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Curb Your Enthusiasm: Season 1, Episode 5Interior Decorator (12 Nov. 2000)Larry holds an elevator, and is denied his doctor's appointment. Of course, this causes him to miss an appointment with Diane Keaton. Cheryl hires an interior decorator who also happens to ... See full summary » Director:Andy Ackerman |
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Woman in Elevator
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Larry holds an elevator, and is denied his doctor's appointment. Of course, this causes him to miss an appointment with Diane Keaton. Cheryl hires an interior decorator who also happens to be Diane Keaton's, but the decorator wont give Larry Keaton's phone number. Written by halo1k
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Interior Decorator 10/10.
This is Larry David at his finest continued on from the previous great episode that flipped me full time onto this series. Larry literally fights and wrestles with women as they assault his common sense and decency. So far out there and yet so close to the truth of it all.
Very good one-liners and stereotypical people from all walks of life in both their careers/jobs and race make this a truly funny time to be had for warped sensibilities and those who understand the zaniness of it all (my apologies for having to written this second line of b.s. but I needed to extend my time to 10 lines (really???)).