Catchphrases, From Seinfeld, Which Become Part Of Popular Culture
Seinfeld, a renowned sitcom, had nine successful seasons. During it’s run on the NBC Network, Seinfeld attracted millions of viewers and became one of the very well accepted shows of American television. The show had 180 episodes and all of them received good response from the viewers. Also, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Richards and Jason Alexander, the leading members of the star cast of Seinfeld, became hot celebrities of Hollywood. The show brought them name as well as fame. During the run of the show, they all remained as close friends and shared happy moments as well.
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When Seinfeld was on air, many terms or catchphrases were coined, popularized and repopularized and those become an important part of the popular culture. The most notable catchphrases are Yada yada yada”, “shrinkage”, “These pretzels are makin’ me thirsty”, “master of your domain”, “Anti dentite”, “Double dip”, “No soup for you!”, and “Not that there’s anything wrong with that”. The secondary terms were ‘sponge worthy’, ‘re-gifter’, ‘man hands’, ‘close-talker’, ‘mimbo’, ‘low-talker’ and ‘high-talker’ etc. These terms are also referred to as Seinlanguage. Seinlanguage is also the name of Jerry Seinfeld’s best selling book on humor.
Seinfeld is an all time favorite of people. It went off air on May 14, 1998 after the ninth consecutive season in the row. It got huge response from people around the world and was named as the greatest television program of all time in 2002 by TV Guide. Also, Entertainment Weekly named Seinfeld as the third best show of the last 25 years, preceding it were The Sopranos and The Simpsons.
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