Seinfeld

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Current Season: 9 - Total Episodes: 80
Highest Rated: Ep 21-22, Season 5

“The Finale”

by David Sims April 19, 2012 -

It all comes to an end, and Larry David returns to add a bitter dash to proceedings. (Part of Best of TV Club.)

“The Maid”/“The Puerto Rican Day”

by David Sims April 12, 2012 -

The penultimate episodes include Jerry sleeping with the help and Kramer burning a flag.

“The Bookstore”/“The Frogger”

by David Sims April 5, 2012 -

Elaine plumbs new depths at work and George tries to protect the closest thing he has to a child.

“The Wizard”/“The Burning”

by David Sims March 29, 2012 -

We’re near the end, including our last episode in De Boca Vista (Phase III) in Florida.

Ep. 23-24, Season 9
“The Finale”
Ep. 19-20, Season 9
“The Maid”/“The Puerto Rican Day”
Ep. 17-18, Season 9
“The Bookstore”/“The Frogger”
Ep. 15-16, Season 9
“The Wizard”/“The Burning”

Features Reviews

Season

newest oldest

"The Stake Out"/"The Robbery"/"The Stock Tip"
Episode 2, 3, & 5

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"The Seinfeld Chronicles" and "Male Unbonding"
Episode 1 & 4

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B+

"The Statue"/"The Heart Attack"/"The Revenge"
Episode 10-12

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A-
"The Phone Message"/"The Apartment"/"The Stranded"
Episode 7-9

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B+
"The Baby Shower"/"The Jacket"/"The Chinese Restaurant"
Episode 4-6

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"The Ex-Girlfriend"/"The Pony Remark"/"The Busboy"
Episode 1-3

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"The Letter"/"The Parking Space"/"The Keys"
Episode 20-22

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A
"The Fix-Up"/"The Limo"/"The Good Samaritan"
Episode 17-19

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A
"The Boyfriend"
Episode 15-16

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A-
"The Suicide"/"The Subway"/"The Pez Dispenser"
Episode 12-14

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A
"The Nose Job"/"The Alternate Side"/"The Red Dot"
Episode 9-11

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A-
"The Parking Garage"/"The Cafe"/"The Tape"
Episode 6-8

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A-
"The Dog"/"The Library"/"The Pen"
Episode 3-5

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A
"The Deal"/"The Note"/"The Truth"
Episode 1-2 of Season 3; 13 of Season 2

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A-

"The Pilot, Parts 1 And 2"
Episode 23-24

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A
"The Handicap Spot"/"The Junior Mint"/"The Smelly Car"
Episode 20-22

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A-
"The Shoes"/"The Old Man"/"The Implant"
Episode 17-19

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A-
"The Movie"/"The Visa"/"The Outing"
Episode 14-16

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A
"The Contest"/"The Airport"/"The Pick"
Episode 11-13

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A
"The Cheever Letters"/"The Opera"/"The Virgin"
Episode 8-10

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A
"The Wallet"/"The Watch"/"The Bubble Boy"
Episode 5-7

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A
"The Pitch"/"The Ticket"
Episode 3-4

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A
"The Trip, Parts 1 and 2"
Episode 1 & 2

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A-

"The Hamptons"/"The Opposite"
Episode 21-22

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A
"The Raincoats, Parts 1 & 2"
Episode 18-19

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A
"The Wife"/"The Fire"
Episode 17, 20

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A-
"The Pie"/"The Stand-In"
Episode 15-16

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A-
"The Marine Biologist"/"The Dinner Party"
Episode 13-14

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A
"The Conversion"/"The Stall"
Episode 11-12

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A-
"The Masseuse"/"The Cigar Store Indian"
Episode 9-10

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A-
"The Non-Fat Yogurt"/"The Barber"
Episode 7-8

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A
"The Bris"/"The Lip Reader"
Episode 5-6

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A-
"The Puffy Shirt"/"The Sniffing Accountant"
Episode 3-4

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A
"The Mango"/"The Glasses"
Episode 1-2

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A

"The Face Painter"/"The Understudy"
Episode 23-24

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"The Fusilli Jerry"/"The Diplomat's Club"
Episode 21-22

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"The Jimmy"/"The Doodle"
Episode 19-20

