George Costanza, the insecure, paranoid, and endlessly relatable character from Seinfeld, has captured the hearts of audiences for decades. His over-the-top reactions, absurd justifications, and ...

In the shrinkage scene, George’s emasculated screeching certainly seems like it would qualify. And, come to think of it, literally every single episode of Seinfeld contains a reference to King ...

Eagle-eyed Stephen King readers are taking issue with his punctuation—or lack thereof—in an old reference to 'Seinfeld.' In the episode, Jerry Seinfeld’s girlfriend-of-the-week (Melanie ...

In the shrinkage scene, George’s emasculated screeching certainly seems like it would qualify. Incidentally, decades before Big Driver came out, Seinfeld included a low-key nod to King.

Alexander, of course, shares a name with acting legend Jason Alexander, who is most famous for playing George Costanza on “Seinfeld ... to have to worry about shrinkage (of his ERA) or ...

Dirt for Thursday, April 24, 2025 Costanza’s marvelous combination of insecurity and paranoia has long provided us with ...

We thought this was a Seinfeld election about nothing, but it turns out to be more of a spin-off in which the PM is playing the role of truth challenged George Costanza, writes James Morrow.