Jerry Seinfeld | Club Random with Bill Maher

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Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld on the gift Bill gave Jerry, Jerry’s attention to detail, the car Jerry picked up Bill in for Comedians in Cars, their respective career maturity, the mistakes Bill made with stand-up crowds, Lorne Michaels’ philosophy on retirement, Bill’s changing desires about performing live, the ruthless nature of Johnny Carson, picking apart compliments, whether there is such a thing as a bad crowd, the genius of Marcus Aurelius, and so much more.
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[@johnobrien5037]

Jerry may be the only guest Bill has had that he respects to the point where he dials back his tendency to take conversations hostage and actually comes across as relatively humble.

[@johns7530]

Probably b/c he knows what everybody else does, that Jerry is his superior.

[@daniellove162]

I’ve watched a few Jerry interviews and he actually does a good job not letting loudmouths overtake a convo.

[@deb9806]

@@johns7530 I do think Jerry will check out that rabbit when he gets back to his house though lol that was a cute gift

[@robingrl23]

Bill controls himself with the altering consumption. Jerry controls himself period. They reek of old friends.

[@johnobrien5037]

​@@johns7530 100. Jerry is a guy Bill doesn't want to be insufferable to.

[@timbeatty8411]

Jerry is so fast on his feet. Jerry asks what your weight. Bill says what a random question. Jerry responds with what's the name of the show. LoL

[@ronaldo19832]

😂 true

[@SittingBlue96]

I knew he was smart, but like you said, he's (at 70) quick and sharp.

[@amateur_football9751]

Sharp as knife, no wonder he is a billionaire!!

[@Largentina.]

He said "why is that a relevant question?" He didn't use the word "random".

[@slow88LX]

Jerry's willingness to not just go along and to say "no" is unmatched.

[@donniedeville5102]

As is his willingness to accept an 80 minute hand job from Bill. What an absolute waste of time.

[@mparker727]

Yeah cause he’s an a hole 😂

[@Prenderrem]

Jerry doesn't suffer fools, can't help but love the guy

[@cdr3986]

His recent Unfrosted movie is underwhelming. Very disappointing.

[@slow88LX]

@@cdr3986 Was it too smart for you?

[@mattbryonphoto2357]

Jerry is the definition of mental stability. I think that’s why he’s loved…. There is no extra !

[@nicklarson3022]

Maher is off his rocker and rambling, jerry is looking to get out of there respectfully.

[@Docentino1914]

So well put. Bravo sir!

[@MrMvidz]

Love when this show is so balanced, with Jerry there's a good back and forth instead of Bill dominating the conversation.

[@MauriceOrtiz-ut8yi]

Bill's a little intimidated by him.

[@arqueopterix007]

he is preachy sometimes, specially with women

[@attaist]

@@MauriceOrtiz-ut8yia little?……he turned into a 10yr old 😆

[@MauriceOrtiz-ut8yi]

@@attaist indeed. He called him Billy.

[@radar5464]

In awe of him

[@SoulStylistJukeBox]

Jerry not caring about Bill’s hundreds of insecurities is hilarious.

[@J-Mac8]

Sooooooo insecure! It just bellows from him

[@nickbarcheck1019]

@@J-Mac8 I'm absolutely amazed Bill never brought up even once how he's never had children or been married. Had to listen twice I was so flabbergasted.

[@garyny4073]

​@@nickbarcheck1019bill has no wife or kids 🧒 😅😅😊

[@nickbarcheck1019]

@@garyny4073 I'm aware.

[@terri6854]

@nickbarcheck1019 But Bill DID bring up how he's never had children or been married.

[@tricycle6390]

"Bad memories don't make me sad, good memories make me sad" Bill. Love it. That's a great quote !

[@davidbeverly1369]

When bill gets drunk and high it all goes downhill.

[@boredstrayingtheinternet2557]

"The beautiful things. Not worry that they have passed, instead be happy that they have been." -Chinese saying

[@JJMHigner]

Agreed!

[@demonlungs]

If the show was just these two every week, it would be amazing.

[@ogjk]

I can't belive Jerry is older then Bill, he absolutely does not look anywhere close to 70.

[@kendallandrews8691]

He quit aging when he turned 53

[@CaptainCologne]

In fairness, I don’t think Bill dyes his hair, at least not as much as Jerry.

