Seinfeld in numbers: The stats behind TV's biggest sitcom
Number of Jerry's girlfriends: 73
Across nine seasons, Jerry Seinfeld dated a total of 73 women.
According to Seinfeld's Season 9 DVD extras, this number includes both on-screen romances and those mentioned in passing.
From the infamous "man hands" to the woman who wouldn't taste his pie, Jerry's relationships often ended over the most trivial of reasons.
Many of the actresses playing these girlfriends have gone onto huge stardom.
Pictured here is Desperate Housewives' Teri Hatcher, Will and Grace's Debra Messing and The White Lotus star and all-round icon, Jennifer Coolidge.
Number of episodes: 180
Spanning nine seasons, Seinfeld delivered 180 episodes of comedic brilliance.
From the pilot, originally titled The Seinfeld Chronicles, to the divisive series finale, each episode turned the everyday mundane into must-watch and hilarious television.
Number of viewers for the finale: 76 million
Love it or hate it, Seinfeld's final episode on May 14, 1998, was a TV event.
With 76 million viewers tuning in, it became the show's most-watched episode, ranking among the biggest television finales of all time.
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The cost of saying goodbye: $2 million per ad spot
A 30-second commercial during Seinfeld's series finale cost a staggering $2 million.
That placed it in the same league as Super Bowl ad rates, proving just how much of a cultural juggernaut Seinfeld had become.
Number of Emmys: 10 wins and 68 nominations
While Seinfeld never won the Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series, it still took home 10 awards from 68 nominations.
Julia Louis-Dreyfus won for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, while the show also snagged trophies for writing, directing, and guest acting.
Number of different careers George had: 12
From hand modelling to working for the Yankees, George Costanza held at least 12 jobs throughout the series.
His professional life was as chaotic as his personal one, with roles including real estate agent, marine biologist (a lie, of course), and assistant to the traveling secretary of the New York Yankees.
Jerry Seinfeld's age when the show began: 35
When Seinfeld premiered in 1989, Jerry Seinfeld was 35 years old.
Meanwhile, George was revealed to be 31, and Elaine was 28.
Michael Richards' (Kramer's) age was never officially specified.
Hello, Newman: 48 appearances
Wayne Knight's portrayal of the scheming mailman Newman was legendary, despite the character only appearing in 48 episodes.
With his iconic "Hello, Newman" greeting, he became one of television's most memorable sitcom antagonists.
Number of actors to play Jerry's dad: 2
Before Barney Martin took over the role of Jerry's father, Morty Seinfeld was originally played by Philip Bruns.
The recast happened early in the show's run, as the creators wanted a more comedic take on the character.
Kramer's consistent footwear: Just 2 pairs of shoes
For the entirety of Seinfeld, Michael Richards wore just two identical pairs of black Doc Martens boots.
Given his character's chaotic energy and physical comedy, it's impressive that they lasted nine seasons.
