Enjoyed it as well. Really good stuff.

You know it's good when you are sad each episode is over. The length of these new episodes has been significantly longer than most from the 1st season. I'm very happy about that.

Need to catch up

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They are longer, which is nice, but on the flip side, they aren't doing deleted scenes this season, which pretty much evens out the amount of content.

I just got caught up last night....Sarah's story about the teenage girl who she told to start smiling instead of staring with a blank face was hysterical.

She had several funny parts...i liked her waaaay more than I ever have before.

Letterman was also an interesting listen...I can only imagine how many stories that guy has. He really looks like hell without all the Late Show makeup though

He's just freckly

Silverman is really likeable. Like all famous people, she's a dirty liberal, but other than that, she's great. I just read her book (finished it last night, in fact), and I thought it was really, really good. I love stand up comedy so I love reading stuff by comedians, hearing stories about the business, etc. And she had lots of good ones. And lots of her trademark brand of humor.

I haven't been as much of a fan of Letterman in recent years, but I really enjoyed his interaction with Seinfeld. Good episode.

What did everyone think of today's episode? Wasn't the strongest, but still enjoyable. I thought it was interesting that they showed a couple interactions with strangers. I always wonder how much of that stuff goes on and interrupts the show they're trying to film, considering the fact that Seinfeld is so famous and they're just hanging out in random places.

I really enjoyed today's episode. Really can't wait for Rickles. It's gonna be great. Jerry might not get one word in.

I really enjoyed today's episode. I had never heard of the French guy (and still couldn't tell you his name), but he was very funny and played well off of Jerry. I think that's what makes the most successful episodes: when the two have a chance to really interact and feed off each other's humor. My favorite episode of the season so far. I also liked seeing John Travolta in the '70s Honda commercial.

Copied Enzo with my first line. Completely unintentional.

Today's was really funny. Most laughs I had this year.

Especially the talk about "you done working on this", the baseball fans, and guys on elevator impression. That guy was really funny

I thought it was really good as well. The "are you still working on that" was hilarious. Gad was pretty funny.

Another great episode.

just great stuff

I really enjoyed Letterman. Which is funny, because I've grown to really dislike him. But I really enjoyed that episode.

I enjoyed the episode a lot. Probably the most interesting vehicle I can remember on there as well.

I hadn't heard of Gad but recognized him as the private detective who goes missing in Midnight in Paris, which is one of my favorite movies. Interesting learning more about him and wonder if he'll ever get to the point of doing his stand-up in English. He seems like a pretty funny guy.

Rickles was great! That was probably in the top three (the other two being Larry David and Michael Richards).

Love listening to Rickles talk about the old days playing Vegas with Frank Sinatra. Good stuff.

That was great, just wish it was longer! You can't tell me there wasn't a lot more good material to fill out a whole 20 minute episode.

Rickles was great, good luck to whoever has to follow that. That probably should have been the season finally.

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http://comediansincarsgettingcoffee.com/seth-meyers-really-episode-trailer

Seth Meyers...ugh.

Seth Meyers AWESOME

The Seth Meyers preview looks great.

Line of the season: "What if I'm in Macy's and I get diarrhea?"

Seth was great, Chris Rock is going to be incredible

Yeah, since the series started, I've been looking forward to seeing Chris Rock. I have very high hopes for that one.

Myers talking about and demonstrating his dad's expression when he would get interrupted was so funny I've had to go back and watch it several times.

I also went back and watched some old episodes and I have to say that Colin Quinn's line about Downtown Abbey was maybe the funniest individual line of season one, the Larry David episode had the most comedic genius interaction of any episode, and the Brian Regan episode is still the best from a stand-up comedy perspective (they talk about bits, and some of their conversations sound like bits).

Pretty OK episode today. Not really too much in the way of laugh-out-loud moments but still enjoyable.

Sweet ride.

Chris Rock is great. I thought it was solid.

I haven't read the whole thread, so maybe this has been asked: What are the chances of Louis CK being on this. I would love to see it.

There has yet to be an episode I didn't like.

I thought the Chris Rock episode was hysterical.

If there is a third season, I bet CK is on it. He and Seinfeld have done stuff together before.

Jerry tweeted the other day that he plans on doing 2 six episode seasons a year.

Are the episodes only like 10 minutes long? I cant tell on mobile.

Usually more like 15.