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There’s been a lot of talk about the last episode of Seinfeld this year after Curb Your Enthusiasm essentially remade the controversial finale, giving Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld a spiritual do-over. Sadly, Larry and Jerry didn’t continue to rewrite past embarrassments by, say, traveling back in time to stop Jerry from ziplining across Parisian rooftops in a Bee Movie costume.

But long before Curb revisited the ending of Seinfeld, Jerry Seinfeld got the opportunity to add an epilogue of sorts to the finale, thanks to Saturday Night Live and the cast of Oz.

In 1999, Seinfeld hosted SNL’s 25th season premiere with musical guest David Bowie. Coming just one week after the Saturday Night Live 25th Anniversary Special, and five months after the Seinfeld finale aired, Seinfeld used the opening monologue to joke about all the free time he suddenly had to watch Wings reruns and date married women.

Back in 1999, Jerry Seinfeld and the late David Bowie did a bit during the Saturday Night Live 25th anniversary special sending up their images as above-it-all, coasting megastars. “You gonna do the ‘lost sock’ bit?,” asks Bowie, to which Seinfeld replies with a sheepish nod. In his first stand-up special in 19 years…

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Back in March, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema took us back to Derry with the first teaser trailer for It, and soon we'll get more glimpses into the new Stephen King adaptation when a special sneak peek is revealed during the 2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards this Sunday, May 7th.

Check out the official press release with full details below, and stay tuned to Daily Dead for the upcoming sneak peek of It. And, in case you missed it, check out our impressions of the It footage from SXSW, as well as behind-the-scenes photos of The Losers' Club, a new image of Pennywise in the sewer, additional images, and a teaser poster.

Press Release (via The Futon Critic): Los Angeles, CA (May 4, 2017) - MTV today announced that the "2017 MTV Movie & TV Awards" will debut an exclusive sneak peek from New Line Cinema's highly anticipated horror thriller "It," set...