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Seinfeld

Seinfeld

19898
Комеdija
Izdano
05. jul. 1989
Država
Združene države Amerike
Produkcije
Castle Rock EntertainmentWest/Shapiro ProductionsFred Barron ProductionsGiggling Goose Productions
Stand‑up komik in njegova tri neobičajna prijatelja se spopadajo z izzivi in nagradami življenja v New Yorku v 90. letih. Gre za oddaj o ničem.

About

Quick guide

A groundbreaking sitcom following the daily lives of a New York City comedian and his eccentric friends.

Explore the mundane yet hilarious realities of life through the eyes of Jerry Seinfeld and his quirky social circle. The series masterfully captures the absurdities of everyday interactions, relationships, and observations in the bustling metropolis of New York. With its unique "show about nothing" premise, Seinfeld deconstructs the minutiae of modern living, from dating woes and workplace dynamics to simple social conventions. Each episode offers sharp wit and relatable scenarios, making the ordinary extraordinary and cementing its status as a cultural touchstone. It's a comedic exploration of the human condition, proving that even the smallest details can be a source of endless amusement.

What to know

  • Premieres in 1989, running for nine seasons.
  • Filmed primarily in New York City.
  • Features a unique "show within a show" format.
  • Known for its observational humor.
  • Introduced iconic catchphrases.
  • Often cited as one of the greatest TV shows ever.
  • Explores social etiquette and norms.
  • Strong ensemble cast chemistry.

Watch if

You enjoy witty, dialogue-driven comedy. You appreciate observational humor about everyday life. You're looking for a show that defined '90s television.

Skip if

You prefer shows with strong plot-driven narratives. You dislike humor based on mundane situations. You need high stakes or dramatic storylines.

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The Show About Nothing
Seinfeld redefined the sitcom by focusing on the trivialities of daily existence. Instead of grand narratives, it dives into the peculiar habits and social faux pas that make up everyday life, finding humor in the seemingly insignificant. This unique approach resonated with audiences, making the show a cultural phenomenon.
Jerry's Stand-Up
Each episode is framed by Jerry Seinfeld's stand-up comedy routines, which often serve as a humorous commentary on the episode's events or themes. His observations on dating, social interactions, and the absurdities of life provide a relatable and witty entry point into the show's comedic world.
The Core Four
At the heart of Seinfeld are Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer – four distinct personalities navigating their lives in Manhattan. Their often self-centered and comically flawed interactions drive the series, creating a dynamic that is both relatable and outrageously funny.
New York's Quirks
The city itself is a character in Seinfeld, with episodes often highlighting the unique challenges and eccentricities of life in New York. From subway woes to the intricacies of apartment living, the show captures the city's vibrant and often chaotic energy.
Iconic Moments and Phrases
Seinfeld is celebrated for its memorable moments and the countless catchphrases that entered the popular lexicon. These recurring jokes and scenarios, from "yada yada yada" to "no soup for you," have cemented the show's lasting cultural impact.
Comedy of Errors
The brilliance of Seinfeld lies in its masterful depiction of "comedy of errors." Characters' attempts to navigate social situations or personal dilemmas often lead to hilariously disastrous outcomes, showcasing the unintended consequences of their actions.

