Curb Your Enthusiasm

[Prowler]

Who else is a big fan of this show? It stars Larry David, who's also its creator. He's also the co-creator of Seinfeld.

This show is hilarious. I find Larry David so relatable. People are so full of **** and yet they think Larry is the one who's a bad person and needs some help :lol:

Some of my favourite scenes:

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I had always heard George Costanza was based in Larry David and it really shows.

[superstaff]

My favorite scene from Curb, probably: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l42Or3q9TE

(I still can't figure out how to embed videos into comments on here. :( )

[Prowler]

My favorite scene from Curb, probably: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l42Or3q9TE

(I still can't figure out how to embed videos into comments on here. :( )

Press the share button under the youtube video and copy the link:

https://youtu.be/B2oLFKYNInQ


Remove the http://youtu.be/ part and paste the remaining part of the link in between the YouTube tags

[superstaff]

Press the share button under the youtube video and copy the link:

https://youtu.be/B2oLFKYNInQ


Remove the http://youtu.be/ part and paste the remaining part of the link in between the YouTube tags

Cool, thanks.

Here's another Curb scene I like:

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[CyberCubed]

I watched the whole series for the first time last year. I can't believe the first special debuted in the year 2000 and this show has been around for literally 22+ years, even if it took long breaks between the last few seasons.

The shows early seasons has Larry wheeling in a huge container of VHS tapes of Seinfeld for Shaq in the hospital to watch. If that episode aired in the mid-2000's he would just hand Shaq a DVD boxset of the series. If it aired in the 2010's he would just give Shaq a sub to whatever online streaming site has Seinfeld currently. :lol:

I honestly laughed when you see this huge carton of VHS tapes for "old" Seinfeld episodes from the first season of Curb. Times have changed.

[Prowler]

I watched the whole series for the first time last year. I can't believe the first special debuted in the year 2000 and this show has been around for literally 22+ years, even if it took long breaks between the last few seasons.

The shows early seasons has Larry wheeling in a huge container of VHS tapes of Seinfeld for Shaq in the hospital to watch. If that episode aired in the mid-2000's he would just hand Shaq a DVD boxset of the series. If it aired in the 2010's he would just give Shaq a sub to whatever online streaming site has Seinfeld currently. :lol:

I honestly laughed when you see this huge carton of VHS tapes for "old" Seinfeld episodes from the first season of Curb. Times have changed.

Yes. It's funny. The show debuted over 20 years ago and it only has what, 11 seasons? Must have taken a couple of long breaks.

Hard to say which seasons are the best ones really. Larry does seem to be more on the jokes in the more modern episodes however. But that doesn't mean they're bad at all.

Seinfeld was another highly consistent series. Not surprised Curb is very consistent as well.

[superstaff]

I haven't watched some of the newer seasons, mostly because I tend to just binge the show when I'm in the mood. I still think the older seasons were sharper and more clever.

[Prowler]

I must say, Curb feels more like a show about nothing than Seinfeld does.

No show is truly about nothing, after all something needs to happen. But Curb just gives me more of a nothing vibe overall. I find it very hard to describe Curb to someone. Telling them what the show is about is a rather difficult thing to do.

[superstaff]

Seinfeld had pronounced story arcs.

I mean, Curb had some arcs as well (The Producers Broadway Show, Larry opening the new restaurant, the Seinfeld reunion special, etc), it's just that the show doesn't really focus on that stuff, and it's honestly just excuses to put Larry into situations where he'd need to do his thing. When Seinfeld did the arcs, there'd be more focus on them like when the pilot Jerry and George were making for NBC, and there was more continuity between episodes than in Curb.

[Prowler]

Seinfeld had pronounced story arcs.

I mean, Curb had some arcs as well (The Producers Broadway Show, Larry opening the new restaurant, the Seinfeld reunion special, etc), it's just that the show doesn't really focus on that stuff, and it's honestly just excuses to put Larry into situations where he'd need to do his thing. When Seinfeld did the arcs, there'd be more focus on them like when the pilot Jerry and George were making for NBC, and there was more continuity between episodes than in Curb.
Yes. That's pretty much it.

Curb has less of a plot in general. Mostly focuses on the interactions between Larry and other characters.

[CyberCubed]

The series finale (yes the series finale) is next week. The final episode.

I didn't get into this show until a few years ago, I can't imagine people watching it since the year 2000 over 23+ years.

[Prowler]

It's sad that neither Bob Einstein or Richard Lewis are around anymore. Einstein died while the show was still ongoing. I think Curb lost a bit of its soul once the Funkhouser character was no longer around.