No, co-creators Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld won't leak out the entire script for the much anticipated finale of Seinfeld, which is expected to be in the Top 5 most watched episodes of all time, but the producers of the hit sitcom have revealed clues to the grand finale to Fox News Channel.
Executive Producers Andy Robin, Greg Kavet, and supervising producer Spike Fiersten flipped through the original script for the final episode, revealing that characters Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) and Jerry Seinfeld will be in a chapel, the much-despised Newman (Wayne Knight) will be lying unconcious on a hospital bed in one of the final scenes, and the popular character, George, will get the last word, "So what am I going to do now", but they refused to reveal any more information on what happens to the loveable Kramer and the rest of the final episode. The trio also commented on the infamous "internet scripts", which range from Jerry and the gang moving to Los Angeles to Jerry and Kramer getting married, saying that all those scripts are bogus
The final episode of Seinfeld will be taped in front of a live studio audience on April 8th, but the audience will be escorted out for the final few scenes to ensure secrecy and critics will also not be given advance tapes for the finale. Although the ratings of Seinfeld have not skyrocketed since executive producer and star Jerry Seinfeld announced that this would be the series last season, NBC is betting on a big ratings jump in the final six episodes.