Seinfeld is such a television institution, it’s impossible to imagine it with any other cast. Jerry Seinfeld as himself, Jason Alexander as George, Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Elaine and Michael Richards ...

George arranges free skin-cancer screenings at work and somehow decides Kramer is the man for the job. Enter Dr. Martin van ...

"Seinfeld" writer Larry Charles (left) thinks Michael Richards' character, Cosmo Kramer, would be a QAnon acolyte today. Getty Images; Everett Collection See more of our coverage in your search ...

A modern look at Michael Richards’ Kramer character might be tainted by the infamous, racist video that brought him down in 2007. But at the time of Seinfeld’s run, he was one of the most recognizable ...

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Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards) brought a manic goofiness to "Seinfeld" for its entire nine-season run, but the character's personality might have been much more subdued if not for an early production ...

When it comes to that infamous "Seinfeld" series finale, Newman actor Wayne Knight is in agreement with disgruntled fans.

Despite being called a show about nothing, Seinfeld was really about everything, and here's the evidence to prove it.

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A New York judge analyzes whether one popular catchphrase from the show, when shouted from a bus, can be interpreted as a homophobic taunt. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal Editor-at-Large In 1996, ...