Seinfeld did have a laugh track for some scenes, but that isn’t because it wasn’t funny—it was just to make the show’s auditory feel more consistent with other scenes that had a live audience.

For my money, the greatest sitcom of all time is a little show about nothing that aired throughout the 90s and starred one of ...

If you've noticed the inconsistent laugh track in Seinfeld, you aren't alone. Even Jerry Seinfeld himself is well-aware of it, and he once explained why.

On April 30, Seinfeld fans were surprised to see Michael Richards, the actor who played Cosmo Kramer on the sitcom between 1989-1998, at the premiere of Jerry Seinfeld’s new movie, Unfrosted.

That being said, one of the most fascinating revelations from Seinfeld’s Reddit AMA in 2014 is that, out of all the hilarious side characters on Seinfeld, Newman is his favorite.

‘Seinfeld’ reruns bring him joy and he enjoyed ‘Unfrosted’ and its mosaic of 1960s mishigas, but Gene Seymour says he wonders why he’s laughing at Jerry Seinfeld at all.

Michael Richards, who played Kramer on "Seinfeld," said the cast was "so interrelated" and their rapport motivated them to "unfold greatness" during the nine-season show.

Jerry Seinfeld’s Message to Duke Graduates: Don’t Forget to Laugh To a divided audience, Seinfeld delivers a much-needed call to action for growth and resilience.

“Hello, Newman”: The enduring genius of TV's greatest sitcom antagonist Here's to the funniest character to ever exist almost entirely within the realm of villainy ...

‘Seinfeld’ reruns bring him joy and he enjoyed ‘Unfrosted’ and its mosaic of 1960s mishigas, but Gene Seymour says he wonders why he’s laughing at Jerry Seinfeld at all.

The actor, who played Cosmo Kramer on 'Seinfeld,' disappeared after a wild rant towards hecklers upended his career. Now, 17 years later, he's opening up about facing his demons in a new memoir Marcus ...