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Jerry Seinfeld: Comedian to debut Web series set in cars

NEW YORK (AP) — Jerry Seinfeld is going back on the road.

The comedian announced Thursday that he'll debut the Web series "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee" on July 19. The interview show will feature Mr. Seinfeld's comedian friends as guests.

In a teaser video, Mr. Seinfeld is shown driving various vintage cars with Larry David, Ricky Gervais, Michael Richards, Alec Baldwin and others.

The show is presented by Crackle, the digital network owned by Sony Pictures Entertainment.

Recent projects by the 58-year-old Mr. Seinfeld include producing the NBC panel-style reality TV series "The Marriage Ref" and directing Colin Quinn's Broadway show, "Long Story Short."

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