Comedians in Cars is fantastic segments where the likeable Jerry Seinfeld takes his celebrity friends out for a cup of coffee. It's great to see celebrities we all know in familiar settings, being themselves and having an informal coffee. This unique concept is bigger than you think because before this you have the standard talk show interviews or interviews with an anchor or network. Now you have a more relatable and humorous setting with Celebs.

Amongst the worst things I've ever seen on Netflix and certainly the least funny comedy. It's so bad you can't even leave it on in the background for background noise.

I love the show: its tone, sensibility, guests. The comedians usually are from the United States, hence the Amercia-centric vibe. Still, Jerry has been respectful to the foreign born guests. It is a comedic mindset from an earlier era, and that's what makes it great.

I think that those people who wrote negative reviews simply don't understand the concept of this series. I don't believe this is supposed to be a "comedy " show, something designed to make you laugh, although some episodes are hilarious. Mainly it is a show presenting various celebrities in unscripted "casual", informal settings talking about whatever pops into their minds at the moment: sometimes funny, sometimes not. Whichever, I always come away with some new insight on the featured celebrity, including Jerry. I find it very entertaining, humorous and, yes, addicting. I want more!