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Status: Ended
First Aired: July 5, 1989
Seasons: 9
Episodes: 180
Networks: NBC
Genres: Comedy

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Seinfeld(1989)
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A show about nothing.

TMDB Rating: 8.3 (2110 votes)

Overview

A stand-up comedian and his three offbeat friends weather the pitfalls and payoffs of life in New York City in the '90s. It's a show about nothing.

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Season 1

5 episodes • 1989Avg: 7.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Seinfeld Chronicles	Jul 5, 1989	7.0
2	The Stake Out	May 31, 1990	7.3
3	The Robbery	Jun 7, 1990	7.2
4	Male Unbonding	Jun 14, 1990	7.1
5	The Stock Tip	Jun 21, 1990	7.4

Season 2

12 episodes • 1991Avg: 7.6

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Ex-Girlfriend	Jan 23, 1991	7.5
2	The Pony Remark	Jan 30, 1991	7.3
3	The Jacket	Feb 6, 1991	7.9
4	The Phone Message	Feb 13, 1991	7.8
5	The Apartment	Apr 4, 1991	7.4
6	The Statue	Apr 11, 1991	7.6
7	The Revenge	Apr 18, 1991	7.7
8	The Heart Attack	Apr 25, 1991	7.5
9	The Deal	May 2, 1991	7.6
10	The Baby Shower	May 16, 1991	7.2
11	The Chinese Restaurant	May 23, 1991	8.3
12	The Busboy	Jun 26, 1991	7.6

Season 3

23 episodes • 1991Avg: 7.6

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Note	Sep 18, 1991	6.9
2	The Truth	Sep 25, 1991	7.5
3	The Pen	Oct 2, 1991	7.5
4	The Dog	Oct 9, 1991	7.0
5	The Library	Oct 16, 1991	8.0
6	The Parking Garage	Oct 30, 1991	8.1
7	The Cafe	Nov 6, 1991	7.6
8	The Tape	Nov 13, 1991	8.3
9	The Nose Job	Nov 20, 1991	7.4
10	The Stranded	Nov 27, 1991	7.4
11	The Alternate Side	Dec 4, 1991	7.5
12	The Red Dot	Dec 11, 1991	7.8
13	The Subway	Jan 8, 1992	7.8
14	The Pez Dispenser	Jan 15, 1992	7.9
15	The Suicide	Jan 29, 1992	7.3
16	The Fix-Up	Feb 5, 1992	8.1
17	The Boyfriend (1)	Feb 12, 1992	8.1
18	The Boyfriend (2)	Feb 12, 1992	7.3
19	The Limo	Feb 26, 1992	8.3
20	The Good Samaritan	Mar 4, 1992	7.2
21	The Letter	Mar 25, 1992	7.4
22	The Parking Space	Apr 22, 1992	7.5
23	The Keys	May 6, 1992	8.0

Season 4

24 episodes • 1992Avg: 7.8

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Trip (1)	Aug 12, 1992	7.5
2	The Trip (2)	Aug 19, 1992	7.8
3	The Pitch	Sep 16, 1992	8.0
4	The Ticket	Sep 16, 1992	7.7
5	The Wallet	Sep 23, 1992	7.4
6	The Watch	Sep 30, 1992	7.8
7	The Bubble Boy	Oct 7, 1992	7.9
8	The Cheever Letters	Oct 28, 1992	7.7
9	The Opera	Nov 4, 1992	7.5
10	The Virgin	Nov 11, 1992	7.3
11	The Contest	Nov 18, 1992	8.6
12	The Airport	Nov 25, 1992	8.3
13	The Pick	Dec 16, 1992	8.0
14	The Movie	Jan 6, 1993	7.5
15	The Visa	Jan 27, 1993	7.6
16	The Shoes	Feb 4, 1993	7.5
17	The Outing	Feb 11, 1993	9.0
18	The Old Man	Feb 18, 1993	7.4
19	The Implant	Feb 25, 1993	7.9
20	The Junior Mint	Mar 18, 1993	8.2
21	The Smelly Car	Apr 15, 1993	7.6
22	The Handicap Spot	May 13, 1993	7.8
23	The Pilot (1)	May 20, 1993	8.2
24	The Pilot (2)	May 20, 1993	7.8

Season 5

22 episodes • 1993Avg: 7.9

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Mango	Sep 16, 1993	8.2
2	The Puffy Shirt	Sep 23, 1993	8.2
3	The Glasses	Sep 30, 1993	7.9
4	The Sniffing Accountant	Oct 7, 1993	7.9
5	The Bris	Oct 14, 1993	7.4
6	The Lip Reader	Oct 28, 1993	8.0
7	The Non-Fat Yogurt	Nov 4, 1993	7.5
8	The Barber	Nov 11, 1993	7.9
9	The Masseuse	Nov 18, 1993	7.5
10	The Cigar Store Indian	Dec 9, 1993	8.2
11	The Conversion	Dec 16, 1993	7.8
12	The Stall	Jan 6, 1994	8.2
13	The Dinner Party	Feb 3, 1994	7.8
14	The Marine Biologist	Feb 10, 1994	8.8
15	The Pie	Feb 17, 1994	7.9
16	The Stand-In	Feb 24, 1994	7.6
17	The Wife	Mar 17, 1994	7.7
18	The Raincoats (1)	Apr 28, 1994	7.9
19	The Raincoats (2)	Apr 28, 1994	7.2
20	The Fire	May 5, 1994	8.2
21	The Hamptons	May 12, 1994	7.8
22	The Opposite	May 19, 1994	8.9

