Jerry Seinfeld: Much Ado about NothingECW Press, 1993 - 140 pagine Jerry Seinfeld is the master of observational humour. Pointing at the small absurdities of daily life, Seinfeld makes his audience laugh with recognition. For many years a stand-up comic, Seinfeld was also the star of his own phenomenally successful television show, Seinfeld. But the road hasn't always been easy; at his first stand-up performance, he froze. This first unauthorized biography follows his rise to stardom. Also included is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Seinfeld. |
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1 Tuesday Night in Milwaukee | 5 |
2 Welcome to LA | 21 |
3 The Coolest Thing on the Planet | 31 |
4 Why Is This Man Single? | 42 |
5 NBC Comes Calling | 51 |
6 With Friends Like George and Kramer Who Needs Enemies? | 61 |
7 A Second Chance | 76 |
8 Taking Notes from Nobody | 88 |
9 Racing the Fatman | 95 |
10 That Championship Season | 114 |
11 Seinfeld the Star | 131 |
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