There’s nothing quite like seeing someone jerk and convulse their entire body then call it “dancing”. But Elaine Benes pulls it off and even throws a little “thumb” and “kick” action in there. Watch with caution.

Only a show like Seinfeld can take something as arbitrary and insignificant as a Tweety Bird Pez dispenser and make it stupidly hilarious. This was the moment viewers realised, by-and-large, this show made absolutely no sense.

A lovey-dovey Jerry compromises an ever-well-deduced plan by Kramer to stop the local neighbourhood kids from defacing his front door. A bulletproof idea, were it not for George’s neuroticism and low-key homophobia.

The show’s greatest example of blatantly insincere tolerance. A journalist interviews Jerry while examining his interractions with George. Naturally, she assumes the two are more than just friends. Of course, not that there’s anything wrong with that.

In the world of Seinfeld there’s always a catch to the people you date. Whether they have man hands, or eat their peas one at a time you can never get them right. Take Kramer’s flame who’s an infamous ‘low talker’, which leads to an unbearable amount of akwardness.

Just to set the scene, the ever-pathetic George gets caught with his changing out of his swimming trunks by Jerry’s girlfriend. What would usually elicit a high-pitched scream leaves Jerry’s girlfriend giggling in disbelief. Naturally, George tries everything in his being to justify this.

Reason #2 why this show makes absolutely no sense; the creators decide to introduce a one-off character, who’s painfully bland aside from the fact that he always refers to himself in the third person. Vincent loves this scene.

No description needed. If you have an inkling on pop culture in the last 20 years this moment should be iconic for you.