SEINFELD EPISODES (1989-1998)

 

Seinfeld is an American television sitcom created by Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David. Seinfeld has been described by some as a "show about nothing",^[1] similar to the self-parodying "show within a show" of fourth-season episode "The Pilot". Jerry Seinfeld is the lead character and played as a fictionalized version of himself. Set predominantly in an apartment block on New York City's Upper West Side, the show features a host of Jerry's friends and acquaintances, which include George Costanza, Elaine Benes, and Cosmo Kramer, who are portrayed by Jason Alexander, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards, respectively.^[2]

The series debuted on July 5, 1989, on NBC, as The Seinfeld Chronicles.^[3] The pilot episode was met with poor reviews, and as a result, NBC passed on the show. However, NBC executive Rick Ludwin believed the series had potential and therefore gave Seinfeld a budget to create four more episodes, which formed the rest of season 1 and began airing on May 31, 1990.^[4][5] The first season is considered the smallest sitcom order in television history.^[6] During its nine-year run, 180 episodes of Seinfeld were produced. The count includes both halves of three one-hour episodes, including the finale, and two retrospective episodes, each split into two parts: "The Highlights of 100", covering the first 100 episodes; and "The Clip Show", also known as "The Chronicle", which aired before the series finale. On November 25, 2004, a special titled The Seinfeld Story was broadcast. This marked the first appearance of Seinfeld on NBC since its series finale in 1998.^[7] All nine seasons are available on DVD and, as of 2024, the show is still re-run regularly in syndication.^[8] The final episode aired on May 14, 1998.^[5] The streaming rights for all 180 episodes of the series transferred from Hulu to Netflix in 2021.^[9]

Series overview

Season	Episodes		Originally aired		Rank	Rating	Viewers (millions)
			First aired	Last aired
1	5		July 5, 1989	June 21, 1990	—	—	19.2
2	12		January 23, 1991	June 26, 1991	46	12.5	18.1
3	23		September 18, 1991	May 6, 1992	43	12.5	17.7
4	24		August 12, 1992	May 20, 1993	25[10]	13.7	20.0
5	22		September 16, 1993	May 19, 1994	3[11]	19.4	29.6
6	24		September 22, 1994	May 18, 1995	1[12]	20.6	31.1
7	24		September 21, 1995	May 16, 1996	2[13]	21.2	33.1
8	22		September 19, 1996	May 15, 1997	2[14]	20.5	32.3
9	24		September 25, 1997	May 14, 1998	1[15]	22.0	35.5

Episodes

Season 1 (1989–90)

Main article: Seinfeld season 1

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [17]	US viewers (millions)
1	1	"The Seinfeld Chronicles"	Art Wolff	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	July 5, 1989	101	15.4[18]
2	2	"The Stake Out"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	May 31, 1990	103	22.5[19]
3	3	"The Robbery"	Tom Cherones	Matt Goldman	June 7, 1990	104	19.7[20]
4	4	"Male Unbonding"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	June 14, 1990	102	19.1[21]
5	5	"The Stock Tip"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	June 21, 1990	105	19.4[22]

Season 2 (1991)

Main article: Seinfeld season 2

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [17]	US viewers (millions)
6	1	"The Ex-Girlfriend"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	January 23, 1991	201	15.6[23]
7	2	"The Pony Remark"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	January 30, 1991	202	15.2[24]
8	3	"The Jacket"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	February 6, 1991	205	14.8[25]
9	4	"The Phone Message"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	February 13, 1991	207	13.6[26]
10	5	"The Apartment"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	April 4, 1991	208	24.7[27]
11	6	"The Statue"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	April 11, 1991	210	23.3[28]
12	7	"The Revenge"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	April 18, 1991	212	19.6[29]
13	8	"The Heart Attack"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	April 25, 1991	211	20.6[30]
14	9	"The Deal"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	May 2, 1991	213	22.9[31]
15	10	"The Baby Shower"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	May 16, 1991	204	17.2[32]
16	11	"The Chinese Restaurant"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	May 23, 1991	206	16.8[33]
17	12	"The Busboy"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	June 26, 1991	203	12.5[34]

"The Bet" is an unproduced episode of Seinfeld which was supposed to air in place of Episode 4 this season.

