Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10

Curb without Funkhouser? Man, I don't know.

I loathe Larry David. He’s Garry Shandling level unfunny.

^^ Ha - the only show I think that rivals CYE is The Larry Sanders Show ^^

I adore them both.

Please, please, please let them have an episode where he joins Twitter.

That's a bit 10 years ago, r4. I don't know if an episode where Larry is "cancelled" after tangling with "SJWs" would work. He wouldn't care for a start.

The new trailer feautres the return ofTed Danson plus Fred Armisen, Jane Krakowski, Sasha Alexande, a Trans Woman Of Color and Jon Hamm trying to be funny.

It's out January 19!

Looks pretty pretty pretty good OP

Can't wait! Funniest show I've ever seen; I binge watch all the reruns all the time.

I just watched the first episode. Anybody see it? Eh. There were two things I found funny, but won't give away until/unless people start populating the thread.

The big goodbye is the greatest move ever.

Ugh. I used to love this show, but I couldn't even finish the last two seasons. It became too self-referential. Is the new season off to a stronger start?

I thought the first episode of Season 10 was hilarious. About eight different subplots that coalesce into what seems to be the two major plots of the whole season.

I thought Jeff constantly being mistaken for Harvey Weinstein is kind of inspired, but it'd be more believable if he hadn't lost all that weight.....

Shouldn’t Bernie be concentrating on the election instead promoting a frivolous TV show?

There was an all day marathon on one of the HBO channels yesterday that featured the best episodes from all the seasons, and I noticed that they used the same jokes, set-ups, etc. a lot. It was especially evident in the Seinfeld episodes. Call-backs and references can be funny, but it got a little tiresome if you are watching it back-to-back.

How is this show still on?

I laughed when he went after Susie's fashion choice.

The show is obviously not as funny as it was, but moments still make me smile. I'll always love Larry David.

I loved Jeff being mistaken for Weinstein.

R13, who are you talking about? They've both lost a lot of weight.

I couldn't make it through season 9. Is 10 better?

R20, as I said @R17, I don't think it'll ever be as funny as it used to be, but I just love David, so I watch out of loyalty.

There are amusing moments, but I think "LOL" funny is behind us. I mean who knows, maybe the episodes coming will be funnier.

Last season, I enjoyed the “premature honey” and accidental on purpose texting.

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So sad to say this, but I think it's peaked. In the beginning scenes, he's just a rude asshole with no boundaries and no filter. In the coffee shop, he could have just asked to have the coffee heated up and moved to another table. He had no business lecturing the woman in the gym about her pre-natal choices. He was out of line with his secretary.

I do hope the story arc will show him and Cheryl getting back together.

Some funny bits but the the show may never recapture the magic of the first several brilliant seasons where the subplots were woven organically through each episode and season.

Agree about the coffee shop storyline R23 — it was weird and forced.

R25, I was waiting for something funny with the "Mocha Joe" plot, but nothing. you're right about it being forced.

The scenes with him snapping the selfie stick and knocking over the scooters - felt too much. I did enjoy the main bulk of the episode though.

Blatant product placement with Peloton, unless there was a joke aspect I'm missing. Was retching at the thought of what a 72 year old mans dick tastes of when coated with both sweat and talc. Poor Cheryl.

Why wouldn't he take a quick shower instead of running to his Kato to get talc??

I’m looking forward to Larry vs. Ted.

Kind of sick of Leon and Susie. They’re one-note characters. Funny but played out.

Love Richard Lewis. He can do no wrong.

Jon Ham? Ugh. Hopefully he’s on only one episode.

This was funnier....

I hope Susie Essman curses him out every fucking episode. I love her the best of all.

I love how hard Jeff was laughing at the joke about Susie during the ventriloquism thing. Speaking of which - what the hell was that?! Seems like another thing there's no chance Larry would've ever done in previous seasons - in fact seems like the kind of thing he would've mocked others for doing.

Yeah, I didn't really understand the ventriloquism scene. Are we supposed to believe that Larry and Cheryl had a memorized, rehearsed party trick from their days as a married couple and that they remembered how to do it all these years after the divorce? Oh well, not a big deal. I'm glad to see Cheryl in episode 1.

I loved Jeff's shrug when he was confused for Harvey Weinstein.

The Mocha Joe subplot was just a setup for a long story arc. I hope it's Larry failing miserably at trying to run a coffee shop because despite really trying to run Mocha Joe out of business he can't stop pissing off all the customers and his staff.

I'm also curious to see where they go with the assistant and the caterer's accusations against Larry.

I loved him snapping the selfie stick. And I especially loved that it wasn’t a plot point, just a random thing he did. God, I love that guy.

I support selfie stick snapping. Someone needs to make a gif of that.

No doubt there is a thread on DL about favorite CYE episodes (so please withhold your remarks), but the one where Cheryl has the runs in the carwash still makes me laugh uncontrollably. And then the ending in the restaurant where Susie calls her a Carwash Cunt!

It just bears repeating how funny this epi was.

The selfie stick thing really made me realise why Larry keeps Leon around - he gets to express immense hostility with no risk of retaliation. A similar event was when Leon stripped a stranger of his baseball shirt of which Larry mistakenly believed he was the rightful owner. Leon is a thug.

I live in NYC and travel quite a bit. I’ve only seen a selfie stick in the real world once and that was many years ago. Where are all these selfie sticks on 2019 and 2020? Los Angeles?

I have HBO for the month, so watched for the first time in years. It was better than the last time I watched, I think he was married to Vivica Fox. Larry never changes, but it was shocking to see how much older Susie, Leon and, to a lesser degree, Cheryl look.

I recently saw a fraupack with a selfie stick in Ohio.

The episode with Jon Hamm last night was a good one

Eh. I don’t know.

This season is much better than the last one - when was that, about 2-3 years ago.

It's still my all-time favorite series.

I'm watching last night's episode, enjoy seeing Cheryl get betrayed. I dislike Cheryl.

I used to love this show but all the actors seem strangely low energy now. It's like they themselves are tired of the show.

Hmmm......Larry is very cleverly pushing back on PC culture this season. Many examples, I just watched the business with Chinese diners and Lazy Susan.

Good!

What's going on with Jeff Garlin's mouth this season? Did he have a surgery? It seems that there is some swelling on the right side of his mouth near the lip which is affecting his speech to a degree.

This season's been really great so far.

Yes I noticed that about Jeff’s mouth too. I think I even googled “Jeff Garlin mouth.” Nothing.

The Jon Hamm episode was fantastic. I laughed so hard my rectum bled and now I need to call Poober.

The season went by very quick

For the most part it was very funny. Not sure about the finale.

I love this season, especially when they showed all the celebs who opened up 'spite stores'. Sean Penn screaming "SHUT UP!!" to the talking parrot was priceless.

Also, love Richard Lewis, but is he sick? He looks even thinner than last season, and just awful.

Mila Kunis looks great but I didn't recognize her at all!

I have found a lot of this season to be eye-rollingly stupid but I really liked the Jon Hamm episode. Hamm was quite funny.

I liked this season a great deal, even though there was at least one dumb moment in each episode.

It was way better than the last season.

BTW it wasn't until the closing credits that I knew Chaz Bono played Joey, the trans Funkhauser family member with the oversized penis.

I didn't realize it was Chaz, either, R56. I was thinking it was the transgendered Survivor contestant from a few years ago.

The little moments were hilarious as usual but the storylines were pretty dumb

When Chaz took his shirt off in the locker room, you could see the scars from the top surgery. Kinda gnarly.