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27 Absolutely Ridiculous Schemes Kramer Got Up To On Seinfeld

Posted: May 6, 2024 | Last updated: May 6, 2024

Are these schemes insane, or are they so sane, we just blew our own minds?

There are arguments to be made about who deserves to be called the best Seinfeld character, but we can’t imagine a better candidate for the long-running sitcom’s absolute funniest character than Cosmo Kramer. Portrayed to multi-Emmy-winning acclaim by Michael Richards, Jerry Seinfeld’s neighbor earns laughs for his unique hairstyle; his bizarre, high-energy hijinks; and even the way he opens doors. However, his best moments from the best Seinfeld episodes — which we have collected here — saw him engaged in some truly absurd schemes, some of which he fell totally backwards into. Giddy up!

Driving To Michigan For A Huge Bottle Deposit (Season 7, Episode 20)

In “The Bottle Deposit,” Kramer teams up with Newman (Wayne Knight) to collect as many glass bottles and aluminum cans as possible and bring them to Michigan, where they would be eligible for a refund of $0.10 a piece. However, Kramer abandons the plan when he spots Jerry’s stolen car and goes as far as throwing out their load to help the mail truck run faster.

Starting The "Peterman Reality Tour" (Season 8, Episode 21)

After selling off his own stories for J. Peterman (John O’Hurley) to use in his memoir, Kramer realizes he has an opportunity to cash in and starts a bus tour highlighting himself as "The Real Peterman.” According to a featurette on the Seinfeld Season 8 DVD set, this “Muffin Tops” subplot is actually based on a real bus tour hosted by Kenny Kramer — a friend of co-creator Larry David who inspired Richards’ character and wanted to prove he is the “real Kramer.”

Using Cooking Butter To Shave (Season 9, Episode 1)

In the premiere of Seinfeld ’s final season, Kramer tries a new method of shaving with butter, but he goes too far when he lathers his entire body in it, sits out in the sun too long, and comes out “cooked.” It leads to one of Newman’s funniest moments when the postal worker can no longer fight his desire to eat his best friend.

Helping Jerry Get Illegal Cable (Season 2, Episode 10)

Kramer insists on hooking up Jerry with an unlawful cable installation like he has in his apartment, but the fear of getting caught plagues Jerry with paranoia and nightmares. After changing his mind about the job, Jerry agrees to pay the Russian installers their fee, but rescinds when they charge $250 more than promised. It ends up costing Jerry his TV, which the Russians pettily destroy.

Suing For Hot Coffee (Season 7, Episode 3)

After an accidental “cafe latte” spill leaves a burn on his stomach, Kramer goes to Jackie Chiles (Phil Morris, in his first appearance as the lawyer who almost got his own spin-off) in hopes to get a payout, but he ends up settling for a lifetime of free coffee. Kramer’s story from “The Maestro” — a continuation of an incident from “The Postponement” —  is clearly a commentary on an infamous case of a woman who sued McDonald’s for hot coffee, which is actually not as frivolous as one may have assumed if you learn the harrowing facts.

Widening The Lanes Of His Adopted Highway (Season 8, Episode 16)

In “The Pothole,” Kramer believes that the New York highway he recently adopted would be improved with wider lanes — a job he handles himself by painting over the dividing lines. Inevitably, the formerly four-lane road results in a lot of traffic and many confused drivers, and his attempt to reverse the job with paint thinner ends up being one of the direct causes of Newman’s mail truck catching on fire.

Trying To Claim A Bank's $100 Offer For Not Saying "Hello" (Season 7, Episode 24)

In the Season 7 finale, “The Invitations,” Kramer tries to cash in on a bank’s promise of $100 if an employee does not greet them with “Hello” — a policy he takes too literally after a teller only says, “Hey.” When the manager (played by Stephen Root) believes this “greeting that starts with an ‘H’” is worth $20, Kramer accepts immediately.

Training A Rooster For An Illegal Fight (Season 8, Episode 11)

When Kramer purchases a chicken to produce his own eggs, he finds out the bird — named “Little Jerry Seinfeld” — is actually a rooster. Hoping to get something out of the deal, he enters his new pet into an underground competition, but he interrupts it when he learns Little Jerry’s opponent is undefeated.

Helping Elaine Kidnap A Dog (Season 7, Episode 1)

Some of Seinfeld ’s funniest moments involving Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) see her at a decidedly low point, like in “The Engagement,” when she takes Kramer’s suggestion to orchestrate an “unfortunate accident” for her neighbor’s obnoxious dog. They team up with Newman to kidnap the pooch, which actually manages to find its way home and with incriminating evidence. Newman ends up saving them offscreen by tipping off a swarm of mailmen.

