While I think the last season finale would have been a fine place to end the entire show, I certainly don’t mind another season of Larry David ruining everyone’s life including his own.
It starts September 9th. The only promo I’ve seen is where they go behind the scenes and I was certainly cracking up as he declared a “colon contest” with Richard Lewis.
this is great news. I had heard last year that David was writing more episodes, but then there was nothing. and then he and his wife filed for divorce and i figured it wouldn’t happen. i wonder if the show will have Larry & Cheryl split up? that would probably be a disaster.
Isn’t it time that HBO becomes real TV?
Free and easy and normal?
I don’t even have cable.
I’m sick and tired of the best shows in history arriving in my home for the first time on DVD 12 months after everyone else has seen them.
Originally Posted by Andrew Collins Isn’t it time that HBO becomes real TV? Free and easy and normal? I don’t even have cable. I’m sick and tired of the best shows in history arriving in my home for the first time on DVD 12 months after everyone else has seen them. Boo hoo.
I’m picturing you with a floor model tv adjusting the bunny ears just to get your 3 channels to come in clearly.
Anyway, can’t wait for the new season of Curb. As you can probably tell I’m a huge fan of the show. LD is my hero.
See the better idea (which of course wouldn’t be as funny for the show) would be to call the people and ask them if there was anything you could bring to the party, and then they could tell you the party was last night, you’d apologize, they wouldn’t feel obligated to ask you to stay since you came all the way there, and perhaps you’d make plans for some other time to meet up. At it’s base Larry’s idea isn’t that horrible, it’s just not executed well.
Originally Posted by MikeShaynePI See the better idea (which of course wouldn’t be as funny for the show) would be to call the people and ask them if there was anything you could bring to the party, and then they could tell you the party was last night, you’d apologize, they wouldn’t feel obligated to ask you to stay since you came all the way there, and perhaps you’d make plans for some other time to meet up. At it’s base Larry’s idea isn’t that horrible, it’s just not executed well.
Yeah but the thing is Larry was trying to avoid making a phone call, for whatever reason (he mentions this in the locker room with Jeff and Richard). He only pops in because he’s already on his way to somewhere else.