That's a big piece of Seinfeld's innovation. Elaine wasn't a typical sitcom female lead.
While that's true, there are some pointed conversations, jokes, and jabs featuring then-present attitudes towards certain demographics, like minorities and homosexuals. Keep in mind it is a group of straight, white people discussing stuff often outside of their own breadth of experience.
The oldest Millennials were nearly adults by the time Seinfeld ended, and the absolute youngest Millennials were still around long enough before streaming went mainstream that they would have inevitably seen plenty via syndication, so yeah. I'd wager Millennials are the fanbase's biggest demographic after Gen X, above Boomers.
Yep, I mean the finale is literally about all the people they fucked over, over the course of a decade.
Lol your kids are awesome. Would be so easy for kids to like Kramer the most since he's the most cartoonish, but George? You're raising kids with good taste!
Most of the time when the show had something bad in it, it was usually about why that thing was bad in the first place, so I think like 99% of the show still holds up, but I can think of a few transphobic jokes here and there for example.
people dont like guys who constantly have casual sex with an insane amount of women or guys? but I think thats just this website thing and not a real world thing
Millennial ends with anyone born after 9/11
And more often than not, they're depicted as the idiots who are totally in the wrong whenever they do or say something ignorant/bigoted.