[@annehajdu8654]

He could pass for 50. Easily.

[@laureencriss8220]

He has a billion dollars!

[@mysterio1570]

They both look late 50’s.

[@jkreviea]

Seinfeld is 70!!?? WTF...the power of laughter.

[@spidermeng1846]

Money and low stress

[@User-54631]

@@spidermeng1846 Country w/Highest average life span: Hong Kong Hong Kong Median income 56K US median income 59k

[@MariaPetrovaNYC]

And meditation

[@riotcraig4532]

Adrenochrome is a helluva drug 😂

[@octobersun221]

Good lord he looks 40

[@nealfager8126]

“Why is he(Frankenstein) wearing a sport jacket!” That’s one of the funniest things I’ve ever heard! 🤣🤣🤣

[@mellowmoods8393]

I like a monster that at least tries to make an effort!

[@nealfager8126]

@@mellowmoods8393 👍🤣

[@nealfager8126]

@@mellowmoods8393 There’s no reason a guy can’t look stylish while scaring everyone in Transylvania. 🤣

[@nealfager8126]

@@mellowmoods8393 … and with the turtle neck! 🤣

[@jmodified]

And where do you even find a jacket that size? According to the book he was 8 ft tall, so it would have to be custom made.

[@nunyabizness6595]

"You seem to have alot of power but you have none." I love that man. Zing!😂😂😂

[@acebragg5559]

Even Bill and Jerry couldn't fake respect for Colbert, Kimmel and Fallon. Quickest change of subject ever.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

I enjoyed Fallon on SNL, but not a fan of his Tonight Show hosting - never watched an episode, only the odd clip on YT. Too much fake laughter and sycophantic ass-kissing. I've never liked Colbert, but I think Kimmel does a great job.

[@geoc1005]

💯

[@opticzar]

Loved this moment. Agree 100%

[@GlennErikMathisen]

Totally 😂

[@diaa9011]

That was cute 😂

[@calbass103]

Man, Jerry Seinfeld is looking good for 70, hats off to him.

[@stevendixon5467]

Hair dye plastic surgery 😊

[@SR91313]

​@stevendixon5467 -not every old guy has to dye their hair or get plastic surgery.

[@yolo25000]

​@@SR91313in Hollywood they do

[@randie5436]

They’re slim, and fit, so that’s one thing that helps. And Jerry’s hair has grey in it,,,

[@shayanakbarry]

Jerry will at least live to 100

[@kellymcnutt760]

I enjoyed the way Jerry tried to get Bill to 'move on or let it go' whenever he tried to talk about the past and equate how it would work today. Who cares? Bill could learn a lot from him and be a happier man, instead of a man shaking a rake.

[@Antonia-bt1mb]

Bill Maher, Jewish by blood.. sadist by choice. Both of their voices are so whiny… I couldn’t finish listening. But Jerry is a breeze of fresh air comedically. I hope behind closed doors Jerry talked to him about how Bill has become a cog of the Hasbara machine. Albeit, unknowingly. We think he was hypnotized by Noa Tishby. She’s incredibly good at what she does. I watched her before October 7th on Bill’s show and I was transfixed. She’s beautiful and soooo persuasive that listeners don’t realize how she, without fail, avoids with vigor, VITAL information in discussion. So I was reminded to look up the meaning of the word Hasbara that I first learned of in 2005. The Hasbara playbook is a step by step process for how to commandeer control of a story around anything Israel. It’s a step by step. And you can watch the talking heads of Hasbara rattle off each step and if step one doesn’t work, they go to the next step. It’s a playbook for how to brainwash on a mass scale and have brainwashees become brainwashers. It’s been really really really really really successful- especially at the turn of the 21st century and the 2005 conflict. But now the Information Age has become more advanced.. Hasbara’s dominion is starting to crack. Cogs of Hasbara are usually easy to spot once you’ve read the playbook. But in Bill Maher’s case.. it’s quite interesting because he parades himself around media figures as a self described “old school” liberal. Um.. he’s as old school liberal as Megan McCain. He’s not a liberal. The Buffalo Springfield song lyric comes to mind “there’s a man with a gun over there, telling me, I’ve got to beware” when I think of old school liberals; I think of politically inclined Hippies. But now the man with the gun is an Israeli on an Israeli owned GUNSHIP. And no one is stopping to stop the sound and take a look what’s going ‘round. But if they were to do so, they would see what’s going ‘round is NOT Bill Maher being “a liberal” or a hippie at all… 😂. He’s being a right wing conservative and mindless agent of hasbara. Plain and simple. And he needs help from balanced and reasonable non-warmongering Jews like Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David.

