Ep 9. John Mulaney: A Hooker In The Rain
- July 6, 2018
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7.3 (228)
In season 5 episode 9 of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, host Jerry Seinfeld is joined by comedian John Mulaney as they cruise around in a vintage Porsche 356 Speedster. The episode's title, "A Hooker In The Rain," refers to a hilarious story that Mulaney recounts about a night out with his friends in college. Throughout the episode, the two comedians discuss their experiences in the entertainment industry and share their insights on comedy.
Seinfeld and Mulaney start off by discussing childhood memories and their shared love of classic cars. They then delve into the art of stand-up comedy, with Mulaney revealing how he first got his start in the business. The conversation turns to the role of comedians in society, and their responsibility to speak truth to power.
As they drive through different neighborhoods in New York City, Seinfeld and Mulaney discuss the differences between comedy scenes in various cities. They also dive into the nuances of performing for different audiences, including the challenges of performing in front of corporate crowds.
Throughout the episode, Seinfeld and Mulaney share several good-natured jabs and witty observations. At one point, Mulaney even tries to guess the year of the car they're driving. The two also share a laugh over some of their favorite comedy legends, like George Carlin and Richard Pryor.
Of course, the highlight of the episode is Mulaney's story about the "hooker in the rain." Without giving too much away, let's just say that Mulaney's misadventures involve a woman of the night, a tropical storm, and some precarious driving conditions. The story is classic Mulaney – equal parts hilarious and absurd.
Overall, "A Hooker In The Rain" is a great episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Seinfeld and Mulaney have a natural chemistry that makes for great conversational banter, and the episode is packed with plenty of laughs and intriguing insights into the world of comedy. Whether you're a longtime fan of Seinfeld or a newcomer to Mulaney's work, this episode is definitely worth a watch.
