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   Seinfeld, a sitcom created by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David which ran on NBC from 1989 to 1998, is a show about nothing. No hugging, no learning. Okay, seriously. One of the most popular shows yet/ever made, Seinfeld mostly centered around a quartet of self-absorbed Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonists obsessing over

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   Seinfeld is a show about nothing. No hugging, no learning. Okay, seriously. One of the most popular shows of The Nineties, it mostly centered around unpleasant people doing unpleasant things to Innocent Bystanders, following Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonists Jerry, Elaine, George and Kramer. It...

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   What is Seinfeld about?

   • Seinfeld, a sitcom created by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David which ran on NBC from 1989 to 1998, is a show about nothing. No hugging, no learning. Okay, seriously. One of the most popular shows yet/ever made, Seinfeld mostly centered around a quartet of self-absorbed Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonists obsessing over the minutiae of modern life.

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   What is an example of a Seinfeld episode?

   • For instance: The Seinfeld episode they watched was the one that took place in the Hamptons. In one scene the George character had gotten out of the pool and was changing in his bedroom. A woman walked in on him while he was fully exposed. Supposedly his penis had shrunk because of his extended pool time.

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   Why do people love Seinfeld?

   • Over a period of time you grew to love the fab four. Seinfeld is a show that got everything right. From incredible writing, catch phrases to award worthy performances. Even their guest stars were hitting home runs. The episodes and plots Seinfeld brought us was something we all could relate and react to.

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   What are the main characters in Seinfeld?

   • List of major, recurring and minor characters from Seinfeld. The Group. Four-Temperament Ensemble: Jerry (phlegmatic) - generally calm, often to the point of indifference; George (melancholic) - rude, stubborn; Kramer (sanguine) - fun-loving, very energetic, and often erratic; and Elaine (choleric) - confident, hard to embarrass.

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