Seinfeld to return in 1999

May 15, 1998, 10:57 PM ET10 posts by 9 posters
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Seinfeld will return with new episodes in 1999.

Fans debate whether Seinfeld will return in 1999, with some citing Jerry's comments to Leno as evidence of a possible reunion while others dismiss the idea entirely.

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LKeavney

I can almost gurantee in the year 1999. My theory is based on things that Jerry said on Leno.

1."Lets do a 10th session." Jerry never ruled it out after he said it 2."I just need a break for a while." 3. The Fab Four got a year. If Seinfeld wasn't going to return then they would have killed them or sent them away for like twenty years. 4.Jerry told Leno "I still have the set." If he wanted it for sentimental reasons he would have kept the Superman statue.

Anyway I think Jerry just wants to tour a little get back to the basics. He most likely taking a year or so off to work on new scripts because he was disappointed with the last two seasons and want a chance to make it a better show before it got canceled. People will want to see a reunion but if it got canceled then it would be like oh that's so sad there giving it one last chance.

Long JohnLKeavney

You forgot #5 in the end when Jerry says, "We'll be out in a year, and then we'll be back."

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I agree......too many hints were given. Too many doors were left wide open.......

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Actually, what Jerry said was something more along the lines of "what the hell, lets do another season..." and then followed it up with "no...it's too late now." Anyone who thinks the show is coming back is the kind of idiot who leaves the toilet seat up after masturbating. Get real or get feel.

MattMercyEyes

I'm not saying that it will definitely return, but there are several signs that something along those lines might occurr. Did you watch the Leno show and catch his comments about "keeping the entire Seinfeld set just in case he ever wanted to do another show"? As well as the year-return line in the final episode iteslf. Passing these off as meaningless would seem ignorant to me...

-Matt mspauld at mindspring dot com

Does this apply to women as well as men?

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Can't argue with all your statements, but there is no way on gods green earth that Seinfeld would have ever been canceled.

DonnySouLxLogic

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It wasn't cancelled.