[@samscarlato2617]

Well said. As someone who adores Bill, I like to see people challenge his cynicism and try to soften him.

[@Zig_Was_Here]

I wanna find myself somewhere in between these two mindsets. As I could relate to both perspectives. One, how time passes, and desperately trying to learn from the past, and the other not wasting any time thinking about what you can’t change.

[@arabedrossian222]

Shaking a rake! lol

[@maryl234]

Bill is great the way he is.

[@dwightbrown]

I watched Paul McCartney blast away on the piano at age 79 as pyrotechnics exploded around him at the Syracuse Got Back concert stop in June of 2022. Before the concert, my buddy (same age) nodded off and I was like 'WTF, we are nodding off waiting to see a man who is our father's age ROCK for two hours'. It was a wake up call at 54 not to shift life into neutral at this stage of life. It was a seminal moment.

[@Tbone.357]

This is the most humble I've ever seen Bill. He truly respects Jerry and this was a well-balanced back and forth. 👍

[@deb9806]

He complimented his wife and kids and I think he respects what Jerry has or thinks he has in his mind. I do feel Bill gets lonely, not that he can't surround himself with acquaintances or girl of the week, but it's lonely when you don't have a close person who knows and accepts you as you are. Maybe he will find that person still.

[@natemurray311]

I agree completely.

[@benjaminhunter1039]

Seems like Bill respects Jerry a lot more than Jerry respects Bill lol that whole silver rabbit thing was cringey

[@MachWonder]

I love Jerry pushing back on Bill’s absolutisms. It’s like a full brain massage.

[@PamelaJacob]

Blair

[@gailg2327]

Yes, it's great!

[@NisGaarde]

Magnificently put

[@timy9197]

That’s what comedians do

[@jessegandee1162]

I agree 100 percent

[@nealfager8126]

Their personalities and styles of comedy seem so different but they get along so well!

[@MichaelRicerealestate]

Bill, "I only look forward." Now let's spend the next hour looking at memorabilia and discussing the old times.

[@sp6726]

Smoking weed will do that

[@meandmyguitars]

@@sp6726 😂

[@standerlc]

Bill Maher tends to do that. He’s always talking about the past. You can even see in many of his guests they don’t want to talk about it as much as him. But the past is all Maher has, he seems like a lonely guy. And even though he tries to act younger or like he’s always looking forward you notice that deep down he know he’s past his prime and his best days are over. I get the feeling like he cries himself to sleep sometimes.

[@gauge6513]

His show is kinda like talk therapy.

[@drewtyner2159]

No one has ever sat more comfortably in that chair than Jerry

[@RyanSpringer1984]

Richard Dreyfuss...?

[@MR-mc6rj]

Don Rickles had a great line " Jerry Seinfeld, great guy when you talk to him it's like being alone "

[@2Als1pod]

Great line but it was a fill in the ________(famous name).

[@chadbailey7038]

🤣🤣🤣 💀!

[@AdamBechtol]

:p

[@Keepinitreel108]

🤣🤣🤣

[@adeparkerjp]

That's brilliant and Don was great. Nobody faster than Jerry, he looks cool, calm and collected, but his brain acts first and then the mouth works. So quick, fantastic

[@Paintit33]

To Jerry Seinfeld: I absolutely loved the new movie Unfrosted!! My husband and I are in our 40s and while we did not live through the 60s, the era of the movie, the comedy, the content was absolutely refreshing and hilarious! We called our kids in who are 16, 14 and 9, I can’t tell you enough how nice it was to laugh and watch a movie all together with no strange political motives in the story! I am very grateful for this❤

[@shanetrimble9265]

Same for me and my family. Great description of how we felt watching it too.

[@howardpolikoff6901]

I wish I could say the same. I watched it with my 12-year-old daughter, and now she's a Maoist.

[@Paintit33]

@@howardpolikoff6901 I didn’t like the Gods name is vain thrown in there but I didn’t pick up on that rhetoric?

[@christopherone1]

loved it too, grew up in that time....was a wonderful flashback to my youth.

