Seinfeld is Coming to Hulu. Yada, Yada, Yada.

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By Lior Zaltzman April 29, 2015

Jerry, Elaine, George, Kramer and even… Newman have finally found their Internet pied-a-terre!

Hulu has won the battle for “Seinfeld“‘s streaming rights. The on-demand subscription service that it will be making all seasons of the hit show — the original episodes, not their syndicated version — available. Yes, that’s all nine seasons and a total of 180 episodes.

Which means, if you’re a HuluPlus subscriber you have a month to get all the things you wanted to get done on your time off, because starting June, it’s “Seinfeld” marathon season. Because no matter how big a fan of “Seinfeld” you are, we’re sure you’ve missed an episode or two. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

“It’s not just a television show. We have a piece of television history.” said Craig Erwich, the senior vice president of content at Hulu. And he’s right. There are few moments in our life that we can’t relate to a scene from “Seinfeld.” That’s the beauty of a show about nothing.

With all the seasons of “Friends” available for streaming on Netflix, it’s safe to say the 90s are back. A whole new generation will now be exposed to the Soup-Nazi, the mansiere (the bro?) and the “yadda yadda yadda.” That’s gold, Jerry. Gold!

What’s your favorite Seinfeld moment? Let us know on Twitter!

Lior Zaltzman was the Forward’s Digital Fellow. Follow her on twitter @liorca.

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