The beloved Jerry Seinfeld is heading back to TV for ... a reality show?
The comedian is set to team up with NBC again after an 11-year break to create and produce a reality series that finds humor in marital woes of other people.
The working title for the show is "The Marriage Ref" and will invite athletes, celebs and comedians to judge married couples as they bicker and then offer advice for solving their problems, Variety reports.
Seinfeld's company Columbus 81 Productions will partner with "Oprah Winfrey Show" executive producer Ellen Rakieten for the venture.
And hey ... maybe they can also work out a deal with the creators of "The Bachelor" to recruit subjects in cases where the matches-made-on-TV do not work out.
NBC Entertainment co-chair Ben Silverman said no premiere date or timeslot has yet been selected for the show, but six one-hour episodes have been ordered and planned for a fall release.
The show will mark Seinfeld's first full-time return to a TV project since his sitcom "Seinfeld" went off the air in 1998.