"The second button on a shirt “literally makes or breaks a shirt," Jerry throws at George in what would be the first whimsical truth of many they would create over 9 years.
The idea of creating a series about nothingness arose in a grocery store: David and Seinfeld were talking and making jokes about the variety of products that rested on the shelves.
After laughing for a while, they realized that this kind of dialogue did not exist on television, nor in the movies.
If that seemingly banal conversation made them burst out laughing, why not look for more followers to celebrate those jokes hidden among the packaged soups?
Funko Pop! Television: Seinfeld - Kramer with Sandwich, Good Cop and Golf
New Seinfeld exclusive pops dropped today at Funko Shop. Starting now, Kramer with Sandwich, Kramer (Good Cop), and Kramer (Golf) pop vinyls are available only on Funko.com and Funko Flagship Stores.
A Show About Nothing. Legend has it that this was precisely the pitch with which Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David went to NBC to produce the pilot of a series that would make history. That show about nothing would bring the world of stand-up comedy to television through three characters and their everyday adventures.
It was a seriocomedy about the minutiae of life and lasted nine unmissable seasons. Jerry Seinfeld himself gave life to himself. Larry David became George Costanza (Jason Alexandre). Seinfeld's ex-girlfriend, Carol Leifer, became Julia Louis-Dreyfus' mythical Elaine Benes and David's strange neighbor in real life, one Kenny Kramer, became an icon thanks to Michael Richards.
Invite the cast of Seinfeld to join in your everyday shenanigans with Kramer with Sandwich, Kramer (Good Cop), and Kramer (Golf) Funko Pops. Now available at the links below.
"The second button on a shirt “literally makes or breaks a shirt," Jerry throws at George in what would be the first whimsical truth of many they would create over 9 years.
The idea of creating a series about nothingness arose in a grocery store: David and Seinfeld were talking and making jokes about the variety of products that rested on the shelves.
After laughing for a while, they realized that this kind of dialogue did not exist on television, nor in the movies.
If that seemingly banal conversation made them burst out laughing, why not look for more followers to celebrate those jokes hidden among the packaged soups?
"The second button on a shirt “literally makes or breaks a shirt," Jerry throws at George in what would be the first whimsical truth of many they would create over 9 years.
The idea of creating a series about nothingness arose in a grocery store: David and Seinfeld were talking and making jokes about the variety of products that rested on the shelves.
After laughing for a while, they realized that this kind of dialogue did not exist on television, nor in the movies.
If that seemingly banal conversation made them burst out laughing, why not look for more followers to celebrate those jokes hidden among the packaged soups?
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