Neurotic comedian Jerry Seinfeld and his three self-absorbed friends navigate the trivial indignities of everyday life in 1990s Manhattan. There's the perpetually scheming and neurotic George, the acerbic ex-girlfriend-turned-confidante Elaine, and the wild-haired, entrance-making eccentric Kramer from across the hall. Famously billed as a show about nothing, it spins epic comedy out of the smallest social minutiae: waiting for a table, losing a car in a parking garage, the etiquette of a shared meal. With its rigorous refusal of sentiment and its intricately plotted farces, the series rewrote the rules of the American sitcom and made petty selfishness an art form.