Seinfeld

Premiering in 1989, Seinfeld broke television rules forever. Decades later, where are the four neurotic New Yorkers who dominated prime-time comedy?

Jerry Seinfeld's Empire

Jerry returned to his stand-up roots, created the hit series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, and recently directed and starred in Netflix's Unfrosted.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Soars

Julia shattered sitcom curses with The New Adventures of Old Christine before making television history winning six consecutive Emmys for Veep.

Jason Alexander's Stage Turn

George Costanza's alter ego went full circle, directing theater, performing symphonic comedy shows, and clinching a Tony Award for his Broadway work.

Michael Richards Steps Back

After immortalizing Cosmo Kramer's physical slapstick, Richards retreated from the public eye before releasing his candid 2024 memoir Entrances and Exits.