Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen has compared his strategy to "Seinfeld" -- 28 minutes of scenes that don't make sense and the final two minutes where everything comes together. Here are some of those random scenes -- deals -- attempted by Dish, with some successful and others not so much.
Dish has offered Sprint shareholders $25.5 billion in cash and stock, putting itself into competition with Japan’s Softbank to take over the wireless carrier. In Ergen's "Seinfeld" analogy, Sprint is the final two minutes that ties everything together.