[@howardpolikoff6901]

@Paintit33 she says the rival businesses vying for a sugary food staple revealed capitalism's consumerized inmiserating, or something

[@ozzytoad78]

This may be my favorite episode of Club Random. Two legendary, powerhouse comics just shooting the shit & reminiscing about a more civilized time before the whole world went crazy. Love it!!

[@monicabrandt6234]

The admiration Bill has for Jerry is very commendable. I have never seen Bill "fangirl" over anybody..until now.. and I am truly HERE FOR IT...

[@HlifeRomania91]

Yes❤

[@lindaflesch7303]

He's an ultra-fanboy for Elon

[@cspace1234nz]

….it’s actually a deep mutual respect and whilst we know Seinfeld is a decent guy it speaks very highly of Maher that Seinfeld respects him as he does.

[@HughMorristheJoker]

He was pretty deferential to Chevy Chase

[@user-mz1kt6iz4e]

He does it all the time. But I don't consider that's what he's doing here. They are very old friends, who have a long history in common & understand each other & each hold the other in high regard. Why make more of it than that?

[@brentharrington9235]

Oh Jerry is going to take exactly none of Bill's crap.

[@korbandallas8931]

lol yup!

[@deb9806]

He'll compliment but not overly. I like Bill's gift, he needs the room of that big home to keep all his memorabilia. I bet he has a lot. I wonder who he will leave it to one day.

[@ParabnormalExperience]

​@@deb9806 -wife- & -kids- ?

[@supertrexandroidx]

Oh man, seems to be a running theme with Bill's podcast, two people shooting the shit and agreeing about some things and not others, and it's mostly funny and entertaining, and they compliment each other liberally throughout and they're still good friends when it's all over - and then comes all the commentators here who want to treat it almost like it was a political debate and their guy somehow "owned" the other guy.

[@korbandallas8931]

@@supertrexandroidx Just like the old days.

[@danieljohn9257]

Thanks for letting those of us who grew up with Seinfeld and Politically Incorrect hang out with our friends Bill and Jerry!

[@dannygoodwin3746]

Love how Jerry stays out of politics . He never said nothing bad or good about which side he is on.

[@pennythedog6605]

He kind of said he doesn't care anymore so it tracks

[@alanaadams7440]

That's why he has stayed popular with everyone

[@movieweb]

Oh God, Bill keeping all of those TV Guides... he's actually Frank Costanza...

[@suzannesmith4882]

Lol!!!! Omg! Jerry should have referenced that! Too funny.

[@gracepeterson7483]

Great observation! 😄

[@rankobarensic]

I'm gonna watch that episode now❗️❗️😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@chancebrown106]

Serenity NOW! I thought the exact same thing 😭😭😭

[@chancebrown106]

Another missed Seinfeld reference was when Bill said: The Strike. Which is the notorious Festivus episode.

[@Kurtiscott]

Jerry is literally Bill’s big brother during this conversation

[@simetric6551]

Literally ?

[@hollywoodlibertarian4227]

Figuratively

[@carguy.4591]

Both

[@carlwilliams6977]

Figuratively, unless you want to look like a dumbass! Better yet... Leave both out. The sentence still works. The trendy overuse of 'literally" is usually not only incorrect, it's unnecessary!

[@amd8365]

Not both. Do they have the same parents for just this conversation? No. Not literally words matter.

[@ashleyburns6752]

The conversation about porn and how bad things are for innocent children now is just another example of the irony of a hardcore lifelong Democrat who has spent his whole career attacking the Right and conservatism. Bill has everything a man could want material wise, but you can tell he is not content, terrified of death, and seemingly a little lonely and regretful.

[@OverOnTheWildSide]

I like this genuine and vulnerable Bill much more than normal Bill. What a pleasant episode.

[@Bobmudu35UK]

This has been my favourite,Club Random so far. Love Seinfeld,and that Bill holds him in such esteem that he didn't get arsey with him!

[@tonypellock5326]

Bill is getting sentimental in his age, and Jerry will never change, it’s so funny.

[@lindaflesch7303]

Bill only has work, that's it

[@maxmeier532]

@@lindaflesch7303 the heck does that mean?

[@TedDansom]

​@@maxmeier532not married no kids

[@Syclone0044]

6:45 Jerry: “Oh it says that on the rabbit? I never read it” Bill: “Pffftt!!!!!!!” 😂😂

[@curtkeisler7623]

Bill. We love you man. Never stop. We need you. Keep doing all the things that bring you Joy. We'll be here. Promise.

