Like him, the show was called , and it dwelled on matters mundane.Each week, Nothing gloriously transpired as characters waited in lines, looked for parking space, smelled things or tried not to masturbate.At that point, they didn't feel Kramer could be a secret weapon to women. I got thrown all of Jerry's refuse." Of his own off-camera allure, he says, "I do well with the moms of babes." Long ago, however, he cohabited in New York with spitfire actress Holly Hunter, if only platonically.

They pretended Nothing ever happened when, in fact, Nothing was happening all around them.All of a sudden, you realized you couldn't even really know another person until you saw him or her do Nothing. Yes, they do Nothing on television, do it in a way all others envy. To sate our curiosity, the four principal cast mates agreed to let themselves be watched not doing very much.By name and role, they are Michael Richards, as the peculiar neighbor Kramer; Jason Alexander, as the desperate friend George Costanza; Julia Louis-Dreyfus, as the platonic heroine Elaine Benes; and Jerry Seinfeld, as himself, more or less, the calm center around which all manner of Nothing revolves.Because this man was a comedian, he took the derision well.Eventually, he was given a television show on which to not do a lot.