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Was constantly waiting for the act to stop and the interview to start. This was my least favorite episode this far and I think Jerry was deviating from what the show was actually meant to be. My recommendation, not worth watching.

Worst episode of this usually funny and insightful series. Whereas the guest comedian usually just sits and talks like a person, this one has an incredibly unfunny woman playing her incredibly annoying character for the whole drive. She only comes out of character after the closing credits.

Jerry Seinfeld is a savvy and funny guy, and his TV series is probably the greatest sitcom in TV history. This web series is quite different, but it's an oddly addictive mix of vintage cars and some legendary comedy stars.

This particular episode is a total misfire. It's the only one I've seen where the guest plays a character.

A HUGE mistake, Jerry ... HUGE!

I enjoy the interviews with comedians as humans, not watching the comedian do a bit to exhaustion. This was the latter. If I wanted to watch her character, I'd watch her show instead of Jerry Seinfeld's. I gave up after about 8 minutes, preferring instead to slam my testicles in a dresser drawer.

Normally, I love this show. Even when I'm not familiar with the comedian, of not a fan, there's something enjoyable about the banter between Jerry and his guests. I like the stories of how it was starting out, and some of the funny stuff that happens along the way.

This was reminiscent of the episode with "Kramer," from the old Seinfeld show. That didn't work too well, but it had it's moments. Sadly, this one does not. I smiled/lightly chuckled five times in twenty minutes. I counted. The character of "Miranda Sings" (or whatever) just doesn't work.

The only time the show really came alive was at the very end, when the actress underneath actually started talking about how the character affected her life. Could have flipped the show. Had one minute of Miranda, and nineteen of Colleen.

A rare, but serious misstep of an episode, in an otherwise fascinating show.

When she answers the phone in character.... funny. When she answered the door in character.... less funny. When she NEVER BROKE CHARACTER, ruined the whole episode. This wasn't an interview wth a YouTube personality, it was a YouTube character. I couldn't get through 10 minutes of it

Worst episode ever. Just stop the act already. Was wanting her to stop acting and actually have a real interview with Jerry.

Biggest issue, the premise of this show is Jerry having a conversation with Comedians about themselves and Comedy. Not interviews with "characters".

Setting that aside this "character" not remotely funny. Being Ignorant and Rude is not funny.

I do not get why kids (and I am not surprised that she was brought to Jerry's attention by his 13 year old daughter. But his reaction should have been to instead speak to his daughter about her taste in comedy and use it as a teaching moment. Not as a "booking" moment.

I'm sure this young lady is funny in her own right, but for the premise of the show, it didn't work. Staying in her character the entire episode just killed the vast majority of humor.

I watched a little over 5 minutes of this episode before I skipped to the next. I didn't know if something was wrong with her or if this is just her character. Turns out it was a character that is extremely annoying. I usually enjoy the episodes where I'm not familiar with the guests but this was hot garbage.

This was one of my least favorite episodes. The problem was Colleen was doing her bit, her schtick the entire time. This is supposed to be a show about the comedians being themselves, talking, laughing. Instead, she used it as a platform to show off her character which was very annoying.

Yes, there were 30 seconds at the end as the credits rolled where we saw the real Colleen and got to hear a few meager words from her, but that was it. I guess Seinfeld worked it out with her ahead of time and agreed on it, because he went along with it. But it didn't work for the audience.

Just wish that would have watched more Colleen Ballinger than Miranda.

It's completely unwatchable because of the hateable character of the show's guest. They don't talk about comedy or anything meaningful at all, I hope it's a character of her and doesn't reflect her real self, because I'd pity the people who ever came across her. The constant whining caused me to quit the episode earlier on, which I normally never do.

I really was uncomfortable for Jerry during this episode. Act or not it was not a good one.

I thought it was quite funny cause it kind of shows the comedy of when you have either a hard child to manage, an impossible date maybe even a wife. Who knows, but to me it is comedy. I laughed several times (even thought i don't have a kid) I can still see the resemblance of when things don't work out as you want but when you think, it was damn funny and immature

The anthithisis of this shows original premise, I'll bet jerry wishes this didnt happen

I generally have despised everything Miranda Sings has ever done.

This was actually pretty damn funny. When Colleen Ballinger is not creating content geared towards pre-teen girls, her talent really comes out. Great episode.

I am a 60 year old woman who likes intelligent comedy but I was completely blown away by Miranda and Jerry on this episode. OMG...she fully dove into her character and totally threw Jerry! I know it was set up before and he was kind enough to meet with her the night before so she wasn't nervous about throwing down with JERRY SEINFELD (!!!) but her commitment was hilarious and her material - including accusing him of being "creepy" several times, like he was coming on to her, was hysterical. Some here complained that it was a bit and there was only a little part at the end where you got to see the real Colleen Ballinger but I liked it. For some weird reason, it felt a little poignant to actually "meet" her at the end. And, as far as it being different...Jerry does this show because he wants to do what he wants to do. Let him! This was funny! p.s. The shots of coffee being splashed and spilled instead of beautifully presented and the dirty cups - died laughing!

I have watched almost all episodes in all four collections now, and this is one of the funniest of all. There are so many layers of funny I'm not even going to attempt to describe them. It just works!