An AI-generated Seinfeld parody sends Jerry, George and Elaine to a socialist convention where the revolution runs on parental support and nobody seems to have a job.
A separate Office spoof puts Michael Scott in a rainbow sweater and sends Dwight Schrute to the whiteboard to prepare for a Democratic wave.
The clips give familiar sitcoms an unofficial second life: creators use AI versions of their characters and settings to stage new political comedy. The result blends television nostalgia with jokes about socialists, Democrats and President Donald Trump.
NYC Common Sense posted the Seinfeld video Nov. 14. The account TBC shared it with the caption “AI Seinfeld goes to the DSA convention,” referring to the Democratic Socialists of America.
The roughly two-minute, 43-second sketch follows Jerry to a convention at the invitation of a woman he is dating. George wants to know about the free buffet. Elaine wants to hear men who have never lifted anything explain labor.
When Jerry wonders why the attendees are not at work, his date tells him that “socialists don’t need jobs.”
The jokes keep coming: a demand for a nondisclosure agreement before a discussion of transparency, an unemployed attendee living rent-free in his parents’ second apartment, and security personnel removing Jerry after someone objects to his support for police.
The closing card labels the video AI-generated satire and says it depicts neither real events nor real statements. It also disclaims affiliation with the DSA.
AI Seinfeld goes to the DSA convention 🤣 https://t.co/LimRfIxhUR
— TBC (@TBC_on_X) November 14, 2026
A blue wave at Dunder Mifflin
TBC posted the roughly 95-second Office parody Nov. 6, with Clay Travis sharing it the next day.
The spoof turns workplace political correctness into a staff meeting: Michael wears a Black Lives Matter pin and calls for a moment of silence, while Dwight diagrams who a political wave will hit first. Jim supplies the familiar deadpan reactions.
“AI is getting scary good. This episode could have existed,” Travis wrote alongside his post.
The Office after Democrats won on Tuesday. AI is getting scary good. This episode could have existed. https://t.co/GXtxm8Qeh2
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravis) November 7, 2026
Trump gets the sitcom treatment
The satire also reaches the right. Creator @sikoraimagine posted a separate AI parody Oct. 16 that sends a synthetic version of Trump into Dunder Mifflin. The video pairs him with Michael Scott, Dwight, Jim and Pam in a fictional workplace visit.
Trump visits The Office. https://t.co/amV573GEi1
— IMAGINE (@sikoraimagine) October 16, 2026
AI-generated political imagery has also appeared in Texas campaign messaging, as The Dallas Express has reported. These clips bring that technology into the rhythms and settings of sitcom comedy.
The punchlines still have a human contribution. Asked whether humans write the dialogue in the thread beneath the Office video, TBC replied “yes.”