[@williambamann1845]

This is special… you can tell Maher truly appreciates Jerry.. it’s beautiful to see

[@Dwightaroundyolips]

Yes, mega rich celebrities having a tickle party...very special

[@coreypayne9401]

Jerry acts like an older brother to Bill

[@JS-xm2np]

Wow...nice to hear a guest speak. To distract Bill from his old man grumbling is an astounding feat. Well done, Jerry.

[@workinprogress-ye5or]

Jerry has his issues,but a wife he loves, kids he adores, they saved him in some ways he says and ready for the next thing. Bill seems tired, I think he dislikes traveling and that is one reason he is cutting back and maybe the heavy pot etc is making him more forgetful. He remembers some things very well but when stoned, forgets his thoughts a lot. He was better with Jerry. Some guests he was awful.

[@nealfager8126]

They have one of the coolest friendships I’ve ever seen! 2 Immensely Popular and Hilarious Comedians Who Have Been The Best of Friends for Over 4 Decades!

[@nealfager8126]

My entire life has been a massive cluster fuck for 40 years and I couldn’t possibly imagine having or keeping anything for decades especially random posters, maps or news clippings!

[@greganderson7971]

You can see clearly Bill has the utmost respect for Jerry, admiration in its true form!

[@twyckoff87]

This was such a delight. I've watched so many Jerry Seinfeld interviews, and I've never seen him act like this relaxed and casual. He just hanging with an old friend. Congrats Bill, you've really done something new and special.

[@rlm4471]

You should check out Jerry on Spike Feresten's car podcast. Get Jerry talking about cars and, at least for a while, he's just a regular guy who loves his hobby.

[@outdoorlife9410]

When Jerry called him Billy I think that's all we needed to hear. Just imagine working with a guy for 40 yrs

[@efortunywhitton]

I never wanted this to end! What a total, absolute, escape; had a smile on my face the entire time. And Jerry and I are reading the same book! I also 100% agree with Jerry's articulate comments regarding Bill's weekly 'New Rules'; which is the funniest, most creative, original comedy every week. Like Jerry, it leaves me breathless with appreciation for such prowess and elegance in relaying a skit that asks people to think (while making them laugh!). 😊

[@susanfox-mx3nv]

I still miss Comedians in Cars. It was enjoyable to listen to Jerry in conversation mode.

[@deb9806]

I loved that show.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

I miss the cool cars he would introduce, and with the exquisite detail only a car nerd could convey.

[@crowe668]

That was a GREAT show... Kinda podcast before podcast...lol

[@Matt-of2eq]

​@@crowe668it wasn't before podcast?

[@PortervilleMusicSociety]

I call it Chomos in Cars, or Genocide Supporters Drinking Child Blood in Cars.

[@darrelllevy3422]

I feel like a kid in a candy store. This is very special. Love Jerry. They have a warm genuine friendship and admiration for each other.

[@josephkelley8641]

the guys from this era are very, very special. (Howard inclusive of course).

[@MS-bs8dd]

Yes.. and my era.. they touch on everything I relate to including parenting and partnering (Jerry). The first minute, hilarious. I knew it would be good.

[@daakrolb]

Very jubilant.

[@etch-a-sketch]

Fantastic show, Bill! You two bring out the best in one another. 💕

[@MariaPetrovaNYC]

How great that Jerry Seinfeld has a movie to promote, so he’s spitting his wicked zen wisdom left and right. This was pure gold. Bring back Comedians in Cars!

[@josephkelley8641]

I still post COMEDIANS IN CARS on Twitter. Last one I posted: Norm McDonald doing Kojak for Jerry.

[@terri6854]

@josephkelley8641 Norm made that one up though. That Kojak scene never happened.

[@leftseat30]

Jerry Seinfeld; lights up a room. Endlessly uplfiting and classy man.

[@Zorg1776]

The way Bill dodged that question about late night hosts was actually pretty hilarious. We're all thinking the same thing.

[@WalkingmanPattaya]

As a fellow boomer, this conversation is epic, heartfelt, revealing, funny! Love you both Bill and Jerry. Different lives we live yet hearing of the struggles and all, the key has always been the comedy comedy, comedy from you guys forever. Laughter, Music, Art, and performances can always bring people together. Peace and Love Y'all

[@UncleSpellbinder]

Best Club Random so far. You could see, feel, the respect and love between Bill and Jerry. Fantastic episode!

