What’s your favorite curb season? Mine might be 7 or 10

Universal stock music library.

https://youtu.be/1FJN_CSQC74?si=OWimnfa4x-azVEXT

Seinfeld, which ran for 9 seasons with an average of 20 episodes per season, totaled approximately 3,960 minutes, including the finale and clip shows.

Curb Your Enthusiasm ran for 12 seasons, each consisting of 10 episodes, with a total runtime of 3,932 minutes.

I haven’t watched the finale yet . I’m wondering if they will ever mentioned who did the graffiti 🤣

You know the look, where he examines the person in question’s face/eyes from many angles (and the music seemed to also always be the same song when he was doing it, too).

So my question is, when Larry did the look, did it ever result in the “lookee” breaking and admitting the truth?

I'm seeing a bunch of scenes and trivia about the finale, and as much as I want to watch the show in order, I think it might be best to jump right to the finale. Would this be recommended, or stay the course and get to the finale naturally?

Toss or hand?

Granted there were 6 years between these two seasons but Leon's character is very different. Even the delivery of his lines are much different in S8 compared to S9

I'm new to Curb, so am I missing something that happened that caused this change in him.

I just starting rewatching and noticed that it's not only the pants tent that returns in the last episode. Larry also has the same plot where he gets into a conflict with Richard Lewis's girlfriend before he knows that she's his girlfriend.

I wasn't aware oral sex in particular is so taboo in American culture, given it has some prominence in yall media nowadays.

My friends and I don't shy away from sex as an icky topic so I was surprised the maid acted so oddly about it.

Given that she is the one who walked in on them in the privacy of their bedroom without knocking or anything.

Idk, either Americans are very weirded out about that particular sex act or LD was trying to make a point about it that completely went over my head :shrug:

Pretty, pretty, preetty, prettaayyy, prettayyyy, pretty good.

Why is Lin-Manuel Miranda’s swinger cousin immediately SO frosty and cold with Larry from the get-go?

he is so me. except i’m not worth half a billion dollars but he really is so me. interacting with people is fucking hard and social norms can be so so silly and larry never fails to point it out

from the first episode i’ve loved this show and how awkward and terrible moments are in each episode. and i love how jeff is like the only one who can consistently put up with him. he’s a real one.

First time watching. I've come to expect some shortcomings in the writing, like how Larry and Jeff were banned from each other's houses only to have it never mentioned again in the following episode when they are right back at it. But I'm taken back by how brazen they are playing off Cheryl's abrupt departure from Larry in S6E7.

She's been patiently supporting Larry's antics and doing little to correct his behavior for 6 and a half seasons. At best she's often enabling him by seemingly acting offended while in front of others and then behind closed doors telling Larry she supports him and the other people are the problem.

We're supposed to accept that suddenly the plane call turned her into a differently suffering distressed spouse who turned full floozy with the underwear barren seemingly the day of the flight, and separation, or at least the next day

IDK, clearly it's going to help carry the subject content a whole and they now have a reason to parade female guest stars for more substance. Maybe it helps to keep the show formula fresh.