The Seinfeld Episode Julia Louis-Dreyfus Refuses To Watch
NBC “Seinfeld” may be named after Jerry Seinfeld, but it’s very much an ensemble show. By the end of an episode of “Seinfeld,” Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) is equally as important as George (Jason Alexander), as is Kramer (Michael Richards) and Elaine (Julia
One Of Elaine’s Goofiest Subplots On Seinfeld Was A Last Minute Addition
NBC Part of what made “Seinfeld” so fresh and original was that it was unlike any other sitcom that had aired on television before. Most of the plots throughout its stellar nine season run could veer into the realm of outlandish absurdity,
Jerry Seinfeld Only Quotes One Line From His NBC Sitcom
NBCUniversal Television Distribution At the beginning of the “Seinfeld” episode “The Pie” (February 17, 1994), Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) tries to feed a bite of apple pie to his date, Audrey (Suzanne Snyder), but she refuses without giving a reason. The refusal to
Was Seinfeld Improvised? Here’s The Truth
NBC There isn’t a more rigidly formulaic television genre than the sitcom. Over a tightly telescoped span of 22 minutes, writers must introduce, escalate and resolve a situation, all while giving audiences the belly laughs that have hopefully made the show appointment