Season 3 (1991–92)

Main article: Seinfeld season 3

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [35]	US viewers (millions)
18	1	"The Note"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 18, 1991	301	21.7[36]
19	2	"The Truth"	David Steinberg	Elaine Pope	September 25, 1991	302	16.7[37]
20	3	"The Pen"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 2, 1991	305	15.1[38]
21	4	"The Dog"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 9, 1991	303	17.2[39]
22	5	"The Library"	Joshua White	Larry Charles	October 16, 1991	304	16.4[40]
23	6	"The Parking Garage"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	October 30, 1991	306	17.0[41]
24	7	"The Café"	Tom Cherones	Tom Leopold	November 6, 1991	307	16.4[42]
25	8	"The Tape"	David Steinberg	Larry David and Bob Shaw & Don McEnery	November 13, 1991	308	15.8[43]
26	9	"The Nose Job"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	November 20, 1991	309	16.3[44]
27	10	"The Stranded"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld and Matt Goldman	November 27, 1991	209[45]	18.6[46]
28	11	"The Alternate Side"	Tom Cherones	Larry David and Bill Masters	December 4, 1991	310	18.0[47]
29	12	"The Red Dot"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	December 11, 1991	311	17.9[48]
30	13	"The Subway"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	January 8, 1992	313	18.7[49]
31	14	"The Pez Dispenser"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	January 15, 1992	314	19.2[50]
32	15	"The Suicide"	Tom Cherones	Tom Leopold	January 29, 1992	312	16.9[51]
33	16	"The Fix-Up"	Tom Cherones	Elaine Pope & Larry Charles	February 5, 1992	317	18.5[52]
34	17	"The Boyfriend" "The New Friend"	Tom Cherones	Larry David and Larry Levin	February 12, 1992	315	17.0[53]
35	18					316
36	19	"The Limo"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Marc Jaffe Teleplay by : Larry Charles	February 26, 1992	318	19.5[54]
37	20	"The Good Samaritan"	Jason Alexander	Peter Mehlman	March 4, 1992	319	16.1[55]
38	21	"The Letter"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	March 25, 1992	320	22.3[56]
39	22	"The Parking Space"	Tom Cherones	Larry David and Greg Daniels	April 22, 1992	322	17.8[57]
40	23	"The Keys"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	May 6, 1992	321	16.4[58]

Season 4 (1992–93)

Main article: Seinfeld season 4

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [59]	US viewers (millions)
41	1	"The Trip"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	August 12, 1992	401	16.3[60]
42	2				August 19, 1992	402	15.1[61]
43	3	"The Pitch"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 16, 1992	403	17.6[62]
44	4	"The Ticket"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 16, 1992	404	17.6[62]
45	5	"The Wallet"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 23, 1992	405	17.6[63]
46	6	"The Watch"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 30, 1992	406	15.2[64]
47	7	"The Bubble Boy"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Larry Charles	October 7, 1992	407	17.1[65]
48	8	"The Cheever Letters"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Larry David and Elaine Pope & Tom Leopold Teleplay by : Larry David	October 28, 1992	408	15.1[66]
49	9	"The Opera"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	November 4, 1992	409	16.7[67]
50	10	"The Virgin"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Peter Mehlman and Peter Farrelly & Bob Farrelly Teleplay by : Peter Mehlman	November 11, 1992	410	16.2[68]
51	11	"The Contest"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	November 18, 1992	411	18.5[69]
52	12	"The Airport"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	November 25, 1992	412	14.5[70]
53	13	"The Pick"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Larry David and Marc Jaffe Teleplay by : Larry David	December 16, 1992	413	16.2[71]
54	14	"The Movie"	Tom Cherones	Steve Skrovan & Bill Masters & Jon Hayman	January 6, 1993	415	17.6[72]
55	15	"The Visa"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	January 27, 1993	414	N/A
56	16	"The Shoes"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	February 4, 1993	417	26.9[73]
57	17	"The Outing"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	February 11, 1993	416	28.0[74]
58	18	"The Old Man"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Bruce Kirschbaum Teleplay by : Larry Charles	February 18, 1993	418	22.7[75]
59	19	"The Implant"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	February 25, 1993	419	27.4[76]
60	20	"The Junior Mint"	Tom Cherones	Andy Robin	March 18, 1993	421	26.4[77]
61	21	"The Smelly Car"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Peter Mehlman	April 15, 1993	422	25.0[78]
62	22	"The Handicap Spot"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	May 13, 1993	420	27.6[79]
63	23	"The Pilot"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	May 20, 1993	423	32.8[80]
64	24					424

