Tens of millions of fans had almost given up hope. But 11 years after their last appearance, the cast of legendary sitcom Seinfeld were finally reunited on the small screen last night. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK

The season finale of HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" brought us not just the "Seinfeld" reunion but also an ending and a new beginning for Larry David. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Once again, here’s a highly selective critical rundown of shows and headlines that stood out during another packed sweeps week. Full Article at TV Guide Magazine

On major label debut, mixtape star looks to the West Born of Nigerian parents in our nation’s capitol, Wale rose to prominence in 2008 with The Mixtape About Nothing, where he used his favorite program as a framing device for his technically adroit... Full Article at Pate Magazine

hit pretty hard by the downturn, and people are still finding it hard to get a good job." Staff Sgt. Full Article at SGVTribune.com

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- The problem with an apology is that once made, you have admitted your guilt. From there, things can snowball. Just ask Michael Richards, Kanye West, Don Imus and David Letterman. Full Article at MarketWatch

Seinfeld’s Michael Richards, aka Kramer, made an appearance on Curb Your Enthusiasm, attempting to make a joke out of his 2006 racist rant at the Laugh Factory, TMZ reports. Full Article at andPOP

Nice try, but it’s a bit too late for damage control…..It’s been nearly three years since shamed Seinfeld star Michael Richards’ jaw-droppng meltdown in a comedy club; the actor became so consumed with anger he began viciously sprouting off a racial... Full Article at Pop Crunch

Ed Norton, ten years ago, ripping it up Fincher style in 'Fight Club' That's how I feel, anyway. It's a great week overall, but the BluRay nerd in me wins for sheer unbridled enthusiasm. And speaking of OMFG and enthusiasm, did you guys see "Curb" Full Article at HitFix

Three years ago today, Michael Richards took the stage at the Laugh Factory and unleashed the racist tirade that would change his life forever -- but now he's turning the whole thing into a joke ... arguably inappropriate. Full Article at TMZ

Source Last night's episode was definitely the best of the season, imo. Full Article at OH NO THEY DIDN'T

It’s been nearly three years since “Seinfeld” star Michael Richards’ ugly meltdown in a comedy club when he became almost unrecognizable, consumed with anger as he spewed racial slurs – an image that’s become no less cringe-worthy with time. Full Article at NBC - Dallas Fort Worth

Last night on Curb Your Enthusiasm, we got to catch up with the Seinfeld gang 11 years after they were rotting in prison and wow, it was so good to see them. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly

Sunday night's episode of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” titled “The Table Read,” was as brilliant a piece of television comedy that I can ever recall viewing. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com

While this week's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" offered some window dressing (borrowed pens, rash-afflicted 9-year-old girls, maitre d' bribery, Groat's disease), the main events were clearly the table read for the "Seinfeld" reunion and Michael Richards... Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Last night's new episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" — which has been working the "Seinfeld" reunion theme all season — finally got around to doing something with the painful subject of Michael Richards's disgrace over the shouting of racial epithets at... Full Article at Althouse

At the beginning of last night’s penultimate episode of this season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, we see Larry David, from the back, surveying the famous diner from Seinfeld, ready to start the first table read for the big reunion show. Full Article at New York Magazine

Michael Richards and JB Smoove on "Curb Your Enthusiasm."Some thoughts on last night's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" coming up just as soon as I recharge the mitzvah... Full Article at NJ.com

It's taken six episodes, a muffin top life preserver, a few rousing renditions of "Officer Krupke," and one dead black swan, but Larry and Jerry have finally gotten their Seinfeld non-reunion reunion off the ground. There's a set! Full Article at The A.V. Club