A list of television sitcom history's ten best jerkasses, characters who are funny because they are extraordinarily awful people.

Ahead of NBC's new slate of sitcoms, the Washington Post ranks the 12 best NBC comedies of all time. Do you agree?

You'd be surprised to know how many actors and actresses crossed over on Breaking Bad and Seinfeld. Even Milos, the fraud tennis instructor.

It's funny because it paints everyday observations in a humorous light, you see.

The five best and seven worst roles to happen to Jerry, George, Elaine, and Kramer since "Seinfeld" went off the air in 1998.

Are you crazy? Then you'll love our guide to how every TV show ever, including "Mad Men," has been infiltrated by the Illuminati

Proving once again that people will take something good and then squeeze every last crumpled, torn, stained dollar bill out of it until all that's left is a cracked, rotten shell on the floor and a bunch of weirdly mixed metaphors, there's a "Seinfeld" food truck now.

The New Yorker is giving you a chance to caption a cartoon featured on Seinfeld yourself — if they like your entry, it'll be published in the magazine. Like Elaine, I've been staring at that damn pig for hours now and I'm shooting mental blanks.

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