Trainwreck: Balloon Boy' revisits the controversial saga of the Heene family, who became a media sensation when their ...

In the gutbustingly funny 1992 episode ”The Bubble Boy,” Seinfeld tiptoed on the bad-taste borderline by depicting the immunity-free title character as a surly adult whose face was never shown ...

The pilot episode of Seinfeld is a pretty generic sitcom opener with only a sliver of the groundbreaking genius that would ...

Lamar Jackson was a self-proclaimed 'Bubble Boy' when it came to dealing with the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, referencing popular Seinfeld episode.

Seinfeld is now on Netflix and you're no doubt rewatching your fave episodes. But one of the most underrated episodes has to be one that doesn't even have George or Kramer in it.

Arguably the greatest sitcom of all time uses his last name as its title. So how is it possible that Jerry Seinfeld was underappreciated on his own show? Think about the favorite memories and best ...

When David Vetter died at the age of 12, he was already world famous: the boy in the plastic bubble. Mythologized as the plucky, handsome child who had defied the odds, his life story is in fact ...

Jerry agrees to visit a boy living in a bubble on his way to Susan's parents' cabin, but gets lost.

In an episode of Seinfeld (a production of Castle Rock Entertainment, an AOL Time Warner company), the character George famously ripped open an obnoxious bubble boy’s capsule.

"Bubble Boy" is an anarchic comedy fatally lacking a genuinely anarchic guiding sensibility. It's a vignetteish goofball farce about a young man living inside a germ-resistant bubble who ...

Banish the thought of John Travolta's Boy in the Plastic Bubble, this incarnation is more in line with Seinfeld's take. It's a comedy. And more improbably, it's a road movie. Such is the intensity ...

When David Vetter died at the age of 12, he was already world famous: the boy in the plastic bubble. Mythologized as the plucky, handsome child who had defied the odds, his life story is in fact ...