It finally is the summer of George. On Friday night before their game with the Red Sox, the Yankees released the highly anticipated bobblehead of George Costanza, the character from the hit 1990s sitcom Seinfeld, to the first 18,000 fans at Yankee Stadium. It made plenty of buzz on social media, with fans in the ballpark showing off their new figurine of the fictional Yankees a sistant to the traveling secretary. And, two days later, Jason Alexander, who played Costanza on the show for nine seasons, responded to all of the hubbub over the bobblehead. Explore More Im so glad Bobblehead George was a Ryan Hendrix Jersey fan fave, Alexander wrote on X on Saturday. No, I dont get anything for it except joy that 35 years after putting on those gla ses, people are still enjoying our work. The show was a gift from you to us. Thanks for keeping it alive. Alexander, the 64-year-old Newark, New Jersey native, concluded with a joke that harkened back to the third episode of the shows final season. Danny Tartabull (as himself) and Jason Alexander on Seinfeld. Castle Rock Entertainment/Courtesy Everett Collection Jerry Seinfeld, Bernie Williams, Jason Alexander and Derek Jeter filming The Abstinence in Season 8. Castle Rock Entertainment/courtesy Everett Collection Serenity now, Alexander said. That might be a fitting phrase that Seinfeld fanatics who werent lucky enough to attend the game and want to procure the bobblehead. On eBay, there are dozens of bobbleheads on the resale market, but some are being sold for as high as $214.99 plus shipping for the buy it now option. Jason Alexander opened up about the bobblehead. Getty Images for Project Angel Food's Lead with Love 5 However, not all hope is lost for those who are devout followers of the long-running comedy. The Brooklyn Cyclones, the Mets High-A affiliate in Coney Island, and are giving away a Costanza bobblehead as part of the promotion. The game will feature appearances from actors Jeremiah Burkett (who played Jean-Paul) and Richard Fancy (who played Mr. Lippman) and include an Elaine Benes dance contest. Henry Ramos Jersey