Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David were brainstorming stories for the second season of Seinfeld one day in 1991 when Julia Louis-Dreyfus came into the room and started to cry. As Seinfeld writer Larry ...

Seinfeld at its best reflected social norms and behaviors of the time, as this fan-favorite episode exemplifies. After Elaine realizes a woman is eavesdropping at a restaurant, she pretends that ...

When Louis-Dreyfus was on The Last Laugh in 2023, she too spoke about the moment she asked the Seinfeld creators to give Elaine “more” to do on the show.

Louis-Dreyfus was already a comedy veteran by the time she landed the role of Elaine Benes in Seinfeld in 1989. However, her role on the show catapulted her to prominence.

“Giving it to Elaine was easily one of the most important and seminal moments in the show,” Charles argues. “It gave Elaine an inner life. It was not a happy one. It was as dark as the guys.

There was nothing going on with Elaine and Jerry on Seinfeld, but according to star Julia Louis-Dreyfus, there almost was. “Oh, the network wanted it! They wanted a ‘will-they, won’t-they ...

What is it about Seinfeld that gets the people going? Oh my God, I love that. Well, I think nostalgia, at this point. Because anyone in their 30s, like me, probably grew up with it on reruns.

When the show concluded 25 years ago on Sunday, just days before I graduated from high school, I and my fellow young “Seinfeld” aficionados gathered in front of the TV to say goodbye to Jerry ...

No sitcom has ever made me laugh more than Seinfeld, but I'll also admit that not every episode is a winner. For example, "The Puerto Rican Day" isn't just offensive (it was even banned from ...