Using His Accidental Tony To Mingle With Celebrities (Season 8, Episode 22)

While working as a seat-filler at the Tony Awards in Seinfeld ’s Season 8 finale, “The Summer of George,” Kramer is mistaken for one of the producers of Best Musical winner, Scarsdale Surprise , and he doesn’t bother to correct the mistake. When the real producers confront him, they offer to let him keep the trophy if he does something they are too afraid to do: fire the production’s star, the late Raquel Welch.

Dropping A Rubber Ball Of Oil Out A Window (Season 9, Episode 2)

Kramer hires a college intern named Darin (Jarrad Paul) to take care of his daily tasks so he can have more time to develop ideas – such as a rubber bladder that would help prevent oil tanker spills. With help from George (Jason Alexander), they test the potential Kramerica Industries product by dropping a rubber ball of oil out a window, which proves faulty when it splatters on Jerry’s girlfriend, Claire (Sarah Peterson).

Commandeering A Firetruck (Season 7, Episode 7)

After listening in on the fire department’s activity with a police scanner in “The Secret Code,” Kramer offers to help them figure out more efficient routes, but they refuse. When he accidentally knocks the rear driver unconscious right as an emergency breaks out, Kramer seizes the opportunity to pilot the truck himself. Long story short: they don’t make it to the site of the fire.

Helping Newman Get Out Of A Speeding Ticket (Season 4, Episode 4)

In the second-half of a Season 4 two-parter (“The Pitch/The Ticket”), Kramer agrees to help Newman avoid punishment for speeding by claiming the postal worker was racing to help him in a moment of desperation. However, Kramer’s recent head injury causes him to forget the fake testimony while standing trial, causing Newman to lose the case (and his patience).

Helping Jerry And George Plant The Marble Rye (Season 7, Episode 11)

When Kramer starts driving a horse-drawn carriage, George enlists him to take his fiancée’s parents for a ride while he and Jerry try to replace a marble rye George's parents took back from them. Unfortunately, he is forced to bring them back too soon after the horse — on a diet of Beefarino — begins to suffer from gas of an unbearably fowl odor.

Trying To Cease His Mail Delivery (Season 9, Episode 5)

After receiving too much junk mail, Kramer’s attempt to block off his mailbox with brick backfires, forcing him to directly ask the post office to pause his deliveries for good. This goes against Newman’s warnings of a threatening conspiracy, which Kramer ignores, only to be intimidated into receiving mail again by Postmaster General Henry Atkins (Wilford Brimley).

Rescuing A "Pig Man" From A Hospital (Season 5, Episode 5)

When Kramer becomes convinced that he discovered a half-human, half-pig hybrid at a hospital, he conspires to “liberate” him himself. However, he is forced to admit this creature was just an overweight mental patient after he steals George’s car.

Installing A Garbage Disposal In His Shower (Season 9, Episode 9)

In “The Apology,” Kramer decides to extend his time in the shower to a more permanent length and even tries to make it feel more homely and practical by installing a garbage disposal in the drain. These leads to one of Seinfeld ’s funniest food-related gags (“gag” being an especially appropriate word here) when he serves Elaine, David Puddy (Patrick Warburton), and Elaine’s colleague, Peggy (Megan Cole), a salad he prepared in his shower.

Assisting A Murderer In A Low-Speed Chase (Season 6, Episode 2)

Seinfeld indulged in multiple jokes about the O.J. Simpson trial (such as modeling Jackie Chiles after Johnnie Cochran) and one of the more overt examples occurs at the end of “The Big Salad.” After fearing his argument with former MLB player and golfing buddy Steve Gendason (Dean Hallo) drove him to murder, Kramer agrees to drive him to see his pet fish as police pursue their Ford Bronco on the New Jersey Turnpike.  

Reversing His Apartment Door Peephole (Season 9, Episode 12)

Kramer and Newman come up with the idea of a reverse peephole to detect any ambushes from inside their apartments, which gets Newman in trouble with the superintendent, Silvio — a memorable side character played by Jon Polito. When Kramer discovers Newman is having an affair with Silvio’s wife, he takes an impromptu opportunity to frame Joe Mayo, whom Silvio attacks from inside his apartment. Jerry later points out a reverse peephole could have prevented the incident.

