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explosivo posted:Did anyone else immediately google "Ted Danson" to make sure him and Mary were still married IRL? Yes. I'm assuming that will come up later. There really wasn't 40 minutes worth of good stuff here
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Holy poo poo this is so goddamn amazing already! Curb is easily my favourite tv show of all time and goddamn, just as fresh as ever.
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"You know why I'm laughing? The sadness of your entire existence." "I take that as a compliment"
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I love Larry & Leon's relationship so much  Larry & JB have such goddamn great chemistry.
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Calling it now, Cheryl and Ted get together and its one of the main storylines of this season.
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Oct 2, 2017 05:58
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Gotta be some foreshadowing with Kimmel talking about marrying the assitant. Not him specifically, just in general
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Oct 2, 2017 09:41
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So happy with that episode. Is this the only show that can take such a long break and come back the exact same? Also, who was the actress who played Betty the hairdresser's fiancé? I know I recognise her but there's no IMDb credit.
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Escobarbarian posted:So happy with that episode. Is this the only show that can take such a long break and come back the exact same? Nasim Pedrad from SNL
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I was extremely excited to hear about Curb's return and boy am I happy! This Fatwa ark looks like it's going to be great. The one-liner highlight of that episode was probably "Stop saying ajar!"
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Oct 2, 2017 11:32
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It's hard for me to look at Ted Danson the same after watching The Good Place, but I'm so glad he's back.
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A very good episode
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That was great. I'm so glad this show is back
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Oct 2, 2017 20:32
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How the director shot the scene in the restaurant and cut to Larry in his "disguise" was great.
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I keep loving laughing to myself over "Larry David's Office, what the gently caress is up?"
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Oct 2, 2017 21:30
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"Put the loving thing back, you rear end in a top hat." "gently caress you Larry, gently caress you!!"
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Oct 2, 2017 21:50
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"I'm sorry, that bitch got foisted." Leon as Larry's assistant for the whole season would probably be a little too broad for Curb but I would love it.
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Ein cooler Typ posted:why do females think they're entitled to having the door held open for them You might have a problem with women. And people in general. Seek help. 
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eyebeem posted:You might have a problem with women. And people in general. Seek help. You just spent time to go through his rap sheet and highlight his probations in order to own him. I think you are the one who needs help
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Oct 3, 2017 01:07
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Calm it down with the slapfighting, goons.
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That episode had some VERY funny moments but it also felt dated and from another era and didn't land the ending. Also, an old white guy walking around being an rear end to people resonates a little differently in a world where Trump is the president....
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I think my favourite bit was when Larry and Richard Lewis are doing the "come over here" gestures to each other and then Larry whines that they didn't meet exactly in the middle and he had to walk a bit further.
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Oct 3, 2017 02:10
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god drat this show is so loving good yall
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mcmagic posted:That episode had some VERY funny moments but it also felt dated and from another era and didn't land the ending. Also, an old white guy walking around being an rear end to people resonates a little differently in a world where Trump is the president.... With one exception literally every president has been an old white dude.
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sportsgenius86 posted:I keep loving laughing to myself over "Larry David's Office, what the gently caress is up?" Same but whenever I think about Leon calling a disabled woman a "limpy bitch".
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mcmagic posted:Also, an old white guy walking around being an rear end to people resonates a little differently in a world where Trump is the president.... Yeah, Larry David's whole shtick just doesn't work now that Trump's president. Oh wait, no, that's nonsense. Never mind.
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overall I really liked this episode. got some good laughs. but I felt they forced in the "pretty pretty pretty pretty good" just so Larry could say his cactchphrase
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I might be mistaken, but Larry seemed to take more delight in being an rear end in a top hat than he has in previous seasons.
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Yeah, for some reason Larry insisting that the hairdresser had to be a groom and not a bride seemed a bit beyond the pale to me. I realize that Larry is an rear end in a top hat and you're not supposed to agree with him, but instead of laughing and nodding my head because "this time he's saying what we're all thinkin'!", this time he's definitely not saying what I'm thinking. But I liked the rest of the episode, especially that moment where he and Richard are negotiating the terms of their visit from opposite sides of the room that another goon mentioned earlier. And Suzie going from yelling at and berating Larry one moment to calmly chit chatting with him the next moment will never stop being funny to me, ever.
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Oct 3, 2017 15:40
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Curb has always been kinda half-and-half when it comes to Larry being in the right or in the wrong. Sometimes he "says what we're all thinking", other times he's completely wrong and inappropriate. They're both funny.
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Oct 3, 2017 15:49
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He was wrong about insisting that the hairdresser should be the groom. He was right that she made more sense as a groom. One of those "He's saying what I'm thinking, but he shouldn't actually say it this time" things.
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Oct 3, 2017 16:14
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I'm still laughing at the one asking if he needed a hobby and Larry going on a whole tangent about catching butterflies as a child before she frustratingly yells "I DIDNT EXPECT AN ACTUAL ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION"
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Oct 3, 2017 17:06
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Everyone was wrong Larry was wrong for saying the hairdresser should be the groom, and both the hairdresser and her girlfriend were wrong for perpetuating the bride/groom dichotomy in their gay marriage
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eyebeem posted:He was wrong about insisting that the hairdresser should be the groom.
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Fast Luck posted:Ultimately though his door holding foibles showed that he was actually wrong that it made more sense for Betty to be the groom. and I think that was on purpose. But yeah I don't know why one woman is gonna be the "bride" and the other the "groom" anyway. As per the door comment, I totally get the "Larry Davidness" or not wanting to offend someone he thought would react negatively to having a door held open for him. He was actually making an effort to be socially intelligent, but was wrong in his assumption. That's part of what makes CYE great... it speaks to all of societies intricacies and our right/wrong/indifferent attempts to conform to them or, in Larry's case, question them. He is the kind of guy that will hold a door for someone, but also to obsess over the length of time he should be expected to hold a door and if the person in question would react negatively or positively to having a door held open for them. The expectation I had was that he would hold the door open for her, she would get pissed about it, and he would defend holding the door open as a kind gesture that she should be appreciative of. The show turned my own assumption on it's head, which is great poo poo. As for weddings, who cares. Some women want to wear a dress, and some want to wear a suit.
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