Larry David's unique comic sensibility shines in Seinfeld. Seinfeld's iconic episodes like "The Contest" and "The Big Salad" reflect David's comedic revolution. Each Seinfeld episode penned by David offers clever writing and refreshing takes on everyday situations.

Larry Davids voice was a huge reason why Seinfeld was so idiosyncratic, and he wrote some of the shows very best episodes. David famously co-created the series with Jerry Seinfeld and based the character of Jerrys best friend, George Costanza, on himself. While David was the unsung hero of Seinfeld throughout its nine-season run, he would later become an icon in his own right for creating, writing, and starring as a fictionalized version of himself in Curb Your Enthusiasm. Curb took Seinfelds satirical deconstruction of the mundanity of everyday life to the next level with improvised dialogue and meta casting.

Davids contributions to Seinfeld have since been retroactively appreciated, as the unique...