Amidst speculation about a potential Seinfeld reunion, Jerry Seinfeld recently hinted at revisiting the show’s ending. During a recent stand-up performance, Seinfeld alluded to something in the works related to the show’s conclusion, Deadline reports. He suggested that he and co-creator Larry David were contemplating tying up loose ends in some manner.

In response to these murmurs, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, famous for her role as Elaine in the iconic sitcom, expressed her lack of awareness regarding any upcoming project during an interview with The Guardian. When questioned about the reunion rumors, she professed to being in the dark, stating, “Yeah, I just saw [that news] last night. And I don’t know what the hell he’s talking about.”

Seinfeld, which ran from 1989 to 1998 and amassed 180 episodes over nine seasons, remains a beloved classic. However, the show’s final episode, which deviated from the typical Seinfeld format, was met with mixed reviews from both fans and critics.

The series finale, watched by a staggering 76.3 million viewers in May 1998, depicted Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer grappling with the repercussions of their perpetual jesting. After callously making light of a carjacking instead of aiding the victim, the quartet faces legal consequences and finds themselves imprisoned together as the show concludes.

As the Seinfeld reunion speculation gains momentum, Julia Louis-Dreyfus’s apparent lack of insight into the matter adds a layer of mystery to the potential project. The uncertainty surrounding Seinfeld’s future developments has left fans eagerly anticipating any official announcements from the show’s creators.