Tina Fey and Jerry Seinfeld shared an unusual beverage and good conversation on his web series 'Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee'

Jerry Seinfeld has had a great line of comedians appear on his web series Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, but it doesn't get much better than the comedy sweetheart having a hang out with Tina Fey. They are both loveable on their own, and when put together, it's really endearing.

Seinfeld sets up a coffee date with Fey, taking her out in a 1967 Volvo 1800S. Fey declared that after living on the Upper West Side for many years, she can attest that you will never see a good looking person in that area. A cab driver stopped at a light next the duo requests a spot on the show so that he can make more money.

For a woman who does so much, winning Emmy's and all of that, she can't drive. She actually doesn't have a valid license anymore, which is kind of ironic for a show about comedians in cars. But who needs a license when you live in New York?

The whole team for this show is increasingly not hesitant about finding a way to put a product placement in the episode (Acura sponsors the show). In fact, in this episode, they look for an Acura with a "product placement" card in the front window before parking and getting coffee.They actually ordered wheat-puff milkshakes at a Cuban restaurant called Floridita.

The two seem to genuinely crack each other up.

"It's a struggle for [women in comedy] to balance their feminine projections with their comedic goals," Seinfeld says. But Fey doesn't necessarily agree. "Like if I do a talk show, I gotta have my stories together and I gotta try to look okay? [shrugs] Some people work in coal mines."

Watch the episode below.