1997 → 1998
Fans discuss which characters from past episodes should have testified against the gang at their trial in the series finale, suggesting characters like Mulva, Sally Weaver, Jake Jarmel, and others.
Fans express enthusiasm about guest star Teri Hatcher's appearance on the show, with commentary focused on her physical attractiveness.
Jerry Seinfeld will end the show because he is tired of doing it despite earning $5 million per episode.
Fans express sadness about Seinfeld potentially ending, comparing it to Star Trek TNG's conclusion and praising the show for enriching their weekly routines.
Users discuss the grammatical name for ellipses and share observations about different languages, with someone noting French has a specific word for the gap between a bed and wall.
Fans discuss their favorite George Costanza lines, with debate over memorable quotes including his aggressive confrontation in traffic and his boastful declaration about his swimmers.
Posters debate whether Frasier will move to Thursday 9pm timeslot, with most skeptical that NBC would move its strong Tuesday show and attributing Frasier's ratings to Seinfeld's lead-in effect.
Fans celebrate The Barber as a classic episode, particularly praising Kramer's shoehorn hands bit and the Italian barber's Edward Scissorhands impression.
The finale will be written by Larry David and feature cameos by recurring characters like Babu, Newman, and the parents with no major changes to the main characters' lives.
Fans predict the series finale should feature Larry David writing a callback-heavy episode with recurring characters and running jokes rather than major life changes for the main characters.
The show's last scene will be at Monk's.
Poster predicted the final scene would be at Monk's but was proven wrong by the actual finale, though others note the seating arrangement echoed the diner's composition.
Fans praise Mr. Peterman's comedic lines and delivery in the episode, particularly his kung-fu moves and opium-related quips, with discussion of Elaine's dancing ability shown on video.
An estimated 76 million viewers watched the Seinfeld finale, with a 43.2 rating in major markets, making it one of the most-watched series finales in television history.
The show's last scene will be at Monk's.
The finale will not feature surprise guest star cameos like Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, and will not rely on catchphrase callbacks.
Recent Seinfeld episodes from 1996-1997 will enter syndication circulation.
The finale will be written by Larry David and feature cameos by recurring characters like Babu, Newman, and the parents with no major changes to the main characters' lives.
Jerry Seinfeld will end the show because he is tired of doing it despite earning $5 million per episode.