Season 5 (1993–94)

Main article: Seinfeld season 5

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [81]	US viewers (millions)
65	1	"The Mango"	Tom Cherones	Story by : Lawrence H. Levy Teleplay by : Lawrence H. Levy and Larry David	September 16, 1993	501	28.2[82]
66	2	"The Puffy Shirt"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	September 23, 1993	503	29.5[83]
67	3	"The Glasses"	Tom Cherones	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	September 30, 1993	502	28.7[84]
68	4	"The Sniffing Accountant"	Tom Cherones	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	October 7, 1993	504	28.4[85]
69	5	"The Bris"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	October 14, 1993	505	28.7[86]
70	6	"The Lip Reader"	Tom Cherones	Carol Leifer	October 28, 1993	506	31.0[87]
71	7	"The Non-Fat Yogurt"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	November 4, 1993	507	31.1[88]
72	8	"The Barber"	Tom Cherones	Andy Robin	November 11, 1993	508	29.7[89]
73	9	"The Masseuse"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	November 18, 1993	509	27.7[90]
74	10	"The Cigar Store Indian"	Tom Cherones	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	December 9, 1993	510	29.6[91]
75	11	"The Conversion"	Tom Cherones	Bruce Kirschbaum	December 16, 1993	511	28.3[92]
76	12	"The Stall"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	January 6, 1994	512	35.0[93]
77	13	"The Dinner Party"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	February 3, 1994	514	33.0[94]
78	14	"The Marine Biologist"	Tom Cherones	Ron Hauge & Charlie Rubin	February 10, 1994	513	35.0[95]
79	15	"The Pie"	Tom Cherones	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	February 17, 1994	515	25.4[96]
80	16	"The Stand-In"	Tom Cherones	Larry David	February 24, 1994	516	25.4[97]
81	17	"The Wife"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman	March 17, 1994	517	30.7[98]
82	18	"The Raincoats"	Tom Cherones	Tom Gammill & Max Pross and Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	April 28, 1994	519	29.6[99]
83	19					520
84	20	"The Fire"	Tom Cherones	Larry Charles	May 5, 1994	518	27.6[100]
85	21	"The Hamptons"	Tom Cherones	Peter Mehlman & Carol Leifer	May 12, 1994	522	24.5[101]
86	22	"The Opposite"	Tom Cherones	Andy Cowan and Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	May 19, 1994	521	30.1[102]

Season 6 (1994–95)

Main article: Seinfeld season 6

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [103]	US viewers (millions)
87	1	"The Chaperone"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David and Bill Masters & Bob Shaw	September 22, 1994	601	32.8[104]
88	2	"The Big Salad"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	September 29, 1994	602	32.4[105]
89	3	"The Pledge Drive"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	October 6, 1994	603	29.8[106]
90	4	"The Chinese Woman"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	October 13, 1994	604	29.2[107]
91	5	"The Couch"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	October 27, 1994	605	28.0[108]
92	6	"The Gymnast"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	November 3, 1994	606	30.6[109]
93	7	"The Soup"	Andy Ackerman	Fred Stoller	November 10, 1994	608	29.6[110]
94	8	"The Mom & Pop Store"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	November 17, 1994	607	32.4[111]
95	9	"The Secretary"	David Owen Trainor	Carol Leifer & Marjorie Gross	December 8, 1994	609	29.7[112]
96	10	"The Race"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Tom Gammill & Max Pross and Larry David & Sam Kass Teleplay by : Tom Gammill & Max Pross and Larry David	December 15, 1994	612	26.8[113]
97	11	"The Switch"	Andy Ackerman	Bruce Kirschbaum and Sam Kass	January 5, 1995	610	36.6[114]
98	12	"The Label Maker"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	January 19, 1995	611	36.2[115]
99	13	"The Scofflaw"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	January 26, 1995	613	33.4[116]
100	14	"The Highlights of 100"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	February 2, 1995	623	34.0[117]
101	15					624
102	16	"The Beard"	Andy Ackerman	Carol Leifer	February 9, 1995	615	32.9[118]
103	17	"The Kiss Hello"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	February 16, 1995	614	33.4[119]
104	18	"The Doorman"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	February 23, 1995	616	33.4[120]
105	19	"The Jimmy"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	March 16, 1995	617	31.1[121]
106	20	"The Doodle"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	April 6, 1995	618	30.7[122]
107	21	"The Fusilli Jerry"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Marjorie Gross & Jonathan Gross and Ron Hauge & Charlie Rubin Teleplay by : Marjorie Gross	April 27, 1995	619	28.2[123]
108	22	"The Diplomat's Club"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	May 4, 1995	620	28.9[124]
109	23	"The Face Painter"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Larry David and Fred Stoller Teleplay by : Larry David	May 11, 1995	622	26.5[125]
110	24	"The Understudy"	Andy Ackerman	Marjorie Gross & Carol Leifer	May 18, 1995	621	29.8[126]

