Kate Williams got twice as many views this weekend as Tom Brady, but he also had a head start.

Spoilers: Only Jerry Seinfeld — and the 1960s — could make this one happen.

Jerry Seinfeld's star-studded Netflix spoof of the toaster pastry war between Kellogg's and Post is long on cameos and short on laughs.

The sitcom legend and "Unfrosted" director lamented the process of writing jokes by "committee," saying "Well, that’s the end of your comedy."

And who was the fastest "yes" for the Netflix Pop-Tart comedy ensemble.

The "Unfrosted" writer/director admitted that his own eponymous sitcom finale bothered him "a little bit" even decades later.

"Everyone I know in show business, every day, is going, ‘What’s going on? How do you do this? What are we supposed to do now?'" the "Unfrosted" writer/director/star said.

The "Seinfeld" creator writes, directs, and stars alongside Melissa McCarthy and Hugh Grant in the latest all-American obscure history lesson for Netflix.

Presented with the caveat that cherry-picking any show as great as "Seinfeld" is an exercise in...fusilli-ty.

Jerry's revolving door of girlfriends, George and Kramer's myriad jobs, Elaine's unmistakable dance moves, and even the return appearances of David Puddy and Uncle Leo rank on this guide to the funniest repeat "Seinfeld" jokes.

"Unfrosted: The Pop-Tart Story" also now stars Jim Gaffigan, James Marsden, Jack McBrayer, Christian Slater, and more.

Fourteen years later, Seinfeld admitted that "Bee Movie" maybe is not that appropriate for children.