[@jungledog4868]

Jerry is very down to earth, and laid back in this interview. Really seems like a nice, normal person. Can't believe he's 70. Looks better than ever. Cheers!

[@MrsToooSweet292]

None of "them" are "normal" 🙄

[@nikokaapa]

@@MrsToooSweet292 why put "them" in quotation marks?! Do you think "they" are not actually "they"?

[@american_cosmic]

@@MrsToooSweet292 Of course they're normal, they're just rich and don't do anything they don't want to do. Jealous? (i sure am).

[@yasirshafi]

check out his interview clip with Larry King when his real personality came out. He is a huge narcissist.

[@PortervilleMusicSociety]

He is a chomo Zionist/genocide supporter. NO THANKS

[@roman727]

First guest I've ever seen Bill have the utmost respect for. So many guests he either is entertaining them or sees as a peer but Jerry he must hold in a high regard.

[@CaptainCologne]

I saw him have that high respect with Martin Short.

[@williamjuul981]

theyre both johnny carson alumns

[@buhlake3391]

The "utter" most? Lol

[@Luniar123]

I remember him being incredibly respectful to Jordan Peterson as well. I can't think of another episode (besides this one) where Bill doesn't at least try to dominate the conversation.

[@ETAonTheEUC]

exactly. right off the bat I can tell Bill is not his abrasive self when he receives push back like he usually would. that's out of respect for jerry

[@Eric-tj3tg]

The more I see Jerry Seinfeld, the more I respect and like him. He's being, as he always is, generous to his host, and it seems to me, here, also a good friend. While I'd like to be Jerry's friend, I'm also well aware that neither my opinion of him, nor this ridiculous desire for friendship are of any consequence to him, whatsoever. He's a good soul it seems.

[@nealfager8126]

Where the FUCK would the world of comedy or sanity be without these 2?!?

[@TheAsherPress]

Jerry looks AMAZING for being 70!

[@CCitis]

Hard to believe

[@RNemy509]

I'm literally looking at him in astonishment at him being 70

[@nickbarcheck1019]

@@RNemy509 He looks awesome. Never smoked and barely drinks. Amazing self control.

[@SD-mg7np]

And ozempic

[@ronaldo19832]

Money and not giving a shit about what others think of you and not having to care about a thing helps a lot .

[@325diane]

Love Jerry Seinfeld! Right off the bat "How much do you weigh?" Maher asks "how is that relevant?" And Jerry, bless him, responds "what's the name of this show?" Jerry took control from the get-go. And by not letting Maher steamroll over him in the conversation, Seinfeld amazingly succeeded in making Maher more likeable.

[@redjasper9458]

We can all thank him for that!!

[@Triggy6825]

Also when Bill starts to get off topic and Jerry interrupts "Ok, I don't care about that, I want to know more about why you are stopping stand up"

[@juga8803]

Both are arrogant af living in their own millionaire bubble.

[@MS-bs8dd]

@@juga8803.. yup, they’re the self proclaimed show, “Smug and Arrogant.”

[@maverickwatchreviews]

Maher's affection and respect for Jerry is palpable.

[@JillianFischer1]

Bill, Club Random is a unique, one-of-a-kind podcast. Who cares how many other podcasts there are? Your podcast is intelligent, funny, & absolutely wonderful. It’s particularly gratifying having a podcast appealing to people over 40. You bring so many people so much joy, please don’t end Club Random! 🙏

[@morbidmanmusic]

"what's the name of this show?" Jerry on point over and over.

[@rankobarensic]

That was Jerry like sharp😊

[@user-og2wt3le4j]

The two of them have been stand up comics since the 1970s. That is incredible to have that long a career.

[@dannyarcher6370]

And friendship.

[@direwolf6234]

seinfeld was 20 in 1974 .. maybe the 80s ....

[@PeteQuad]

They met in 1979 doing stand-up in case you didn't watch.

[@tonelar415]

they were both standing up in the late 70s

[@The_Tortoise_and_the_Hare]

please as long as you don't stop this, do whatever but please keep this up, this is what I love watching from Norway!!

