That's a lot of yadda yadda

By Kevin Roderick | February 16, 2004 10:45 AM

TV Week reports that with "Seinfeld" heading into a new cycle of syndicated reruns, the series looks certain to reach $3 billion in license fees and advertising revenue collected over its life. Reporter Chris Pursell observes: Who said "Seinfeld" was about nothing?


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