One can argue that Seinfeld was never the same after Larry Charles left as one of the writers when Season 5 ended. He was indeed responsible for some of my all-time favourite episodes (The Limo 3x19, The Outing 4x17, The Stall 5x12...), and the subtlety with which he tackled more darker, controversial themes was quite interesting.
However, even if the show lost a bit of its edginess, Season 6 may have been the most creative season Seinfeld had had thus far. I really don't think a moment such as Elaine picking George's wig and throwing it out of the window, for example, would be executed as well as it was here. Not sure if the show became funnier, but it certainly embraced its goofiness a bit more.
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One can argue that Seinfeld was never the same after Larry Charles left as one of the writers when Season 5 ended. He was indeed responsible for some of my all-time favourite episodes (The Limo 3x19, The Outing 4x17, The Stall 5x12...), and the subtlety with which he tackled more darker, controversial themes was quite interesting.
However, even if the show lost a bit of its edginess, Season 6 may have been the most creative season Seinfeld had had thus far. I really don't think a moment such as Elaine picking George's wig and throwing it out of the window, for example, would be executed as well as it was here. Not sure if the show became funnier, but it certainly embraced its goofiness a bit more.