Curb Your Enthusiasm

By asepinwall@starledger.com (Alan Sepinwall) I know everybody's eager for the "Seinfeld" gang to turn up in a couple of weeks, but I'm just as happy with smaller moment like the liquids/solids debate, Larry's theory for a pre-break-up agreement ("As soon as I say 'apricot,' it's over"), the argument over the thermostat, or the unspo...

This is a video review of Curb Your Enthusiasm. This book has a lot of interviews from Larry David as well as other stars of the show. In my ... www.expotv.com

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By podcast@mail2tv.com (RikerDonegal) 11.00 It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia 01.00 The Larry Sanders Show 01.30 Curb Your Enthusiasm 02.00 Son Of The Beach Right from the get-go you know that, while this is a funny show, it is not just a funny show. Curb Your Enthusiasm. Episode 2. "Ted and Mary" Solid episode. Larry and Cherly befriend Ted and Mary. However, Larry likes Mary more than Ted and wants to hang out with her. His 'like' takes on 'crush'-like proportions and - pretty soon - Larry has transformed himself into a man who loves to go shopping with women, just so he can hang with Mary. It's great fun watching Larry and knowing (because he's right about social conventions) that he is doing something wrong. And that it will blow up in his face.   [read the full post]

By William Rycroft Another series of Curb Your Enthusiasm in the States showed Larry David having more fun than ever, Flight of The Conchords was a real surprise hit making me giggle like a child, The Mighty Boosh returned with their best series yet and ...

By ritholtz The new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm started recently, and the show is still hysterical. A recent episode (Who Is The Anonymous Donor?) is filled with the sorts of intertwined plots and focus on minutia that made Seinfeld so briliant ...

By Tom Wright-Piersanti Two years ago, Larry David, creator and star of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” killed off his own character. At the time, there was a strong chance that he’d also killed off his own show. But Larry – the character, that is – was revived a few ...

How many times can Larry really make an ass of himself, and how long will you care?