Helping Jerry Film Bootleg Movies (Season 8, Episode 4)

While at the movies, Jerry discovers Kramer’s friend, Brody (Neil Giuntoli), is a bootlegger who forces a reluctant Jerry to keep filming Death Blow when too much candy makes him ill. Impressed by his work, Brody asks Jerry to bootleg an “arty film” called Cry, Cry Again — a gig Jerry forcefully puts on Kramer, who does a terrible job.

Heating His Clothes In A Calzone Oven (Season 7, Episode 20)

Kramer tries to keep his clothing fresh and warm as often as possible, which means quite a few trips to the laundromat. However, while picking up some calzones for George, he thinks he finds a loophole and asks the owner, Mario (Peter Allas), if he can put his shirt and jacket in an oven. It works a little too well, though, leaving the clothes burnt and too warm to wear.

Using A Test Drive To Run Errands (Season 9, Episode 11)

During a visit at Puddy’s car dealership, Kramer tells a salesman (Daniel Hagen) that he is in charge of choosing Jerry’s car and wants to test it to its full advantage, which includes completing some of his daily tasks. Soon, the trip turns into a daring and exciting crusade to see how far they can drive with the fuel meter at "E." Inevitably, when the car runs out of gas, Kramer leaves his fellow traveler on the side of the highway.

Helping Elaine Get Revenge On Putumayo (Season 8, Episode 20)

Elaine’s vendetta against an ignorant clothing store employee (Victoria Mahoney) worsens when she learns she owns both Putumayo and competing store, Cinco de Mayo — leading her to enlist Kramer’s help to ruin the business. The initial plan is marking the entire inventory to $0.99 each, but when that backfires, Kramer tries removing the anti-moisture packets from the clothing, at which point Elaine gives up.

Intercepting Moviefone's Business (Season 7, Episode 8)

When Kramer learns his phone number is just one digit off from Moviefone — a now defunct call-in service for looking up movie theater showtimes — he decides to accept the responsibility. Of course, it eventually gets him in hot water with the real Mr. Moviefone (Russ Leatherman), who threatens to break down his door for stealing his business.

Developing The "Bro" (Season 6, Episode 18)

Out of Kramer’s many bizarre inventions, perhaps the most memorable is an “upper body support undergarment” for men that he comes up with after learning Frank Costanza (the late Jerry Stiller) is “carrying a lot of extra baggage up there.” Unfortunately, their chance to put “The Bro” (or “Manssiere”) on the market goes south when salesman Sid Farkus (Patrick Cronin) expresses interest in Frank’s estranged wife, Estelle (the late Estelle Harris).

Avoiding The Cable Company (Season 7, Episode 14-15)

In the Season 7 two-parter, “The Cadillac,” Plaza Cable discovers that Kramer has been getting HBO and Showtime for free — a luxury he is not willing to give up, especially after the time he waited nine hours for their services. Thus, an intense cat-and-mouse ensues that even expands beyond the apartment building, until the cable guy, Nick (Walter Olkewicz), admits that his industry’s services do need improvement.

Pouring Cement In A Laundromat Machine (Season 2, Episode 7)

When Jerry discovers that the money he kept in his laundry bag is missing, he and Kramer suspect that cantankerous laundromat owner, Vic (John Capodice), took it for himself. Kramer hatches a vengeful plan to put a bag of cement in one of Vic’s machines while Jerry distracts him, only to discover that Kramer unwittingly had the money, which Vic takes to finance the machine repairs.

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Jana Kramer Says Travis Kelce’s Reaction to Attention Amid Taylor Swift Romance Is ‘Cheesy’ and ‘Corny’

Jana Kramer has thoughts about Travis Kelce ‘s reaction to the attention he’s received amid his high-profile romance with Taylor Swift .

“He reminds me of my ex,” Kramer, 40, told guest star Josie Van Dyke during the Sunday, May 5, episode of her “Whine Down” podcast. “But it just feels a little corny, cheesy. It just feels like he’s loving the attention.” (Kramer has had several public relationships, but was notably married to former NFL player Mike Caussin from 2015 to 2021.)

Noting that she “loved” their PDA-filled relationship “at first” – like when Swift, 34, ran off the stage to kiss Kelce, 34, after her Eras concert in Argentina last year – Kramer went on to reveal when she began to see the Kansas City Chiefs tight end in a different light.

