The Curb Your Enthusiasm Thread
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the case for love: http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2011/07/the-joy-of-vex/8546/
wowthisisrandom
Glass/Vape Enthusiast
The Ida Funkhouser roadside memorial episode. The ending was so priceless.
HeMe Bebop
Member
It has been done!
Im going old school with the porn-star dinner episode. It gave me a whole new meaning to tabasco sauce can be used with anything
. Also: "TAKE YOUR FUCKING SHOES OFF LARRY!"
Im going old school with the porn-star dinner episode. It gave me a whole new meaning to tabasco sauce can be used with anything
. Also: "TAKE YOUR FUCKING SHOES OFF LARRY!"
charliedontsurf
Medical
Yeah, Carpool Lane episode was priceless for so many reasons. When larry is tripping out on weed in the bathroom and his superego is berating him for watching too much TV and eating too much red meat... Awesome!
HeMe Bebop
Member
@SD Seinfeld is excellent as well, they are both similar shows but are completely different at the same time.
Soup Nazi was one of my favorites
Soup Nazi was one of my favorites
SD_haze
Well-Known Member
HeMe Bebop said:@SD Seinfeld is excellent as well, they are both similar shows but are completely different at the same time.
Soup Nazi was one of my favorites
you misunderstand what i said, the seinfeld episodes *OF* curb your enthusiasm.
The very last season that aired
How the weaved michael richard's controversy in was brilliant
lwien
Well-Known Member
Being Jewish adds a whole other dimension to watching this show. Soooo funny.
There's just a certain element within our culture that rings so true in most of the stuff that Larry David says and does.
Switching attorneys 'cause he wasn't Jewish, and then...............they lost.
There's just a certain element within our culture that rings so true in most of the stuff that Larry David says and does.
Switching attorneys 'cause he wasn't Jewish, and then...............they lost.
hereatlast
Well-Known Member
Fantastic episode IMO. The divorce proceedings were very funny. The lawyer issue hilarious..."he's a Swede."
Really glad to see there will be one final season, also happy to find that the quality of the show hasn't suffered (IMO at least). The dialogue throughout much of the show is much more natural (in certain ways) than other shows IMO, this may have to do with the fact that much of it is unscripted?
Can't think of a favorite epi. off the top of my head but the weed/stripper for the HOV lane episode is just great.
Has anyone else noticed the amazing similarity of subject matter between Seinfeld and Curb? Some episodes of Curb take an issue that was treated directly in Seinfeld and retreat it...this is a great thing to observe. I'm happy LD is on HBO thats for sure
Anyways, another fan of the LD genius here. For those interested, there was a pretty great page-long piece authored by Mr. David in the last issue of the New Yorker (regarding his relationship with golf, entitled "Fore!" if I remember correctly). The same LD charm shines through brilliantly in his writing.
Really glad to see there will be one final season, also happy to find that the quality of the show hasn't suffered (IMO at least). The dialogue throughout much of the show is much more natural (in certain ways) than other shows IMO, this may have to do with the fact that much of it is unscripted?
Can't think of a favorite epi. off the top of my head but the weed/stripper for the HOV lane episode is just great.
Has anyone else noticed the amazing similarity of subject matter between Seinfeld and Curb? Some episodes of Curb take an issue that was treated directly in Seinfeld and retreat it...this is a great thing to observe. I'm happy LD is on HBO thats for sure
Anyways, another fan of the LD genius here. For those interested, there was a pretty great page-long piece authored by Mr. David in the last issue of the New Yorker (regarding his relationship with golf, entitled "Fore!" if I remember correctly). The same LD charm shines through brilliantly in his writing.
hereatlast
Well-Known Member
jeffp
psychonaut/retired
I'm totally enjoying this season. The Palestinian restaurant episode is my favorite so far. I think this Sunday is the last episode of the season.
What's been going on I think is that Larry is completely unhinged without Cheryl and relies heavily on Leon for guidance. Leon is an incredibly funny character as well.
The overriding theme of this season has been lies and the trouble they get you into.
I guess "the big lie" - the reason he went to NYC at all, might be something he has to confront in the finale. Or the embellishment of the lie, that he is working on a new series with Seinfeld but it's top secret.
What's been going on I think is that Larry is completely unhinged without Cheryl and relies heavily on Leon for guidance. Leon is an incredibly funny character as well.
The overriding theme of this season has been lies and the trouble they get you into.
I guess "the big lie" - the reason he went to NYC at all, might be something he has to confront in the finale. Or the embellishment of the lie, that he is working on a new series with Seinfeld but it's top secret.