Frank Costanza and his wife ... “The Contest,” where an ill-timed run-in between George, his mother and a copy of Glamour magazine led to a game of which Seinfeld pal could best master ...

George Costanza is a simple man. He’s a bad dresser, often unemployed, and lives with his parents. But that’s only the way he seems to those who truly know him. To the rest of the world ...

It could also explain George’s tense and troubled relationship with his parents, Frank and Estelle Costanza. A dead sibling would explain the urn in the Costanza’s house There is a bit more ...

she exclaimed. The Lopiperos have long lived in the two-story brick house on 37th St. whose exterior was used as the home of George Costanza’s bickering parents, Frank and Estelle, played by ...

While there was a period of time when Seinfeld‘s George Costanza was unemployed and lived with his parents, he, remarkably, had 47 ladyloves over the course of the show’s nine seasons.

Steinbrenner noted his favourite episode included the scene, in which he travels to Queens to the home of Costanza’s parents to erroneously inform them their son had died. George’s father ...

Festivus is no fun for George Costanza (Jason Alexander), with his parents, Estelle (Estelle Harris) and Frank (Jerry Stiller), on "Seinfeld." ©Columbia Tristar/Courtesy Ever New York Post may be ...

No one is more desperate than George Costanza. This desperation is another ... but to cheat on his conversion test and go against his parents' wishes, providing us the main draw of the episode.

Advisers could learn a thing or two from George Costanza in “Seinfeld” when it comes to investing. Faced with unemployment and living with his parents, Mr. Costanza, one of the neurotic co ...