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Seinfeld
Seinfield is a television sitcom series in America created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld. Jerry stars as the protagonist in a semi-fictionalized version of himself. The series focuses on Jerry’s adventures and various relationships.
538 Questions
How much per episode Seinfeld?
Jerry Seinfeld made an estimated 1 million dollars for each episode of the sitcom, Seinfeld. He has not appeared in any other television shows since his series ended.
Who were George's parents on Seinfeld show?
Frank and Estelle. Frank was originally played by John Randolph and was replaced with Jerry Stiller. Estelle was played by Estelle Harris.
How many seasons of Seinfeld were there?
With only four episodes after the pilot, season one of Seinfeld is one of the smallest sitcom orders in television history.
What is a favorite Jerry Seinfeld phrase on the TV show Seinfeld?
"Not that there's anything wrong with that."
"Yadda yadda yadda."
"They're real, and they're spectacular."
"No soup for you!"
WHAT was george costanza secret name on Seinfeld?
The actor who played George Costanza is Jason Alexander.
The character 'Jerry' on the Seinfeld Show made a living the same way as Jerry Seinfeld (prior to the TV show), as a stand-up comic. There are a number of episodes involving his act, including the opening of each show. Several episodes involve Jerry traveling to or from an engagement and appearances that didn't work out too well. One of the features of the show's background is that a professional entertainer's private life isn't necessarily glamorous; it's filled with tedious people and incidents like everyone else. It's in the telling of the incidents and the over-the-top behavior of his chums that form the TV show.
What was the song played at the end of the series of Seinfeld?
Where You Lead i Will Follow by Carol King and Louise Goffin
What was Newman's last name on Seinfeld?
Much like Kramer, Newman is addressed by last name. His first name is never mentioned. In the episode "The Bottle Deposit, Part 2" a character (the farmer's daughter) shouts "Goodbye, Norman," but this was a mistake on the part of the actress (Karen Lynn Scott). It was left in because it was considered funny (and it could be taken as a joke about her having slept with him without even knowing his name).
In the show Seinfeld what are the names of the soups the Soup Nazi served?
Medium Crab Bisk and Medium Turkey Chili. (:
Girlfriend: Caryn Trager (student, dated in college, 1973-78)
Girlfriend: Monica Yates (dated late 1970s, early 1980s)
Girlfriend: Carol Leifer (comedian-writer, dated early 1980s)
Girlfriend: Susan McNabb (hand model, dated 1983-90)
Girlfriend: Tawny Kitaen (model-actress, dated early 1990s)
Girlfriend: Shoshanna Lonstein (high school student, later fashion designer, b. 1975, dated 1993-97)
Girlfriend: Jennifer Crittenden (writer, Seinfeld, dated in 1998)
Wife: Jessica Seinfeld (m. 25-Dec-1999, one daughter, two sons)
Julia Louis-Dreyfus finally broke the Seinfeld curse when what show was renewed for a second season?
The New Adventures of Old Christine.
When did Jason Alexander start loing his hair?
Jason is definitely wearing a hair piece - toupee to be exact. The profile view of him really gives it away that it is a toupee. The hair is too thick on top and crown to be hair transplants, especially since Jason was very bald and would not have enough hair to transplant to provide such total and thick coverage in the top and crown area. Given Jason's level of baldness, he would probably have only enough transplantable hair to create a hairline - similar to the situation with V.P. Joe Biden's plugs.
Also, since its a toupee, it is his own hair on the sides and you can see that the toupee hair doesn't quite blend in with his own hair. The toupee is little darker and thicker than his own hair on the side.
Lastly, even if Jason had enough hair left to transplant to that thickness, it would take over a year to achieve such density. You don't go from totally bald to that much hair in a few months.
How much did the cast from Seinfeld make per episode?
In their original contracts for the first season, each cast member was paid $22,500 per episode. The cast members received different salaries in the second season, beginning from the $20,000 range to $40,000 per episode. Prior to their salary negotiations for the third season, the cast decided to enter collective negotiations, despite Warner Bros. preference for individual deals. The actors were given the salary of the least paid cast member, meaning Aniston and Schwimmer had their salaries reduced. The stars were paid, per episode, $75,000 in the third season, $85,000 in the fourth, $100,000 in the fifth, and $125,000 in the sixth season. The cast members received salaries of $750,000 per episode in the seventh and eight seasons, and $1 million per episode in the ninth and tenth.
What year did the long running sitcoms 'seinfled' and 'murphy brown' end?
1998.
Seinfeld ended on May 14, 1998, and Murphy Brown ended on May 18, 1998.
