Charles H. Green on his Trust Matters blog suggests that studying Larry as he appears on Curb and as portrayed by Jason Alexander in the form of George Costanza on Seinfeld is one way to better our social networking skills. He writes:
Larry David (he plays himself on Curb) is cheerfully, honestly, forthrightly neurotic and self-centered [...]

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Sorry guys I somehow overlooked this link I received via Google alert a week or so ago. It has more details on the season 6 DVD of Curb to be released on January 29th.
“…extras that consist of behind-the-scenes footage, a conversation between cast members Larry David and Susie Essman, and a Gag Reel.”
This is the [...]

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Thanks to Jim for emailing me this picture of the soon to be released season 6 DVD. You can preorder the DVD now on Amazon.

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A short interview about Richard Lewis from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review discussing his stand-up and Curb. He had this to say about a seventh season:
“I know how it ends, and I’m not quite sure from my point of view that Larry would end the season like this. Having spoken to Larry lately, he seems very energetic [...]

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In the Season Six finale, an upcoming Bat Mitzvah provides Larry with an opportunity to clear up his recent domestic travails–as well as some nasty rumors.
Forum topic.

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As a lot of you know the site previously had a forum that I removed a few months ago due to limited interest. However as you’ve probably noticed we are getting a lot more fans regularly commenting on new episodes and posts, as well as posting their own links. I’ve just launched a new, more [...]

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Mr. Media, Bob Andelman, who previously interviewed Jeff Garlin has an interview with Cheryl Hines on his website. You can listen to the mp3 or read the transcript, as she discusses at length her involvement in Curb and even hints that a possible seventh season is not out of the picture.
Also, on a [...]

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January 29th. That’s when international fans and those without HBO (or other means of access) will be able to watch the latest season. It will include behind-the-scenes footage, a conversation between cast members Larry David and Susie Essman, and a Gag Reel.  The price will be $US39.98 SRP. Thanks to Jim for the heads up.

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This week, Larry tries to curry favor with Cheryl by influencing her therapist in Episode 59: “The Therapists.”

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I haven’t updated in a while. I’m currently taking final exams for this year so I’m using that as an excuse! I will be finished in just over a week though and will be making more regular posts. Here are some articles I’ve accumulated over the last week or two.
Larry David: Still full of enthusiasm [...]

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Larry tries to do Auntie Rae a favor, but ends up offending her instead. Meanwhile, Jeff’s stay at the hospital to get a “snore job” opens up a new opportunity for Larry, who takes full advantage of it in Episode 58: “The N Word.”
Update: I really enjoyed this episode. What I most liked about it [...]

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Shelley Berman, the veteran comedian who plays Larry’s father in Curb Your Enthusiasm, won a Lifetime Achievement Award at this year’s Boston Comedy Festival. At 81, he also won the first Grammy for a non-music record and maintains he’s not done yet. Have a read of these couple (1 & 2) of articles about one [...]

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This week, a malfunctioning TV device puts Larry’s marriage with Cheryl into a crisis mode in Episode 57: The TiVo Guy.

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On October 5th Larry talked to Steve Sommers on WFAN. You can listen to fairly lengthy interview on the site, or download it directly. Larry talks sports, as well as relaying his now famous story about quitting his job at Saturday Night Live, only to return the next Monday as if nothing had happened and [...]

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Larry tests the limits of sick sex. Meanwhile, Loretta and Leon’s job prospects are burned by a slow toaster, and Larry befriends an exterminator, to a deaf woman’s regret, in Episode 56: The Rat Dog.
I really enjoyed this episode, much more than the previous one (episode 5) where I felt Larry recycled a couple previous [...]

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