Jerry Seinfeld Explains Why A 'Seinfeld' Reunion Would 'Seem Sad'
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Fans of the show will now be able to watch reruns on Netflix, at least.
Jerry Seinfeld opened up about the possibility of a “Seinfeld” reunion and ― yada, yada, yada ― it’s probably not happening.
“It would seem sad to me,” the comedian said in an interview with Entertainment Tonight’s Rachel Smith on Thursday, to mark all nine seasons of “Seinfeld” coming to Netflix on Oct. 1.
“It would seem like we couldn’t think of a new idea,” Seinfeld said.
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