The 1990s was a great time for sitcoms on television, and these five are each legendary, groundbreaking, and influential in their own ways.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. George Costanza smiling on a plane - NBC/YouTube "Seinfeld" didn't always play it safe. One of the essential sitcom's biggest ...

"Seinfeld" didn't always play it safe. One of the essential sitcom's biggest risks came in Season 9, the final season of "Seinfeld," with an episode designed to surprise fans. Unfortunately for the ...

Seinfeld star Julia Louis-Dreyfus said Elaine and Jerry’s friends with benefits storyline ignited a behind-the-scenes blowup with the show’s production company. Louis-Dreyfus, 65, who played Elaine in ...

During his set at the Netflix Is a Joke festival, the comedian encouraged guests to name his all-time favorite TV series, which, evidently, is not 'Friends.' By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment ...

The partial merger between the NFL and ESPN has resulted in the league acquiring four games that can be resold to the highest bidder. Via Austin Karp of Sports Business Journal, YouTube is negotiating ...

Throughout the years, "Seinfeld" treated fans to an array of great episodes, but "The Finale" isn't one of them. The episode infamously ends with Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), George (Jason Alexander), ...

Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld explained the reason behind his "clean" style of comedy in an interview this week, saying it forces him to be "elegant" with his words instead of relying on crude ...

Rob Reiner and Jerry Seinfeld after receiving the the Mark Twain Award for American humor Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2000, at the Kennedy center in Washington. While he is remembered mostly for his movie ...

Jerry Seinfeld remembered Rob Reiner on Monday night, crediting the filmmaker with the success of his hit comedy Seinfeld. “Next to Larry David and George Shapiro, Rob Reiner had the biggest influence ...

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld compared the "Free Palestine" movement to the Ku Klux Klan during a surprise appearance Tuesday at Duke University, saying both groups "don’t like Jews." The "Seinfeld" creator ...

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