The new season of Curb is the worst yet

[LingerLonger]

It's better than last season by a lot.

The ending will make or break this season and the show. A bad ending will make full series re-watches a chore. A great ending will make it so that you can suffer through the bad episodes to get to the last one and go out on a high not every time.

 

[Chuck Berry's Toilet Cams]

The ending will make or break this season and the show. A bad ending will make full series re-watches a chore. A great ending will make it so that you can suffer through the bad episodes to get to the last one and go out on a high not every time.

He still feels hugely judged about Seinfelds ending, even though I didn't think it was that bad and by todays standards is a genius ending. Shows don't know how to end properly anymore at all. They're all terrible that I've seen for years. I doubt he'd let it be bad.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

He still feels hugely judged about Seinfelds ending, even though I didn't think it was that bad and by today’s standards is a genius ending. Shows don't know how to end properly anymore at all. They're all terrible that I've seen for years. I doubt he'd let it be bad.

I thought that Larry left before the last two seasons. Did he come back for the last episode?

 

[Chuck Berry's Toilet Cams]

I thought that Larry left before the last two seasons. Did he come back for the last episode?

he did, and yeah.

 

[guest]

Shows don't know how to end properly anymore at all. They're all terrible that I've seen for years.

That's why we came up with an out of box solution!

 

[Chuck Berry's Toilet Cams]

That's why we came up with an out of box solution!

#simpsonsdidit

 

[Sam Bankman-Fried]

He's a 90 year old geriatric neurotic anorexic jew. But he's pulling in more young women than the entire cast of Entourage combined. I couldn't even tell if Sienna Miller's episode was her being into him and flirting or Larry being delusional because every other woman is written as falling in love with him Tony Sopran's goomads.

WWAWD George Costanza, who's supposedly based on Larry, dating 48 mostly model looking women on Seinfeld? The show would've been better and more realistic if they made him an actual incel, or if he only got to date a fat pig every once in a while.

 

[Chuck Berry's Toilet Cams]

WWAWD George Costanza, who's supposedly based on Larry, dating 48 mostly model looking women on Seinfeld? The show would've been better and more realistic if they made him an actual incel, or if he only got to date a fat pig every once in a while.

Maybe in the earlier seasons yeah, but he was creating a TV show, or working for the Yankees, or just being around Elaine. Being in the vicinity of decent trim will get you better trim.

 

[LingerLonger]

Finale is now. It's almost an hour.

 

[Udders]

Fair, but keep in mind the first season was in the year 2000. This was before Netflix

Netflix was definitely around in 2000, but they were only snail mailing DVDs then. Irrelevant to your point yes, but just fact checking.

 

[LingerLonger]

Larry should've just ended this shit after season 9.

I went back and watched the entire show this year. It rapidly drops off after the fourth season. Episodes then become hit and miss and some seasons have awful storylines that go on forever like Richard Lewis needing a kidney. Then it becomes unwatchable during the ninth season where every character acts like their IQ dropped to single digits. Some other observations:

- Cheryl had extreme plastic surgery at some point but no jokes are made about it and no one mentions it.
- Jeff's inner lip looks like it's smuggling 50lbs of chewing tobacco in later seasons. It's like his inner lip has a clit growing out of it.
- Vince Vaughn was terrible as the Funkhauser replacement. He looks like he'd rather be anywhere else during most scenes.
- The premises become more and more idiotic. Extreme contrast to the first few seasons.
- Nothing was funny about Irma. Wasted storyline.
- That one jew 'whistleblower' had the acting ability of a cadaver.
- The Bill Hader episode where he played four characters was embarrassingly bad.
- Richard Lewis is a human corpse for the last seasons.
- The actress who played Larry's blonde assistant who sues him was terrible.

 

[Scott Peterson Fanclub]

What’s that one episode where he puts that black guys mouth on the curb, and kicks the back of his head?

 

[Cleo's Dad]

What’s that one episode where he puts that black guys mouth on the curb, and kicks the back of his head?

That one's "Bite the Curb with enthusiasm"

 

[aRTie02150]

I've never watched an episode of Curb and thought it ended years ago.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I went back and watched the entire show this year. It rapidly drops off after the fourth season. Episodes then become hit and miss and some seasons have awful storylines that go on forever like Richard Lewis needing a kidney. Then it becomes unwatchable during the ninth season where every character acts like their IQ dropped to single digits. Some other observations:

- Cheryl had extreme plastic surgery at some point but no jokes are made about it and no one mentions it.
- Jeff's inner lip looks like it's smuggling 50lbs of chewing tobacco in later seasons. It's like his inner lip has a clit growing out of it.
- Vince Vaughn was terrible as the Funkhauser replacement. He looks like he'd rather be anywhere else during most scenes.
- The premises become more and more idiotic. Extreme contrast to the first few seasons.
- Nothing was funny about Irma. Wasted storyline.
- That one jew 'whistleblower' had the acting ability of a cadaver.
- The Bill Hader episode where he played four characters was embarrassingly bad.
- Richard Lewis is a human corpse for the last seasons.
- The actress who played Larry's blonde assistant who sues him was terrible.

It fell off before season 6 with JB Smoove? Horrible take, “Larry done called us niggas!”
I’ll give yout that Vince Vaughn wasn’t a good replacement but the Irma parts were funny.

 

[Chuck Berry's Toilet Cams]

I went back and watched the entire show this year. It rapidly drops off after the fourth season. Episodes then become hit and miss and some seasons have awful storylines that go on forever like Richard Lewis needing a kidney. Then it becomes unwatchable during the ninth season where every character acts like their IQ dropped to single digits. Some other observations:

- Cheryl had extreme plastic surgery at some point but no jokes are made about it and no one mentions it.
- Jeff's inner lip looks like it's smuggling 50lbs of chewing tobacco in later seasons. It's like his inner lip has a clit growing out of it.
- Vince Vaughn was terrible as the Funkhauser replacement. He looks like he'd rather be anywhere else during most scenes.
- The premises become more and more idiotic. Extreme contrast to the first few seasons.
- Nothing was funny about Irma. Wasted storyline.
- That one jew 'whistleblower' had the acting ability of a cadaver.
- The Bill Hader episode where he played four characters was embarrassingly bad.
- Richard Lewis is a human corpse for the last seasons.
- The actress who played Larry's blonde assistant who sues him was terrible.

I'd agree with all that pretty much, other than I thought season 10 was the best it had been in awhile, where he's doing the spite coffee shop. After that it's a complete mess.

 

[BonnieMcFarlaneMe2]

I'd agree with all that pretty much, other than I thought season 10 was the best it had been in awhile, where he's doing the spite coffee shop. After that it's a complete mess.

Is that really season 10? Time flies.