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"Great news for fans of classic US comedy - Sky Atlantic is showing the simply brilliant &amp;#039;90s sitcom Seinfeld from the very beginning, from this Monday, January 23 at 8pm! For UK viewers who missed the show first time round thanks to a lack of publicity and nightmare scheduling, now&amp;#039;s the time to get acquainted with Jerry (Jerry Seinfeld), Elaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus), George (Jason Alexander) and Kramer (Michael Richards). Or if you&amp;#039;re already a dyed-in-the-wool fan, then here&amp;#039;s your chance to catch your favourite episodes all over again! To mark the occasion, Tube Talk is taking a look back at the show&amp;#039;s nine-year run and picking - in no particular order - our ten most memorable moments!  Jerry&amp;#039;s new jacket - from Season 2, Episode 3, &amp;#039;The Jacket&amp;#039; (February 6, 1991) A terrific sequence from an early Seinfeld - Jerry purchases an &amp;quot;expensive&amp;quot; suede jacket, which drives the neurotic George mad as he tries to guess how much it cost. But ultimately the coat meets an unfortunate end - it&amp;#039;s badly damaged by the snow when Elaine&amp;#039;s famous father Alton (Lawrence Tierney) forbids Jerry from turning it inside out and exposing the gaudy candy stripe lining. An episode about nothing - from Season 2, Episode 11, &amp;#039;The Chinese Restaurant&amp;#039; (May 23, 1991) One of the classic episodes that gave Seinfeld the tag &amp;#039;a show about nothing&amp;#039; - this Larry David / Seinfeld-penned instalment takes place entirely within the walls of a Chinese restaurant, as Jerry, George and Elaine wait for a table. Despite NBC&amp;#039;s initial objections to this real-time &amp;#039;bottle episode, &amp;#039;The Chinese Restaurant&amp;#039; has gone on to be recognised as a classic - it&amp;#039;s perfectly structured and boasts countless laugh-out-loud moments. George&amp;#039;s massage - from Season 3, Episode 1, &amp;#039;The Note&amp;#039; (September 18, 1991) Another classic episode - in the third season premiere, Jerry learns that, thanks to an insurance loophole, he and his friends can get a free massage. But George soon becomes unsettled when he has an unusual reaction - &amp;quot;&amp;#039;It moved&amp;quot; - to the touch of his tall, handsome male masseuse Raymond.  Bookman (Philip Baker Hall) investigates - from Season 3, Episode 5, &amp;#039;The Library&amp;#039; (October 16, 1991) One of the all-time great Seinfeld guest spots - Philip Baker Hall plays Mr. Bookman, a library investigations officer who investigates Jerry when it transpires that the comic has a fine on an unreturned library book from 1971. Hall is hilarious as the hard-bitten Bookman - a character inspired by the classic cop show Dragnet - &amp;quot;I got a flash for ya, joy boy!&amp;quot;      Where&amp;#039;s the car? - from Season 3, Episode 6, &amp;#039;The Parking Garage&amp;#039; (October 30, 1991) Clearly inspired by the success of &amp;#039;The Chinese Restaurant&amp;#039;, this episode sees the gang searching for Kramer&amp;#039;s elusive car in the multi-level parking garage of a shopping mall. After a string of comic incidents - including Jerry&amp;#039;s brief arrest for public urination - the vehicle is finally located and the foursome prepare to drive away, only for the car to stall. The engine failure was an unscripted moment, but provides the perfect conclusion - clearly the comedy gods were smiling on &amp;#039;The Parking Garage&amp;#039; .      You&amp;#039;re a very, very bad man! - from Season 3, Episode 7, &amp;#039;The Caf\u00E9&amp;#039; (November 6, 1991) Another hysterical guest performance - Jerry tries to help struggling restauranteur Babu (the brilliant Brian George) save his business, transforming his &amp;#039;Dream Caf\u00E9&amp;#039; into an authentic Pakistani eatery. Of course, Jerry&amp;#039;s meddling only makes things worse - he loses his new friend a great deal of money and is condemned as &amp;quot;a very, very bad man&amp;quot;.      Kramer&amp;#039;s advice - from Season 3, Episode 9, &amp;#039;The Nose Job&amp;#039; (November 20, 1991) Perhaps the moment that best sums up Cosmo Kramer - George has a new girlfriend, Audrey, who&amp;#039;s practically perfect, except for one flaw: her rather large nose. While the others struggle through social niceties, Kramer simply blurts out what he&amp;#039;s thinking - Audrey needs a nose job. Ironically, it all turns out rather well for Jerry&amp;#039;s eccentric neighbour, who ends up stealing Audrey away from George!      The magic loogie - from Season 3, Episode 17, &amp;#039;The Boyfriend, Part 1&amp;#039; (February 12, 1992) Jerry gets to meet his hero, former New York Mets baseball player Keith Hernandez, but things turn sour when Kramer and Jerry&amp;#039;s nemesis Newman accuse Hernandez of spitting on them during a Mets game years before. Soon, Jerry sets out to prove his idol&amp;#039;s innocence, in a terrific spoof of the 1991 conspiracy thriller JFK. I&amp;#039;m out! - from Season 4, Episode 11, &amp;#039;The Contest&amp;#039; (November 17, 1992) Recognised by many as the best Seinfeld episode, &amp;#039;The Contest&amp;#039; sees George, Jerry, Elaine and Kramer enter into a bet to determine who can go for the longest period of time without... pleasuring themselves. The undoubted highlight comes when a frustrated Kramer exits the contest, slamming his money down with two simple words, &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;m out!&amp;#039; No soup for you! - from Season 7, Episode 6, &amp;#039;The Soup Nazi&amp;#039; (November 2, 1995) The chief rival to &amp;#039;The Contest&amp;#039; for the title of best ever episode, &amp;#039;The Soup Nazi&amp;#039; is also warmly remembered by Seinfeld fans. Jerry, George and Elaine visit Kramer&amp;#039;s favourite soup stand, run by the officious &amp;#039;Soup Nazi&amp;#039;. The chef soon offends Elaine with his behaviour and she decides to take him down. Larry Thomas is fantastic as the Omar Sharif-esque Soup Nazi and was nominated for a 1996 Emmy for his guest performance.      What are your favourite Seinfeld moments? Will you watch the show on Sky Atlantic? Let us know below! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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