Seinfeld Journal of Facts: Official History of Nothing

Written by an authoritative expert, Seinfeld Journal of Facts: Official History of Nothing is the most thoroughly comprehensive book ever written about the show. Every fact has been painstakingly researched to provide the most complete and accurate information. Finally, there is a reference book that can be trusted. Seinfeld Journal is a literary masterpiece that commemorates the show once voted the Greatest TV Series of All-Time by TV Guide.

The book commences with a timeless historical overview of the series, from its precarious inception to its multibillion-dollar syndicated deal, and is followed by exhaustively researched and remarkably in-depth biographies of the show’s creators and costars—Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld, Jason Alexander, Michael Richards, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus. After perusing the book cover-to-cover, the reader will know practically everything there is to know about the actors and their private lives.

The next section contains ingenious and entertaining biographies of the show’s primary fictional characters—Jerry Seinfeld, George Costanza, Cosmo Kramer, and Elaine Benes. The arrangement offers a thorough description of each character’s personal life presented in a format similar to an actor biography.

Even more remarkable is the incredibly meticulous chapter that summarizes all 180 episodes. This informative guide includes the most relevant reference material for each episode which encompasses episode titles, original air dates, plot synopses, featured subplots, guest stars, cast of characters, and credits for writing and directing. The following chapter contains technical credits to recognize the cast and crew that contributed to the show’s success over the years.

The final sections make the reference book complete with all the major industry nominations and awards that were presented to Seinfeld during its nine-year run. There is an episode index so fans can easily locate their favorite show, and an exhaustive general index to assist readers in finding practically anything and anyone in this thoroughly comprehensive reference book.

Seinfeld Journal is an essential book for serious fans of the show but equally enthralling for the casual viewer. Nearly every imaginable question about the show, actors, characters or episodes is painstakingly covered in this book. Photos included, 342 pages paperback, 157,310 words digitally.