Curb your Enthusiasm

now THAT was a phenomenal episode

Indifference71 wrote:

The Waiting Trophy Man wrote:

jimbojones1138 wrote:

this season is great, i think the show is actually better without cheryl

Yeah but we need more Leon

The show has been just fine without Cheryl, but some more Leon would be great. Hard to complain though, this season has been hilarious.

looks like he returns next week

I think Larry and Ricky should have their own show together. Their dynamic is so perfect.

I took you for a Spaniard.

Larry revolutionized the way we eat in restaurants.

The Juggler wrote:

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

now THAT was a phenomenal episode

I thought this episode was horrible. Some of the Larry vs. Gervais stuff was okay I guess but not much.

we're clearly not on the same page with this show.

this week was more about the smaller mundane stuff. loved it.

Well not with this episode at least. I've liked this season so far. I thought the last one (Vow of Silence) was terrific. But this one wasn't for me. It was actually kind of annoying to watch after a while.

The Juggler wrote:

see the whole "vow of silence" thing to me was dumb. who takes vows of silences? just didn't seem plausable to me. and, like we talked about before, the premise for moving to ny was really far fetched.

i liked last night's episode because it was based on stuff that can actually happen in every day life.

Eh...I dunno. The "Vow of Silence" came off as something that a crazy, devoted spiritual person might actually do (like the orthodox jew on jumping off the Ski lift). I think stuff in last night's episode like Susie's "splitting the couples" or Larry and Susie bickering during the play are more far-fetched plot-devices than even the Vow of Silence. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on these episodes.

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

see the whole "vow of silence" thing to me was dumb. who takes vows of silences? just didn't seem plausable to me. and, like we talked about before, the premise for moving to ny was really far fetched.

i liked last night's episode because it was based on stuff that can actually happen in every day life.

Eh...I dunno. The "Vow of Silence" came off as something that a crazy, devoted spiritual person might actually do (like the orthodox jew on jumping off the Ski lift). I think stuff in last night's episode like Susie's "splitting the couples" or Larry and Susie bickering during the play are more far-fetched plot-devices than even the Vow of Silence. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on these episodes.

totally disagree. my cousin splits people up for thanksgiving. so i related to that.

arguing about who gets the aisle seat? who doesn't do that? great episode.

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

The Juggler wrote:

Ledbetterman10 wrote:

Eh...I dunno. The "Vow of Silence" came off as something that a crazy, devoted spiritual person might actually do (like the orthodox jew on jumping off the Ski lift). I think stuff in last night's episode like Susie's "splitting the couples" or Larry and Susie bickering during the play are more far-fetched plot-devices than even the Vow of Silence. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree on these episodes.

totally disagree. my cousin splits people up for thanksgiving. so i related to that.

arguing about who gets the aisle seat? who doesn't do that? great episode.

Yeah people do it but it doesn't mean it's entertaining to watch. I look forward to the next episode.

...the mundane/every day situation stuff that people can relate to is what has made this show so great from the start. same with seinfeld. it is essentially what the shows are built off of....as is both david's and seinfeld's stand up material.

to each his own though.

The Waiting Trophy Man wrote:

Larry's a hero - he doesn't wait on waiters - he gets his own fuckin food.

that shit was hillarious