[@mellowmoods8393]

I've seen every episode of Seinfeld 100-200 times, I'm one of those freaks. But I can't believe friggin Jerry Seinfeld is almost 70. Guy looks great.

[@Three_Random_Words]

Which episode is the weakest, iyo? Maybe that one in season 8 or 9 where Kramer is driving on an empty gas tank, seeing where it will stall? In Jerry's car I think?

[@mellowmoods8393]

@@Three_Random_Words Yes, i think that one season towards the end where Larry David went AWOL had some questionable ones where you began to realize that maybe the series was running out of gas. But actually, the weakest for me was the FIRST episode where that female friend of Jerry was coming to visit him, and George was giving him advice on what the significance of the initial handshake meant. You could tell that they had come a long way after seeing that one. ie Jerry to George :""That fanny pack looks like your belt had eaten a small animal." YIKES!

[@Three_Random_Words]

@@mellowmoods8393 Thanx, I'm sort of fixated on the inverse of great shows and where they jump the shark or have a weak episode - like ST:TOS the very last and final episode 79, Turnabout Intruder is noticeably weaker than all the rest.

[@scottsutter8678]

I really and truly appreciate all of the smiles, laughs and joy Jerry Seinfeld has brought to my life.

[@jjroseknows777]

"I don't wanna wear this ruffled shirt..." LOL

[@zeldasmith6154]

Greatest show he's ever had. He actually didn't interrupt Jerry

[@chrisbas9490]

My Grandfather built the globe in Flushing Meadows for the World's Fair. That map is awesome!❤️

[@RidiPwn]

Bill has no peace with himself, as compared to Jerry. We are combinations of many bad decisions and occasionally some good ones.

[@axistiltproductions]

Love this channel. Jerry who does not look close to 70 years old has the wisdom of a healthy 150 year old. This is why Seinfeld is still the best sitcom ever made and never gets old. Thanks Bill and Jerry.

[@lisalivingston6473]

@user-axistiltproductions Great comment...I agree!

[@nickmaranzano]

I’m starting to think this podcast is Bills therapy.

[@AdamBechtol]

Mmmm

[@scooterlibbie]

He obviously needs to see an actual therapist

[@Robert-sq5mz]

And forum to peddle products and ads for money. Thars why he was excited. More views. Mire money

[@rebel107]

He seemed to choke up many times throughout the podcast.

[@mercywilliams2698]

And his neighborhood bar as well..that pouring of his potions..reminds me of family cocktail hours growing up..for me not a bad memory as most were enjoying themselves.

[@SWEEDE76]

Finally a club random conversation when both people are speaking

[@rigsby1454]

'That's just bad...not bad ass' haha

[@TTG__TV]

I love how Jerry Pushed back against all of Bill biases thru out this interview he kept putting Bill in his Place! 😂

[@la_scrittice_vita]

Yes, but the way friends used to, like an adult.

[@workinprogress-ye5or]

Yes but they both have OCD tendencies and neurotic things like most people and Jerry doesn't want Bill hyper focusing on them. For him meditation works, for Bill, well he drinks and smokes too much. I think I'd rather meditate few minutes a day if it worked.

[@RNemy509]

Having Jerry Seinfeld sitting opposite of Bill is pure gold. Seeing Bill stuffed back in his chair by Jerry is hilarious but they do seem to work well together. "Whats below petty?" 😂😂

[@pn2543]

This is a historic meeting for posterity, a real privilege to watch and listen to them reminisce. Personally, I was interested in Jerry's powerful demonstration of the power of sobriety and meditation over pot and alcohol.

[@nealfager8126]

Jerry Seinfeld and Sam Harris are 2 people I could listen to Bill Maher Talk to for Hours!

[@perfectifmelancholy]

The car comment sent me! "You look like somebody with power but you aren't." 😮😂😂😂💉🔥 Seinfeld gives 0 fux, and I'm here for it.

[@DeafbyDesign]

It was beautiful!

[@brendanlee3764]

Amazing

[@barianpixandvids]

This was Club Random's best and it's not even close.

[@sicknado]

This Fran Lebowitz and Roseanne

[@johnklinger943]

That’s so cool that Bill Maher gave him the Worlds Fair map! 🗺️ Jerry had his 60 min interview there in 2020!

