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"Curb Your Enthusiasm" (2000)Original Air Date:
28 October 2007 (Season 6, Episode 8)Plot:
Larry goes to the hospital to see his new girlfriend, an orthopedist. While in the bathroom, Larry overhears one end of a very angry... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
"Curb" follows the path of other successful sitcoms: down! moreCast
(Episode Complete credited cast)| Larry David | ... | Himself | |
| Jeff Garlin | ... | Jeff Greene | |
| Cheryl Hines | ... | Cheryl David (archive footage) | |
| Susie Essman | ... | Susie Greene | |
| Ben Stiller | ... | Himself | |
| Vivica A. Fox | ... | Loretta Black | |
| J.B. Smoove | ... | Leon Black | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jerry August | ... | Board Member #1 | |
| Rachel Boston | ... | Waitress | |
| Randy Brion | ... | Conductor - Montage | |
| Wren T. Brown | ... | Dr. Page (as Wren Brown) | |
| Laurel Coppock | ... | Patient | |
| Ellia English | ... | Auntie Rae Black | |
| Trish Gates | ... | Trish, Dr. Flomm's Sister | |
| Irwin Goodwyn | ... | Board Member #2 | |
| Barry Gordan | ... | Rabbi - Montage | |
| Cady Huffman | ... | Herself - Montage | |
| Carla Jeffery | ... | Keysha Black | |
| Jake M. Johnson | ... | Man on cell phone (as Jake Johnson) | |
| Phil LaMarr | ... | Pharmacist | |
| Joseph Limbaugh | ... | Joe, Dr. Flomm's Brother | |
| Nick Nervies | ... | Daryl | |
| Richard Penn | ... | Board Member #3 | |
| Brenda Strong | ... | Dr. Susan Flomm | |
| Tracy Thorpe | ... | Woman in hallway | |
| Steve Tom | ... | Board Member #1 | |
| Jean Villepique | ... | Nurse | |
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Revealing mistakes: Jeff and Larry are eating lunch in the hospital cafeteria. Larry orders an iced tea, but the drink he receives is yellow/orange in color - looks like orange juice and is clearly not iced tea. moreFAQ
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*** This comment may contain spoilers ***
It is a shame that a once great show has fallen into the pattern that besets so many shows after they've creatively peaked. That is, many shows descend into annoying mediocrity when they start lazily incorporating weak and obvious comedic ideas and the actors' neuroses are overly exaggerated to the point that they are not only annoying but unlikeable. I can't help but sympathize with Cheryl in last week's episode when she said, and I'm paraphrasing, "Larry, people ask me why I stay with you and I tell them that you have another side. Well, Larry, the truth is, you HAVE NO other side"
**Spoiler Ahead!** This episode while having a few extremely funny sight gags(a bald Jeff...brilliant!, the living room of a doctor arranged like the doctor's waiting room) often resorts to predictable situations, e.g. a passerby overhearing Larry use the forbidden "N-Word" out of context, Larry unable to read a doctor's scrawl which undoubtedly contains something important, Larry hugging the most visually unappealing cast member and getting an erection, etc.
So I can't tell if the real-life actor/writer Larry David has basically exhausted "plumbing the depths" of his neuroses for a seventh season and is just getting by, reusing old ideas without telling us anything new or whether there "really is no other side to Larry".