Seinfeld : The Totally Unauthorized Tribute (Not That There's Anything Wrong with That)

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Summary: Thanks for all the kind words, none of which are yada.
Review: Thanks so much for all the kind words, none of which are yada from Amazon and the other assorted humans out there. Hope the book helps some of you in getting through this difficult time when we must discover if there indeed is life after "Seinfeld." Think of me as your support group with a few more laughs.

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Summary: Not that great
Review: The author of this book gives a lot of his opions, which we the reader don't really care about. The episode summaries are too brief. All in all it is not that good a read.

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Summary: The best way to take care of Seinfeld-withdrawal symptoms
Review: When we thought up the idea for a Seinfeld tribute book here at Crown in the summer of '97, who knew that Jerry Seinfeld was going to end his reign as king of the sitcom after the ninth season? We just wanted to pay tribute to the funniest, most brilliant sitcom on TV. Luckily, David Wild, a hysterically funny and insightful senior editor at Rolling Stone also loved Seinfeld, and thus Seinfeld: The Totally Unauthorized Tribute (not that there's anything wrong with that!) was born. Now that Jerry and friends have called it quits and we only have Seinfeld reruns to watch, we are thankful that David has created such a fitting tribute to help us through our Seinfeld withdrawal. If you've been craving a Seinfeld fix you should check out this book--it has a complete history of the show, episode critiques of all the episodes, a filmography of the cast members of Seinfeld (you wouldn't believe some of the movies these guys have been in!), funny bits like a restaurant review of the (real) Soup Nazi's place, and great tributes from famous Seinfeld fans (like George Steinbrenner, Raquel Welch, Michael J. Fox, and many more).