Seinfeld Returns to Apartment to Tout New Cable Home on Comedy Central
Jerry Seinfeld returned to his former TV home to tout the new cable home for his iconic, eponymous sitcom. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Seinfeld Set for October Netflix Debut
Your months-long nightmare of having nowhere to stream Seinfeld will end on Friday, Oct. 1, when all 180 episodes of the pop culture darling land on Netflix. READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
TV's Worst Series Finales of All Time, Ranked: Seinfeld, Dexter, Shameless, The 100, Gossip Girl, HIMYM and More
Sometimes good series not only go bad, they do so at the worst of all possible times — as in, right when they’re coming to an end. As a result READ MORE & VIEW PHOTOS
Newman! Seinfeld's Wayne Knight Goes Postal in Anti-Trump Ad — Watch
Hello (again), Newman.
Seinfeld alum Wayne Knight is back in surly mailman mode in a new political ad READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Reni Santoni, Who Played Poppie on Seinfeld, Dead at 81
Character actor Reni Santoni, who played Poppie the restaurant owner on Seinfeld, has died at the age of 81 READ MORE
Jerry Stiller Remembered by Seinfeld Son Jason Alexander: 'He Made Me Laugh Every Day I Was With Him'
In the wake of Jerry Stiller’s passing, Jason Alexander — who played his son on Seinfeld — pays tribute to the comedy icon as “perhaps the kindest man” he ever worked with. READ MORE
Jerry Stiller, Actor, Comedian and Seinfeld Alum, Dead at 92
Actor-comedian Jerry Stiller, arguably best known as the irritable Frank Costanza, father of Jason Alexander’s George Costanza, on Seinfeld, has died. He was 92. READ MORE
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Ever See Something That You Own on a TV Show and Freak Out a Tiny Bit?
To paraphrase a celebrity magazine, “TV Characters — They’re Just Like Us!” In that they apparently shop at IKEA, Kohl’s and the like. READ MORE
TVLine Items: Seinfeld Leaving TBS, Oprah's Book Club on Apple and More
Say goodbye to those Seinfeld reruns on TBS: Viacom has acquired the exclusive cable syndication rights to the hit NBC comedy READ MORE
Seinfeld Moving to Netflix in 2021 — Not That There's Anything Wrong With That
Netflix will become the master of Seinfeld‘s domain effective 2021, as the result of a new five-year deal that will pull all 180 episodes of the iconic sitcom from its current streaming home, Hulu. READ MORE
