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and today we’re counting down our picks
for the top 10 episodes of comedians in
cars getting coffee before we begin we
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videos for this list we’re looking at
the most hilarious as well as the most
memorable episodes of this highly bin
jabal show number 10 John Oliver Jerry
decides to pick up his coffee companion
for the day in a 1959 triumph tr3 it is
pouring rain which is perhaps fitting
today together they talk history accents
and dialects and how the English like to
have fun before heading to all’s well
cafe and restaurant there in a cozy nook
they discuss personal aesthetics
Englishness and of course the internal
logic of comedy I understand we have
done some terrible things through our
history nobody’s really thinking about
that by the end you can really see the
friendship forming it’s a great primer
to the premise of the show dissecting
not only comedy but how true comedians
tick off the floor on his knees like a
dog number 9 Will Ferrell for the
biggest kid of them all
Jerry picks his guest up in a 1970
Plymouth Roadrunner super bird why do
people in movies film or pictures I
think they’re very very important I
don’t know but I love it so much the two
comedians start things off by discussing
film or rather Farrell’s lack of film
attendance before switching gears to
talk about how he did attend an early
stand-up show of Seinfeld’s back in 85
what year would that have been
do you recall 85 I would have been still
in high school really treat it to the
story of Farrell’s time as a bank teller
the two continue to play off each other
trading banter and stories including
several anecdotes about cats low-key and
light-hearted it’s an episode for
everyone to enjoy this cafe it’s like
grease
there’s no real visible financial model
here that makes any sense but they’ll be
open tomorrow right
number eight David Letterman Jerry has
fun with his chosen car before picking
up his guests upon meeting up Letterman
reveals the oddly charming story about
how he originally got the car Paul
Newman called and asked if he’d like a
station wagon with a racing engine to
which the at the time young comedian
said sure what is this well Dave it’s a
family car so today this is the family
that’s me and that’s you it’s a cute
dynamic between the two recognizable
faces as Letterman comes to terms that
he’s among gasp real people not actors
and that they can and must talk like
regular folks I mean if we were robbing
a bank bill Randy they talk parenting
styles but the real gold is the
reminiscing about the early days on
stage when laughs were apparently hard
to come by because I had watched a lot
of comedians and I thought well the
owner seems to be kind of laughing
anyway and then when you go up there you
find out they’re not laughing at all
number 7 Steve Harvey in this episode
car and comedian both make a statement
and that statement is fun and
unforgettable picking his guests up in a
1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible this
episode kicks off right in ultra-smooth
style even Harvey is blown away by how
OnPoint the vehicle choices together the
comedians discussed the movement of
comedy and the way Harvey incorporates
physical comedy into his act big
question is comedy teachable seems
unlikely do you think it’s teachable as
they enjoy coffee and lunch
Harvey shares his feeling that comedy
has to come from within and the comedy
classes are a waste of time they end the
day in the classiest cigar lounge in
Chicago do you bother Jerry Seinfeld
they’re pretty good look well number 6
Larry David isn’t it great when old
friends get together past collaborators
on a little-known show back in the 90s
you might have heard of it Jerry and the
Curb Your Enthusiasm star not Bob
Einstein that’s for another episode head
off to breakfast excited once I’m
excited but I’m looking forward to it
a conversation which navigates through
the past jokes and ideas relationships
strict diets and the power of a cigar
over a cigarette is just casual talk
they finally truly do a show about
nothing and it is as oddly compelling as
ever I can’t believe this up people yes
number five Ricky Gervais if there’s one
thing Ricky Gervais is known for it’s
his rapid-fire no punches pulled
completely mad approach to comedy what
do you think so far I think it’s a death
trap it is which is apparently the
opposite of what he likes in his driving
style when going for a casual Drive
after Jerry picks him up in a 1967
austin-healey 3000 the American comedian
burns rubber and nearly gives Gervase
several heart attacks during lunch they
discussed the infamous Golden Globes
Awards Show gervase hosted Fame
etiquette and what moment in history
they would have liked to have witnessed
the most how about being in Hitler’s
bunker there as he’s screaming a bit
nervous after that car journey his
number for Chris Rock after getting
picked up in a 1969 lamborghini miura
rock gets straight to his trademark
observational wit noting that the
company you’re with changes everything
about what you’re doing this eases into
musings about simple inventions from the
present making their way into the past
and how they would change everything
about a person’s fortunes or destiny
like a newer caveman and you had a
lighter
you’ve been king of the world the
high-concept banter is kept light of
course by the fact that it’s being
delivered by two comedians who are just
having a good time it’s a fun insightful
episode that should not be missed have
you ever talked in a funeral I talked at
a friend’s funeral this year yeah got a
couple left you
number three Michael Richards Michael
Richards is not the only Seinfeld cast