“Honestly, the Super Bowl thing rubbed me kind of the wrong way – the aggression there,” she explained, referencing Kelce screaming at and pushing Chiefs head coach Andy Reid during the game. (Kelce later called his actions “unacceptable” during an episode of his and brother Jason Kelce ‘s “New Heights” podcast.)

Related: Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Relationship Timeline

“And then I’ve just kind of heard things that I don’t love. But again, I just want everyone to be happy is what I’ll default to. I don’t know, it’s something about him that reminds me of my ex that just rubs me the wrong way,” she continued, later alleging, “To me, he’s always drunk. Every time I’ve ever seen a video he’s just always drunk. And I hope she doesn’t go on that. I see her drinking more now, like the company you keep.”

Kelce and Swift were first romantically linked in the summer of 2023. The 14-time Grammy Award winner later revealed in her TIME Magazine Person of the Year profile that by the time she attended her first Chiefs game against the Chicago Bears in Kelce’s family suite, they were already a couple.

Swift also touched on ignoring the hate she’s received when it comes to their relationship – especially when she’s in the crowd at his games. (Over the course of the 2023-2024 season, Swift attended 13 of Kelce’s Chiefs games. Kelce also defended Swift being booed at a December game against the New England Patriots.)

“There’s a camera, like, a half-mile away, and you don’t know where it is, and you have no idea when the camera is putting you in the broadcast, so I don’t know if I’m being shown 17 times or once,” she told TIME . “I’m just there to support Travis. I have no awareness of if I’m being shown too much and pissing off a few dads, Brads, and Chads.”

Related: Joe Jonas! Harry Styles! Inside Taylor Swift's Star-Studded Dating History

For his part, Kelce has been outspoken about the media attention he’s received amid the couple’s romance.

“We’re learning with the paparazzi just taking photos from all over the place. But at the same time, it comes with it,” he said during an October 2023 press conference. “You got a lot of people that care about Taylor for good reason. You just got to keep living and learning and enjoying the moments.”

While speaking to Extra ‘s Billy Bush on the set of his new Amazon Prime gameshow, Are You Smarter Than a Celebrity? in April, Kelce revealed why he’s comfortable with all eyes on him.

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“I think it was all the home videos my mom used to have with the old camcorder, the handheld joint, at the house,” he explained . “I just always felt comfortable with the camera on me and the lights on me.”

And while Kramer’s opinions about the NFL star’s relationship appeared to sound harsh, Kelce has seemingly always had the mentality of blocking out negativity from people online and in real life.

“You can laugh about it because that person – who is that person? They don’t matter,” he said in a recently resurfaced clip from an interview before he and Swift started dating. “I could care less about what that person says. I could care less about who reads about what that person said. You just have to have that mindset of, ‘Who cares?'”

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Kramer's Reality Tour for Seinfeld Fans

