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Seinfeld (/ ˈ s aɪ n f ɛ l d / SYNE-feld) is an American television sitcom created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld that originally aired on NBC from July 5, 1989, to May 14, 1998, with a total of nine seasons consisting of 180 episodes.
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- List of Seinfeld Episodes
Seinfeld is an American television sitcom created by Jerry...
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The show has been famously described as "the show about nothing" (a self-referential phrase from an episode describing Jerry and George's attempt to create a sitcom idea), as most of the comedy was based around the largely inconsequential minutiae of every-day life, and often involved petty rivalries and elaborate schemes to gain the smallest advan...
The Contest
One of the most controversial Seinfeld episodes, "The Contest", centers around a pact of self-denial between Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine. The four place a bet (with Elaine contributing a higher stake) on who can go the longest without masturbating. In the show, however, they were able to convey the meaning without actually using the word "masturbation". Kramer's early exit from the bet has become a classic moment in Seinfeld history, with his simple "I'm out!" as he slams his cash on the...
Moops
In the episode "The Bubble Boy", George claims "The Moops" is the answer to the Trivial Pursuit question, "Who invaded Spain in the 8th century?" The Bubble Boy contested the answer, claiming it was the Moors (which is correct). George, with his stubborn nature, in reaction to the belligerent arrogance of the Bubble Boy, and out of spite, refused to accept the response in favor of the (presumably misprinted) answer given by the card. This incident is based on an actual error spotted by one of...
The Junior Mint
Jerry accompanies Elaine on a hospital visit to a seriously ill ("something with his spleen") ex-boyfriend and artist, Roy (Sherman Howard), whom she broke up with because he was fat. Kramer tags along to steal latex gloves, and is invited by the surgeon to view the surgery. When his date cannot make it to the surgery, Kramer asks Jerry to join him. During the surgery, Kramer persistently offers Jerry a Junior Mint which he tries to paw away; instead, it flies over the viewing mezzanine, and...
Seinfeldran for nine seasons, one of the longest and most successful runs for a sitcom in television history. While it never strayed from its basic premise of following four observant but neurotic New York City singles, and had plenty of devoted fans right up through the end, it was also widely criticized for losing its inspiration over time. As wi...
Here is a list of Seinfeld's ratings per season throughout its nine-year run. Season 1: Not in the top 30 Season 2: Not in the top 30 Season 3: Not in the top 30 Season 4: #25 Season 5: #3 Season 6: #1 Season 7: #2 Season 8: #2 Season 9:#1
On December 26, 1997, Jerry Seinfeld announced that the series would end production the following spring. While he had been making casual pronouncements of the series' demise frequently since about the sixth season, this was the first time he actually turned down an offer from NBC to sign on for another year. The announcement made the front page of...
Since the end of the program, Alexander has acted in film, theater and television, including guest appearances on Larry David's new HBO series Curb Your Enthusiasm. Louis-Dreyfus also appeared on Enthusiasm and has received on-screen and voice credits in television (such as Arrested Development) and animated film. Richards continues to appear in ne...
A recurring feature of Seinfeld was its use of specific products as plot points, especially various candy products. These products might be a central feature of a plot narrative (e.g. Junior Mints, Twix and Pez), or associating the candy with a guest character (e.g. Oh Henry! bars), or simply discussing the merits of the candy in a conversational a...
A signature of Seinfeld is its theme music: distinct solo synthesized bass guitar "pickups" which open the show and connect the scenes. These short riffs were composed by Jonathan Wolffand are considered groundbreaking in their use as sitcom music. They vary throughout each episode, and are played in an improvised blues-funk style. An additional mu...
Seinfeldwon the Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1993; it was nominated for the award every year from 1992-1998 (seasons 3-9). The show has also won a Golden Globe Award for Best Comedy Series in 1994, the Peabody Award in 1993, the Television Critics Award" in 1992 and 1993, the Screen Actors Guild for Outstanding Ensemble in a Comedy S...
Seinfeld episodes have been collected on a series of DVDs. They are: 1. "Seinfeld: Volume 1: Seasons 1&2" (2004) 3 slim case DVDs in cardboard box, (2012) standard DVD case clear 2. "Seinfeld: Volume 2: Season 3" (2004) 3 slim case DVDs in cardboard box, (2012) standard DVD case clear 3. "Seinfeld: Volume 3: Season 4" (2005) 3 slim case DVDs in car...
Seinfeld é uma sitcom exibida originalmente nos Estados Unidos pela rede NBC por nove temporadas, entre 5 de julho de 1989 e 14 de maio de 1998. Foi criada por Larry David e Jerry Seinfeld, este último estrelando o programa como uma versão fictícia de si mesmo.
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Seinfeld é uma sitcom exibida originalmente nos Estados Unidos pela rede NBC por nove temporadas, entre 5 de julho de 1989 e 14 de maio de 1998. Foi criada por Larry David e Jerry Seinfeld, este último estrelando o programa como uma versão fictícia de si mesmo.
Esta é uma lista de episódios de Seinfeld, uma sitcom exibida originalmente nos Estados Unidos pela rede NBC por nove temporadas, entre 5 de julho de 1989 e 14 de maio de 1998. Foi criada por Larry David e Jerry Seinfeld, este último estrelando o programa como uma versão fictícia de si mesmo.
