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Why Superman keeps appearing in Seinfeld

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If you look closely at Jerry Seinfeld's impeccably tidy apartment, you'll notice the Man of Steel is constantly stalking him. A massive Superman fan in real life, Jerry ensured that either a statue, a magnet, or a direct conversational reference to the DC hero was featured in virtually every single episode. It’s a subtle flex of total creative control disguised as obsessive nerdiness.

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