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John O’Hurley Still Remembers Cut ‘Seinfeld’ Monologue Word for Word
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Seinfeld's John O'Hurley Calls Co-Ownership of the Real J. Peterman Catalogue the 'Greatest Act of Identity Theft Ever'
The actor played Elaine Benes' hilariously eccentric boss, Mr. Peterman, at a fictional version of the real-life company ...
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Jennifer Garner’s Typical Lunch Is Inspired by ‘Seinfeld’
During a chat with Women’s Health, Garner revealed that she eats a “big salad” like Elaine Benes daily for lunch. The contents of each lunch might be slightly different, but the actor said ...
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Seinfeld's Cosmo Kramer Originally Had A Different First Name
We know the first and last names of Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, and Elaine Benes, but throughout "Seinfeld," Kramer is just called Kramer. It makes sense that we know little about Kramer's ...
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All the 'Seinfeld' Christmas Episodes
George Costanza shows off his range by knowingly purchasing a heavily discounted cashmere sweater for Elaine Benes despite it having a red dot on it. He then plays dumb when called out on it ...
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Seinfeld's John O'Hurley Calls Co-Ownership of the Real J. Peterman Catalogue the 'Greatest Act of Identity Theft Ever'
The actor played Elaine Benes' hilariously eccentric boss, Mr. Peterman, at a fictional version of the real-life company John Russell is a Writer/Reporter at PEOPLE. He joined the PEOPLE team in 2024.