Seinfeld was a show about nothing, but it was also a show about —let’s face it— terrible people. Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer always seemed to do the precisely wrong thing in an emotional ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Billy Domineau ultimately wrote the darkest possible Seinfeld spec ...

The classic situation comedy Seinfeld was known as a show about nothing. But a recent attempt to write a script for the show using predictive keyboards actually demonstrated something very important: ...

(KUTV) Wildly popular Sitcom "Seinfeld" left the air in 1998 after a strong run on network television and still continues on syndicated stations to this day. The Los Angeles Times reported that more ...

There was very little that was off-limits in the world of the hit comedy Seinfeld. If it was sacred to someone, for example, the film The English Patient, then it was up for grabs and for laughs on ...

Last month, something potentially terrible happened: Someone decided to write out a hypothetical script for an episode of Seinfeld set in the days after September 11, 2001. The sheer audacity of the ...

For my money, the greatest sitcom of all time is a little show about nothing that aired throughout the 90s and starred one of the greatest comedians of all time. That show is Seinfeld. It feels like ...

Writer and comedian Billy Domineau has stumbled into viral fame after posting a Seinfeld spec script that imagines how its well-known sitcom characters would have reacted to the Sept. 11 terrorist ...

With every media outlet in America waxing nostalgic about the end of new Seinfeld episodes, it was inevitable that consumers would spend the season buried in cash-in items; as it is, every newspaper ...

Ask any Lithuanian Orthodox-worshipping Seinfeld apostle what continues to draw them back to apartment 5A every evening between the prime syndication hours of 7 and 8pm, and you’re likely to get ...