Weโ€™ve had a lovely winter break here at Sprudge, where we have spent some 10 or so days doing a lot of nothing; itโ€™s been great. It was comprised mostly of catching up on Netflix, if I can be perfectly honest. The new Black Mirror, Wormwood, re-watching Arrested Development, the second seasons of The Crown andย The Magicians (Iโ€™m not entirely comfortable admitting that last one but itโ€™s 2018 and Iโ€™ve decided to be more open), Iโ€™ve been wearing a hole in my broadband.

And itโ€™s great to be back, donโ€™t get me wrong, but with Jerry Seinfeldโ€™s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee now on Netflix, we may need to shutter for an extended weekend.

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Thatโ€™s right, all 59 of Seinfeldโ€™s internet shorts about nothing but also with cars and coffee have officially moved from Sonyโ€™s streaming service Crackle to Netflix. As reported in Variety early last year, the move was part of a โ€œmulti-faceted production dealโ€ that includes new episodes of Comedians to be released some time in 2018 as well as two stand-up specials exclusive to Netflix.

Already earning three Emmy nominations, Comedians has featured high profile guests like Will Farrell, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Stephen Colbert, and Barack Obama, and visited big name cafes including Intelligentsia, Coava, and the now-defunct Handsome Coffee. And now they are all on Netflix, which means you can stream them all back-to-back all the while being judged by Netflix for streaming them back-to-back.

So cancel your plans for tonight, youโ€™ve got some TV to watch. Or maybe stream an episode while youโ€™re Ubering to a bar. Then you can be a coffee person in a car getting Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

Zac Cadwaladerย is the news editor at Sprudge Media Network and a staff writer based in Dallas.ย Read more Zac Cadwaladerย on Sprudge.

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