Season 7 (1995–96)

Main article: Seinfeld season 7

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [127]	US viewers (millions)
111	1	"The Engagement"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	September 21, 1995	701	37.6[128]
112	2	"The Postponement"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	September 28, 1995	702	34.5[129]
113	3	"The Maestro"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	October 5, 1995	703	34.6[130]
114	4	"The Wink"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	October 12, 1995	704	32.3[131]
115	5	"The Hot Tub"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	October 19, 1995	705	32.6[132]
116	6	"The Soup Nazi"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	November 2, 1995	706	33.1[133]
117	7	"The Secret Code"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	November 9, 1995	707	33.9[134]
118	8	"The Pool Guy"	Andy Ackerman	David Mandel	November 16, 1995	708	33.4[135]
119	9	"The Sponge"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	December 7, 1995	709	32.3[136]
120	10	"The Gum"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	December 14, 1995	710	31.4[137]
121	11	"The Rye"	Andy Ackerman	Carol Leifer	January 4, 1996	711	35.1[138]
122	12	"The Caddy"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	January 25, 1996	712	32.0[139]
123	13	"The Seven"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	February 1, 1996	713	37.1[140]
124	14	"The Cadillac"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David & Jerry Seinfeld	February 8, 1996	714	35.9[141]
125	15					717
126	16	"The Shower Head"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman & Marjorie Gross	February 15, 1996	715	32.3[142]
127	17	"The Doll"	Andy Ackerman	Tom Gammill & Max Pross	February 22, 1996	716	32.9[143]
128	18	"The Friars Club"	Andy Ackerman	David Mandel	March 7, 1996	718	32.7[144]
129	19	"The Wig Master"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	April 4, 1996	719	30.5[145]
130	20	"The Calzone"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	April 25, 1996	720	28.5[146]
131	21	"The Bottle Deposit"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	May 2, 1996	721	32.4[147]
132	22					722
133	23	"The Wait Out"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Peter Mehlman & Matt Selman Teleplay by : Peter Mehlman	May 9, 1996	723	29.9[148]
134	24	"The Invitations"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	May 16, 1996	724	33.2[149]

Season 8 (1996–97)

Main article: Seinfeld season 8

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [150]	US viewers (millions)
135	1	"The Foundation"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	September 19, 1996	801	33.72[151]
136	2	"The Soul Mate"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	September 26, 1996	802	33.24[152]
137	3	"The Bizarro Jerry"	Andy Ackerman	David Mandel	October 3, 1996	803	31.62[153]
138	4	"The Little Kicks"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	October 10, 1996	804	32.24[154]
139	5	"The Package"	Andy Ackerman	Jennifer Crittenden	October 17, 1996	805	30.13[155]
140	6	"The Fatigues"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	October 31, 1996	806	30.33[156]
141	7	"The Checks"	Andy Ackerman	Steve O'Donnell and Tom Gammill & Max Pross	November 7, 1996	807	32.01[157]
142	8	"The Chicken Roaster"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	November 14, 1996	808	34.09[158]
143	9	"The Abstinence"	Andy Ackerman	Steve Koren	November 21, 1996	809	34.35[159]
144	10	"The Andrea Doria"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	December 19, 1996	810	29.65[160]
145	11	"The Little Jerry"	Andy Ackerman	Jennifer Crittenden	January 9, 1997	811	34.48[161]
146	12	"The Money"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman	January 16, 1997	813	37.34[162]
147	13	"The Comeback"	David Owen Trainor	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	January 30, 1997	812	33.50[163]
148	14	"The Van Buren Boys"	Andy Ackerman	Darin Henry	February 6, 1997	814	33.82[164]
149	15	"The Susie"	Andy Ackerman	David Mandel	February 13, 1997	815	32.00[165]
150	16	"The Pothole"	Andy Ackerman	Steve O'Donnell and Dan O'Keefe	February 20, 1997	816	33.83[166]
151	17	"The English Patient"	Andy Ackerman	Steve Koren	March 13, 1997	817	31.27[167]
152	18	"The Nap"	Andy Ackerman	Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	April 10, 1997	818	32.22[168]
153	19	"The Yada Yada"	Andy Ackerman	Peter Mehlman and Jill Franklyn	April 24, 1997	819	31.64[169]
154	20	"The Millennium"	Andy Ackerman	Jennifer Crittenden	May 1, 1997	820	29.30[170]
155	21	"The Muffin Tops"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	May 8, 1997	821	31.09[171]
156	22	"The Summer of George"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	May 15, 1997	822	29.80[172]

