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Turns out the streaming rights to '90s comedy Seinfeldare pretty damn expensive.

In the U.S.,South Korea Movies | Adult Movies Online all 180 episodes were finally picked up in June 2015 by Hulu, who had reportedly paid nearly US$1 million per episode to Sony Pictures Television, following a bidding war. Quite the kerfuffle over a "show about nothing."

With no Hulu presence Down Under however, Australian fans have been left in the lurch. Until now.

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SEE ALSO: Hamster 'Seinfeld' is a remake about nothing

Australian streaming service Stan has just picked up all 180 episodes of the greatest show ever, for your back-to-back viewing pleasure. It's a Festivus miracle!

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The series will be available on the service from Nov. 11, remastered in widescreen and high definition.

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Stan also boast the rights to that other '90s sitcom hit Friends andthe upcoming Twin Peaks --as it muscles in on a marketplace that has seen local rivals such as Presto and Quickflix hit hard -- while Netflix battles plateauing growth in the region.

Now, on with the binge-watching!

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