The pilot episode of Seinfeld, titled 'The Seinfeld Chronicles', aired on NBC, marking the beginning of the iconic sitcom's broadcast.
The full series of Seinfeld premiered on NBC following its successful pilot, beginning its run as one of the most popular sitcoms of all time.
By the mid-1990s, Seinfeld had become a cultural phenomenon, receiving critical acclaim and maintaining high viewership ratings.
The last episode of Seinfeld, concluding the highly successful nine-season sitcom, aired on NBC.
Jerry Seinfeld and Elaine Benes decide to remain friends after ending their romantic relationship.
Jerry reconnects with his old friend George Costanza, leading to the development of their close friendship.
Jerry develops a friendship with his quirky neighbor Cosmo Kramer, who often bursts into his apartment unannounced.
Elaine becomes a regular member of Jerry, George, and Kramer's friend group, adding her unique perspective and humor.
George Costanza begins a serious relationship with Susan Ross, who becomes an important figure in his life.
George and Susan become engaged to be married, marking a significant moment in George's personal life.
Susan Ross tragically dies from licking toxic envelopes for their wedding invitations, affecting George deeply.
Jerry and George pitch a sitcom pilot they conceptualize as a 'show about nothing', mirroring their real lives.
Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer are arrested and put on trial for violating a 'Good Samaritan' law, culminating the series.
