Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee (2012)

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Here’s a little bonus video for our Facebook fans that you won’t find on the CCC website. It’s a short we’re calling “Single Shot” featuring two of Jerry’s former guests, David Letterman and Jay Leno, talking about each other.

Hosted by David Letterman. Jerry and Dave chat onstage for an hour discussing Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee and other topics. Invite to the event appears on the Paley website as: Jerry Seinfeld will present a fourth-season episode of his smash web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, a uniquely personal and intimate look at comedy and life with such luminaries as David Letterman, Tina Fey, and Chris Rock. Jerry will discuss the production of this compelling and hilarious project, but unfortunately coffee is not allowed in the theater. Feel free to arrive in a fabulous vintage automobile, though. - See more at: http://www.paleycenter.org/2014-jerry-seinfeld#sthash.2NV2SGRB.dpuf

"The Soup" host Joel McHale takes joy riding in a classic 1959 ride to new heights with "Veep" star Tony Hale. Who wants booger sugar?!

Jerry Seinfeld and his guests Tina Fey, Brian Regan, and Sarah Silverman converse about the most beloved of all pastries, the donut, in this episode of Comedians in Cars: Single Shot.

Jerry's special guests Alec Baldwin, Larry David, Ricky Gervais, Barry Marder, Sarah Silverman and Howard Stern take their discussions out of the closet in this episode of Comedians in Cars: Single Shot.

Jerry and his laundry list of guests deliberate over the one thing comedians love above all else. Food.

Jerry's special guests Robert Klein, Jay Leno, Don Rickles, Chris Rock and Sarah Silverman discuss the ups and downs of marriage in this episode of Comedians In Cars: Single Shot.

Jerry and his special guests Louis C.K., Bob Einstein, Joel Hodgson, Seth Meyers and Michael Richards debate the complexities of making the big bucks in this episode of Comedians In Cars: Single Shot.

Jerry and his special guests Larry David, Gad Elmaleh, Robert Klein, Jay Leno, Seth Meyers, Sarah Jessica Parker, Don Rickles, Sarah Silverman and Howard Stern reminisce about their humble roots in this episode of Comedians In Cars: Single Shot.

Jerry and his special guests Todd Barry, Gad Elmaleh, Tina Fey, Sarah Jessica Parker and Colin Quinn converse about life in The Big Apple.

Jerry and his special guests Louis C.K., Gad Elmaleh, Bob Einstein, Sarah Silverman, Howard Stern and George Wallace take their discussions to a sexy new level.

Jerry and his special guests Jay Leno and David Letterman grab a cup and talk about their favorite topic… themselves.

Gotta go? Jerry and his special guests Mel Brooks, Larry David, Bob Einstein, Gad Elmaleh, Sarah Silverman, Howard Stern, and George Wallace can’t hold it any longer as they discuss the complexities of toilet time.

Jerry and his special guests Alec Baldwin, Larry David, Tina Fey, Robert Klein, Sarah Jessica Parker, Brian Regan and George Wallace confabulate apropos heterogeneous jargon while they luxuriate in coffee’s unequivocal piquancy.

Who WANTS to work? Jerry and his special guests Todd Barry, Louis C.K., Robert Klein, Seth Meyers, Patton Oswalt, Brian Regan, Jon Stewart and Colin Quinn reflect on the jobs that taught them... working sucks!

Cream and sugar, or lemon and ice? Jerry and his special guests Larry David, Joel Hodgson and Michael Richards attempt to answer a question as old as time… Coffee or tea?

Things get a little hairy when Jerry talks about the allure of a carefully sculpted coiffure with Louis C.K., Larry David, Tina Fey, Ricky Gervais and mop-top Howard Stern.

Jerry Seinfeld is urgently called in to the Crackle World Headquarters to speak with the President, Dick Corcoran. Season 5 Promo

Jerry and the majority of his special guests ask the same question… what is Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee?!

