The Larry Sanders Show

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Current Season: 2 - Total Episodes: 27

“L.A. Or N.Y.?”

by Kyle Ryan February 28, 2012 -

Larry throws it all away to live like an “everyday guy” in Montana. This should go well.

“The Grand Opening”

by Kyle Ryan February 21, 2012 -

Hank’s Lookaround Café is finally open for business, and Hank finally has a psychotic break.

“Off Camera”

by Kyle Ryan February 14, 2012 -

Everything needs to go right in front of Entertainment Weekly, so what better time to bring a flea-ridden stray dog into the office?

“Hank’s Wedding”

by Kyle Ryan February 7, 2012 -

Hank thought he knew sunshine, but he only knew shade.

Ep. 18, Season 2
“L.A. Or N.Y.?”
Ep. 17, Season 2
“The Grand Opening”
Ep. 16, Season 2
“Off Camera”
Ep. 15, Season 2
“Hank’s Wedding”

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“Hey Now”
Episode 13

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“A Brush With The Elbow Of Greatness”
Episode 12

“A Brush With The Elbow Of Greatness” (season 1, episode 12; original airdate Oct. 31, 1992) Opening credits guests: Bebe Neuwirth, Penny Marshall, Garth Brooks Hank’s introduction of Larry in the opening credits: ...
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“The Warmth Episode”
Episode 11

“Warmth” (season 1, episode 11, original airdate Oct. 24, 1992) Opening credits guests: John Forsythe, Rosie Perez, Richard Marx Hank’s introduction of Larry in the opening credits: “Because he’s standing...
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"The Party"
Episode 10

“The Party” (season 1, episode 10, original airdate Oct. 17, 1992) Opening credits guests: N/A Hank’s introduction of Larry in the opening credits: N/A “The Talk Show” opened with Larry and ...
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“Out Of The Loop”/“The Talk Show”
Episode 8-9

“Out Of The Loop” (season 1, episode 8, original airdate Oct. 3, 1992) Opening credits guests: Treat Williams, Helen Gurley Brown, Paula Poundstone Hank’s introduction of Larry in the opening credits: “Because ...
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“Hank’s Contract”
Episode 7

“Hank’s Contract” (season 1, episode 7, originally aired Sept. 26, 1992) Opening credits guests: N/A Hank’s introduction of Larry in the opening credits: N/A The most successful casting decisions are the ones w...
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"The Flirt"
Episode 6

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"The New Producer"
Episode 5

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"The Guest Host"
Episode 4

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“The Promise”/“Spiders”
Episode 2-3

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“What Have You Done For Me Lately?”
Episode 1

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“L.A. Or N.Y.?”
Episode 18

Larry throws it all away to live like an “everyday guy” in Montana. This should go well.
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“The Grand Opening”
Episode 17

Hank’s Lookaround Café is finally open for business, and Hank finally has a psychotic break.
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“Off Camera”
Episode 16

Everything needs to go right in front of Entertainment Weekly, so what better time to bring a flea-ridden stray dog into the office?
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“Hank’s Wedding”
Episode 15

Hank thought he knew sunshine, but he only knew shade.
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“Performance Artist”
Episode 14

Larry gets more than he wanted when he tries to get edgy.
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“Being There”
Episode 13

In the eternal struggle between Larry's Ladies vs. Larry's Show, the Show always wins. You dig?
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“Larry’s Birthday”
Episode 12

In Jeremy Piven's final episode, the arrival of a new staff writer spells trouble for Phil and Jerry.
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“Broadcast Nudes”
Episode 11

Creepy Uncle Hank wants Darlene to pose for Playboy.
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“Larry’s Partner”
Episode 10

Larry’s deadbeat old partner looks for a handout in an episode that has sad real-world parallels.
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“Larry Loses Interest”
Episode 9

Is the world ready for Larry Sanders, movie star?
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“Artie’s Gone”
Episode 8

When Artie's stranded, it's up to Paula to produce the show.
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“Life Behind Larry”
Episode 7

The real world heavily informs the most pointed Larry Sanders Show episode yet.
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“The Hankerciser 200”
Episode 6

Get fit with Hank’s latest money-grubbing endorsement.
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“Larry’s Agent”
Episode 5

“Larry’s Agent” (season 2, episode 5; original airdate June 23, 1993) In January of 1993, David Letterman announced he was leaving NBC’s Late Night With David Letterman to have his own show on CBS that would directly ...
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“The List”/“The Stalker”
Episode 3-4

Double the neuroses this week: a sexual inventory in one, and a stalker in the other.
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“The Breakdown, Pt. 1”/“The Breakdown, Pt. 2”
Episode 1-2

