It was Groat's Disease and apparently its a fictional disease Larry made up for the show. it appeared in an episode in season 3 as well.The black guy talking to Michael Richards about Crone's was awesome.
It was Groat's Disease and apparently its a fictional disease Larry made up for the show. it appeared in an episode in season 3 as well.The black guy talking to Michael Richards about Crone's was awesome.
It was Groat's Disease and apparently its a fictional disease Larry made up for the show. it appeared in an episode in season 3 as well.The black guy talking to Michael Richards about Crone's was awesome.
I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
what is wrong with high-brow three's company?I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
There is a Grote's Syndrome"finger-like thumbs"It was Groat's Disease and apparently its a fictional disease Larry made up for the show. it appeared in an episode in season 3 as well.The black guy talking to Michael Richards about Crone's was awesome.
One day you'll look back on this post and wonder who the person was who posted it. Kind of like the Otis/John Mayer is awesome posts.I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
Hey, if your world is full of so many great comedies that you can skip this one, then that's awesome. To me, most TV comedies are garbage. So far you've stated that you don't like Curb or Flight of the Conchords. So now I'm curious as to which TV comedies you favor.I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
yes rash on her daughters cat. not a misunderstanding, she just doesn't mind saying it flat out.Ok, soooooo, she's talking about her daughter's cat, right? I assume it's a misunderstanding?nothing better than Larry saying it to the mother in front of Jerry. Jerry's reaction right away is priceless, like Larry is way out of line.nah,nothing better than the mother saying what she said about her 9-year-old's rash..GRRRRRRREAT episode!!! Too many awesome lines to pick just one.
Didn't know it was fictional thought I heard about it before. That was probaly season 3 I heard it though. My fantasy team is named Good Hodgkins.It was Groat's Disease and apparently its a fictional disease Larry made up for the show. it appeared in an episode in season 3 as well.The black guy talking to Michael Richards about Crone's was awesome.
Probably not. This is the third time I've given this show a chance. Larry David grates on me and I don't dig the formula.Hoart Petterson said:One day you'll look back on this post and wonder who the person was who posted it. Kind of like the Otis/John Mayer is awesome posts.RudiStein said:I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.jdoggydogg said:One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.RudiStein said:So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
Yes, that is a misunderstanding. Larry thinks it's the daughter, and so does everyone he tells it to.crewmember said:yes rash on her daughters cat. not a misunderstanding, she just doesn't mind saying it flat out.Ok, soooooo, she's talking about her daughter's cat, right? I assume it's a misunderstanding?nothing better than Larry saying it to the mother in front of Jerry. Jerry's reaction right away is priceless, like Larry is way out of line.nah,nothing better than the mother saying what she said about her 9-year-old's rash..GRRRRRRREAT episode!!! Too many awesome lines to pick just one.
Larry is a wet blanket.Pretty awful finale, BTW.Does anyone know the significance of the title "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?
Horrible season.He keeps pulling me back in for more.Larry is a wet blanket.Pretty awful finale, BTW.Does anyone know the significance of the title "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?
FWIW, it took me alot more than 3 watches to get into this show. I used to cringe when my buddies wanted to watch it. It couldn't hold my attention and I'd rather watch something else. Now, complete 180 of that.Probably not. This is the third time I've given this show a chance. Larry David grates on me and I don't dig the formula.One day you'll look back on this post and wonder who the person was who posted it. Kind of like the Otis/John Mayer is awesome posts.I'm good. Another thing that bugs me about the show is the whole "this happened because I said this thing so now I have to act this way" or "I'm in this situation because I'm a moron that can't talk my way out of anything". It's almost like a high-brow '3's Company'.One thing I'll say in defense of Larry is his humor does grow on you. The more shows you watch, the more you simultaneously relish and dread the clueless awkwardness of Larry.So I gave this show another shot and realized why I never really liked it: Larry David isn't funny. His character isn't funny.
I agree it wasn't the best episode and didn't have a lot of belly laugh moments. Now, having said that, I think Larry was trying to strike a balance between it being a Curb episode and showcasing the Seinfeld folks as he winded down that storyline. I think that made it difficult to incorporate Leon and some of the other regular Curb folks and as a result you didn't get as many laughs.I thought it was a pretty tame episode, especially for a season finale. No Leon Black or Funkhauser, very little Jeff. I did, however, highly enjoy the Jerry & Larry moments, particularly the "let me see if you're lying" stare down.
