Seinfeld' is known for a lot of stuff, but is pop music one of them? It turns out these songs played major roles in specific episodes.

When Seinfeld premiered in 1989, few could have predicted it would become one of the most influential sitcoms in TV history. In fact, based on early feedback, most expected it to disappear altogether.

For his part, Seinfeld called the finale episode "impossible" during a talk at the New Yorker Festival in 2017, per Vulture. "I sometimes think we really shouldn’t have even done it," he said.

He [Seinfeld] basically gave his co-stars the show." After "The Busboy," any one of the show's four leads could be at the center of a story.

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Unlike most Seinfeld episodes, Season 2's "The Deal," written by Larry David, doesn't have several interwoven plots carrying it along to the end. Jerry and Elaine are the front-and-center focus ...

According to O’Hurley, John Peterman, who founded the actual J. Peterman Company in 1987, only learned that he was being parodied on Seinfeld through his own employees after the character first ...

The Peterman that Seinfeld fans came to know was a highly fictionalized version of a coat catalogue manufacturer by the same name, and O’Hurley’s absurd and overly romanticized stories of the ...