List of Funny Halloween Costumes Ideas

Stupid, Dumb and Hysterical Costume Ideas for Halloween Need a funny costume idea for Halloween this year? Try one of these hilarious ideas, or use this list as a brainstorm for something completely new and creative! Lister:RyanPratt Category:Holidays & Events

Cosmo, Puddy and the Bubble Boy: Seinfeld Characters

This is a list of the most memorable characters from the popular NBC show "Seinfeld" (1989-1998). During the nine seasons many memorable characters were introduced, many of whom had a recurring role one the show. Who is your favorite?

1. Jerry Seinfeld - Co-creator of the series based on his life about nothing who's neat and picky character co-creates the series based on his life about nothing.
2. George Costanza - Lazy, short, stocky, angry and balding man who lives with his parents.
3. David Puddy - Elaine's recurring boyfriend who is New Jersey Devils fanatic and trustworthy car guy.
4. Cosmo Kramer - Klutzy neighbor who fell ass-backward into money and now spends his time manifesting insane ideas.
5. Newman - Overweight and intellectual postal worker who is Jerry's arch-nemesis. He is pure-evil, wrapped in a twinkie.
6. Frank Costanza - George's loud father who invented the "stop-short" technique with the opposite sex. Serenity Now!
7. Elaine Benes - Beautiful ex-girlfiend who can't dance and is always searching for more.
8. Susan Ross - George's patient fiancee who is blessed with death after licking the wedding invitation envelopes toxic glue.
9. Morty Seinfeld - Jerry's old-fashioned father and former raincoat salesman.
10. Uncle Leo - Jerry's retired, old, grouchedy uncle who is guilty of shoplifting and a "crime of passion."
11. J. Peterman - Elaine's cultured boss at the catalogue who bought Kramer's life stories to put into his biography.
12. George Steinbrenner - George's eccentric backside boss at the Yankees; voiced by co-creator Larry David.
13. Kenny Bania - Annoying comedian who is always riding Jerry's coattails.
14. The Soup Nazi - Bossy Al Pacino look-a-like who makes the best soup around.
15. The Man in the Cape - Frank Costanza's mysterious lawyer; played by co-creator Larry David.
16. Jackie Chiles - Kramer's clever lawyer.
17. Babu - Pakistani restaraunt owner who eventually gets deported.
18. Izzy Mandelbaum - Strong old man who is the World's Best Dad.
19. Mr. Bookman - Library cop who hunts down Jerry for a 25 year overdue book, Tropic of Cancer.
20. Crazy Joe Devola - Creepy, violent, chemically unbalanced stalker.
21. Vegetable Lasagna - Elaine's rebound following the breakup with Puddy on the plane ride home from Europe.
22. Mickey - Kramer's friend and co-worker who is vertically challenged.
23. Art Vandelay - George's alter ego and fictional identity.
24. Sue Ellen Mishke - Oh Henry candybar heiress also known as the "braless wonder."
25. Bob Sacamano - Jerry's mysterious friend who has rabies and sold fur coats but we never meet.
26. Mr. Pitt - Elaine's boss who is mesmorized by 3D art posters.
27. Tim Whatley - A dentist who converts to Judaism for the jokes and is a re-gifter.
28. Donald "The Bubble Boy" - Jerry's biggest fan who lives in a bubble upstairs at his parents because of his condition. Swears its "the Moors," not "the Moops."
29. The Maestro - Mysterious conductor of an orchestra.
30. Poppie - Anticommunist restaraunt owner who has some urination issues.
31. Sidra - Jerry's girlfriend who has some questionably "real and spectacular" features.
32. Mr. Haymen - George's high school gym teacher who called him "Can't Stand Ya."

Complete List of 2007 Primetime Emmy Winners

The 34th Daytime Emmy Awards, commemorating excellence in American daytime programming from 2006, was held on June 15, 2007 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, California. CBS televised the ceremonies in the United States. Meanwhile, Creative Arts Emmy Awards were presented one day earlier on June 14 at the Hollywood and Highland Ballroom. Nominations for the children's series categories were announced on February 7, 2007. The rest of the nominations were released on March 14. The "Service Show" award categories were renamed the "Lifestyle" categories. Also a new award for Outstanding Morning Programming debuted. Here are the winners:

	Best drama series - Fox - 24
	Best comedy series - NBC - The Office
	Lead actor, drama series - Fox - Kiefer Sutherland, 24
	Lead actor, comedy - USA - Tony Shalhoub, Monk
	Lead actress, comedy series - CBS - Julia Louis-Dreyfus, The New Adventures of Old Christine
	Lead actress, drama series - NBC - Mariska Hargitay, Law & Order: SVU
	Supporting actress, comedy series - NBC - Megan Mullally, Will & Grace
	Supporting actor, drama series - NBC - Alan Alda, The West Wing
	Supporting actress, drama series - Showtime - Blythe Danner, Huff
	Supporting actor, comedy series - HBO - Jeremy Piven, Entourage
	Variety, music or comedy series - Comedy Central - The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
	Outstanding miniseries - HBO - Elizabeth I
	Directing, comedy series - NBC - Mark Buckland, My Name Is Earl
	Writing, comedy series - NBC - Greg Garcia, My Name Is Earl
	Directing, drama series - Fox - Jon Cassar, 24
	Writing, drama series - HBO - Terence Winter, The Sopranos
	Performance, variety or music program - PBS - Barry Manilow, Barry Manilow: Music And Passion
	Directing, variety, music or comedy program - Louis J. Horvitz, 78th Annual Academy Awards
	Writing, variety, music or comedy program - Comedy Central - The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
	Actor, movie or miniseries - FX - Andre Braugher, Thief
	Lead actress, miniseries or movie - HBO - Helen Mirren, Elizabeth I
	Supporting actor, movie or miniseries - HBO - Jeremy Irons, Elizabeth I
	Supporting actress, movie or miniseries - HBO - Kelly McDonald, The Girl in the Cafe
	Made for TV movie - HBO - The Girl in the Cafe
	Reality competition - CBS - The Amazing Race
	Directing, movie or miniseries or dramatic special - HBO - Tom Hooper, Elizabeth I
	Writing, movie or miniseries or dramatic special - HBO - Richard Curtis, The Girl in the Cafe