Seinfeld

Nine seasons of four people being terrible about nothing in particular.

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Where to start with Seinfeld

In order, from the pilot, and do not let anyone tell you to skip season one. It is five episodes. The show is visibly still finding itself and that is worth twenty minutes of your time. What is genuinely optional is the two clip shows, which are recaps rather than episodes and are the only thing in the run you lose nothing by skipping.

  1. 1
    Seinfeld, season 1 Seinfeld

    Five episodes, including a pilot that does not have Elaine in it properly. Short enough to be worth it either way.

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    Seinfeld, seasons 3 to 7 Seinfeld

    The run that made it. By season four the show is doing season-long plots, which nothing else on television was doing in 1992.

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    The Seinfeld Story The Seinfeld Story

    Afterwards. A retrospective, not a story, and it spoils the finale if you have not got there.

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The Series

  • Seinfeld 1989, 9 seasons, 180 episodes

About the Show

  • The Seinfeld Story 2004

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