Jerry and his special guests Brian Regan, Howard Stern, Sarah Silverman, Todd Barry, Aziz Ansari, Chris Rock and Jay Leno talk what it means to be a comedian. Are comedians really just smart idiots?

Jerry and guests including Miranda Sings, David Letterman, Tina Fey, Louis C.K., Bill Burr, Howard Stern, Bob Einstein, Todd Barry, Aziz Ansari, and Jon Stewart question the use of Twitter and sharing tweet nothings.

Jerry and special guests Bob Einstein, Robert Klein, Sarah Jessica Parker, Amy Schumer, Miranda Sings, Howard Stern,and Jon Stewart talk growing a pair of, well you know.

Jerry and his guests place their orders for eggs.

Jerry ad his guests talk about religion.

Jerry and his special guests reminisce on their childhood and the siblings that left them saying, "Oh, brother."

Jerry and his special guests ponder over the manners of the every day citizen (or lack thereof).

Jerry and his guests talk about the connection between comedians.

Guests buckle up their seat belts before hitting the road with Jerry.

Jerry and his guests make references to Hitler.

Jerry and his guests talk about jail.

Jerry and his guests debate over what is an appropriate percentage celebrities should leave as a tip.

Jerry and his guests talk about their kids.

Jerry and his guests discuss chicken.

A selection of Jerry's analogies.

Jerry and his guests discuss their laziness.

Jerry and his guests recall their first gigs.

Jerry's guests discuss their experiences with drugs.

Jerry and his guests talk about ketchup.

Jerry and his guests talk about standup comedian Don Rickles.

Jerry and his guests discuss Jewish cuisine and the lewd eating habits that go along with it.

Jerry and his guests joke about mortality.

Jerry and his guests talk baseball.

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Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Larry David (Curb Your Enthusiasm), drive a 1952 Volkswagon Beetle to John O'Groats in Los Angeles, CA for some coffee

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Ricky Gervais (The Office), drive a 1967 Austin-Healey 3000 to City Island Diner in City Island, NY for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Brian Regan (Late Show with David Letterman) drive a 1970 Dodge Challenger to Rae's Diner in Santa Monica, CA for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Alec Baldwin (30 Rock) drive a 1970 Mercedes Benz 280 SL to Fairway Market Café in New York City, NY for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Joel Hodgson (Jimmy Kimmel Live!), drive a 1963 Volkswagon Karmann Ghia to Skylark Diner in Edison, NJ for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Bob Einstein (Super Dave), drive a 1970 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL 6.3 to Jerry's Deli in Studio City, CA and Nate 'n Al's in Beverly Hills, CA for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Barry Marder (Bee Movie) drive a 1966 Porsche 356 SC Cabriolet to Bendix Diner in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guests, Colin Quinn (Grown Ups) & Mario Joyner (Everybody Hates Chris) drive a 1976 Triumph TR6 to Fort Defiance Café in Brooklyn, NY for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guests, Carl Reiner (The Dick Van Dyke Show) & Mel Brooks (Blazing Saddles) drive a 1960 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II & 1970 Porsche 911S to Norm's Diner in Los Angeles, CA for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Michael Richards drive a 1962 Volkswagen Bus to The Malibu Kitchen in Malibu, CA for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld takes Sarah Silverman for a ride in a 1969 Jaguar E-Type Series 2 before stopping by Millie's Cafe in the Silver Lake section of Los Angeles for some food and coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, David Letterman (Late Show with David Letterman), drive a 1995 Volvo 960 to Green Granary in New Milford, CT for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Gad Elmaleh (Midnight in Paris), drive a 1950 Citroen 2CV to Pommes Frites & French Roast New York City, NY for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Don Rickles (The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson), drive a 1958 Cadillac Eldorado to Factor's Famous Deli in Los Angeles, CA for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Seth Meyers (Saturday Night Live), drive a 1973 Porsche 911 Carrera RS to the Roebling Tea Room in Brooklyn, NY for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Chris Rock (Everybody Hates Chris), drive a 1967 Lamborghini Miura P400S to Allendale Eats in Allendale, NJ for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Louis C.K., drive a 1959 Fiat Jolly to Louie's boat for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Patton Oswalt, drive a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 to The Handsome Coffee Roasters for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Jay Leno, drive a 1949 Porsche 356/2 to Jones Coffee for Jay's first cup of coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld (Seinfeld) and his special guest Todd Barry (Wanderlust) drive a 1966 MGB Roadster to Coney Island for a hot dog.

