“The Bubble Boy” (Season 4, Episode 7) Few “Seinfeld” moments are funnier than the reveal that the “Bubble Boy” Jerry reluctantly agrees to visit isn’t a little boy.

Bubble Boy has no redeemable qualities or likable traits, like other Seinfeld villains. His grating voice lashes out cruel insults, and he shows no sense of remorse for his actions.

The Bubble Boy (Season 4, Episode 7) NBC The Story: A trip to a cabin proves disastrous as a bubble boy clings to life and angry villagers (and diner patrons) run the gang out of small-town New York.

#38 The Bubble Boy: Tom Rinaldi interview target and ultra competitive game-player. ... #18 Helen Seinfeld: In retrospect, kind of sad she never saw her boy settle down with a nice girl.

“Seinfeld Night” at the Brooklyn Cyclones is now a “Must-See-TV” kind of New York summer tradition, ... a fan is wearing a “Moops” shirt, a reference to the “Bubble Boy” episode.

'Seinfeld' ended 27 years ago on May 14, 1998 'Seinfeld' ended 27 years ... but also a slew of character witnesses — including the "Bubble Boy," the "Soup Nazi" (Larry Thomas), "The Virgin ...

Harner grew up in Brooklyn watching “Seinfeld” every Thursday night on NBC with his father. In 2014 as the team’s director of communications, he was brainstorming with staff for the Cyclones ...

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The team’s jerseys did not read “Cyclones,” but instead, “Bubble Boys,” in reference to season four episode “The Bubble Boy.” George Costanza bobbleheads were distributed to the first 2,000 fans to ...