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Can you imagine an episode of “Seinfeld” made entirely in claymation. Apparently Jerry Seinfeld did, but, unfortunately, it never happened.
The star of the most popular sitcom in history dished on the episode that never was at the Vulture Festival. He said, “I had an episode all ready to go that we were going to do entirely, secretly, in claymation. I had the studio ready, and the figures ready, and it was all good to go.”
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But apparently Jerry nixed the idea after Tim Allen did the same thing on his show “Home Improvement.”
“I canceled it. I realize now that was a huge mistake. We had Kramer taking a pencil and sticking it in his eye … And so, that was a huge mistake. So yeah, that’s what I regret.”
