What was Kramer's middle name on Seinfeld?
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Politan..........\n\n(get it?)\n\nI know, I'm not funny.\nBut it made me laugh! lol\nI'm still laughing....
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Chaim Klein Witz, aka Gene Simmons.\n\nStanley Harvey Eisen, aka Paul Stanley.\n\nGeorge Peter Criscuola, aka Peter Criss.\n\nPaul Daniel Frehley, aka Ace Frehley.
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maybe Al is trying to sound like Kramer ... GIDDYUP !!!
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The anwsers  to this question are a joke!!!\n\nKramer was heckled for over ten minutes. One of the things that was said to him was, "you aint funny nigg a" then when kramer replied with a witty retort the heckler replied with "You don't know me nigg a, Don't fuc k with this nigg a".\n\nIt also is being reported that the black guys who were calling kramer nigg a and threatening him were also threatening the people who opened up the show for Richards..\n\nThe only thing people can have on him is the comment he made about "If it was 50 tears ago you'd be hanging upside down with a pitchfork in your a*s That crossed every line there is to cross and was highly offensive!! But you know what though....If those clowns had just shut up and watched the show none of this would've happened!! I find it funny that no one thinks these "Vitcims" bear any responsibility about what happened!!\n\nHeckling and threatening every comedian on the stage that night tells me these punks were looking to be a problem and I don't think they deserve a dime!! Kramer gave what can be chalked up as a human response ..He just had enough of their noise and snapped!!! I'm guessing the people anwsering this question have never got mad about anything in their lives...And before you get into any of the  "I get mad and never say things like that" That's why it's a human response.....Every human is different..
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Bob Uecker.\n\nexcerpt:  Uecker jokingly identifies himself by the sobriquet of "Mr. Baseball".
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http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=slv3&ei=utf-8&p=Jerry%20Cantrell
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Festivus is a nondenominational holiday featured in "The Strike" episode of Seinfeld, a popular United States based television sitcom of the 1990s. The holiday was a plot device in the episode, which first aired on December 18, 1997. Many people, influenced or inspired by Seinfeld, now celebrate the holiday, in varying degrees of seriousness. Some do it religiously; others do it with good tidings in their respect to Seinfeld.\n\nAccording to Seinfeld, Festivus is celebrated each year on December 23, but many people celebrate it other times, often in early December. Its slogan is "A Festivus for the rest of us!!" An aluminium pole is generally used in lieu of a Christmas tree or other holiday decoration, shedding holiday materialism. Those attending participate in the "Airing of Grievances" in which each person tells each and everyone else all the ways they've disappointed him/her over the past year, and after a Festivus dinner, The "Feats of Strength" are performed. Traditionally, Festivus is not over until the head of the household is wrestled to the floor and pinned.\n\n\nWasn't this the episode that Kramer was working in the bagel shop and then went on strike?  Hilarious
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I haven't hear that so being a member of the Seinfeldpreservationsociety I posted the question. The only answer I got that was close was that Jerry is into numerology but that was about it. It may remain a mystery.
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Jerry, Jerry, Jerry, Jerry.... Springer.
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The guy from Seinfeld who is now hosting Family Feud.  He would be good.
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There are many, and I emphasize "many," Family Guy moments I list under my favorites, but I have to go with Bert and Ernie.  That scene damaged me.  OMG!  I forgot about Stewie beating the ****out of Brian yelling, "I want my money!"  That's number one, and then Bert and Ernie!
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Seinfeld\n\n\nOh, boy. I'm gonna get in trouble for that...
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Superman.\n\nSuperman was the only character apart from the regular cast who featured in every episode of Seinfeld, either by name or in pictures which featured on Jerry's fridge, or a statue that sits on his shelf (next to the door to his bedroom/bathroom).\nSome of the numerous references to Superman and Superheros are listed below:\n\nA magnet of Superman is on Jerry's refrigerator.\n\nA Superman statue is sitting on a shelf near Jerry's stereo.\n\nJerry has referred to Elaine as Lois Lane.\n\nJerry refers to a girlfriend's apartment as the Fortress of Solitude.\n\nJerry wonders aloud if the reason one of his girlfriend's always wears the same dress is because she has a bunch of them just like Superman has a bunch of identical costumes and capes.\n\nWhen Jerry dates a woman that will not laugh at his jokes he comments that jokes bounch off of her like she is Superman.\n\nJerry refers to one of Elaine's poor boyfriends as "the got no green lantern" a reference to another DC comics character (other than Superman) Green Lantern.\n\nJerry refers to people he meets that apppear to be opposites of George and Kramer as the Bizarros.\n\nJerry refers to people's nemesis as Lex Luthor. "Who is your Lex Luthor" is a phrase Jerry uses often. Elaine's Lex Luthor is Sue Ellen the woman that wears a bra as a top for example.\n\nJerry picks the phrase Jor-El as his bank pin number.\n\nWhen one of Elaine's boyfriend "the mimbo" is in the hospital as a result of a rock climbing accident which disfigures him, George brings Superman comic books to cheer him up.\n\nJerry compares the lipreading powers of one of his girlfriend's to Superman's X-ray vision. George considers lipreading just a skill like juggling.\n\nAfter George orders a supposed cure for baldness from China, Jerry comments that a world without baldness is like a nation of Supermen.\n\nJerry wins a race against someone who thought he cheated on a race in High School to the music from "Superman: The Movie".\n\nJerry has referred to people's weaknesses as Kryptonite.
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1. Alf\n2. Who's the Boss\n3. Seinfeld\n4. Friends\n5. Third Rock from the Sun\n6. Fresh Prince of Bell Air\n7. Home Improvement\n8. Married with Children\n9.Drew Carey\n10. Frasier
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George, because he basically is Larry David. He's kind of despicable but in ways that you sometimes identify with!
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I really do find it annoying that celebrities are so full of themselves that they don't have middle names.  Rory Emerald at one point had a legal middle name, but as is typical of the Hollywood prima donna, he had it removed legally in 1970.  Just for the record, it was Sidney.  Jodie Foster's middle name was also Foster, so it got a little bit confusing.  When Meat Loaf was a mere child, his middle name was Confucious, but he thought it sounded a little absurd.  In fact, Meat was teased endlessly about his middle name.  Some other celebrities with strange middle names include Rock (Hammerstein) Hudson and Doris (Winnifred) Day.  I believe most celebrities drop their middle names as a sign of rebellion.
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Michael j fox, christopher reeves, peirce brosnan, jerry seinfeld, jason alexander, michael richards as COSMO KRAMER!