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Directed by Larry Charles

Written by Larry David

Larry loses out to Jerry and has to talk to their assistant Maureen about her belly-baring attire. 2023 Home Box Office, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Larry ties to wrestle it away from him, and Funkhouser storms off. He basks in his genius discovery of open houses as a setting for romance. Larry is disgusted and tries to refuse it but Marty says it's the only money he has, take it or leave it. Even though everyone thinks Larry was in the wrong in this case, Susie states that people are going to take sides, and they all agree to stand behind Larry. Unfortunately, the handyman's son, "Little Caesar," leave the pool "befouled." Larry offers a tip in gratitude, but Caesar refuses. Larry runs down to make toast, pausing Leon's toast to do so (5). Take a spray paint can "Larry was here." Eat snickers, leave wrappers and garbage, f**k his whole asshole up. A jealous Larry rewrites the end of the 'Seinfeld' reunion show and Jason quits in protest. As Rhonda neals to check the hem on the pants, Larry watches the video and gets an "accidental erection." Larry meddles in the sale of Cheryl's sisters house, helps Leon grow a new business and stirs up trouble at a dinner party hosted by Richard's girlfriend. Desperate to use the bathroom, Larry stops by Jeff and Susie's and begs Susie to use the bathroom in spite of the fact he's banned. But then Marty shows up and recognizes the flowers and demands their return. When he presses her on it, she storms out of the house. Not just one of the best interactions of Curb, but quite possibly one of the best things ever written and acted out in comedy. Larry commits a 'penis faux pas' after a pool party, and Richard Lewis seeks immortality from 'Bartlett's Quotations.'. Larry demands to know why he's not walking and Marty says he raises money, he doesn't walk. Listen on Spotify. Larry, frozen with fear, won't say it. A simple something search would give you what you want. Susie arrives during Larry's stroke, takes a sip of her drink, and lets out an audible, "ah." At Sami's insistence, Larry takes the opportunity to confront her about her annoying habit. As Jeff and Susie sit shiva for Oscar, Susie recounts how Jeff went to get Oscar's last meal but Pinkberry was closed. He meets with Dr. Slavin again and tells her he's been diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Her young son Greg arrives and introduces himself to Larry. It's Ted and as Cheryl runs off to take the call, Larry complains to Jeff about their flirting, including the Tap (1). A discovery in Larrys backyard threatens to derail his latest creative venture, while a clumsy mishap threatens the future of his latest romance. When Daviday discerns that she is going to feed the food to her dog, he informs her that it is not the restaurant's policy (3) to allow that. Applause breaks out as Larry and Jeff enter the restaurant, and Larry wins the adoration of the comely Muslim, Shara. When the drycleaner gets upset, Jeff tells Larry he'll make a call to her agent and get a replacement.

Larry goes to Primo' for dinner by himself and suspects that he's being blackballed when it takes a long time to get a table for one. Jeff empathizes and they move on to discuss his impending operation to help his terrible snoring. Larry confronts Ilene about her habit of "verbal texting," but she quickly sees through the plan and berates her husband instead.

Larry and Jeff invite Funkhouser to join them for lunch at Al Abbas, but the newly devout Jew refuses to take off his yarmulke before entering. Jo, this is heavy AF!!! And now she's been fired because Bart heard about Larry's insensitive miscarriage remark and doesn't want anything to do with anyone who knows Larry. She thanks Larry for his help in getting her the new job, just as her boss Bart, a producer, greets Larry and confirms they're on for lunch with the wives. The one hiccup in Jeff's arrangement: Susie decides they buy one of the houses on the market.

At his next session, Dr. Templeton confronts Larry about breaching "patient-doctor confidentiality" by telling Cheryl about his love of truffles. Bright's feet stick out of the bars when he lies in his bed. "You don't understand how I operate," insists Larry.

Ted defends the bow tie choice to Larry, insisting it classes up the party. A bag of raisins and cashews threatens Larry's working relationship with David Schwimmer, while a dirty locker threatens his golf-club membership. He grabs the wrong cell phone as he runs out.

An hour late to her interview, Loretta loses the job and is pissed. When the officious waiter Daviday comes to ask how everything was, Susie announces she'd like a doggie bag. There, Larry sees former Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckner at a table and shares that he made a devastating error of his own. Later, opening his gifts, Ted is unimpressed with the Freak Book, and Larry snatches it away to show Jeff. Marty and Jodi Funkhouser see Larry and Marty breaks the news that they've decided to go with Cheryl after all.

Larry stops by Becky's but she tells him Cheryl's not there. They like their chances, so long as they can get Funkhouser-who's been missing in action-to play with them.

Eddie has the team and their wives over for dinner, and Larry hits Ron's car on the way in. He hasn't. Overview The off-kilter, unscripted comic vision of Larry David, who plays himself in a parallel universe in which he can't seem to do anything right, and, by his standards, neither can anyone else. He starts to breathe heavily with the frustration of talking lefty and asks again what she's wearing. )

(6) A popular part of the Passover Seder ceremony in which four questions are asked of the youngest child in attendance. Larry points out that Dr. Susie storms in and sees Jeff comforting Antoinette's grieving mother. Larry offers to get him a bottle of wine, and Ricky orders the most expensive one in the house. Larry is feeling like he might get lucky with Cheryl. e.g. She shrugs and says she must have given it to someone else by mistake. He won't get out of bed and is depressed about Cheryl leaving.