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It’s not TV—and it’s not available on HBO Go: 27-plus HBO originals unavailable from the streaming service
Another list from The A.V. Club.
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Could Netflix’s programming strategy kill the golden age of TV?
The company’s innovations seem driven more by when content is available, not quality.
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Comedy auteur Judd Apatow talks about his crisis-comedy This Is 40
From The 40 Year-Old Virgin to This Is 40.
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Brooke Shields on The Middle, Jim Henson, and bar-crawling with Tom Green
The actress discusses her favorite characters and which performances go in her gold file.
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Co-creator David Mirkin walks us through cult classic Get A Life (2 of 5)
“If you’re not going to get a laugh from someone, the second most enjoyable thing is to just upset them.”
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Rugrats
After debuting to little fanfare, the littlest Nicktoon went on to become one of the first scripted cable series to reach 100.
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Paul Feig walks us through Freaks And Geeks (Part 1 of 5)
A weeklong look back at Freaks And Geeks with creator Paul Feig begins at the beginning.
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The best podcasts for the week of March 29-April 4
Moshe Kasher has a book, Jeffrey Tambor has an attitude, and yes, there’s a podcast for renaissance-festival music.
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Jeffrey Tambor
The Arrested Development and Larry Sanders vet talks about how much he enjoys his new show, Bent and more.
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Fox is making the most of additional February with additional American Idol
Fox is making the most of an extra February with extra American Idol. Also: The Bravermans go on vacation, the Amish invade PBS.
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Wendie Malick
The versatile star talks about work in sitcoms, soaps, and the new film What Happens Next.
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Is New Girl hitting its stride? The answer: a conclusive maybe
New Girl seems to be hitting its stride just a bit, so if you checked out, might be time to check in again. Also: Glee's spring finale, near war on Justified, and Dan Savage on MTV.
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Bruce Greenwood
The veteran actor won’t dish on Mickey Rourke or Wesley Snipes, but found Madonna delightful.
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This Valentine’s Day, give them the gift they never expected: A brand new Cougar Town
This Valentine’s Day, give them the gift they never expected: A brand new Cougar Town. Also, Jeff Goldblum finds Glee, and Top Shot shoots several rounds through your heart.
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ABC takes you to The River, drops you in the probably haunted water
Also: Will Schuester dons a toreador’s outfit while Real Housewives and doomsday survivalists battle for cable supremacy.
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We have very cautious Glee optimism, because we'll never learn
Glee is offering a tribute to Michael Jackson, and because we haven't learned our lesson yet, we're cautiously optimistic. Also: Lots of good drama, hockey, and HOLY SHIT, MUMMENSCHANZ!
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The State Of The Union bumped most everything off the air tonight, so why not give White Collar a try?
The President is taking away many of your favorite TV shows so he can talk to you. Fortunately, cable's got everything from White Collar to Justified to Southland to Chopped.
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Two of TV's best dramas debut new seasons tonight, just in time for you to watch Storage Wars instead
Two of TV's best dramas, Justified and Southland, return tonight for all new seasons. Also: The return of White Collar, Fox is back, and tennis. Anybody watch tennis?
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After a great standalone episode, Parenthood gets back to the daily grind
After a terrific, mostly standalone episode, Parenthood gets back to the daily grind of its serialized storylines. Also: Sign language, vampire Kermit the Frog, and Billy the Kid.
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TV Club welcomes Switched At Birth to our regular coverage roster with fireworks and airhorns
We welcome Switched At Birth to our regular coverage roster by firing pistols into the air. Also: FLCL makes its TV Club Classic debut, new Parenthood, and the Iowa caucuses.
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There's so little on TV tonight we're recommending a show from 1993
TV apparently decided to take tonight off, so we're recommending you watch something made in 1993. Also: Cooking, mysterious dungeons, and Sandy Duncan jokes.
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Jeremy Piven
The star of I Melt With You talks about acting for the love of it, misperceptions created by Entourage, and the enduring power of PCU.
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Raising Hope is pretty darn funny, and at least it's not another Glee Christmas episode
Raising Hope makes fun of It's A Wonderful Life, and that sounds good for a laugh. Also: Glee celebrates Christmas, Bob Hope likes lemon drops, and the History Channel proves God exists.
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Time for the Sons Of Anarchy finale to put up or shut up
Sons Of Anarchy has been teasing us all season long. Now, it's time for the show to take the status quo changing plunge. Also: A multitude of Muppets, sectionals on Glee, and Buble.
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Will Ringer become the trashy soap of our dreams? Or can we stop caring?
Ringer hasn't exactly been the trashy soap we'd been hoping for, but it seemed headed in the right direction last time. Also: Lesbians, the NHL, and red-nosed reindeer.
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