The great Philip Baker Hall will forever be remembered by Seinfeld fans as the hard-nosed library detective, Mr. Bookman. Hall had a long and impressive career as one of Hollywood's top character actors. His talent will be cherished.
Wishing you a happy Mother’s Day, Estelle and Helen, as we raise a glass of this newly invented wine called “merlot.” We will forever cherish the laughs, the arguments, and your unending motherly spirit.
Serenity now and forever.
Love,
Seinfeld
Estelle Harris is an irreplaceable part of the Seinfeld family. Her iconic voice and on-screen presence helped make "The Show About Nothing" into something great. Here are just a few of our favorite moments.
Rest in peace, Estelle Harris.
Farewell to our dear friend, George Shapiro. As a manager and executive producer, your career was as legendary as it was long. Your guidance helped shape comedy as we know it today and we're forever grateful. Rest in peace.
My dad is late thirties, pursuing a modeling career, and I’ve never seen him happier. He told me he’s just waiting for a chance to blow up. So, Twitter, meet my dad.
Liz Sheridan played the role of Helen Seinfeld with a radiant energy that brought laughter and warmth to millions of fans all over the world. Here are a few of our favorite moments.
Rest in peace, Liz Sheridan.
"... This was supposed to be The Summer of George." – George Costanza
2020 has been way too crazy and we're pulling the plug. Instead, we've got 5 weeks of Costanza content – 1 week for every stage of grief.
Today marks the anniversary of the first broadcast of The Contest, a monumental moment in Seinfeld history. Enjoy these fun facts about the iconic episode.
Check your local listings.
[during sex]
Her: I want you to hurt me
George: *opens drawer and takes a bite of a pastrami on rye with mustard**
Her: what
George: *extends radio antenna and puts on headphones**