FAQ

41 Q&A
What is the deal with the marble rye?
In one episode, Jerry's parents come to visit, and they want to make rye bread with marmalade. Jerry's dad forgets the bread. Later, Jerry and Elaine go to a bakery, but they only have one marble rye left. George also wants the marble rye for his parents. This leads to a funny situation where they all try to get the last loaf of bread.
What is the puffy shirt incident?
Jerry agrees to wear a puffy shirt for a good cause, but he hates it. When he complains about it to the woman who made it, she overhears him and gets upset. She then makes him wear it on the Today Show, which is very embarrassing for him.
What is Kramer's job?
Kramer has many odd jobs throughout the series. He works as a mailman, a shoe salesman, a pretzel vendor, and even tries to become an actor. He is often seen coming up with strange business ideas.
What is the deal with Jerry's parents?
Jerry's parents, Morty and Helen, live in Florida. They are often visiting Jerry in New York or he is visiting them. They are portrayed as loving but sometimes overbearing, and they frequently worry about Jerry's life choices, especially his career as a comedian.
What is George's job?
George Costanza has many different jobs during the show. He works for the New York Yankees, a J. Peterman catalog company, and a few other places. He often lies and makes up stories to get or keep his jobs.
What is the deal with the close talker?
A 'close talker' is someone who stands too close to you when they talk. They invade your personal space. Jerry finds this very annoying and uncomfortable. It's a common pet peeve that many people can relate to.
Where does Seinfeld take place?
The TV show Seinfeld mainly takes place in New York City, especially Manhattan.
Who played Elaine Benes?
Julia Louis-Dreyfus played Elaine Benes.
What is Elaine's job?
Elaine Benes works in book publishing for Mr. Pitt, and later for J. Peterman. She has a career that is often up and down, with many interesting work experiences.
Who is Newman?
Newman is Jerry's mailman neighbor. He is often portrayed as an antagonist to Jerry and Kramer, and they have a very complex, often antagonistic, relationship.
What is the name of Jerry's show within the show?
The name of Jerry's show within the show is 'Jerry'.
What is the last season of Seinfeld?
The last season of Seinfeld is Season 9.
What is Jerry's job?
Jerry Seinfeld's job is a stand-up comedian.
What is 'No Soup For You' about?
'No Soup For You' is about a very strict soup stand owner who will not serve soup to people who break his rules. Elaine tries to get soup there but has trouble because she doesn't know the rules.
What is the deal with George's parents?
George's parents, Frank and Estelle Costanza, are very loud and often argue. They are a source of much of George's stress and anxiety. They live in Queens and visit George and Jerry often, leading to many comedic situations.
Who played Cosmo Kramer?
Michael Richards played Cosmo Kramer.
What is Festivus?
Festivus is a made-up holiday invented by Frank Costanza. It is celebrated on December 23rd as an alternative to the commercialism of Christmas. It has traditions like an aluminum pole instead of a tree and 'the airing of grievances'.
What is the deal with the show Seinfeld?
Seinfeld is a comedy about nothing. It follows the everyday lives of four friends in New York City: Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, Elaine Benes, and Cosmo Kramer. The show focuses on trivial, relatable annoyances and social situations.
Who are the main characters in Seinfeld?
The main characters in Seinfeld are Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, Elaine Benes, and Cosmo Kramer.
What are some famous Seinfeld episodes?
Some famous Seinfeld episodes include 'The Soup Nazi,' 'The Puffy Shirt,' 'The Contest,' 'The Marine Biologist,' and 'The Yada Yada'.
What is the deal with the low talker?
A 'low talker' is someone who speaks very quietly, making it hard to hear them. People often have to lean in or strain to understand what they are saying. Jerry finds this frustrating because he can't understand them.
What is Seinfeld about?
Seinfeld is a TV show about the daily lives of Jerry Seinfeld, a comedian, and his quirky friends George, Elaine, and Kramer, as they navigate life in New York City, dealing with small, everyday problems and social awkwardness.
Who played Jerry Seinfeld?
Jerry Seinfeld played himself, Jerry Seinfeld.
When did Seinfeld end?
Seinfeld ended on May 14, 1998.
Who played George Costanza?
Jason Alexander played George Costanza.
What is the running time of Seinfeld episodes?
Most Seinfeld episodes are about 22 minutes long.
What are some behind-the-scenes facts about Seinfeld?
The show was almost called "The Seinfeld Chronicles." Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David created the show. Some storylines were inspired by real-life events experienced by the writers.
What is the meaning of the Seinfeld finale?
The finale showed the main characters being put on trial for breaking a "Good Samaritan" law. It meant they had to face consequences for their selfish actions throughout the series.
What happened in the final episode?
Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer were found guilty of doing nothing to help a man being robbed. They were sent to jail.
What was the hardest part of making Seinfeld?
Figuring out how to end the show in a way that satisfied fans and fit the show's cynical humor was difficult.
What is the deal with Elaine's parents?
Elaine's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benes, were often annoyed by Elaine's boyfriends and her life choices. They lived in Connecticut.
Where can I watch Seinfeld?
Seinfeld is available to stream on Netflix.
What awards did Seinfeld win?
Seinfeld won many awards, including an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series and a Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy.
Is Seinfeld based on real life?
While not directly based on one person's life, many situations and characters in Seinfeld were inspired by the everyday experiences and observations of Jerry Seinfeld and the show's writers.
Did the cast get along?
The main cast members generally got along well during the show's run, although like any long-running show, there were occasional disagreements.
How many seasons of Seinfeld are there?
There are nine seasons of Seinfeld.
What is the Seinfeld curse?
The "Seinfeld curse" is a made-up idea that actors who were on Seinfeld had trouble finding other successful roles afterward. This isn't really true for most of the cast.
What is the deal with Kramer's mother?
Kramer's mother, Babs Kramer, appeared in a few episodes. She was a bit eccentric, similar to Kramer.
What was the best part of making Seinfeld?
Many of the cast and crew have said the best part was the creative freedom and the strong friendships they developed.
Who created Seinfeld?
Seinfeld was created by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld.
Who wrote for Seinfeld?
Many talented writers worked on Seinfeld, including Larry David, Larry Charles, and Steve Koren.

Igralci

Jerry Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld
Jerry Seinfeld
Jason Alexander
Jason Alexander
George Costanza
Michael Richards
Michael Richards
Cosmo Kramer
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Elaine Benes