Michael Richards' Kramer was up to a lot of crazy schemes on Seinfeld, and these are our favorites. There are arguments to be ...

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From ‘The Simpsons’ to ‘The X-Files’ and ‘I'm Alan Partridge,’ 10 throwback classics from the Last Hopeful Decade.

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Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David were brainstorming stories for the second season of Seinfeld one day in 1991 when Julia Louis-Dreyfus came into the room and started to cry. As Seinfeld writer Larry ...

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David were brainstorming stories for the second season of Seinfeld one day in 1991 when Julia Louis-Dreyfus came into the room and started to cry. As Seinfeld writer Larry ...

Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David were brainstorming stories for the second season of Seinfeld one day in 1991 when Julia Louis-Dreyfus came into the room and started to cry. As Seinfeld writer Larry ...