“The Seinfeld writers began checking message boards and other sites regularly to gauge fan response to the episodes.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Seinfeld told his writers that nine was his lucky number, so he just had to go out with his ninth season.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“They would work for something like fifty-six days in a row without a break. That was what it took to replace Larry David.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Thus it continues to bring in millions of dollars in syndication fees and advertising revenue every year - $3.1 billion total between its 1998 finale and 2014.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“David had an encyclopedic knowledge of baseball that Kramer admired, and an unusual dedication to the Yankees for a guy that grew up in… — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“The Seinfeld writers began checking message boards and other sites regularly to gauge fan response to the episodes.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
“Seinfeld told his writers that nine was his lucky number, so he just had to go out with his ninth season.” — Jennifer Keishin Armstrong Copy Share Image
