us, our favorite neurotic quartet just can't stay off our television screens.
Seventeen years after denying them his turkey chili, it appears the "Soup Nazi" and the cast of "Seinfeld' have made peace in an effort to bring the joy of gourmet soup to the masses. So which 'Seinfeld' star will be an official spokesperson for the soup chain?
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