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• You'll start at Producers Club Theaters 358 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036, USA The theater is Between 8th and 9th Ave, just 3 doors from the corner 9th Avenue. We start right at noon so you should get to the theater at about 11:45 AM. See address & details
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• matthewcA4867YT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Recommended fun! Kenny was a warm personality and funny! The theater staff, and Pope the driver were all friendly and professional. A lighthearted, comical afternoon in Manhattan, let the Seinfeld memories commence! Good insight and background info on the show you love. Read more Written 5 November 2019
• lucasashby 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Seinfeld Bucket List I loved it! It was interesting getting to hear insight from Kenny about his life and how everything got started. There were some bumps here and there with technology, but just being there was awesome. Kenny is an incredibly nice guy and seemed to really enjoy interacting with everyone. I’m grateful to have gotten to do this. If you’re a Seinfeld fan this is a must-do! Read more Written 4 January 2019
• vjseller08 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great Fun This was awesome. A great way to spend a few hours in NYC with the funny, friendly Kenny Kramer. Highly recommend for fans of Seinfeld and Larry David who you learn a lot about also on the trip. Thanks for a great experience Read more Written 28 August 2018
• BDover 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun meeting the original Kramer Great stop for Seinfeld fans and a thrill meeting the original Kramer. Kenny Kramer is very accessible, willing to answer questions and just talk in general. Fun seeing the various places used on Seinfeld and hearing historical information. We all enjoyed. Read more Written 29 July 2018
• ba46011 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great fun for Seinfeld fans! Very informative and funny! Kramer shared insider information about the show and the show's creators. Read more Written 24 June 2018
• Janet H 0 contributions 3.0 of 5 bubbles Only if..... You have to be a diehard Seinfeld fan to really enjoy this afternoon. The one hour plus introduction in the theatre is interesting and fun but it turns into a sales pitch for mugs and T-shirt’s. We had problems with the bus...New York, New York with a prioblem in the tunnel and then the microphone was misbehaving and Kraner’s Wife kept calling him. In all, it was interesting and fun and self serving. Read more Written 9 June 2018
• jd001415 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Only in New York When we travel we always try to do things you can only do at one place in the world; like visiting St. Peter's or visiting with Kenny Kramer. I am a Seinfeld fan, but my mum has no clue who Kramer is and she had fun too. For a very reasonable price you get about three hours that include a monologue insight into stand up comedy culture in NY (where it was pretty much invented) during the 70s and 80s, the roots of the show, Larry David, Karmer's contributions, very good soup and a bus ride around Kramer's (and Seinfeld's neighborhood). Mr. Kramer is a very amiable guy, a former comedian in his own right,, he wants to make sure you get photos with him, autographs etc As he explained he is trying to stretch his 15 minutes to 25 years. Read more Written 8 May 2018
• Mary T 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A must-do for Seinfeld fans! Entertaining for everyone! We enjoyed this tour so much when we took it several years ago! Truly a must-do for all Seinfeld fans! Read more Written 24 November 2017
• 718Kelly 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles "Only in New York" A true Seinfeld fan would know I'm quoting Kramer from the Merv Griffin episode and not just labeling my review something obvious. We were SOO excited to meet the real Kramer and he did not disappoint. If you are a fan you cannot miss this. You start out in this dingy crappy theatre but t doesn't matter bc it's Kramer! He tells stories and shows you videos before you head out on the bus. There's an opportunity to buy t-shirts and other souvenirs. The bus is very comfortable and he's quite informative. We loved it. Kenny is also quite a nice guy. The first stop is Soup Man and everyone gets to buy a delicious bowl of soup. Of course we had to get the lobster bisque! Kenny also graciously allows everyone to get a photo with him. He hasn't changed the price in 25 years!! Giddy up! Read more Written 2 October 2017
• thehealer4u1 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles a MUST for fans of the hit show A unique way to spend a Saturday afternoon in NYC. My husband and I are native New Yorkers and big fans of the show. We had a GREAT time!!! Kenny is hilarious, engaging, gracious, and so much fun!!! He is chock full of information and stories about how the show came to be, and background about the storylines. And the soup was DELICIOUS! Read more Written 14 May 2017
• timeis4now 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Totally quintessential New York - "Must Do" Fun and entertaining and truly unique way to spend a New York Saturday!!! With Kenny Kramer himself! I live here and I take people or send people to this great adventure. Not only all of the fun trivia and visits to the outside shots of so many Seinfeld sites, it's a fun ride way uptown and back to midtown, with Kenny himself guilelessly answering questions and shooting the breeze! Again, "must go!" Read more Written 5 May 2017
• Ryan U 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Wish I could have made it I booked this in advance by about a month. Shortly after booking and paying I realized that it would not fit into my itinerary. I emailed them and explained and asked for a refund. I had to send a follow up message, but when I did, they refunded me the money withing about 24-48 hours. I give them credit for that so I wanted to let people know it was a positive experience. Hope to be able to do it next time I am there. Giving 5 stars because the communicated and refunded my money. Read more Written 26 April 2017
• repar77 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles nice background story of how the show got started as well as famous places For a Seinfeld fan, this was an interesting and fun thing to do. The first half was a presentation by KK about how the show came to be, the early days of knowing Larry David, insights into how real events were translated into episodes, and a few video clips. The second half was a bus ride through some of Manhattan pointing out the spots that were in episodes - the highlights being a stop at the Soup Man of 'Soup Nazi' fame (great soup, by the way) and Tom's Restaurant, the restaurant where the Seinfeld gang always met. It wasn't the best thing to do in NYC, but it is what it is - an insight into the Seinfeld show and, if you're a fan, or even marginally familiar with the show as my kids were, it was still an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon. Read more Written 19 April 2017
• Steve c 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Kramer' Reality Tour 3 hours of being with the original Kenny Kraemer who talks about all the ideas and behind the scenes of the Seinfeld show !! Had a great time Read more Written 14 January 2017
• Bettina E 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Loved it Jenny is such a nice guy, made you feel really welcome. Funny and informative and the stop at the Soup nazi kitchen is so worth it. Had the lobster yum. Totally worth doing if you love Seinfld. Read more Written 24 September 2016

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