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"The Kiss Hello"/"The Doorman"
Episode 17-18

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"The Highlights Of 100"
Episode 14-15

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"The Scofflaw"/"The Beard"
Episode 13, 16

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"The Switch"/"The Label Maker"
Episode 11-12

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"The Secretary"/"The Switch"
Episode 9-10

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"The Soup"/"The Mom And Pop Store"
Episode 7-8

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A-
"The Couch"/"The Gymnast"
Episode 5-6

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A-
"The Pledge Drive"/"The Chinese Woman"
Episode 3-4

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A-
"The Chaperone"/"The Big Salad"
Episode 1-2

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B+

“The Wait Out”/“The Invitations”
Episode 23-24

Susan and George’s year-long engagement winds to a shocking conclusion.
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“The Bottle Deposit”
Episode 21-22

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“The Wig Master”/“The Calzone”
Episode 19-20

While the show spins its wheels, Steinbrenner craves calzones.
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“The Doll”/“The Friars Club”
Episode 17-18

George comes face to face with a creepy facsimile of his mother.
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“The Cadillac”
Episode 13-14

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“The Seven”/“The Shower Head”
Episode 13/6

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“The Rye”/“The Caddy”
Episode 11-12

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“The Sponge”/“The Gum”
Episode 9-10

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“The Secret Code”/“The Pool Guy”
Episode 7-8

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“The Hot Tub”/“The Soup Nazi”
Episode 5-6

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“The Maestro”/“The Wink”
Episode 3-4

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"The Engagement"/"The Postponement"
Episode 1-2

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“The Muffin Tops”/“The Summer Of George”
Episode 21-22

Jerry the werewolf, a spoof of Pulp Fiction, and an homage to last season’s finale wrap up season eight.
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“The Yada Yada”/“The Millennium”
Episode 19-20

George’s girlfriend likes avoiding details.
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“The English Patient”/“The Nap”
Episode 17-18

Elaine has one of her finest hours as she hates on an Oscar-winner.
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“The Susie”/“The Pothole”
Episode 15-16

Elaine gains an alter-ego and George has an outstanding answering machine message in two stronger season eight episodes.
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“The Comeback”/“The Van Buren Boys”
Episode 13-14

A sequel to “The Cadillac” leaves something to be desired, and Kramer and George get terrorized by an implausibly named gang.
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“The Little Jerry”/“The Money”
Episode 11-12

The show gets increasingly ridiculous, with cock-fighting and an escaped prisoner among our plots this week.
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“The Abstinence”/“The Andrea Doria”
Episode 9-10

George refrains from sex and becomes a genius.
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“The Checks”/“The Chicken Roaster”
Episode 7-8

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“The Package”/“The Fatigues”
Episode 5-6

Taking some beautiful erotic pictures of George.
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“The Bizarro Jerry”/“The Little Kicks”
Episode 3-4

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“The Foundation”/“The Soul Mate”
Episode 1-2

The eight season begins. It’s still funny, but a little rocky.
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“The Finale”
Episode 23-24

It all comes to an end, and Larry David returns to add a bitter dash to proceedings. (Part of Best of TV Club.)
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“The Maid”/“The Puerto Rican Day”
Episode 19-20

The penultimate episodes include Jerry sleeping with the help and Kramer burning a flag.
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“The Bookstore”/“The Frogger”
Episode 17-18

Elaine plumbs new depths at work and George tries to protect the closest thing he has to a child.
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“The Wizard”/“The Burning”
Episode 15-16

We’re near the end, including our last episode in De Boca Vista (Phase III) in Florida.
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“The Cartoon”/“The Strongbox”
Episode 13-14

Kathy Griffin, a Ziggy reference, and George dates and dumps three women in two episodes.
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“The Dealership”/“The Reverse Peephole”
Episode 11-12

Everyone's stuck in a car dealership, and then Kramer makes some home repairs.
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“The Apology”/“The Strike”
Episode 9-10

One of the show’s best-remembered episodes is a season nine standout.
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“The Slicer”/“The Betrayal”
Episode 7-8

Another of season nine’s milestone episodes: the one that goes backward.
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“The Junk Mail”/“The Merv Griffin Show”
Episode 5-6

