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From the New York Mets and the magic loogie, to George Costanza's stint in the New York Yankees' front office, New York baseball featured heavily in 'Seinfeld'.

From "regifting" to the "friend zone", we can thank TV for these words and phrases.

Hall appeared in hundreds of movies and shows.

There may not be a show that has defined the sitcom genre more than Seinfeld. A defining episode of the show featured the Soup Nazi, who's based on a real New Yorker.

The diner was at one point obviously in New York City. Not anymore though. It has moved far closer and you could definitely drive there for a bite.

Back in 2017, in an episode of "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee," the ugly truth comes out about Jerry's feelings on Utica halfmoons.

Whether it was a character with a back story that ties the sitcom to Upstate New York, or a portion of a show set here. 13 of the top 100 shows of all time are linked to the area.

For the 20th anniversary of its series finale, we ranked every single episode of the show about nothing.