
provided by constative.com
It’s been decades since Seinfeld first aired, but its ability to poke fun at everyday life, and sometimes cross lines that sitcoms weren’t “supposed” to cross, still feels daring. From episodes that broke TV rules to ones that sparked cultural debates.
#1: The Contest (Season 4)
A primetime sitcom about a vow of self-control, without ever saying the word. Nobody thought network TV would allow it, but NBC did. It not only aired but also won an Emmy. A perfect mix of taboo and comedy genius.