Jerry Seinfeld (Seinfeld) and his special guest, Tina Fey (30 Rock), drive a 1967 Volvo 1800S to Floridita Restaurant for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld (Seinfeld) and his special guest, George Costanza, drive a 1976 American Motors Pacer to Tom's Restaurant for some coffee.

Jerry Seinfeld (Seinfeld) and his special guest, Howard Stern (The Howard Stern Show), drive "The Judge" a 1969 Pontiac GTO to The Bel Aire Diner for some coffee in the season finale.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest, Sarah Jessica Parker, sip a Starbucks while driving a 1976 Ford Country Station Wagon to Long Island’s Colony Diner ... for another cup of coffee.

Comedians Jerry Seinfeld and George Wallace reminisce about their over-35-year friendship while cruising the Las Vegas strip in a 1965 Buick Riviera before stopping at the famous Peppermill Restaurant.

Jerry Seinfeld and his hero, Robert Klein, cruise around Westchester County, NY, in a ‘67 Jaguar Mark II to look for lunch and a hot brew and somehow wind up at Sing Sing prison.

Jerry takes the wheel of Aziz Ansari’s “flying brick,” a 2012 Prevost X3-45 VIP tour bus, and tries avoids trees and curbs before pulling into a truck stop diner for a quick meal and a cup o’ joe.

When Jerry Seinfeld can no longer take driving a 1978 AMC Gremlin, guest Jon Stewart’s first car, he ditches it for its much bigger brother, a 1968 AMX, before they head over to the Tick Tock Diner in Clifton, NJ.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest Kevin Hart stylishly cruise around town in a 1959 Porsche RSK Spyder for their "weird male date." Plus special extra feature: "Dick Corcoran"

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest Amy Schumer check out “cute bongs” as they walk to a local diner for some coffee after their 1971 Ferrari Daytona breaks down.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest Bill Burr cruise around L.A. in a 1970 Ford Mustang like a couple of bosses out on the town in the middle of the day.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest Miranda Sings cruise around town in a 1960 Austin Healey Sprite in search of coffee, complaining and apologizing along the way.

Jerry Seinfeld and his special guest Fred Armisen cruise over to Portland's Coava in a 1965 Saab 96 Monte Carlo 850 for some coffee.

Jerry and his special guest, Ali Wentworth go out for a spin in a low grill 1970 Mercedes 280SE Cabriolet to wasply grab some coffee.

Jerry and his special guest Jimmy Fallon cruise over to Jerry's actual car in a 1956 Chevy Corvette convertible to hop aboard yet another vehicle to enjoy some comedic sailing out at sea.

Jerry and his special guest Jimmy Fallon finish up their day on the water and head back to the mainland for John's Famous Pancake House and a cup of coffee.

Jerry and the “James Bond of comedy” Julia Louis-Dreyfus reminisce as they share a cappuccino after cruising the Pacific Palisades in a 1964 Aston Martin DB5.

Jerry and Steve Harvey prowl Chicago in a ‘57 Chevy Bel Air convertible, enjoy some fine cigars and muse about offensive jokes and the futility of comedy class.

Jerry’s full of testosterone as he steps into a ‘76 Lamborghini Countach with Jim Carrey, who’s between a three-week cleanse and a five-day silent retreat. After coffee, it’s off to Carrey’s studio to study a portrait of a gorilla with a machine gun. Wow.

