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Is this on Now TV in the UK?
Don't think I've ever laughed as hard at a Curb moment as when Larry hit the glass
Good to have him back.
The funeral thing was definitely something he would’ve written for Funkhouser.It just dawned on me that Brooks is essentially a ready-made Funkhouser replacement.
You know he's Funkhouser's brother in real life, right? He changed his name from Einstein to Brooks for obvious reasons.It just dawned on me that Brooks is essentially a ready-made Funkhouser replacement.
My mind is blown. It's so obvious now that you've said it. Funny-ass family.You know he's Funkhouser's brother in real life, right? He changed his name from Einstein to Brooks for obvious reasons.
I’ve seen episodes of this over the years of course, but I’m trying to watch from the beginning. Does it ever stop being so contrived? Like I get that’s a lot of the plot but sometimes it’s so ridiculous and the people Larry ends up getting into issues with are so OTT unreasonable that it takes me out of it.
The second episode he coincidentally meets the shoe guy on the street who is just basically a prick. Then the third ep he meets the guy on the golf course who is the only other person driving in the middle of nowhere. Seems like he always seems to bump into these specific people at the exact ‘funny’ scenario.
It’s just very far fetched. I’m not sure if it ends up being a bit less contrived as the show goes on?
The last 2 seasons are more contrived. The best seasons were 6 and 7 when nearly all of the confrontations happened organically.I’ve seen episodes of this over the years of course, but I’m trying to watch from the beginning. Does it ever stop being so contrived? Like I get that’s a lot of the plot but sometimes it’s so ridiculous and the people Larry ends up getting into issues with are so OTT unreasonable that it takes me out of it.
The second episode he coincidentally meets the shoe guy on the street who is just basically a prick. Then the third ep he meets the guy on the golf course who is the only other person driving in the middle of nowhere. Seems like he always seems to bump into these specific people at the exact ‘funny’ scenario.
It’s just very far fetched. I’m not sure if it ends up being a bit less contrived as the show goes on?
It gets a LOT more contrived as the show goes on. Also more slap-stick.
It might not be for you but I think the Palestinian chicken (s08e03) and The Black Swan (s07e07) episodes are worth watching as stand alone incredibly funny pieces of comedy.Ah ok thanks. Probably not for me then. I like Larry David and I want to like the show but I just can’t get past that.
It takes so long for tweets to load, I read your post and thought someone had died. It was a relief when it eventually came up!End of an era
It takes so long for tweets to load, I read your post and thought someone had died. It was a relief when it eventually came up!
Palestinian Chicken Shop is my favourite episodeThe first few seasons are so good. Off the top of my head, my favourite episode might be the one where Larry takes that prostitute to a baseball game. She should've been a recurring character!
Definitely. This scene will never be surpassed:The first few seasons are so good. Off the top of my head, my favourite episode might be the one where Larry takes that prostitute to a baseball game. She should've been a recurring character!
Definitely. This scene will never be surpassed:
I saw that Larry recently named that as his favourite episode, but it's not very high up on my list.Palestinian Chicken Shop is my favourite episode
I see you and raise you this.
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