Jerry Seinfeld appeared on WFAN radio show Boomer & Carton on Thursday to talk football, but the conversation eventually turned to the Seinfeld reunion rumors that have emerged ever since he and Jason Alexander (better known as George Costanza) were seen outside the series’ iconic New York landmark Tom’s Restaurant earlier this month. 
 
 Seinfeld confirmed that the outing was indeed filmed, but not for a Super Bowl commercial or for an episode of his web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. “It’s a secret project,” Seinfeld said, adding that it’s “short-ish” form, but longer than 60 seconds. He also revealed that other Seinfeld alumni were involved — including Larry David, who will not appear on camera — and that they shot at other locations besides Tom’s, though they didn’t film at Jerry’s apartment on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. 
 
 Unfortunately, Seinfeld — who is also rumored to be working on “a gigantic project” for Broadway with David — said the mystery Seinfeld reunion project won’t be a recurring series. “I think it’s one and done,” he noted. 
 
 But there is some good news: The project will be unveiled “very, very soon,” Seinfeld added. 

 It's a Festivus miracle! The "Seinfeld" gang is getting back together. 
 
 When people spotted Jerry Seinfeld and former co-star Jason Alexander together, rumors of a reunion began to circulate, but others thought they were just filming an episode of Seinfeld's web series "Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee." 
 
 "It is not. But it is not not those things either," revealed Seinfeld on New York's "Boomer and Carton" radio show. "It's a secret project." 
 
 Here's what we squeezed from the interview: 
 
 · Alexander will plays George 
 
 · It's longer than 60 seconds 
 
 · Larry David is in on it 
 
 · Other Seinfeld characters are involved, making us believe it'll be the first true Seinfeld reunion. 
 
 Most importantly, Seinfeld said the project will be "one-and-done" and that we will all see it "very, very soon." 
 
 So what exactly is this secret-but-not-so-secret "Seinfeld" sort-of reunion? We have a few theories. 
 
 
 
 
 
 It's A Filmed Segment For The Super Bowl 
 
 Since every other New Yorker is complaining about the Super Bowl, why not Jerry and George? 
 
 Considering Seinfeld is a big sports fan both in real life and on the show, we'd be hard-pressed to think that the reunion has absolutely nothing to do with the fact that, for the first time ever, the Super Bowl is in (or close to) New York. If not a commercial, the reunion could be part of the pre-game festivities or the half-time show. 
 
 Maybe George has become the GM for the New York Jets after his run working with the Yankees? We can only hope Larry David finds some reason to come back to voice the ghost of George Steinbrenner. 
 
 
 
 
 
 'Seinfeld: The Later Years' 
 
 We'd love to think the project is a web series, but considering it's one-and-done and short-form (and that Julia-Louis Dreyfus is probably really busy with "Veep"), that's unlikely. More possible: it's a short about the gang's return to society after their prison sentence. They have plenty to catch up on; I mean really, what is the deal with Facebook, Twitter and Justin Bieber? And what is Newman up to now that the postal service is dying (spoiler: he works for Amazon)? 
 
 It's Nothing 
 
 "Seinfeld" was a show about nothing. Considering both Seinfeld and David are known for being a bit absurdist, maybe that's the biggest hint for this secret project: it's nothing. It's just the people from "Seinfeld" sitting around and talking in character, with no plot or purpose behind it. 
 
 It would probably still be better than the last episode. 

 Jerry Seinfeld Says the Seinfeld Reunion Is Real 
 
 Seinfeld's coming back – but the details are more yada yada than concrete.Jerry Seinfeld confirmed a reunion of his eponymous '90s sitcom is happening – at least, sort of.The comedian, whose popular – and quotable – show about a quartet of narcissistic New Yorkers wrapped in 1998 after a nine-year run, gave away a few details about the project while appearing on a sports radio talk show Thursday, according to CBS New York Seinfeld, 59, was chatting about football on WFAN's Boomer and Carton when the hosts couldn't resist inquiring about the tantalizing photo that was taken of Seinfeld and Jason Alexander walking into Tom's Diner on Manhattan's Upper West Side (just as they had done so many times on the show).Seinfeld confirmed the duo weren't filming a commercial or an episode of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" (his hit web series ), and once again referred to it as a " secret project .""I gave you more now than I’ve given anyone," Seinfeld told the still-baffled hosts. "I told you what it isn’t. And then I also told you that it isn’t not that, either."Not surprisingly, the hosts were unsatisfied with that response – and grilled the star for further details.He obliged (kind of), confirming a few nuggets, including that Alexander reprised his role as neurotic George Constanza while they filmed in the diner, that the project involves original co-creator Larry David and that more of the show's characters are also involved.Seinfeld called it a "short-ish"-form project, but that it's longer than 60 seconds and will go public "very very soon."Only don't get too excited, super fans: Seinfeld says the project is probably "one and done."
– Jerry Seinfeld confirmed today that he, Jason Alexander, and other members of the Seinfeld cast have worked on a "short-ish" project that will be seen "very, very soon," reports BuzzFeed. Seinfeld wouldn't divulge much, however, during his appearance on the Boomer & Carton radio show on WFAN this morning. He said it was neither a commercial nor an episode of his “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" series, before jokily adding that it's "not not those things, either." Whatever it is, he said it's probably "one and done," reports People. Seinfeld also confirmed that co-creator Larry David is involved, though he didn't say which of the other Seinfeld characters besides George Costanza were on board. The hosts grilled him (see and hear the questions and responses at CBS New York) because Seinfeld and Alexander were spotted filming at Tom's Restaurant, the hangout from the show. So what on earth? MTV speculates that it might be related to the Super Bowl in some way, given that the game is being played in New Jersey. That would at least explain the "very, very soon" part.