[@TheRed02151]

Anyone notice that Bill tends to talk a lot about his mortality, I understand he's 68, but he's really fixated on death almost as if he's petrified of dying soon. I only mention this cause while I'm a lot younger I often feel the same way. He's saying what we're all thinking

[@broimnotyourbro]

59:00 “too many drugs.” Literally while lighting a blunt. 😂

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Pretty sure that was the joke.

[@nickbarcheck1019]

He meant coke and heroin. Pot is relatively harnless.

[@Matt-of2eq]

​@@nickbarcheck1019so is coke and heroin if you aren't stupid

[@broimnotyourbro]

Obviously. Still funny. It’s interesting to me that people watching a comedian interview a comedian have no sense of humor. 😜

[@thisvagabondlife7132]

“That reminds me of a Seinfeld episode” is something I say often in life

[@gailflanagan1214]

Me too. I still watch Seinfeld and laugh every time.

[@toofus1523]

I enjoyed the part were Bill says he used to piss off the crowd so bad they turned on him. I saw Bill in 1989 at the Comedy Store and he angered the crowd so badly that people got up and left mid show. Bill started yelling at the crowd - he was bombing and it was still a great night. Hard to believe these guys are 70.

[@LatinLonghorn80]

I’ve always been a Seinfeld fan…..watching this clip in this very casual setting makes me even more so. He comes across so very authentic.

[@ghostwolf1435]

That Frankenstein Joke was Gold Jerry.. Gold !

[@agustinaricci1959]

When?

[@ghostwolf1435]

@@agustinaricci1959 When Jerry made a the joke about Frankenstein needing a Sports Jacket

[@cactaceous]

This was one if not the best episode of them all.

[@christopherelliot6627]

My favourite Club Random ep to date

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

Same here. I loved the Roseanne one too. She didnt take any of Bill's shit!

[@DidaMinecraft]

That's the 20th guest to try to get Bill to read Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

[@jimmyjack5019]

When speaking of his book he says, "I put a lot of work in this" and Jerry gives him a great come back line, "I'm sure you did" with a shit eating grin and Bill mumbles to him "shut up". Of course, they both knew that there were ghost writers and editors involved.

[@benwu7980]

That he has writers for New Rules is hardly a secret, nor is it a secret that he spends most of the week fine-tuning that editorial. That he put the book together while writers were on strike probably means he did most of the rework for book format, and every author should have an editor.

[@brendanlee3764]

Hahaha 100% fucking great

[@sicknado]

"Comics used to be able to give hecklers the line, I'm sorry but we don't have microphones for everybody. And that's what ended up happening. And it ruined everything." - Jerry Seinfeld

[@Kimobubby]

Gold Jerry , gold

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

He's not wrong. And along with microphones, they all have cameras too.

[@RNemy509]

Truth delivery if ever there was some!

[@user-jn2bm8wo8y]

Exactly.

[@workinprogress-ye5or]

He attributed that to someone else but I forgot who already

[@Bellizz0913]

Jesus Christ Bill is so insanely self absorbed

[@PASIMISM]

Seinfeld is the one guy I can never tell whether hes putting on an act or being himself; hilarious without trying. "Comedy without Comedy!"

[@slightlycrippled2]

I'm actually watching this while having a snack ..... THESE , pretzels! ARE . Making me , thhirrsty !

[@JuanFCerda]

I don't think I've ever seen Jerry Seinfeld so relaxed and natural anywhere in KZbin. Oh, and the finale of Curb was SUPERB. Great content!

[@larrymatarasso]

I think this is the best Club Random episode. A show biz guest that Bill looks up to…at least a little bit. Jerry is more relaxed and impromptu than he usually is.

[@andreasvb1142]

I don't know if the "Too many drugs" line while lighting a joint was intentional or not, but that was just perfect comedic timing on Bill's part

[@Shaun789]

Perfect! So good to see these two hanging out

[@emilecupido9291]

It feels so wholesome

[@ElvinIsbell]

This was my favorite so far. Seinfeld and Maher have such respect for each other and yet are at somewhat opposite ends of the comedic spectrum.

[@percyveer2355]

watch the comedians in cars episode with these two. you get an insight into their friendship.

[@rick21090]

Kudos to Bill zMaher. He handled well the interview with someone more talented, smarter and classier. Thanks for the interview with Seinfeld.

[@williamlennon8155]

Being the same age as these two it was a pleasure to listen to them discuss our childhood and current times.