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  Television: Home for the Homeless, Friend of the Friendless
• Season One:—
  From 'Good News, Bad News' to 'The Stock Tip', Brushstrokes outlining the entire Seinfeld painting;
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  From 'The Ex-Girlfriend' to 'The Revenge';
• Season Three:—
  From 'The Note' to 'The Parking Space';
• Season Four:—
  From 'The Trip' to 'The Pilot, Part 2';
• Season Five:—
  From 'The Mango' to 'The Hamptons';
• Season Six:—
  From 'The Chaperone' to 'Highlights of a Hundred, Part 2';
• Season Seven:—
  From 'The Engagement' to 'The Invitations';
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  From 'The Foundation' to 'The Summer of George';
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  From 'The Butter Shave' to 'The Finale, Part 2';
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Georges Rouault
Heads of two Clowns

  ...
Sing a song of seasons,
  Something bright in all.
Flowers in the summer,
  Fires in the fall.
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    Autumn Fires
  A New Treasury of Poetry, Page 114

  R.L. Stevenson

Seinfeld on Television

Breaking the Rules by Following the Rules

 

I can't imagine that anyone anywhere would argue with my opinion that the creation of Seinfeld is a true miracle.  The talents of Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David added together total not one plus one, but some number impossible to be defined by mere mortals.  And then there are the contributive elements of George, Elaine, and Kramer, each perfect in his or her own right, but containing an almost mystical unity with the whole. 

In short, a genuine modern Masterpiece.

Characters in Seinfeld may become somewhat world-weary and despondent about their chances of forming stable relationships, and about other subjects, but the Episodes themselves remain fresh, inventive and unique from Episode 1, Good News, Bad News, up to and including Episodes 179-180, The Finale.

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• — Introduction
  Television: Home for the Homeless, Friend of the Friendless
• — Pictures
  Another way of seeing;
• — Season One
  From 'Good News, Bad News' to 'The Stock Tip'
  Brushstrokes outlining the form of the entire Seinfeld painting;
• — Season Two
  From 'The Ex-Girlfriend' to 'The Revenge';
• — Season Three
  From 'The Note' to 'The Parking Space';
• — Season Four
  From 'The Trip' to 'The Pilot, Part 2';
• — Season Five
  From 'The Mango' to 'The Hamptons';
• — Season Six
  From 'The Chaperone' to 'Highlights of a Hundred, Part 2';
• — Season Seven
  From 'The Engagement' to 'The Invitations';
• — Season Eight
  From 'The Foundation' to 'The Summer of George';
• — Season Nine
  From 'The Butter Shave' to 'The Finale, Part 2';

What fun it must have been for television viewers who saw the whole thing live, and in order.

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[May 2004]
    [Page amended January 31st, 2012]

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