Larry David: A Masterful End to "Seinfeld"

Co-Creator Rewrites the Iconic Ending

Larry David, the co-creator of the beloved sitcom "Seinfeld," has revealed details about how he rewrote the show's ending, resulting in an unconventional but satisfying conclusion.

A Surprise Farewell

The original ending of "Seinfeld" would have involved the characters moving to Los Angeles. However, David was dissatisfied with this idea and decided to take a more daring approach.

In the rewritten ending, the four main characters are arrested for breaking into a movie theater. The trial that follows becomes a satirical examination of their morality and the absurdities of modern life.

David's Motivation

David explained that he wanted to avoid the "neat and tidy" endings often seen in television series. He believed that the show's humorous tone deserved a more surprising and unconventional conclusion.

The rewritten ending not only provided a satisfying end to the series but also left a lasting impression on viewers, demonstrating the enduring brilliance of Larry David's comedic genius.