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Video: Jerry Seinfeld Webseries, Yadda Yadda Yadda, <em>Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee</em>
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Ben Yakas
Published Jul 5, 2012
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There comes a time in every multi-millionaire comedians life when all the Bee Movies, ill-conceived marriage game shows, and guest appearances on The Tonight Show just don't fill up the soul. And in that darkest moment, Jerry Seinfeld has turned inward for creative rejuvenation...and launched a new web series. Check out the trailer for Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee below.
Not much is known about the project—a spokesman told the Times that Seinfeld is “letting the content speak for itself for now,” and that there would be “more to come.” What we know for sure: there'll be lots of high-profile guests—including Larry David, Ricky Gervais, Colin Quinn, Bob Einstein, Michael Richards and Alec Baldwin—joining Seinfeld for rides in his classic car collection. But the vagueness of the title leaves so much to speculate upon: will they only be talking about cars? Will they be laughing about coffee? Could they be talking about coffee...AND laughing about cars?
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Ben Yakas is a former Gothamist reporter.
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