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Chronicles from the Couch

A Love Letter to Sitcoms, the Soup Nazi, and Timing

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Chronicles from the Couch

By: James Johnson
Narrated by: Michael Luckerman
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Why are sitcoms so damn comforting? In Chronicles from the Couch, James Johnson dives headfirst into the timeless worlds of Seinfeld, Friends, and That '70s Show—unpacking what makes these shows more than just entertainment. With deep insight and undeniable humor, this book explores legendary moments like “We were on a break,” the chaotic genius of Kramer, the mythic Soup Nazi, and the soul of the sitcom archetype itself.

This isn’t just a recap—it’s a love letter. From punchline timing to character chemistry, Johnson reflects on how sitcoms raised a generation, soothed our stress, and taught us how to laugh when nothing else made sense. A mix of cultural commentary, nostalgia, and observational genius, this book invites listeners to relive their favorite moments while seeing them in a whole new light. If you’ve ever quoted your favorite episode, wished you could live in a laugh track, or found real truth hidden in jokes—this book was made for you.

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