Just don’t bid $18,000, because that is too much money to pay for most things, but especially a thing that is a script from 18 years ago. Yes, it has the signatures of the cast, director, and ...

"The Bet" is the most controversial "Seinfeld" episode that fans will never see. In short, the show's cast felt the subject matter was too dark to be funny and refused to have anything to do with it ...

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 ...

Seinfeld‘s finale aired in 1998, but that hasn’t stopped people from imagining how the misanthropic show “about nothing” would handle the new millennium. Most famously, the Twitter account ...

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 ...

Larry Charles recognizes his “penciled-in revisions” on the recently leaked script pages, calling the controversial episode “funnier than I remember.” Editorial Director Earlier this month, a post ...

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 ...

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 ...

One of George Costanza's most instantly quotable lines in Seinfeld helped create real-world change in a subtle, surprising ...