Seinfeld (1989-1998)

We probably don't have to explain the plot of NBC's iconic comedy Seinfeld to you, and not just because it's famously known for being about nothing! It's one of the most popular sitcoms to ever air on TV. 76.3 million people watched the final episode, alone! But in case you were in a coma, stuck on a deserted island, or are just one of those Gen-Zers who only watch Netflix shows, from 1989 to 1998 Jerry Seinfeld played himself, a neurotic, mildly successful comedian living in NYC. His neighbor is the wacky, often weirdly employed Cosmo Kramer (Michael Richards) who often stops by, making up Jerry's friend group alongside Jerry's sarcastic, awful dancer ex-girlfriend Elaine Benes (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), and his Larry David based angry, loser stuck living with his parents best buddy, George Costanza (Jason Alexander). Their various moneymaking schemes, issues at work, unhappy relationships and everyday annoyances produced some of the most famous episodes of television of all-time, and brought terms and phases like shrinkage, double-dipping, Festivus, and yada yada yada into the mainstream. But the best episode of the show will always be "The Bet," where the gang try to see who can go the longest without stroking the Salami. Mr. Man wouldn't have remained "master of his domain" for very long if he'd seen the scene where Jason Alexander strips down to his boxers for a sexy photoshoot. The photos he takes have become famous images, often adorning man cave walls. But make no mistake, those are some hot shots! Later, he hangs out in a towel alongside Jerry Seinfeld and Michael Richards while they enjoy a good sauna session. Forget the jerk store, you'll be in store for an amazing jerk seeing those funny fellas without their shirts on. Not that there's anything wrong with that! The skin in Seinfeld is real, and it's spectacular!