Awesome Seinfeld

If you’ve watched all 180 episodes of Seinfeld and are looking for more, then tune in now. Nothing, Forever is an AI-generated Twitch stream about nothing that runs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, churning out stand-up bits from AI Jerry and uncomfortably weird storylines with AI Elaine, AI George, and AI Kramer.

Fans of Seinfeld know that the classic sitcom was loaded with pop culture references. Editor Yaron Baruch put together this video which compares scenes from the show with some of the movies it poked fun at. We didn’t realize that Newman (Wayne Knight) was really in those scenes from JFK and Basic Instinct.

The LEGO Seinfeld set is real, and it’s spectacular. Based on a concept by LEGO fan Brent Waller, the 1326-piece kit lets you replicate Jerry’s apartment, and includes minifigs of Jerry, George, Elaine, Kramer, and Newman for acting out your favorite scenes from the classic sitcom. Drops 8.1.21. LEGO VIP members can get it 7.21.

Funko has revealed a collection of POP! vinyl figures, inspired by the characters on the classic 1990s sitcom Seinfeld. Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and George are all here, wearing memorable costumes, including the Puffy Shirt and Urban Sombrero. Newman and the Soup Nazi also make appearances. Shipping starts 5.2021.

As comedies go, Seinfeld had its share of dark humor and crazy people. Editor Max Gold took the opportunity to amp up the darkness level to 11, transforming the series into a unsettling horror flick about nothing… and creepy clowns.

“Why would you make a game based on a sitcom that last aired over 20 years ago and potentially incur the wrath of lawyers?..” Well, because Jacob Janerka and Ivan Dixon are hoping their concept proves there’s enough demand for a point-and-click Seinfeld adventure game that it actually gets licensed and developed.

To celebrate 30 years of Seinfeld (man, we’re getting old), Brent Waller submitted this concept to LEGO Ideas in hopes of its production. The 900-piece set features Jerry’s apartment, and awesome minifigs of Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, George, and Newman. Cast your vote and show your support, or there will be no soup for you!

YouTuber Spacepig22 worked a little video magic on a classic scene from Seinfeld, replacing Jerry Seinfeld with Barry B. Benson, the fuzzy little insect he portrayed in The Bee Movie. It would be fun to see an entire episode done this way.

Fans of the classic sitcom will drool over this 1/26-scale model of Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment set. No detail has been spared from the art on the walls to the tiny Macintosh, thanks in part to Production Designer Tho. E. Azzari’s help with the plans. Measures 16.5″ W x 11.5″ D x 6.5″ H.

It’s a Festivus Miracle, Charlie Brown! The Peanuts gather ’round the Festivus pole to air their grievances in Nutmeg’s amusing mashup video that combines the classic animated series with a classic episode of Seinfeld.

PNTGRM’s well-written unofficial Seinfeld retro visual novel casts Jerry and the gang as high school students in an anime world. Seinfeld observes George as the latter seeks his senpai’s approval, Elaine has a suitor, and Kramer does Kramer things.

Nerdwriter1 reminds us that Seinfeld‘s “defining” joke shouldn’t be taken literally. The show shifted sitcoms from, “What’s it about?”, or “What’s the lesson here?” to “How funny is it?” Imagine pitching a comedy about a paper company or urban planning officials.

This clever build by Caliixxs is designed to serve a single, but hilarious purpose – to play those familiar musical soundbites from Seinfeld any time the door opens. We can picture Kramer barging in already.

Los Angeles’ pop art Gallery1988 offers up a collection which pays tribute to the greatest sitcom of all time, Seinfeld. The exhibit kicked off on 10/17, and you can find many of the works for sale on their website. Sadly, Cuyler Smith’s George Costanza trading cards are sold out.

The Film Theorists delve into the history and science of adhesives to see if a person can die by licking envelope adhesive, which was how George’s fiancée Susan passed away in Seinfeld.

Seinfeld fans will immediately recognize George Costanza’s Greatest American Hero voicemail greeting. Actress Kat Dennings has used that message for years, and now has a custom version, courtesy of actor Jason Alexander.

Funko is turning A Large Evil Corporation’s viral vinyl toy concepts into actual 8″ vinyl figures. The first batch of Vinyl Idolz includes characters from Seinfeld, The Walking Dead, Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, and Napoleon Dynamite.

Jerry Seinfeld’s debut performance in India was cancelled over concerns about traffic. And parking. Rohan Desai and Adhiraj Singh vented their frustration in the only appropriate manner. Be sure to read this before watching.

Seinfeld stands the test of time better than any other classic TV comedy. In this supercut by editor Alex Moschina, he stitched together the many times where Kramer took advantage of Jerry’s well-stocked kitchen.

Seinfeld is known as the “show about nothing.” However, LJ Frezza must have misheard it, because he turned the sitcom into a show about no one. Seinfeld meets 28 Days Later in this hilarious, sad, and creepy supercut.

Supreme maybe one of New York City’s most famous current residents, but once upon a time a show about nothing repped the Big Apple. Stugazi mashes up past and present with this sticker. A reverse mashup would be equally dope.

A mashup of Super Mario Bros. and Seinfeld by animator EsquireBob. The casting of Toad as George Costanza is priceless. If relationship Toad walks through this door, he will kill independent Toad. A Toad divided against itself cannot stand!

In this special episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry reunites with George, played of course by Jason Alexander. They spend the entire time bickering and riding a clunker. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.