Solid analysis. I actually laughed out loud a few times, and suspect I laughed more than most. My not-enough-Leon complaint is applicable to the whole season, not just the finale. Leon/Michael Richards last week was classic.ETA: I wish Larry took Leon to the golf course. Just once.Baloney Sandwich said:I agree it wasn't the best episode and didn't have a lot of belly laugh moments. Now, having said that, I think Larry was trying to strike a balance between it being a Curb episode and showcasing the Seinfeld folks as he winded down that storyline. I think that made it difficult to incorporate Leon and some of the other regular Curb folks and as a result you didn't get as many laughs.Kumerica said:I thought it was a pretty tame episode, especially for a season finale. No Leon Black or Funkhauser, very little Jeff. I did, however, highly enjoy the Jerry & Larry moments, particularly the "let me see if you're lying" stare down.
I think it is because he had a special called "Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm", before he had the series. I always thought it was called that because of the way you were supposed to read the title, meaning "Larry David: Yeah, don't get too excited."Just started watching this season and really liked it. It does grow on you. Does anyone know the significance of the title "Curb Your Enthusiasm"?
There is no next season. Having said that, Larry can be wishy-washy.jdoggydogg said:But if this show is to find its way again next season, it needs to get back to the formula that made it so successful.
Yup, the show came full circle.Plus he got his Seinfeld reunion. Nothing left for this show to do.There is no next season. Having said that, Larry can be wishy-washy.jdoggydogg said:But if this show is to find its way again next season, it needs to get back to the formula that made it so successful.
No, you're not the only one. I never thought she was at all attractive before ... but now? DAMN.Am I the only one that thinks that Julia Louis-Dreyfus is hotter now as she approaches 50 than she was in her 30's during "Seinfeld"?
Yep I noticed that. Also, I believe in another episode Erik Siedel was eating in the backgroundSomething to watch for, not sure if anyone caught it upthread... in the episode where Larry leaves wearing the Banana Republic pants, when the fire alarm goes off and everyone has to leave the store, apparently you can see Ben Affleck as one of the people walking out. According to my contact on set, he was there the day they were filming and they asked if he'd like to be in the scene. Happens a lot apparently, a couple episodes before one of the PAs was sent to clear some onlookers while they did an outdoor shot, turned out it was Ray Liotta just hanging out watching them film.
I always liked her, but she is really holding up well. She still looks great.Elisabeth Shue at 46 years of age.pretty, pretty, pretty....pretty good.
Awesome.To the surprise of few, especially friends of mine who were working on the show and told to 'stay close by' for another year, CYE has been picked up for a 10-episode 8th season.
To the surprise of few, especially friends of mine who were working on the show and told to 'stay close by' for another year, CYE has been picked up for a 10-episode 8th season.
Behind the camera?To the surprise of few, especially friends of mine who were working on the show and told to 'stay close by' for another year, CYE has been picked up for a 10-episode 8th season.
I like Jeff and his wife. But as you get further along, characters will break in who are really funny. They are not on every show, which doesn't really put them in the class of George/Kramer/Elaine, but they are great nonetheless.i just started this show with first episode of season 1 on reruns on one of our local channels.
I'm sure the show isn't quite as good when censored, but I'm still enjoying it.
It kind of feels like Seinfeld "lite" to me since there's really only one funny character - Larry David.
but since I enjoyd Seinfeld quite a bit, Seinfeld "lite" is still better than a lot of comedies out there.
I guess that you could look at it that way, but I also think that it's sometimes a more raw and unadulterated version of Seinfeld. Obviously since it is on HBO, Larry can do anything he wants and get more twisted and vulgar. Episode 1 is fairly tame. Wait until you get to episode 3. Not sure how they will handle that on regular tv, though the syndication I've seen around here has it on at 10:00 or midnight, so they can probably get away with more.i just started this show with first episode of season 1 on reruns on one of our local channels.I'm sure the show isn't quite as good when censored, but I'm still enjoying it.It kind of feels like Seinfeld "lite" to me since there's really only one funny character - Larry David. but since I enjoyd Seinfeld quite a bit, Seinfeld "lite" is still better than a lot of comedies out there.