Seinfeld: Season 6

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Seinfeld: Season 4

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NBC | Season Premiere Date: September 22, 1994

Starring: Michael Richards, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Summary: This is a show about nothing; however, for a show about nothing, this show has many complex plots, sub-plots, is very well written and put together. So much so that until the public caught onto the series, the television critics were responsible for helping to keep it alive. The critics further went on and made the series victorious inThis is a show about nothing; however, for a show about nothing, this show has many complex plots, sub-plots, is very well written and put together. So much so that until the public caught onto the series, the television critics were responsible for helping to keep it alive. The critics further went on and made the series victorious in every category it was eligible for in the 1st Annual American Television Awards. Seinfeld has also won a few Emmy Awards, the George Foster Peabody Award for 1992 and many more. Many of the early episodes were based on the life experiences of series co-creator, Larry David. Stories such as The Stock Tip and The Jacket really happened, as did many others. Across the hall from Larry lived a man named Kenny Kramer, who aside from the physical comedy aspects, lives the life of TV Kramer. Find out all about him at the real Kramer's web site. Some aspects were based on Jerry's life. Jerry's real address in NYC when he was struggling comic was 129 W. 81 St., this is the address used for his building in the series. In the series, Jerry lives in apartment 5A, Kramer in 5B. Viewer Jason Dean Vaupel notes that in a couple of episodes of the second season, Jerry lives in apartment 3A. And Newman's apartment has usually been 5E, but viewer Jeff Holland notes that it sometimes is 5F and that 5E was rented out to someone else as already noted in the episode, The Conversion. Their building is called The Shelley according to viewer Kipp Teague whose discerned that from the awning on the building. However, that building is actually located in Los Angeles, the building at the real address in NYC is much different. Jeff Holland also notes that The Shelley has no visible fire escapes, but there is one outside of Jerry's window. Other aspects are composite of both lives. For example, Elaine's character is half based on Jerry's ex-girlfriend Carol Leifer. Carol joined the production staff in the 5th season. An ex-girlfriend of Larry David's, named Monica Yates, whose father was a noted writer in the other half of the Elaine equation. Larry David once wore a suede jacket that got wet while meeting her father. Another viewer, Bobby Bank, notes that a tribute to Jerry's father is seen in occasional episodes. Jerry's father, named Kal, worked in the sign business, so occasionally in the background you may see a sign that says Kal's Signs. Bobby stated in a trade magazine for the sign industry called Signs of the Times that he... Quote:
had the pleasure of meeting and working with Kal in the early 70s when we were producing Jewelite (Bobby's company) letters for him. I remember Kal saying, 'Bobby, you should meet my son Jerry. He's a real funny guy.'

Viewer Robert Buchanan also reminds me that it is ironic that Jerry's father's name is Kal, and Superman's real Kryptonian name is Kal-El.

Most every episode takes place in Jerry's apartment; however, there are (of course) a few exceptions: The Chinese Restaurant, The Pen, The Parking Garage, The Subway, The Limo, The Airport, The Movie, The Hamptons, The Merv Griffin Show & The Dealership. While no activity occurs there, an empty apartment is shown in The Puerto Rican Day.

First Telecast: July 5, 1989

Last Telecast: May 14, 1998

Episodes: 180 Color Episodes + 1 Special

Ratings History
Season 1= Not in the Top 30
Season 2= Not in the Top 30
Season 3= Not in the Top 30
Season 4= 25
Season 5= 3
Season 6= 1
Season 7= 2
Season 8= 2
Season 9= 1… Expand

Creator: Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David

Genre(s): Comedy

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Season 6 Episodes

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S6:E24. The Understudy
Air Date: May 18, 1995
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S6:E23. The Face Painter
Air Date: May 11, 1995
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S6:E22. The Diplomat's Club
Air Date: May 4, 1995

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Apr 2, 2018

The Chaperone B. The Big Salad B+. The Pledge Drive B+.
The Chinese Woman B+. The Couch B+. The Gymnast B+.
The Soup B+. The Mom And Pop Store B+. The Secretary B+. The Race A. The Switch A. The Label Maker A-. The Scofflaw B+. Highlights Of A Hundred C+. The Beard B+. The Kiss HelloThe Chaperone B. The Big Salad B+. The Pledge Drive B+.
The Chinese Woman B+. The Couch B+. The Gymnast B+.
The Soup B+. The Mom And Pop Store B+. The Secretary B+.
The Race A. The Switch A. The Label Maker A-.
The Scofflaw B+. Highlights Of A Hundred C+. The Beard B+.
The Kiss Hello B+. The Doorman B+. The Jimmy A.
The Doodle B+. The Fusilli Jerry A-. The Diplomat's Club B.
The Face Painter B+. The Understudy B.… Expand