Awesome Seinfeld

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.

We always thought that Scarface was a pretty dark movie, but leave it to Matin Comedy to find the humorous moments in Brian DePalma’s classic and turn it into a 1990s sitcom. Though we wanted to hear “Say hello to my little friend!”

It still really has nothing to do with Seinfeld, but the second episode of Matin Comedy’s Game of Thrones sitcom is still backed with laughter and applause at the most hilariously inappropriate moments.

Matin Comedy took footage from Game of Thrones and gave it the Seinfeld treatment. Though our laugh was a manaical one during the beat-down on Joffrey. Theon Greyjoy should play Newman.

Seinfeld was a sitcom about nothing, but it ran for so long and had so many episodes that you can probably make up any kind of story using scenes from the series. Take this one for example.

We already know that Seinfeld was really a thriller. But it turns out Jerry had his eye on much greater evil than we thought. Cosmo Kramer puts it best “an epic struggle for world domination.”

We didn’t think Seinfeld could be re-cut to become a thriller. Yet here it is, courtesy of Youtube user lorocker, and it is awesome. On second thought, the show did have a lot of dark, crazy characters.