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One of the most enjoyable aspects of Curb Your Enthusiasm, aside from Larry David’s complete inability to humor people, is the cameos. Since its inception, the largely improvised HBO comedy series has been a terrific vehicle for celebrity cameos, as friends of David’s frequently swing by and absolutely steal the show. Some of the best Curb Your Enthusiasm cameos of all time is the focus of a new video released by HBO, celebrating the show’s 20-year anniversary. It’s a tremendously funny way to spend five minutes, and will instantly have you hankering for a rewatch …

Curb Your Enthusiasm's season 10 premiere set up a foundation for Larry David's next comedy season, But which were the best quotes from Leon & more?

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Curb Your Enthusiasm's Marty Funkhouser was played by Bob Einstein, who passed away in 2019. To celebrate his character, here are his best quotes.

Curb Your Enthusiasm is back for its tenth season and it is currently firing on all cylinders. Here are some of its funniest long-running gags.

Larry David on Curb Your Enthusiasm drops valuable life lessons in every episode of the HBO classic. Come under the learning tree with this list.

Curb Your Enthusiasm is one of those shows that might just be around forever. As it comes back for another round, here's a ranking of all its seasons.

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Within minutes of the Season 10 premiere of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David ("himself") grabs a stranger's selfie stick and breaks it in half over his knee, casually continuing his stroll with Leon (J.B. Smoove), not taking a moment to reckon with what just happened. It's a startling way to begin the new season of the adored, acerbic HBO comedy, a surreal burst of physical energy immediately bursting out of what's typically a slow-burn, tightly contained show full of rising potential energy. A minute after this outburst, Larry complains about Mocha Joe's (Saverio Guerra) …

Larry David is back to being the absolute worst in the Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 10 premiere. What were the objects of his ire this time?

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HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm stars Larry David as a misanthrope who despises human contact. We're ranking his friends by how much he likes them!

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I laughed often, and laughed loudly, while watching the season 10 trailer for Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry David's HBO comedy of errors. Like, embarrassingly loud. David's show is just very, very funny -- and if you need a reminder before its January 19, 2020 debut, this less-than-two-minute trailer will do the job and thensome. If you've not seen the show before, the premise is thin by design. Larry David, playing a fictionalized version of himself, tries to live a normal, decent life in Los Angeles with his agent Jeff Garlin, ex-wife Cheryl Hines, and …