Seinfeld Articles

Nine seasons. 180 episodes. One definitive ranking. We go through every season of Seinfeld and rank them from the shaky beginnings to the peak of the show's extraordinary run.

No sitcom has contributed more words and phrases to everyday English than Seinfeld. From "yada yada yada" to "double-dipper" to "spongeworthy" — here is the show's extraordinary linguistic legacy.

George Costanza built an entire life on lies, schemes, and spectacular miscalculations. We rank his ten greatest moments of inspired self-deception, from the Marine Biologist to the Vandelay Industries gambit.

The Seinfeld finale is one of the most controversial endings in television history. Audiences hated it. Critics were divided. But 25 years later, it deserves a second look.

Seinfeld was famously drawn from real life. George was Larry David. Kramer was Kenny Kramer. Newman was a real neighbour. Here is the full story of who inspired the show's greatest characters.

Festivus was introduced in a 1997 Seinfeld episode as a joke about Frank Costanza's anti-commercialism. It is now celebrated worldwide on December 23rd by thousands of people. Here's how that happened.

They ran at the same time, on the same network, and both defined 1990s television. But Seinfeld and Friends are almost completely opposite shows. Here's what makes them different.

Kramer never held a steady job but was never short of ideas. From the coffee table book that unfolds into a coffee table to the rickshaw service to the pizzeria where you make your own pie — here are his ten greatest ventures.

"Hello, Newman." Those two words, delivered with world-weary contempt, introduced one of television's greatest supporting characters. Here are Newman's ten finest moments across the series.

Season 4 of Seinfeld is, by near-universal agreement, the greatest season of the show and one of the greatest seasons of television ever produced. Here is a complete guide to all 24 episodes.