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Curb Your Enthusiasm

Notorious curmudgeon Larry David navigates the tiny annoyances of the modern world in this comedy classic, now in its eighth season.
This series will return at some point in the future.
Current Season: 8 - Total Episodes: 30
Highest Rated: Ep 10, Season 7
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  • "The Bat Mitzvah"
    Episode 10 (season finale)

    One of the great things about Curb Your Enthusiasm is its completeness. With the exception of the first season, each season of...

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  • "The Therapists"
    Episode 9

    Last night I saw Gone Baby Gone and then this episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, so in essence I went from a preposterous...

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  • "The N Word"
    Episode 8

    Last night's Curb was the first post-separation episode, so I was hoping for a blissfully Cheryl-free episode, and for the most...

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  • "The TiVo Guy"
    Episode 7

    By my calculations, this week's episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm was supposed to be a death-isode—and what a beautiful, wonderous, magical...

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  • "The Rat Dog"
    Episode 6

    Last night both Curb and it's explicit but incredibly dreary lead-in, Tell Me You Love Me (which, if you haven't been watching, is...

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  • "The Freak Book"
    Episode 5

    This episode marks the halfway point for this season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and a pattern is beginning to emerge: Following the season...

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  • "The Lefty Call"
    Episode 4

    Six seasons into Curb Your Enthusiasm, you can pretty much predict how each episode's bits (a.k.a. Larry David Comic Puzzle Pieces™) will fall...

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  • "The Ida Funkhouser Roadside Memorial"
    Episode 3

    So remember last week how I defended Larry David and said that his assholery was only a reaction to the extreme assholery of...

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  • The Anonymous Donor
    Episode 2

    A friend of mine, who dislikes Curb Your Enthusiasm, refers to the show as Larry David Is An Asshole, because in her view that's...

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  • "Meet The Blacks"
    Episode 1

    It's been nearly two years since we've had a new episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and for any other show two years would be a dangerously...

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    B+
  • Jon Glaser

    The creator and star of Delocated talks about the show’s third season and his long career in comedy.

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  • Best TV of 2011 

    We pick the best shows of an extremely good year in television. 

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  • The best TV series of 2011: The ballots

    Who voted for which series? Which shows barely made the cut? And which less-heralded shows do you need to start DVRing? Read on.

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  • Behind the scenes at the Michael: Tuesdays & Thursdays finale live-stream

    We go behind the scenes of the CBC’s self-styled little-sitcom-that-could, Michael: Tuesdays & Thursdays.

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  • Curb Your Enthusiasm episode offered as solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict

    Many of history’s greatest mediators have tried fruitlessly to bring peace between Israel and Palestine, who nevertheless remain bitterly divided over such petty grievances as national identity, natural resources, occupied territory, decades-old gru...

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  • Favorite TV themes

    This week, a reader asks us to help work out a list of the best TV-show theme songs in history, but demands we acknowledge The Rockford Files first.

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  • Merrill Markoe
    Merrill Markoe

    The novelist, comedy writer, and TV pioneer talks about her latest book and a career that stretches from Late Night to the new essay collection Cool, Calm & Contentious.

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  • This show will either be renewed or not renewed.
    Ratings roundup: What's it take for HBO to cancel a show?

    In the first week of its third season—and its first airing on a Monday, without a cushy lead-in—HBO’s Bored To Death pulled in 240,000 viewers.

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  • Week of Sept. 29-Oct. 5 

    The Pod F. Tompkast returns, a podcast about Big Foot, a mysterious plane hijacker, and more. 

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  • Yvette Nicole Brown 

    One of the regulars on Community talks about the show’s future, her favorite Muppet, and why you two commenters—yes, you—should stop fighting right now. 

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  • Louis C.K. walks us through Louie’s second season (Part 3 of 4) 

    The writer-director-star of FX’s Louie offers episode-by-episode insights into the show’s second season. 

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  • Mel Brooks 

    The veteran writer, director, and comedian reflects on his career in advance of the new special Mel Brooks And Dick Cavett: Together Again. 

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  • Week of Aug. 25-Aug. 31

    We check in on Riki Lindhome’s new podcast, explore the fringe of the podcasting world, Bryan Cranston goes deep on Nerdist, Comedy Bang Bang has its strangest episode yet, and much more.

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  • J.B. Smoove 

    The motor-mouthed comic—best known as Larry David’s houseguest on Curb Your Enthusiasm—goes into detail about his many comic roles, from sketches on Late Night to a movie where Frankenstein plays basketball. 

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  • Phil Rosenthal

    The creator of Everybody Loves Raymond talks about translating the show for Russian audiences—as captured by the documentary Exporting Raymond—and the trouble with TV today.

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  • More Louie in 2012.
    FX renews Wilfred, Louie, and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia

    It's FX day at the Television Critics Association press tour, which means it's once again time for the great TV reporters of America to fawn over John Landgraf, who's really, really nice to us and always makes sure we get our screeners and very often puts...

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  • TV characters we want more of

    A reader asks which memorable TV characters were most underused on their own shows.

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  • Is cable still the best venue for quality television?

    As broadcast networks experience a quality upswing, cable programming has reached a crossroads.

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  • Paul Scheer The League Piranha 3D
    Paul Scheer

    The comic and actor talks about The League, slow-building comedy and, of course, Piranha 3D.

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  • Cheryl Hines
    Cheryl Hines

    No stranger to awkward comedy, Cheryl Hines talks about making her directorial debut with the darkly comic Serious Moonlight.

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