Jerry and crew return for a sixth season of America's beloved "show about nothing," which revolutionized television comedy while becoming a part of the pop cultural consciousness of the nation. Based on the real-life experiences of Jerry Seinfeld and the show's co-creator, Larry David (CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM), the series revolved around the mundanities and small obsessions that drive everyday existence. Jobs, affairs, food, and phobias assume a quirky hilarity through the foibles of an eccentric cast. The main players include Jerry's opinionated ex-girlfriend, Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfuss); his neurotic bald friend, George (Jason Alexander); and his wacky next-door neighbor, Kramer (Michael Richards). The middle of this season sees the show meeting its hundred-episode mark, with a... Less

The infamous "show about nothing" hit its stride in the fifth season when it reached number three in the ratings and scored some of its most memorable episodes. Jerry Seinfeld and co-creator Larry David CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM have drawn inspiration from the mundanities and absurdities of their own life experiences-- many of which are New York-centric--and shaped them into the stories that have made Elaine Julia Louis-Dreyfus George Jason Alexander Kramer Michael Richards and Jerry Jerry Seinfeld some of the most popular and enduring characters on television. In season five Jerry finds out Elaine faked her orgasms when they were dating and convinces her to let him try again. George moves back in with his parents and experiences a reversal of his bad luck when he decides to do the opposite of... Less

Co-written by Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld, and taking inspiration from the events and people in the writers' real lives, SEINFELD is one of the most loved TV comedies ever, a show "about nothing" that nonetheless managed to rack up a number of Emmies and a Peabody Award. Weaving together intricate plot lines and winks at the audience through various in-jokes, and with a cast of characters who are quirky, eccentric, and extremely likeable despite their tendency toward ironic detachment, most of the episodes--taking place primarily in Jerry's New York apartment--are centered on harebrained schemes and the characters' relationship problems. Jerry and his friends--Elaine, his outspoken ex-girlfriend, and George, a bald semi-loser who obsesses about virtually everything-- discuss the... Less

The infamous "show about nothing" hit its stride in the fifth season, when it reached number three in the ratings, and scored some of its most memorable episodes. Jerry Seinfeld and co-creator Larry David (CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM) have drawn inspiration from the mundanities and absurdities of their own life experiences-- many of which are New York-centric--and shaped them into the stories that have made Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), George (Jason Alexander), Kramer (Michael Richards), and Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld) some of the most popular and enduring characters on television. In season five, Jerry finds out Elaine faked her orgasms when they were dating, and convinces her to let him try again. George moves back in with his parents, and experiences a reversal of his bad luck when he decides to... Less

SEINFELD the show that helped define America's view of New Yorkers as eccentric comes to a close in this final season. Though it wasn't the first show to assert the rudeness of Gotham's citizens its characters are selfish to a fault--not that there's anything wrong with that. Self-obsessed comedian Jerry Seinfeld is joined in the cast by his neurotic ex-girlfriend Elaine Julia Louis-Dreyfus; his chronically lazy pal George Jason Alexander; and Cosmo Kramer Michael Richards who takes the sitcom clich of the weird neighbor to impressive new heights. Despite their faults or perhaps because of them they're some of the most hilariously watchable characters in television history. The ninth and final season finds George recovering from his fall down the stairs forcing him to put the "Summer of... Less

The Oswald Maximum Security Prison has opened an experimental new ward reserved for especially dangerous criminals. This unit, Emerald City, focuses on rehabilitation, but the world inside is even more corrupt and violent than the mean streets where these inmates come from. Inside the walls there are also two sets of rules, those laid down by the warden and those understood by the racially divided prisoners.This HBO series, full of gritty and violent imagery, deftly handles some sensitive issues of the American justice system. This collection gathers together the first six seasons of the show, which has proved to be one of the most popular and long-running dramas in HBO's history.

The final season, aired after a two-year break, featured the final bow of the "Flying Squad," violent nemesis of London's underworld. �John Thaw and Dennis Waterman went on to star in other series, but the legacy of The Sweeney remains strong three decades later. �Episodes include Messenger of the Gods, The Bigger They Are, One of Your Own, Feet of Clay, and Jack or Knave, plus eight more.

Stepping out of the shadow cast by Elaine on TV's venerable SEINFELD, Julia Louis-Dreyfus breaks new ground in her portrayal of divorcee Christine Campbell in this quirky series. A gym owner and single mother, Christine's on surprisingly good terms with her husband after the split. But she suffers a blow when her ex, Richard (Clark Gregg), starts dating a younger woman, also named Christine. Inspired to start living her life again, "Old Christine" jumps back into the singles world with hilariously mixed results. While Louis-Dreyfus's comic sensibility hasn't lost its edge, with plenty of oddball situations and standoffs with "meanie moms," she lends her character an added note of vulnerability that gives the show an emotional core that SEINFELD, for all its nine seasons, didn't have. An... Less

In addition to scoring one of the biggest surprise hits in television history NBC generated a veritable pop culture phenomenon with its twentysomething sitcom smash FRIENDS. Set in New York City the series chronicled the lives of six best friends as they navigated through the ups and downs of romance and career from the confines of their local coffee shop and some pretty fabulous Manhattan apartments. While the series originally rode to success on the coattails of its Thursday night predecessor SEINFELD what differentiated FRIENDS from the rash of copycat sitcoms that followed--and made it a bona fide hit in its own right--was the unique chemistry of its fine ensemble cast: Courtney Cox as neurotic clean freak Monica; David Schwimmer as her endearingly hangdog brother Ross; Matt LeBlanc... Less

In addition to scoring one of the biggest surprise hits in television history NBC generated a veritable pop culture phenomenon with its twentysomething sitcom smash FRIENDS. Set in New York City the series chronicled the lives of six best friends as they navigated through the ups and downs of romance and career from the confines of their local coffee shop and some pretty fabulous Manhattan apartments. While the series originally rode to success on the coattails of its Thursday night predecessor SEINFELD what differentiated FRIENDS from the rash of copycat sitcoms that followed--and made it a bona fide hit in its own right--was the unique chemistry of its fine ensemble cast: Courtney Cox as neurotic clean freak Monica; David Schwimmer as her endearingly hangdog brother Ross; Matt LeBlanc... Less