Awesome Jerry Seinfeld

Artificial intelligence technology is getting really good at certain things, especially things like writing and replicating voices. This video from Speaking of AI combines both of those skills to create a convincing Jerry Seinfeld standup routine that he neither wrote nor performed in real life.

Comedian Jerry Seinfeld is back on the stage with his first collection of all-new standup material in over 20 years, as he complains once more about life’s little annoyances, from public bathrooms to eating bad buffet meals – a welcome respite from our world’s actual problems. The 1-hour special lands on Netflix 5.5.20.

For the latest season of Jerry Seinfeld’s automotive interview show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, he’s joined by Eddie Murphy, Seth Rogen, Melissa Villaseñor, Ricky Gervais, Jamie Foxx, Martin Short, Matthew Broderick, and more big stars and amazing cars. Drops 7/19/19 on Netflix.

YouTuber Spacepig22 worked a little video magic on a classic scene from Seinfeld, replacing Jerry Seinfeld with Barry B. Benson, the fuzzy little insect he portrayed in The Bee Movie. It would be fun to see an entire episode done this way.

“Sunglasses! Why are they called sunglasses? They block the sun!” We haven’t heard much from Pete Holmes since his show was cancelled. But you know who really wants to be heard? New Material Seinfeld. Watch him try out his jokes on Pete.

“Are you ready?” “I got some stuff to do.” Jerry Seinfeld had coffee with U.S. President Obama. They talked about Larry David’s sunscreen, crazy world leaders, the value of cursing and more, as they tool around in a 1963 Corvette Sting Ray. Unofficial mirror here.

As time marches on, it seems our penchant for quoting the best lines of favorite Seinfeld episodes is fading. We’ve flipped the script though and are getting our fill once again, thanks to this supercut from the WorldWideInterweb.

Jerry Seinfeld recently received a CLIO Award for his work in commercials, but instead of the typical platitudes, he took the opportunity to rip the advertising industry and consumerism to shreds with a brutally honest acceptance speech.

In this special episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry reunites with George, played of course by Jason Alexander. They spend the entire time bickering and riding a clunker. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.

Jerry Seinfeld kicks off the third season of the offbeat but always entertaining Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee by giving Louis C.K. a ride to the Chelsea Piers in a ridiculous 59′ Fiat Jolly so they can take Louis’ yacht on the Hudson River.

In the latest episode of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry drives a vintage Rolls, and joins comedy veterans Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks for a chat and some deli sandwiches.