Jerry chooses a 1979 VW Bug police car for good buddy Bill Maher because, as he says, Maher seems to have authority but actually has none. Case in point: when Maher talks politics, Jerry asks, “Boxers or briefs?”

Jerry takes incoming Daily Show host Trevor Noah on a tour down under the Brooklyn Bridge, where they riff on football (aka, soccer), apartheid’s stupidity, and Noah’s insane daily routine.

Jerry rides shotgun with Stephen Colbert in a 1964 Morgan Plus 4, a British import that says you just don’t care what people think. He’s a late-night madman, according to Jerry, who’s impressed with Colbert’s beard and the manly way he pretends to smoke a pipe.

For the premiere episode of Season 7, Jerry takes President Barack Obama for a spin in a 1963 Corvette Stingray Split Window Coupe but finds it hard to spirit the leader of the free world off the White House grounds.

Jerry goes up to the country with Steve Martin in a beautiful but delicate 1954 Siata 8v and come back to the city in something else altogether. In between they converse about confidence, quitting and the best opening lines.

Jerry takes Kathleen Madigan and her buddy Chuck Martin out for a spin in Los Angeles as they ponder the pejorative meaning of the word “tool” and wonder why dads get no sports shout-outs.

Garry Shandling rides shotgun in a 1979 Porsche 930 as he and Jerry goof on Matthew McConaughey and the Dalai Lama during a trip to Seinfeld’s old New York street set.

In a perfect combination of guy, car and moment, Sebastian Maniscalco cruises the streets of L.A. with Jerry in a ‘69 Camaro Z/28 and talks about growing up in a Sicilian family, his grooming habits and having a mean resting face.

Will Ferrell says the secret to his comedy is that he looks like a banker but acts like a nut, which is why Jerry picks him up in a “happy, silly” 1970 Plymouth Road Runner SuperBird for a mid-day break.

In the Season 8 premiere, Jerry roughs it with Jim Gaffigan in a 1977 Volkswagen Camper Bus, eats pastrami at the 2nd Avenue Deli.

Jerry and pal Margaret Cho grab coffee at LA's Highland Cafe in a 1967 Mazda Cosmo Sport. Next thing we know, he's opening for her at The Stress Factory in New Jersey.

 Jerry grabs coffee with writer-director Judd Apatow at the 101 Coffee Shop in Los Angeles. The car: a 1968 Firebird 400 convertible.

Jerry is kaffeeklatsching in L.A. this week with funnyman J.B. Smoove. They’re headed for brew at 10 Speed Coffee in a 1964 Studebaker Avanti.

Jerry convinces comedy genius Lorne Michaels to open up about the show that made him famous. The car: a 1955 Mercedes 300SL Gullwing.

In the Season 8 finale, Jerry and John Oliver (The Daily Show, Last Week Tonight) go for a coffee and comedy run in a 1959 Triumph TR3.

Jerry is ready to partay this week with comic goddess Kristen Wiig in the Season 9 premiere. The pair are taking a 1964 Volvo 122S Amazon to LA's iconic House of Pies.

Jerry is taking funnyman Norm MacDonald for a coffee run in a 1958 Porsche Speedster. Destination: Jackson Hole Diner in Queens.

Jerry is rolling out a 1958 Bentley S1 Continental for Cedric the Entertainer for a trip to The Butcher’s Daughter in NYC.

Jerry can’t take angry comedian Lewis Black anywhere. Watch Lewis rant with his mouth full at Junior's Cheesecake, and road-rage all over New York in a 1967 Cadillac Eldorado.

Academy Award® winner and Austrian national treasure Christoph Waltz has never tasted an IHOP pancake. Enter Jerry Seinfeld and a 1957 BMW 507 Series II Roadster to right this grievous wrong.