Kramer finds a talk-show set in the garbage, and it gets sillier from there.
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“The Serenity Now”/“The Blood”
Episode 3-4

Frank has a memorable new catchphrase.
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“The Butter Shave”/“The Voice”
Episode 1-2

Season nine is upon us, and the tone is still heightened, but less muddled.
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The New Girl showrunners on wrangling season two’s first five episodes (Part 1 of 5)
A trashed première, lessons from Seinfeld vets, notes on jiggling, and other stories from the trenches of the TV season’s best returning comedy.
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Margaret Cho enters the podcasting arena and Flop House contracts Oogieloves fever
The best podcasts of the week of February 21-27
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“I forget who I am—who am I?”: 23-plus alter egos of sitcom characters
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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Patrick Warburton on Rules Of Engagement, Seinfeld, and why Family Guy upsets his parents
“I do get there are those factions out there, those groups—and my mother’s one of them—that’s literally tried to get that show off of TV.”
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Watch Jerry Seinfeld talk about collaborating with Wale and why he’s kind of a rapper too
The Mixtape About Nothing rapper gets the Seinfeld grand prize.
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Fred & Vinnie
Professional sadsack Fred Stoller wrote, co-produced, and stars in this character comedy about a friendship between Hollywood outsiders.
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I know the drill: 18 scary depictions of dentistry
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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Mel Brooks on how to play Hitler, and how he almost died making Spaceballs
“George Lucas loves Spaceballs. He said it was ‘dangerous comedy’… ‘I was afraid I would bust something from laughing.’”
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Jon Lovitz will kick your ass: 20-plus unexpectedly badass performances from established non-badasses
The A.V. Club’s weekly list.
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Watch Game Of Thrones get the Seinfeld treatment
The best fantasy melodrama-turned-sitcom ever.
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Dan Schneider on Head Of The Class and creating some of Nickelodeon’s most memorable shows
“I never was like, ‘I want to write a kids show.’ I was like, “I want to write a show like M*A*S*H or Cheers or Friends. That’s what I love, but I have to make it suitable for kids.’”
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30 Rock’s improbable survival highlights the show’s study in contradictions
Even 10 years ago, this show wouldn’t have survived to 100 episodes; be thankful it debuted when it did.
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Patton Oswalt on his most memorable roles and giving life advice to Dane Cook
“I’m in this business for two reasons: the money and the anecdotes. That’s all I want. I either want to do the best films or the fucking worst films.”
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Appalling celebrity behavior or beliefs
Our regular staff and reader question looks at famous people whose behavior or ideas surprised, shocked, or just disgusted us.
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The first vulgar pop-culture jokes we understood
This week, our Friday staff and reader question looks at the first dirty gags in culture to penetrate our young minds. Heh. “Penetrate.”
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Jami Gertz on The Neighbors, going joyriding with Bill Murray, and more
“Wow. What can I tell you about Solarbabies?”
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Younger, Sexier, Inherently Doomed Case File #25: Saturday Night Live’s 1985-1986 season
Audacious, redefining stunts or scorched-earth, self-fulfilling prophecy?
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Familiar faces in unfamiliar places: 17 TV cast reunions on other shows
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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Co-creator David Mirkin walks us through cult classic Get A Life (2 of 5)
“If you’re not going to get a laugh from someone, the second most enjoyable thing is to just upset them.”
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Where are all the blue-collar sitcoms?
The working class used to be the center of many comedies. Now, it’s all but gone.
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Why Louie is the next stage in the evolution of the TV sitcom
Is Louie the Sopranos of television comedy?
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Comedy’s most awkward performer, on his uncomfortable year on Seinfeld
Stand-up veteran Fred Stoller chronicles his time writing for a comedy landmark, but it’s a sad story, not a funny one.
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High School: a teen-stoner movie with weird attention to tiny detail
An impressive cast and clever premise couldn’t save this comedy/thriller stinker.
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Brett Gelman on playing Go On’s “smoke monster”
“He’s like a positive Hannibal Lecter—a Hannibal Lecter who would never hurt anybody.”
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Philip Baker Hall on The Chicago 8, Seinfeld, and Paul Thomas Anderson
“When I came to L.A., I began to learn how much they loved New York actors who came out with no agent and no prospects and almost no film in his bag. They didn’t.”
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