Seinfeld Stories

A story about a boy and his friends watching an episode of Seinfeld. Mayhem ensues. Cyberfeld is a story inspired by Andrew Hussie's Homestuck, with elements of Seinfeld, BoneQuest, Cyberchase, and more littered throughout. Characters that appear in this story from other pieces of media are not owned by me (unless specified). I do not own those characters. Everything original that appears in this story (characters, settings, etc.) are owned by me.

After her parents divorce, Sarah Sarah Sarah becomes strangely attracted to her new step dad! What perils will this forbidden love bring out? Find out on the next episode of DragonBall Z!

Rsekai , A Bboy company that is demanding for respect. With 90s Color Schemes and Unique Logos, Rsekai is about to take off and we wanted to be the first to let you know.

After being released from imprisonment for breaking the good samaritan law, Elaine splits off from the group to try and better herself, leaving Jerry, Kramer, and George to understand their new group dynamic! Without a woman to balance out their "she-man-igans", homosexual tensions rise. What will come of all this? Read and find out. (this is the dumbest idea I've ever had, but I'll take it 100% seriously)

The 4 friends from the show Seinfeld now have cell phones! They're wacky face to face, even more so now that they can do it with the touch of a button. _____ A Seinfeld fan fiction. I do not own any of the characters, the original show was written by Jerry Seinfeld. If you are reading this story on any other platform other than Wattpad you are very likely to be at risk of a malware attack. If you wish to read this story in it's original, safe, form, please go to: @Writographer. Thank you.

Du laser som forsta person (jerry)

But what is it about New York? How can you feel like you're in love with a city you haven't even been to?

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How does someone with no skills and no plan survive a post-apocalyptic hellscape filled with zombies, giant bugs, and the occasional Resident Evil boss monster? By becoming the one thing that no survival training or food stash can give you- Quality Prime Time entertainment.

Flying to London with older Elaine (following the action of "The Number and Address of the Beast", George (the Vampire "Say is it with a y or an I, Elaine?" "Y?" giggle... "If you're Danish, George."), tells her his idea for a new version of the lousy horror film the gang had once been eager to see...

In this funny wacky crossover between Seinfeld and Neon Genesis Evangelion, When Kramer accidentally pilots a massive Eva unit to victory in the middle of an Angel attack, he unknowingly becomes a hero in Tokyo-3. As Jerry, Elaine, and George get caught up in the chaos of NERV, they're pulled into a world of giant robots, apocalyptic battles, and awkward conversations with reluctant teenage pilots. From Jerry's refusal to climb into another Eva to George's sudden desire to be involved in world-saving (despite having no qualifications), this unlikely team of sitcom stars takes on the Angelic threat in the most bizarre and hilarious way possible. In a world where the fate of humanity rests on giant mechs, can these four New Yorkers survive the insanity-or at least manage to get some good jokes out of it?

The title says it all.

I am one of the many big fans of the 'Seinfeld' show who was disappointed in the final episode. The following is the final episode I would have liked to have seen. Enjoy.

George Costanza learns about what a spaceship is