In his three-and-a-half-hour interview, Jason Alexander talks about his early interest in magic, which led to a love of performing and acting on the stage. He describes his early acting career and his appearances on the sitcomsEverything's Relative andE/R, and recalls his big break on Broadway in the Tony Award-winning playJerome Robbin's Broadway. He recounts being cast onThe Seinfeld Chronicles, which turned out to be the pilot forSeinfeld, and details the show's long road to becoming a hit. Alexander chronicles the development of hisSeinfeld character, "George Costanza," and discusses his personal and working relationships with Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Michael Richards. He outlinesSeinfeld's effect on popular culture, talks of the show's legacy, and speaks about the series finale. He then describes his then-more recent work as a director on such shows asEverybody Loves Chris andMike and Molly, and talks about his stint on the seriesCriminal Minds. Amy Harrington conducted the interview on May 10th, 2013 in North Hollywood, CA.

"It's the last live taping. It's the four of us and we're holding hands. Jerry says, 'I want to say something. For the rest of our lives, when anyone thinks of one of us, they will think of all four of us. And I can't think of three people I'd rather have that be true of.'"