In the season finale, Jerry’s buying pal Bob Einstein (aka Super Dave Osborne) coffee at Hollywood’s Urth Caffe and sandwiches at Bay Cities Deli & Bakery. If his guest is funny enough, Jerry might throw in a 2016 Acura NSX.

Zach Galifianakis joins Jerry for bike shopping and doughnuts in a Volkswagen Thing before turning the tables and making Jerry sit between two ferns.

In Washington, D.C., Jerry and Dave Chappelle take a ride in a 1973 Citroën Maserati SM and pay a visit to Dave's old high school.

Jerry picks up Ellen DeGeneres in a 1977 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser. They discuss her start in comedy, then Ellen teaches Jerry a lesson about car keys.

In a 1984 Ferrari 288 GTO, Jerry and Tracy Morgan do some grocery shopping, talk about raisins and hit a diner in Ridgewood, New Jersey.

Jerry picks up Brian Regan in Brian's favorite car, a Cadillac XLR convertible, and they get coffee and visit a golf shop (to Jerry's chagrin).

Dana Carvey and Jerry roll in a Meyers Manx dune buggy to the Beverly Hills Hotel for coffee, then Dana plays guitar for Jerry at a music store.

Jerry picks up basketball enthusiast Hasan Minhaj in a 1992 Ferrari 512 TR and tries to explain why baseball's better over coffee and pancakes.

Jerry takes Neal Brennan to Hermosa Beach in a 1965 Porsche 356C Coupe to discuss comic philosophies and why they didn't watch each other's shows.

In a 1969 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super, Jerry and John Mulaney do some rug shopping for John's apartment and head to Staten Island for pizza and coffee.

Kate McKinnon joins Jerry for a jaunt around Manhattan in a 1962 Fiat 600 Multipla, and they dive into topics like the Coriolis effect over coffee.

Jerry picks up Alec Baldwin in a 1974 BMW 3.0 CS coupe, and they drive to their shared hometown of Massapequa, New York, to swap old stories.

Jerry travels to Las Vegas in a 1966 Jaguar E-Type to spend time with his hero, Jerry Lewis, in what would be Lewis's final on-screen appearance.

Jerry picks up Eddie Murphy in a Porsche Carrera GT for a wide-ranging conversation about Eddie's career and coming up together in late-'70s New York.

In a beat-up 1976 Dodge Monaco, Jerry and Seth Rogen get coffee and make an Arby's run while musing on fame, feelings, awards, beards and more.

Jerry gets Ricky Gervais in a 2018 Rolls-Royce convertible, and their discussion includes whether or not to leave a stereotypical joke in the episode.

Jerry and Ricky stop at a bakery, pounder unfunny comedians and Holocaust jokes, then try not to run out of things to say while stuck in traffic.

In a 2018 Lamborghini Huracán, Jerry and Matthew Broderick roll by Matthew's old home, find trouble at Patagonia and live out a baseball fantasy.

Jerry takes a 1969 Maserati Mistral to New Orleans to meet Jamie Foxx. Jamie talks about his comedy inspiration and how he stays humble and hungry.

Rolling around in vintage Italian scooters, Jerry and Sebastian Maniscalco discuss likes and dislikes and how comedians function in "normal" society.

Martin Short talks about the '70s Toronto comedy scene and being funny on demand as he and Jerry drive around LA in a 1983 Mercedes station wagon.

In a 1974 VW Thing, Jerry and his old friend Mario Joyner hit up a barbershop, eat chicken and waffles, and discuss being a well-rounded entertainer.

Jerry and impressionist Melissa Villaseñor visit a Brooklyn food museum in a 1991 Nissan Figaro and talk funny voices and Silly Putty.

Cabaret performer Bridget Everett finds some pent-up anger in Jerry, and the pair get tarot readings while cruising in a 1961 Cadillac convertible.

Jerry picks up longtime friend Barry Marder in a 1966 Porsche 356 SC Cabriolet, and they rank bodily functions, go shopping and eat Twinkies.