Mr. Lippman
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Mr. Lippman is a fictional character from the sitcom Seinfeld. He is Elaine's boss when she works at Pendant Publishing. He is a fan of Cigar Store Indians and plans to publish Kramer's coffee-table book about coffee tables. However, Pendant Publishing goes under when Lippman, having a cold and having forgotten his handkerchief in Elaine's office, declines to shake hands (and thus spread germs) with a Japanese businessman whose company had been planning to purchase Pendant Publishing. Later, Lippman opens up a muffin shop called Top of the Muffin to You! after Elaine gave him the idea to only sell the tops of muffins.
Mr. Lippman was originally portrayed by Harris Shore in the episode "The Library", but was replaced by Richard Fancy in subsequent episodes.
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| Characters | ||||
| Main Characters: | Jerry Seinfeld • George Costanza • Elaine Benes • Cosmo Kramer | |||
| Associated with Jerry: | Helen Seinfeld • Morty Seinfeld • Uncle Leo • Kenny Bania • Sally Weaver • Dr. Tim Whatley | |||
| Associated with George: | Estelle Costanza • Frank Costanza • Susan Ross • Mr. Wilhelm • Mr. Kruger • Lloyd Braun • George Steinbrenner | |||
| Associated with Elaine: | J. Peterman • David Puddy • Mr. Lippman • Justin Pitt • Sue Ellen Mischke | |||
| Associated with Kramer: | Newman • Mickey Abbott • Jackie Chiles • Bob Sacamano • Babs Kramer • Lomez | |||
| Other: | The Soup Nazi • "Crazy" Joe Davola • Minor characters in Seinfeld | |||
| Culture of the Seinfeld Universe | ||||
| Festivus • Master of your domain • Regifting • Shrinkage • Close talker • Fictional films in Seinfeld • Coffee Table Book | ||||
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| Episodes • Running gags • DVD releases | ||||
