An Academic Examination of What Seinfeld Means by ‘A Show About Nothing’ & The Show’s Connection to Madame Bovary
In “Seinfeld: What ‘Nothing’ Really Means” by The Nerdwriter, host Evan Puschak explains what Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David meant by the phrase “A show about nothing,” and Seinfeld‘s connection to author Gustave Flaubert and his novel Madame Bovary.
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