Hulu unveils ‘Seinfeld: The Apartment’ pop-up installation in West Hollywood

Angelenos can now unleash their inner Kramer.

Earlier this year, Hulu announced it had acquired the streaming rights to every single “Seinfeld� episode (that’s 180 shows). To celebrate the mondo deal, the streaming service reconstructed the iconic apartment that Jerry Seinfeld (the character) lived in on the show.

Dubbed “Seinfeld: The Apartment,� the pop-up installation, which already made the rounds in New York this summer, is open for public view in West Hollywood.

It’s hard to miss the site on Melrose Avenue. A mural of George Costanza in tighty whities and posing seductively on a chaise lounge — a re-creation of a scene from Episode 139, “The Package� — envelops the exterior of the locale.

While the famed apartment — complete with the hanging bike, turquoise couches, and a VHS tape of “Pretty Woman� — is the main attraction, visitors can also peep through the reverse peephole on Kramer’s door across the way and get a glimpse of what Silvio saw. There is also the option to re-create George’s aforementioned risque photo shoot, or channel one’s inner Seinfeld and do comedy against the red velvet backdrop.

There’s also a gallery of Seinfeld props and set pieces, including copies of the “Tropic of Cancer,� the Festivus pole, the “retouched� beach photo belonging to George’s boss Mr. Kruger, and the actual booths and table from the diner scenes.

Basically, it’s selfie-central for the “Seinfeld�-obsessed. Just be careful not to pull an Elaine and yell “Get out!� in excitement — it might leave the rest of the visitors feeling unwelcomed.

“Seinfeld: The Apartment� is located at 8445 Melrose Ave. in West Hollywood and open daily through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admittance is free.

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