Get ready for an epic binge session, Netflix members. Because one of the most popular and hilarious TV sitcoms ever created could soon be headed to a queue near you – Seinfeld.

In a Thursday Reddit AMA, Jerry Seinfeld hinted that the beloved comedy might soon be available for streaming by Netflix members. Asked by Reddit user "PolestarX" if there was "any word on Seinfeld coming to Netflix," the funnyman replied: "You are a very smart and progressive person. These conversations are presently taking place."

Seinfeld didn't elaborate any further, so we're not sure how far along the conversations are. One thing is for sure — if Seinfeld does arrive on Netflix, it would make a lot of people happy.

"The day Seinfeld is on Netflix is the day that I never see anyone ever again," one Reddit user wrote, pretty much spelling out what every Seinfeld fan is thinking.

Another person suggested that Netflix add a "random" button, since "the best part of Seinfeld is just turning it on and not having to pick an episode."

Netflix did not immediately respond to a request for comment, so we'll just have to keep our fingers crossed.

In the meantime, Seinfeld fans who can't get enough of Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer can download the new Emoji – Seinfeld Edition. The app includes 42 different emojis representing all the main characters, plus favorites like "the Little Jery, the back of Gerge Stenbranner's head, the Pez Dispenser, Tim Whatley as Waltar White, the Cashmere Sweatar, and whole case of Today Sponge."

If that's not enough Seinfeld, you can also now take a virtual tour of Jerry's famous New York City apartment using the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset.

Until then, check out PCMag's roundups of The Top 50 Geeky TV Shows Streaming on Netflix and The 50 Geekiest Movies Streaming on Netflix.