Jerry discovers an innate skill for making bootleg movies in the ... a sufficient dose of the Costanza Experience in "The Opposite," and it is brutal/hilarious. While George is off living his ...

George Costanza shows off his range by knowingly ... Much time is spent at the cinema. Jerry dons Buddy Holly glasses. Nothing says holiday spirit like trying to figure out how many people die ...

And it got a lot of mileage out of “nothing” as Jerry Seinfeld (playing a version of himself) spent time hanging out with his friends, George Costanza (Jason Alexander), Elaine Benes (Julia ...

Created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, NBC’s ‘Seinfeld’ follows a fictional version of stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld as he tries to solve daily life’s numerous puzzles in the heart of Manhattan ...

While King doesn’t go into too much detail about the episode, he does recount George Costanza’s frantic defense of his penile shrinkage, which finds him repeatedly shouting “I was in the ...

Eagle-eyed Stephen King readers are taking issue with his punctuation—or lack thereof—in an old reference to 'Seinfeld.' ...

He looked like a man trying to free up a kink in his neck. On the TV, George Costanza said, ‘I was in the pool, I was in the pool.’ The audience laughed.” Anyone who knows the episode knows ...

This isn't Momoa's first time wearing a velvet to an event. He famously wore a pink velvet suit to the Oscars a few years back.

BOSTON — In one of the all-time great Seinfeld episodes, 'The Opposite', George Costanza's fortunes turn completely for the better when he simply goes against every instinct he's ever had.