Have you ever wished that you could hang out at Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment with him, Elaine, George, and Kramer? Now you can. That is because Lego is releasing a set of the sitcom’s set.
Not only do you get his apartment, but you get a stage where he can do his standup. They even pay homage to my favorite episode, the one where they get lost in a parking lot. How? Elaine comes with a goldfish in a bag. And no Seinfeld set is complete without Newman. So he is included in the mix.
It also includes a blue statue, muffin top, painting of Uncle Leo, Prognosis Negative videotape, Commando 8 air conditioner, and Festivus pole. The only thing missing is an Assman license plate, but you can make one.
For just $79.99, this is the perfect gift for anyone who is a fan of the show that is about nothing.
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Last month, Cliff Clavin did his own PSA via a Cameo about the United States Post Office. This month, it is Newman doing one saying that it is safe to vote by way of mail for PACRONYM.
If television’s most famous postal workers are telling you it is safe to mail back your ballots, then it is. Please do it now. Don’t wait.
As my friend told me. The earlier you get your ballot counted, the faster it will be you will stop getting calls about candidates and propositions. I just wish they could do the same for ads. Make them stop.
Before Jerry Seinfeld was headlining his own comedy specials, he was just one of the comedians doing stand up at The Bottom Line. While the material is still the same, can we talk about his feathered hair in 1979 when he was 25? He needs to go back to that hairdo.
Jeopardy wanted to see how well the contestants know Seinfeld, so they asked them some questions. Well, not Alex Trebeck, but the stars, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Jason Alexander, themselves.
How well did they do? Of course, they got all the answers correct. I mean, who doesn’t everything about the show that is about nothing.
— Office of the Governor of California (@CAgovernor) March 31, 2020
The California Governor’s office asked Larry David to record a PSA for them. The Curb Your Enthusiasm star wants young people to curb their enthusiasm and stay inside. He wanted them to know that nothing good ever happens to his character when he goes outside. Although, with him staying inside, doesn’t that mean it is safe to go out? Which defeats the purpose of his PSA.
