Curb Your Enthusiasm Season Six (1 Viewer)

[Jeff_CusBlues]

I also liked his doctor friend treating their date like an office visit. Seeing Larry take off his pants and sit on the edge of her bed waiting for her was hilarious.

 

[TravisR]

If it is, they went out strong.

 

[Brent M]

Anyone else happen to notice that the actress who played Dr. Flomm was also the recurring character Sue Ellen Mischke on Seinfeld? She was the heiress to the O' Henry candy bar fortune who wore her bra as a top. I thought she looked very familiar when I was watching the episode last night.

 

[Patrick Sun]

That would be a good tie-in with Seinfeld and Larry. Her name is Brenda Strong, and she's the narrator Mary Alice Young on "Desperate Housewives" too.

 

[Jeff_CusBlues]

I noticed that also.

 

[Garrett Adams]

It wasn't only the scale. The folded white sheet/blanket running down the center of the bed represents the sanitary white roll paper sheet used to cover examination tables.

 

[Patrick Sun]

In a season filled with mostly home runs and triples, I thought tonight's was more of a double. I sort of like Larry without Cheryl (Cheryl's character has never really done much for me).

 

[TravisR]

I agree. I loved the stuff where they planned the mugging and carried it out though. And Larry being evil enough to fake having Alzheimer's Disease was funny in a sick way.

 

[WillG]

Good news

http://www.nypost.com/seven/11052007...ore_923379.htm


I kind of feared that since this current season has been so strong, Larry would want to go out on top. But, it looks like he is willing to stick with the show.

 

[Brent M]

As good as this season has been I would gladly welcome a couple more seasons of the show. I thought last night's episode was probably the weakest episode of the season, but it still had some great moments and it's easy to forgive a less than stellar offering after all the classics we've been given this year.

 

[Jeff_CusBlues]

It's obviously "The New Larry".

 

[TravisR]

What a crazy ass ending. The montage of Larry and the Blacks at the end was priceless especially them at the movies and when Loretta started with Suzie. And I loved Richard Lewis saying Ben Laden sounded like a dry cleaner in New York.

For an old bald guy, Larry did pretty well with the ladies in this episode. His date and Loretta are both pretty hot.

 

[Jeff Pounds]

OK -- I'll say it... BEST. SEASON FINALE. EVER.



Ok - that might be just a little bit of hyperbole, but seriously -- I was rolling at that ending. It was just perfect.

"Happy Holidays from Larry and the Blacks"

Too perfect. And I think this was easily the best season of Curb since S2. In fact, it stands with S1 and S2 has nearly perfect, IMO.

 

[Patrick Sun]

I wasn't feeling it for most of the episode (the setup took a little long), but the last 4-5 minutes were so off-the-wall goofy and funny.

 

[Marianne]

I guess we'll have to wait for the next season to find out what happened to the gerbil!

 

[ChadMcCallum]

The seasons over already? It seems like I've only seen 6 or 7 episodes but I know I didn't miss any. Time flies when you're having fun.

This was a great episode. I loved retard Larry and Loretta and Suzie's fight was fantastic. Its about time someone put that "Beloved aUNT" in her place. Shocking ending too. I wonder if its all a dream or if The Blacks will be forgotten next season or if they're there to stay. Curb without Leon just wouldn't be the same.

Why was Cheryl Hines written out of the show? Was that just the direction Larry wanted to take the series in following his real life divorce or was there something else happening behind the scenes?

Was anyone else expecting a gerbil to crawl out of Larry's pants leg when he was giving the toast or dancing with Loretta?

 

[Brent M]

Absolutely. This season may have been my favorite of the entire series. Just brilliant.

I'm just sad the season is already over. Those 10 episodes flew by in no time. :frowning:

 

[RAF]

There you have it.

This is the reason I consider Curb Your Enthusiasm to be the best comedy on TV. Season 6 was, without a doubt, TV at its best.

My favorite Drama Series continues to be Boston Legal (although it's also a lot funnier than most of the "comedies" on TV as well).

Denny Crane!

 

[ScottH]

What I found so funny about the end was that it made you realize how wrong Cheryl is for Larry and Loretta is actually perfect for him.

 

[TonyD]

this ep was the funniest tv show i ever saw.
as it was happening my wife and i continued to notice all the dr stuff.

from larry needing to call the secretary to get a date to the house with a reception area to the bed and the scale in the bedroom.

i nearly was hyperventilating from it all.

the ep with Larry talking to himself because of the cell phone guy may be the second funniest thing i have seen on a tv show.

it was just perfect, and brilliant. so well written.

i am soooo glad he is coming back for more.