10 Classic TV Shows That Need A Reunion Series

I mean, look, would I want a Seinfeld reunion if it meant that Julia Louis Dreyfus would no longer be available to film Veep, and the world would miss out on its pure, unadulterated brilliance? No, of course not.

But you have to admit that as the world has grown more isolated and anti-social, the petty antics of Seinfeld are more relatable than ever. How would people like George have even functioned with the anxiety-inducing ambiguity of social media, anyway? The world needs to know. And besides, that finale. Is that really how such a great show deserves to go out?

I'm not sure that it needs to come back on a long term basis, but there's a giant, gaping hole in popular culture, and it can only be filled by George Costanza trying to navigate text messaging. Just him and his neurosis about receiving a text that simply said "K" could fill an entire episode. And Elaine becoming increasingly frustrated by all of her mom friends on Facebook? Priceless. Elaine is all of us, and it's time she was brought into modern culture so we don't have to feel petty and mean-spirited all by ourselves.