---

TV Series

Series Name:    Seinfeld Format: TV Series IMDB: IMDB Page Years: 1990 - 1998 Country:   USA Language: English Genre: Comedy Rating: 8.2  Rate Collection:   Seen It     Wishlist  Community:  19 Have Seen » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

Selected Cast	Jerry Seinfeld as Himself
	Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Elaine Benes
	Michael Richards as Kramer
	Jason Alexander as George Costanza
	Wayne Knight as Newman
	John O'Hurley as Peterman
	Jerry Stiller
	Estelle Harris

Notes

Preceded in July 1989 by the special The Seinfeld Chronicles, which served as the pilot for the weekly series, which debuted in May 1990, initially as a summer replacement. The first season consisted of only 4 episodes (5 if the pilot is included).

On DVD & Blu-ray World

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld: The Complete Series - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2013)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld : Season 4 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - Germany (2005)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld : Season 3 - Columbia TriStar - Germany (2004)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld : Season 1 And 2 - Columbia TriStar - Germany (2004)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld : Season 1 And 2 - Columbia TriStar - USA (2004)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld: Season 3 - Columbia TriStar - USA (2004)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld: Season 4 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld: Season 5 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld: Season 6 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2005)

DVD Box Set

Seinfeld : Season 7 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2006)

DVD

Seinfeld : Season 8 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2007)

DVD

Seinfeld : Season 9 - Sony Pictures Home Entertainment - USA (2007)

Comments and Reviews

GEMSMFAN 19th Jul 2015		"Monks" the outside view is infact "Tom's Restaurant" (the view blocks the neon "Tom's" out). Anyway, the restaurant is at the corner of Broadway and West 112th Street in Uptown Manhattan (4 blocks from Columbia University)... the interior shots were filmed at a studio in California and are geographically incorrect, to how the outside view looks. In some outside views, the Cathedral of St. John Divine can be seen at right, a block away (Amsterdam Ave.) All the outside "live" shooting was on a studio lot in Calif... The stores they go in don't look like New York at all. There really is a "Soup Man", but the "Soup Nazi" was created by Larry David,.. unsure, if the real guy is unfriendly. I think there are several locations.
Seagull Woman 18th Jul 2015		Meet you at Monks in half an hour Monolith.
GEMSMFAN 18th Jul 2015		"Hi, I'm Jerry Seinfeld, I tell jokes for a living"
Monolith 18th Jul 2015		You're vexing me.
Seagull Woman 18th Jul 2015		I like you.
Monolith 18th Jul 2015		So does independent George
Seagull Woman 18th Jul 2015		I like toast.
Monolith 18th Jul 2015		But it wasn't about anything.
23skidoo 18th Jul 2015		@Seagull Woman. I never found it particularly funny. I get a lot more laughs out of Get Smart than I do Seinfeld. The main reason is that I never liked any of the characters. I just found them whiny. Nothing against the actors because I think they're great in other things they've done (Veep, for example).
Seagull Woman 18th Jul 2015		Probably the only worthwhile American sitcom since the early 70's. I wouldn't say it's overrated. Still get a lot of laughs from it.
Monolith 16th Jun 2015		I also find it overrated, I enjoyed it and have watched it more than once, but it's not the holy grail. The show is also, I believe, to blame for the trend of sitcoms and other series ditching proper opening credits sequences that continues to this day. That's a blessing then, watching continuous episodes of a show on DVD and every time a new episode comes on the theme/opening credits over and over and over again till I'm ready to put my boot through the screen. It's okay watching one episode a week, but six in quick succession in the same afternoon can be most irritating.
23skidoo 16th Jun 2015		Always found this show to be rather overrated, personally. Can't deny it made an impact, though. Even people who don't watch it find themselves familiar with some of the show's iconic storylines. The show is also, I believe, to blame for the trend of sitcoms and other series ditching proper opening credits sequences that continues to this day.
Orbiting Cat ● 27th Apr 2015		A show about nothing.

Add a Comment or Review about this TV show

---

Tags:  BBC 2

---

This TV Series:  Add Image  :  Add Video  :  Add Missing Info  :  Make Correction  :  Add to List  :  Add See Also  :  Add Tag  :  Edit Images  :  Show Image Data  :  Credits  :  BBCode