All nine seasons of Seinfeld are now streaming on Netflix. Dory Jackson is a Staff Editor for PEOPLE's TV News team. Upon joining the brand in March 2021, she has had the opportunity to interview a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. All 180 episodes of “Seinfeld” are now streaming on Netflix, and Jerry Seinfeld has marked the occasion in a most unusual way: by ...

Rafael is a news writer for Collider, a streamer and life time gamer. Netflix released a new promotion for Seinfeld, to help celebrate the show coming to the platform. The video jokingly tries to sell ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Netflix Is A Joke YouTube page released the video and it’s as weird as you’d expect. Bryan Cranston, whom fans know as Dr. Tim ...

Last month Jerry Seinfeld turned The Tonight Show set into Legos. Apparently it’s just something he can do now. He’s been going around America turning things into Lego versions of themselves, things ...

For a show about nothing, this news is definitely something. Jerry Seinfeld is celebrating the release of his legendary sitcom, “Seinfeld,” on Netflix by playing a Lego version of himself in a ...

You've never seen Seinfeld like this. And maybe that's a good thing — because Jerry Seinfeld as a living Lego is actually pretty disturbing! But to celebrate the fact that Seinfeld is now available on ...

Today in celebrity gossip: The former Seinfeld star had unkind things to say about The LEGO Movie, Justin Bieber changed his Instagram name to something ridiculous, and Sarah Silverman has a ...

Netflix celebrates its (not really) new show Seinfeld with a live LEGO version featuring a very confused and blocky Jerry. Netflix’s (not really) new show looks like its doing pretty well. The ...

All 180 episodes of “Seinfeld” are now streaming on Netflix, and Jerry Seinfeld has marked the occasion in a most unusual way: by transforming into a human Lego not once, but twice. Netflix offered up ...