Season 9 (1997–98)

Main article: Seinfeld season 9

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date [16]	Prod. code [173]	US viewers (millions)
157	1	"The Butter Shave"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer & David Mandel	September 25, 1997	901	37.78[174]
158	2	"The Voice"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer & David Mandel	October 2, 1997	902	30.93[175]
159	3	"The Serenity Now"	Andy Ackerman	Steve Koren	October 9, 1997	903	30.15[176]
160	4	"The Blood"	Andy Ackerman	Dan O'Keefe	October 16, 1997	904	31.45[177]
161	5	"The Junk Mail"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	October 30, 1997	905	30.24[178]
162	6	"The Merv Griffin Show"	Andy Ackerman	Bruce Eric Kaplan	November 6, 1997	906	31.64[179]
163	7	"The Slicer"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin & Darin Henry Teleplay by : Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	November 13, 1997	907	32.77[180]
164	8	"The Betrayal"	Andy Ackerman	David Mandel & Peter Mehlman	November 20, 1997	908	33.99[181]
165	9	"The Apology"	Andy Ackerman	Jennifer Crittenden	December 11, 1997	909	30.47[182]
166	10	"The Strike"	Andy Ackerman	Dan O'Keefe and Alec Berg & Jeff Schaffer	December 18, 1997	910	30.79[183]
167	11	"The Dealership"	Andy Ackerman	Steve Koren	January 8, 1998	911	32.86[184]
168	12	"The Reverse Peephole"	Andy Ackerman	Spike Feresten	January 15, 1998	912	33.48[185]
169	13	"The Cartoon"	Andy Ackerman	Bruce Eric Kaplan	January 29, 1998	913	33.19[186]
170	14	"The Strongbox"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Dan O'Keefe & Billy Kimball Teleplay by : Dan O'Keefe	February 5, 1998	914	31.63[187]
171	15	"The Wizard"	Andy Ackerman	Steve Lookner	February 26, 1998	915	30.51[188]
172	16	"The Burning"	Andy Ackerman	Jennifer Crittenden	March 19, 1998	916	30.92[189]
173	17	"The Bookstore"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Spike Feresten and Darin Henry & Marc Jaffe Teleplay by : Spike Feresten	April 9, 1998	917	29.60[190]
174	18	"The Frogger"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin and Steve Koren & Dan O'Keefe Teleplay by : Gregg Kavet & Andy Robin	April 23, 1998	918	30.66[191]
175	19	"The Maid"	Andy Ackerman	Story by : Alec Berg & David Mandel & Jeff Schaffer and Kit Boss & Peter Mehlman Teleplay by : Alec Berg & David Mandel & Jeff Schaffer	April 30, 1998	919	33.32[192]
176	20	"The Puerto Rican Day"	Andy Ackerman	Alec Berg, Jennifer Crittenden, Spike Feresten, Bruce Eric Kaplan, Gregg Kavet, Steve Koren, David Mandel, Dan O'Keefe, Andy Robin, Jeff Schaffer	May 7, 1998	920	38.78[193]
177	21	"The Chronicle" "The Clip Show"	Andy Ackerman	Darin Henry	May 14, 1998	921	58.53[194]
178	22					922
179	23	"The Finale"	Andy Ackerman	Larry David	May 14, 1998	923	76.26[194]
180	24					924