Who co-created the sitcom Seinfeld with comedian Jerry Seinfeld?

Larry David co-created Seinfeld with comedian Jerry Seinfeld.

The sitcom premiered in 1989 and was initially known as The Seinfeld Chronicles. David and Seinfeld developed a comedy centered on everyday social friction rather than conventional sentimental plots. The series eventually became famous for its “show about nothing” description, though its episodes usually built elaborate comic situations from minor misunderstandings.

David served as a principal writer and producer during the show’s formative years. Many storylines drew on observations from his life and from the routines and experiences of the creative team. He later used a fictionalized version of himself as the basis for Curb Your Enthusiasm.

The program’s cast included Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards. They are sometimes credited with shaping the show’s identity, but the original co-creator pairing was Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David.