Why does everyone clap when Kramer walks in?

Cosmo Kramer wasn't the first TV character to get a studio audience whooping and clapping for him when he entered the frame. The practice is most famously associated with Happy Days' Arthur Fonzarelli

Arthur Fonzarelli

Arthur Herbert Fonzarelli, better known as "Fonzie" or "The Fonz", is a fictional character played by Henry Winkler in the American sitcom Happy Days (1974–1984).

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(played by Henry Winkler), aka the Fonz.

Why does Kramer slide in the door?

Kramer (Michael Richards) makes his first sliding entrance in this episode. According to Richards, he was late on his cue so he compensated by coming in very fast. When the audience laughed, he decided to keep the sliding entrance and it eventually became a trademark.

Was Seinfeld filmed in front of an audience?

The sitcom was taped in front of a live studio audience. Here, Seinfeld is seen warming up the crowd before taping an episode. Seinfeld runs through a scene with guest stars Jeremy Piven (left) and Larry Hankin (right).

Do they ever show Kramer's apartment?

Seinfeld didn't show Kramer's apartment all that often, especially early on, but when it did, there was always an item or two that seemed out of place. Or in place - after all, Kramer lived there.

Where is Jerry's bedroom in Seinfeld?

Jerry's apartment (129 West 81st Street, Apartment 5A) is where Jerry Seinfeld lives and is located in New York City.

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Does Seinfeld have autism?

To be fair, Seinfeld never actually said: I am autistic. "I think on a very drawn-out scale, I'm on the spectrum," he told NBC's Brian Williams.

Does Seinfeld cast get along?

The entire cast of Seinfeld didn't always get along, sometimes to the point of writing characters off the show so that others wouldn't have to deal with them.

Are Seinfeld laughs real?

According to one of the co-creators (Seinfeld himself) on a Reddit AMA, Seinfeld had both a laugh track and a live audience. Much of the show was filmed in front of a live audience. Some scenes weren't able to be filmed in front of a crowd, however, and those scenes featured a laugh track.

What mental illness does Kramer have?

In the course of five years, psychiatry students and their professor at Rutgers-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey have concluded that Kramer's behavior is in line with that of people given diagnoses of schizoid personality disorder.

How many times did Kramer slide through Seinfeld's apartment door?

Kramer. Kramer enters Jerry's apartment without knocking, and the door is almost always unlocked. Kramer has been seen entering Jerry's apartment over 380 times throughout the show's 180-episode run.

How many times did Kramer slide through Seinfeld's door?

Yup. That's right. There are over 380 instances of him sliding, striding and strutting his way into action. So sit back and relax, because it's Cosmo's time to shine.

Is Elaine Benes based on a real person?

Real-life inspiration

According to Seinfeld's biography (written by Jerry Oppenheimer), Elaine was based in part on Susan McNabb (who was dating Seinfeld when the character was created), though eventually named after friend and fellow comic Elayne Boosler.

Where does Kramer get his money?

He instead gets a giant billboard in Times Square. Even when Kramer sues a candy company, it falls flat. Fans can also assume Kramer received money for his ad with Calvin Klein and revenue from his coffee table book sales. In the sitcom, Kramer reveals he once worked for a bagel shop and has been on strike for years.

Why do they call George Biff?

Jerry calls George “Biff” in reference to the character from Arthur Miller's play “Death of a Salesman.” Here's Wikipedia 's description of Biff Loman: Biff Loman: Willy's elder son.

Is Jerry Seinfeld and Jason Alexander still friends?

Jason Alexander and Jerry Seinfeld have been friends since they first appeared on Seinfeld together in 1989.

Are the Seinfeld characters sociopaths?

None of the characters talk like real people; we always know they're supposed to be understood as sociopaths. You need to know they're crazy in order to appreciate what they do. And that's not how it was on Seinfeld. On Seinfeld, the psychopathy felt normal—almost bor- ing.

Are Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld friends?

Are Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld still friends? Seinfeld and David are still close pals despite David's exit from Seinfeld. In 2012, David appeared on Seinfeld's show Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, in which they looked back fondly on their iconic sitcom days.

Does Jerry Seinfeld have a learning disability?

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is backing off comments he made earlier this month suggesting that he may be on the autism spectrum. In an interview with Access Hollywood, Seinfeld clarified that he does not have the developmental disorder.

What famous celebrities have autism?

Who is the richest Seinfeld actor?

Is Jerry Seinfeld a billionaire?

Just ask comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his impressive net worth. Based on very conservative last reports, that number sits around the US$950 million mark (as of: September 2019). It's a touch under a billion and in a post-Bezos world, sure.

Is Julia Dreyfus a billionaire?

No, Louis-Dreyfus is not a billionaire heiress.

When a magazine asked about her father's business, the Louis Dreyfus company, a commodities and shipping conglomerate, she set the record straight: Her father's business is valued in billions.

Where did they shoot Seinfeld?

The majority of the show was filmed at CBS Studio Center at 4024 Radford Avenue in Studio City, CA. For the first three seasons of the show, the main sets (Jerry's apartment & Monk's Cafe) were filmed in Stage 19.