Larry David's Enthusiasm

[citizenlewis]

New episode was great.

Leon staying rules.

Leon staying was great but the five minute package opening segment at the beginning was very painfully.  Wow. Packaging has gotten out of control jokes are pretty groundbreaking.

[TacoSmith]

I loved the package opening segment. I fucking hate those types of packages and probably behaved in that exact same manner trying to open one. Besides, I thought it paid off pretty well in the end with the exacto knife package.

[jamesp]

New episode was great.

Leon staying rules.

Leon staying was great but the five minute package opening segment at the beginning was very painfully.  Wow. Packaging has gotten out of control jokes are pretty groundbreaking.

I feel like there was probably even a pair of scissors in the drawer he opens when he's angrily looking for something to use.

I know Super Dave (Marty Funkhouser) annoys Tom, but he's responsible for my one of my favorite Curb moments from last season:

Marty Funkhouser: If you weren't my best friend, I would take my bare hands and pop your head off your neck.
Larry David: Psh. He's not my best friend.

[wwwes]

OK, last night Curb had the first moment in weeks, maybe YEARS that I could actually relate to: the woman walking down the street that tells him to "Smile". I have had that happen to me before, and I wanted to react the exact same way.

Of course, he ruined it by asking me to believe that someone... ANYONE... would ever be happy to receive a gift consisting of someone's kid singing a song.

[Chris L]

Sorry, but it killed me whenever he tried to get people to wrap up their singing. 

[Sarah]

OK, last night Curb had the first moment in weeks, maybe YEARS that I could actually relate to: the woman walking down the street that tells him to "Smile". I have had that happen to me before, and I wanted to react the exact same way.

I'd rather react by saying immediately, "Die."

[not that clay]

Anybody see tonight's ep? That was the worst, right?

[not that clay]

Anybody see tonight's ep? That was the worst, right?

Oh man, it got a lot worse.

[Regular Joe]

I like this show when I'm watching it, bottom line. It's not the best, it's not the worst, and at times it takes directions that make me feel pleasantly surprised. Obviously it's smug and kind of obvious, but I've decided so what. You either payed for the cable to watch it or downloaded it for free on a computer, and that makes you a first world elite either way. Gotcha, snobs.

[Martin]

Sunday's episode was pretty bad.

[Omar]

Sunday's episode was pretty bad.

Incorrect!

[Martin]

I enjoyed the scenes with Jerry, and the car/Lewis thing. But the Jesus painting was pretty bad.

[Regular Joe]

Sunday's episode was pretty bad.

Hadn't seen this last one before my earlier post, but you are absolutely right. What a terrible episode.

[not that clay]

Yikes, the only way this week's episode coulda been worse is if Mickey Rooney played the club owner.

[Steve of Bloomington]

OK, last night Curb had the first moment in weeks, maybe YEARS that I could actually relate to: the woman walking down the street that tells him to "Smile". I have had that happen to me before, and I wanted to react the exact same way.

I'd rather react by saying immediately, "Die."

I had some woman where I worked once not just say 'smile' but spend maybe 20 minutes telling me how good my life and job were and how I really had no excuse not to smile. <shudder> She also had a cube next to me and sang 'Young At Heart' repeatedly for several days in a row. <shudder>