NBC Confirms âSeinfeldâ Coming Back To Television, Entire Cast Signs 3 Year Deal
Time to rejoice America, SeinfeldÂ is officially coming back to TV in the fall of 2015. Negotiations have been going on behind closed doors for months, and NBC refused to greenlight the project until the entire cast signed on, with Jerry himself being the last holdout.âI was under a lot of pressure from the guys to sign on,â said the showâs star, Jerry Seinfeld. âI was pretty happy being semi-retired and stupidly wealthy, but Julia, Michael, and Jason, man, theyÂ really needed the money and wanted to be on top again. So I guess Iâll come back and star cashing those million-dollar-per-episode checks again. Larry David will produce us once more,Â and the show will still be about nothing, just nothing setÂ years later. Itâs going to be the same exact set, itâs going to be like we never left. The first episode will be about auto-correct and text messages, should be a lot of fun.ââKramerâs back baby!â said Michael Richards. âThank God Jerry agreed to do it. The best thing is all of us being back together again. We were all part of something special years ago and we never stopped being friends. I donât care if no one watches, which clearly wonât even be possible, but as long as I get to work with my best friends and those sweet TV paychecks come in, Iâll be happy. Anything that keeps people from remembering that racist tirade I went on a few years back. Oh damn, I brought it up again, didnât I? Er â Seinfeld! Yeah!ââItâs sad that they have to keep rehashing these old shows,â said film and TV critic Carmine Classi. âWith all the crap on TV today though, Iâm reallyÂ looking forward to SeinfeldÂ coming backÂ this fall. Dreyfus, Richards, and Alexander all sucked on solo projects, but together they at least make a passible show. It may be about nothing, but plenty of people watched Jersey Shore, and thatâs not exactly about anything, either. Personally,Â I think Jerry Seinfeld deserves a Nobel Peace Prize or something for making this happen.âÂ