In the pilot, Kramer was actually called Kessler because the creators were still waiting for the real-life Kenny Kramer to sign off on using his name.

Before Seinfeld became a multi-billion dollar cultural phenomenon, its first season was a short, experimental "show about nothing" that almost didn't make it past the pilot. Here are some of the most interesting facts and "firsts" from Season 1 to share in your post: 📺 The Show That Almost Wasn't

Season 1 consists of only five episodes (including the pilot), making it one of the shortest seasons in TV history. 🕵️ Spot the Differences