Seinfeld is one of the biggest sitcoms to have ever exist EVER. Don't @ me on that! It's either you love the show or you hate it, there is no in-between—and millions of people LOVE the show. It aired throughout the ‘80s and ’90s and was epic the entire way through. It follows a salacious and audacious group of friends around New York City and they get into all kinds of shenanigans. It's a love/hate relationship with these characters and the fans love it.
The thing is, the exact scenarios this gang gets into doesn't always hold up to what would go down today, or it's just not as exciting to the current standard. So TikToker/comedian Alex Sandoval gave the series a kind of remix. Now, the “show” is set in today's timeline and each episode is barely over a minute.
Episode 1
Sandoval does spot-on impressions of Jerry, George, and Kramer, and will even have a guest TikToker in to play Elaine from time to time. The plot lines still take the hilarious and inappropriate turns Seinfeld was so popular for, but in more contemporary situations like if the gang used Tinder; if George got a job with Uber or Uber Eats; getting Covid; and even comparing Facetime to Snapchat. It's some grade-A material.
Episode 2
Episode 5
Episode 10
The comedian has an episode where he re-does Friends another popular sitcom from the ‘90s and he sets it in today’s time—but it just does not hit the same. Seinfeld's cringe-ful comedy that makes you laugh while unable to look away still fits perfectly for the 2020's.
And for those who are Newman fans, don't worry, Sandoval also features him in several episodes and his impressions is also spot-on. Currently there are only 15 episodes, but Sandoval's followers are loving the series. One viewer commented, “I completely understand the appeal of Seinfeld now.” Another said, “I get more serotonin from these mini episodes than anything else on this platform- thank you for making them!”
Episode 13
Episode 15
His fans are so excited about the series that they want more and Sandoval says he intends on making the episodes longer so people can enjoy them like somewhat of an actual show.