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

In the U.S.,erotice new year pic 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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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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