Season 6

24 episodes • 1994Avg: 7.8

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Chaperone	Sep 22, 1994	7.4
2	The Big Salad	Sep 29, 1994	7.6
3	The Pledge Drive	Oct 6, 1994	7.8
4	The Chinese Woman	Oct 13, 1994	7.7
5	The Couch	Oct 27, 1994	7.7
6	The Gymnast	Nov 3, 1994	7.9
7	The Soup	Nov 10, 1994	7.6
8	The Mom & Pop Store	Nov 17, 1994	7.6
9	The Secretary	Dec 8, 1994	7.7
10	The Race	Dec 15, 1994	8.2
11	The Switch	Jan 5, 1995	8.2
12	The Label Maker	Jan 19, 1995	8.1
13	The Scofflaw	Jan 26, 1995	7.8
14	The Highlights of 100 (1)	Feb 2, 1995	6.7
15	The Highlights of 100 (2)	Feb 2, 1995	8.3
16	The Beard	Feb 9, 1995	7.5
17	The Kiss Hello	Feb 16, 1995	7.6
18	The Doorman	Feb 23, 1995	7.9
19	The Jimmy	Mar 16, 1995	8.3
20	The Doodle	Apr 6, 1995	8.0
21	The Fusilli Jerry	Apr 27, 1995	8.2
22	The Diplomat's Club	May 4, 1995	7.7
23	The Face Painter	May 11, 1995	8.1
24	The Understudy	May 18, 1995	7.8

Season 7

24 episodes • 1995Avg: 7.8Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Engagement	Sep 21, 1995	7.6
2	The Postponement	Sep 28, 1995	7.8
3	The Maestro	Oct 5, 1995	7.7
4	The Wink	Oct 12, 1995	7.9
5	The Hot Tub	Oct 19, 1995	8.0
6	The Soup Nazi	Nov 2, 1995	8.8
7	The Secret Code	Nov 9, 1995	7.9
8	The Pool Guy	Nov 16, 1995	8.0
9	The Sponge	Dec 7, 1995	7.7
10	The Gum	Dec 14, 1995	8.0
11	The Rye	Jan 4, 1996	8.3
12	The Caddy	Jan 25, 1996	7.8
13	The Seven	Feb 1, 1996	7.7
14	The Cadillac (1)	Feb 8, 1996	7.9
15	The Cadillac (2)	Feb 8, 1996	7.8
16	The Shower Head	Feb 15, 1996	8.1
17	The Doll	Feb 22, 1996	7.6
18	The Friars Club	Mar 7, 1996	7.3
19	The Wig Master	Apr 4, 1996	7.3
20	The Calzone	Apr 25, 1996	8.0
21	The Bottle Deposit (1)	May 2, 1996	7.6
22	The Bottle Deposit (2)	May 2, 1996	7.5
23	The Wait Out	May 9, 1996	8.0
24	The Invitations	May 16, 1996	8.0

Season 8

22 episodes • 1996Avg: 7.9Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Foundation	Sep 19, 1996	7.5
2	The Soul Mate	Sep 26, 1996	7.6
3	The Bizarro Jerry	Oct 3, 1996	8.2
4	The Little Kicks	Oct 10, 1996	8.1
5	The Package	Oct 17, 1996	8.0
6	The Fatigues	Oct 31, 1996	7.6
7	The Checks	Nov 7, 1996	7.7
8	The Chicken Roaster	Nov 14, 1996	8.2
9	The Abstinence	Nov 21, 1996	8.4
10	The Andrea Doria	Dec 19, 1996	7.8
11	The Little Jerry	Jan 9, 1997	7.7
12	The Money	Jan 16, 1997	7.6
13	The Comeback	Jan 30, 1997	7.8
14	The Van Buren Boys	Feb 6, 1997	7.7
15	The Susie	Feb 13, 1997	7.8
16	The Pothole	Feb 20, 1997	8.1
17	The English Patient	Mar 13, 1997	7.9
18	The Nap	Apr 10, 1997	8.0
19	The Yada Yada	Apr 24, 1997	8.5
20	The Millennium	May 1, 1997	7.7
21	The Muffin Tops	May 8, 1997	7.9
22	The Summer of George	May 15, 1997	7.9

Season 9

24 episodes • 1997Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Butter Shave	Sep 25, 1997	7.6
2	The Voice	Oct 2, 1997	8.1
3	The Serenity Now	Oct 9, 1997	8.2
4	The Blood	Oct 16, 1997	8.0
5	The Junk Mail	Oct 30, 1997	7.8
6	The Merv Griffin Show	Nov 6, 1997	7.8
7	The Slicer	Nov 13, 1997	7.7
8	The Betrayal	Nov 20, 1997	7.9
9	The Apology	Dec 11, 1997	7.5
10	The Strike	Dec 18, 1997	7.8
11	The Dealership	Jan 8, 1998	8.1
12	The Reverse Peephole	Jan 15, 1998	7.8
13	The Cartoon	Jan 29, 1998	7.6
14	The Strong Box	Feb 5, 1998	7.5
15	The Wizard	Feb 26, 1998	7.5
16	The Burning	Mar 19, 1998	7.8
17	The Bookstore	Apr 9, 1998	7.6
18	The Frogger	Apr 23, 1998	8.0
19	The Maid	Apr 30, 1998	7.7
20	The Puerto Rican Day	May 7, 1998	7.7
21	The Chronicle (1)	May 14, 1998	7.2
22	The Chronicle (2)	May 14, 1998	8.0
23	The Finale (1)	May 14, 1998	7.2
24	The Finale (2)	May 14, 1998	6.9

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