member to make an appearance on
comedians and cars
Jerry has also picked up Julia
louis-dreyfus in a 1964 Aston Martin no
less and Jason Alexander in full George
Costanza character can’t believe the
Super Bowl is in New York well I gotta
have it somewhere but we just couldn’t
leave Kramer off the list
Jerry picks the comedian up in a
dilapidated 1962 Volkswagen bus and
things take an odd turn immediately when
Richard’s asks that they turned down a
side street to drop by professional
boxer Sugar Ray Leonard’s house at
random but the woman who answers the
door is not Leonard I’m sure that was
his house also turns out Richards was
doing a bit he doesn’t know Sugar Ray
Leonard never a dull moment I think you
should wear a hat and some sunglasses or
somehow Michael free yourself
number two Tina Fey driving through
Manhattan Seinfeld talks with one of the
most tireless and funny comedians out
there Tina Fey I like that this is just
like a metal ring with your attire horse
– they discuss food and how eating can
be a little mini-vacation in a stressful
day as food is the reward of any day the
conversation takes a number of twists
and turns covering a wide range of
subjects but at the heart of it is a
mutual love of food that’s why I win an
Emmy and they’d be like what’s my food
treat gonna be like the Emmy was not a
treat of course Tina Fey also gives some
sage life advice about being pleased
with one’s accomplishments while
continuously looking forward don’t waste
time reminiscing just keep working I
would commit to 22 episodes yeah before
we unveil our number one pick here are
oh my god
Nelda nailed it
celebrate disabilities that’s a short
dull party number one Barack Obama this
interview with the former president is
excellent not just for its insight but
for its comedy too the dry humor Barack
Obama delivers is something to behold
could I throw this out you have a
garbage you have to use the non
presidential Garvey Oh
Obama is not a comedian but this episode
makes you wonder about an alternate
reality where he is of course they
couldn’t really go anywhere in the car
a beautiful 1963 Corvette Stingray
because of the Secret Service and all
that I do really well would be zero to
eight demographic oh really yeah they
love me partly because I think my ears
are big and so I look a little like a
cartoon character right they do however
check out the president’s armored
vehicle drive in the driveway of the
White House and then go down into the
staff break room to chat it’s a deeply
down-to-earth exchange and quite
possibly one of the best Obama
interviews out there no black I’ve one
black suit blacks too rough for a
president you got a soft but I’m a cool
president that’s true do you agree with
our picks check out these other great
clips from WatchMojo and subscribe for new videos every day
laughing and appreciating comedy in a
whole new way welcome to watchmojo.com
and today we’re counting down our picks
for the top 10 episodes of comedians in
cars getting coffee before we begin we
publish new content every day so be sure
to subscribe to our Channel and ring the
bell to get notified about our latest
videos for this list we’re looking at
the most hilarious as well as the most
memorable episodes of this highly bin
jabal show number 10 John Oliver Jerry
decides to pick up his coffee companion
for the day in a 1959 triumph tr3 it is
pouring rain which is perhaps fitting
today together they talk history accents
and dialects and how the English like to
have fun before heading to all’s well
cafe and restaurant there in a cozy nook
they discuss personal aesthetics
Englishness and of course the internal
logic of comedy I understand we have
done some terrible things through our
history nobody’s really thinking about
that by the end you can really see the
friendship forming it’s a great primer
to the premise of the show dissecting
not only comedy but how true comedians
tick off the floor on his knees like a
dog number 9 Will Ferrell for the
biggest kid of them all
Jerry picks his guest up in a 1970
Plymouth Roadrunner super bird why do
people in movies film or pictures I
think they’re very very important I
don’t know but I love it so much the two
comedians start things off by discussing
film or rather Farrell’s lack of film
attendance before switching gears to
talk about how he did attend an early
stand-up show of Seinfeld’s back in 85
what year would that have been
do you recall 85 I would have been still
in high school really treat it to the
story of Farrell’s time as a bank teller
the two continue to play off each other
trading banter and stories including
several anecdotes about cats low-key and
light-hearted it’s an episode for
everyone to enjoy this cafe it’s like
grease
there’s no real visible financial model
here that makes any sense but they’ll be
open tomorrow right
number eight David Letterman Jerry has
fun with his chosen car before picking
up his guests upon meeting up Letterman
reveals the oddly charming story about
how he originally got the car Paul
Newman called and asked if he’d like a
station wagon with a racing engine to
which the at the time young comedian
said sure what is this well Dave it’s a
family car so today this is the family
that’s me and that’s you it’s a cute
dynamic between the two recognizable
faces as Letterman comes to terms that
he’s among gasp real people not actors
and that they can and must talk like
regular folks I mean if we were robbing
a bank bill Randy they talk parenting
styles but the real gold is the
reminiscing about the early days on
stage when laughs were apparently hard
to come by because I had watched a lot
of comedians and I thought well the
owner seems to be kind of laughing
anyway and then when you go up there you
