Seinfeld over.......Spinoffs?

Nov 2, 199612 posts by 12 posters

🤯 Prediction❓ Unresolved

Seinfeld will have spinoff shows featuring characters like Kramer or Frank and Estelle Costanza.

Fans discuss potential Seinfeld spinoffs after the final season, debating which characters could carry their own shows, with suggestions including Kramer, the Costanzas, and Frank and Estelle.

12 posts

HobokenNov 2, 1996

With the possibility that this will be the last Seinfeld season ever does anyone think that there will be some spinoffs of the show? I was thinking that Seinfeld is a show where they would have great difficulty in having a spinoff; with respect to the nature of the show.

If they did have a spinoff who would be the best character or supporting character to play the show off of?

I bet a lot of the responses will be for The Costanzas, Frank and Estelle, I personally have no objections to that. Maybe they could develop the Guiseppe character in Tuscany a little more!

JoeNov 7, 1996↩ Hoboken

How about a show called "Kramer". Maybe it could bump that awful spinoff "Frazier"

Robin WelchNov 7, 1996↩ Joe

Probably my all time favorite show was when Neuman and Kramer went to the game and Kramer was hit by the "Magic Luggie (sp)" I liked the way it was all tied into the movie JFK. Funny funny stuff.

Kongmany VongsavathNov 7, 1996↩ Robin Welch

The best episode had to be when Elaine has a secret admirer who refers to himself using the thrid person pronoun. Don't remember his name, but it had something to do with her trying to ask him if he's her admirer, and he tells her that "using his name" likes her. Kind of confusing but I'm sure someone else has seen this one. TimIn [email](Robin

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DillNov 8, 1996↩ Kongmany Vongsavath

[email](Kongmany Vongsavath) wrote:

Jimmy's seen it, and, yes, Jimmy liked it. Jimmy thought it was real cool.

Eric MillerNov 10, 1996↩ Dill

Classic Seinfeld move - if you remember, George starts to talk in the third person in later episodes (i.e.. George is getting upset, George is back)

Valerie

stocksNov 10, 1996↩ Kongmany Vongsavath

-I did see the episode with the man who talked in the third person. His name was Jimmy I think. It was a great episode. "Jimmy's down!" -Nick

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On 7 Nov 1996, Kongmany Vongsavath wrote:

LEGGGSNov 9, 1996↩ Joe

In article , [email] (Joe) writes:

I happen to Like Frasier.. yes, thats the correct spelling..Very well written... quick. witty, very good indeed. and I like Kramer Too...!

again, its Frasier.. simple name.. I thought. Learn to read the TV Guide.

and the Betty Ford joke is a little low of a blow.... we all have addictions... some of us just dont make the front page.

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chuck uibelNov 12, 1996↩ LEGGGS

Call it "Krazier". Kramer gets a job as a psychological talk show host. He can do some clever pratfalls over the radio.

C n GNov 9, 1996↩ Joe

[email] (Joe) wrote:

Maybe Kramer could move to Seattle, you know how he likes latte's and all, and get his own radio show, compete with Frazier for ratings, maybe go to betty ford.

John ChenNov 17, 1996↩ Joe

Jacky The Lawyer of course. "Did I tell you to take the balm??" :)

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SjoquistNov 18, 1996↩ John Chen

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How about 'The Newman Hour'?

I hate