find out they’re not laughing at all
number 7 Steve Harvey in this episode
car and comedian both make a statement
and that statement is fun and
unforgettable picking his guests up in a
1957 Chevy Bel Air convertible this
episode kicks off right in ultra-smooth
style even Harvey is blown away by how
OnPoint the vehicle choices together the
comedians discussed the movement of
comedy and the way Harvey incorporates
physical comedy into his act big
question is comedy teachable seems
unlikely do you think it’s teachable as
they enjoy coffee and lunch
Harvey shares his feeling that comedy
has to come from within and the comedy
classes are a waste of time they end the
day in the classiest cigar lounge in
Chicago do you bother Jerry Seinfeld
they’re pretty good look well number 6
Larry David isn’t it great when old
friends get together past collaborators
on a little-known show back in the 90s
you might have heard of it Jerry and the
Curb Your Enthusiasm star not Bob
Einstein that’s for another episode head
off to breakfast excited once I’m
excited but I’m looking forward to it
a conversation which navigates through
the past jokes and ideas relationships
strict diets and the power of a cigar
over a cigarette is just casual talk
they finally truly do a show about
nothing and it is as oddly compelling as
ever I can’t believe this up people yes
number five Ricky Gervais if there’s one
thing Ricky Gervais is known for it’s
his rapid-fire no punches pulled
completely mad approach to comedy what
do you think so far I think it’s a death
trap it is which is apparently the
opposite of what he likes in his driving
style when going for a casual Drive
after Jerry picks him up in a 1967
austin-healey 3000 the American comedian
burns rubber and nearly gives Gervase
several heart attacks during lunch they
discussed the infamous Golden Globes
Awards Show gervase hosted Fame
etiquette and what moment in history
they would have liked to have witnessed
the most how about being in Hitler’s
bunker there as he’s screaming a bit
nervous after that car journey his
number for Chris Rock after getting
picked up in a 1969 lamborghini miura
rock gets straight to his trademark
observational wit noting that the
company you’re with changes everything
about what you’re doing this eases into
musings about simple inventions from the
present making their way into the past
and how they would change everything
about a person’s fortunes or destiny
like a newer caveman and you had a
lighter
you’ve been king of the world the
high-concept banter is kept light of
course by the fact that it’s being
delivered by two comedians who are just
having a good time it’s a fun insightful
episode that should not be missed have
you ever talked in a funeral I talked at
a friend’s funeral this year yeah got a
couple left you
number three Michael Richards Michael
Richards is not the only Seinfeld cast
member to make an appearance on
comedians and cars
Jerry has also picked up Julia
louis-dreyfus in a 1964 Aston Martin no
less and Jason Alexander in full George
Costanza character can’t believe the
Super Bowl is in New York well I gotta
have it somewhere but we just couldn’t
leave Kramer off the list
Jerry picks the comedian up in a
dilapidated 1962 Volkswagen bus and
things take an odd turn immediately when
Richard’s asks that they turned down a
side street to drop by professional
boxer Sugar Ray Leonard’s house at
random but the woman who answers the
door is not Leonard I’m sure that was
his house also turns out Richards was
doing a bit he doesn’t know Sugar Ray
Leonard never a dull moment I think you
should wear a hat and some sunglasses or
somehow Michael free yourself
number two Tina Fey driving through
Manhattan Seinfeld talks with one of the
most tireless and funny comedians out
there Tina Fey I like that this is just
like a metal ring with your attire horse
– they discuss food and how eating can
be a little mini-vacation in a stressful
day as food is the reward of any day the
conversation takes a number of twists
and turns covering a wide range of
subjects but at the heart of it is a
mutual love of food that’s why I win an
Emmy and they’d be like what’s my food
treat gonna be like the Emmy was not a
treat of course Tina Fey also gives some
sage life advice about being pleased
with one’s accomplishments while
continuously looking forward don’t waste
time reminiscing just keep working I
would commit to 22 episodes yeah before
we unveil our number one pick here are
oh my god
Nelda nailed it
celebrate disabilities that’s a short
dull party number one Barack Obama this
interview with the former president is
excellent not just for its insight but
for its comedy too the dry humor Barack
Obama delivers is something to behold
could I throw this out you have a
garbage you have to use the non
presidential Garvey Oh
Obama is not a comedian but this episode
makes you wonder about an alternate
reality where he is of course they
couldn’t really go anywhere in the car
a beautiful 1963 Corvette Stingray
because of the Secret Service and all
that I do really well would be zero to
eight demographic oh really yeah they
love me partly because I think my ears
are big and so I look a little like a
cartoon character right they do however
check out the president’s armored
vehicle drive in the driveway of the
White House and then go down into the
staff break room to chat it’s a deeply
down-to-earth exchange and quite
possibly one of the best Obama
interviews out there no black I’ve one
black suit blacks too rough for a
president you got a soft but I’m a cool
president that’s true do you agree with
our picks check out these other great
clips from WatchMojo and subscribe for new videos every day
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