Curb 10/28

[post1958]

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Really good episode. The Cheryl montage was kinda cool in that it really did make me miss seeing her on the show. hope she's back soon.

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i liked the part where they showed her being stuck in the carwash outside of the car.

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As I recall she really had to pee, and Larry got the car stuck.

Probably my single favorite incident was when Larry took care of the newspaper obituary for Cheryl's aunt, and had the typo of beloved aunt starting with a c instead of an a.

[istewart]

The writing for Vivica A. Fox is top-notch.

"Writing," for you nits.

[NasEscobar]

I enjoy the occasional episode but I can't really get into this show. Feels to much like a Seinfeld spin-off, you could rename the show "Costanza" for god sakes.

For instance in this episode at the end when Larry is shaking his head and refusing to say the N word is just to much like when Jerry refused to eat his meal when the he knew the cook didn't wash his hands.

[post1958]

I didn't like last week as much as many of you.

I thought this one was really funny. Right up there with some of my fave's. The 300 lb hooker in the HOV lane to the Dodger game is probably my favorite all time.

[dibbs]

Very surprised at the reactions so far. I almost turned this one off somewhere close to the middle, seems I'm getting impatient with it, so much of the show was basically Larry retelling things that already happened/defending himself which is repetitive not only in the episode but for the whole show in general. I admit my preference is much more the everyday situation episodes though, not the implausible ones, sparing the rat dog ep.

Loved the Suzie comment from Leon though, as well as how the note played out and the uncomfortable Ben Stiller staredown. "MY WIFE USED TO BE THE SWEETEST PERSON YOU COULD MEET, NOW SHE'S TURNED INTO A WITCH!"

[Rushmore]

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Very surprised at the reactions so far. I almost turned this one off somewhere close to the middle, seems I'm getting impatient with it, so much of the show was basically Larry retelling things that already happened/defending himself which is repetitive not only in the episode but for the whole show in general. I admit my preference is much more the everyday situation episodes though, not the implausible ones, sparing the rat dog ep.

Loved the Suzie comment from Leon though, as well as how the note played out and the uncomfortable Ben Stiller staredown. "MY WIFE USED TO BE THE SWEETEST PERSON YOU COULD MEET, NOW SHE'S TURNED INTO A WITCH!"

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Total agreement.

Sure, I laughed here and there, but...

Larry is a sociopathic megalomaniac, not an imbecile. He could certainly have explained that the N-word was used referentially.

The doctor's house could have been done well, but as it was, it was just dumb. They bashed us over the head with it.

Suzy guessing that it was Larry who offended the surgeon? Dumb.

And the doctor shaving Jeff's head was just dumb. Then, to have him explain it so lamely...dumb.

And the end? Just...dumb.

I am sure it's not easy to balance plausibility and comedy, especially in L.D.'s world, but this was all just over the top a little more than I would hope for.

[gusmahler]

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Larry is a sociopathic megalomaniac, not an imbecile. He could certainly have explained that the N-word was used referentially.


[/ QUOTE ]He also could have just said "N-word" instead of actually saying the word.

[Matt Williams]

Was the doctor the Oh!Henry Candy Bar heiress?

[dibbs]

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Was the doctor the Oh!Henry Candy Bar heiress?

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YES. Knew she looked incredibly familiar.

[post1958]

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Was the doctor the Oh!Henry Candy Bar heiress?

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YES. Knew she looked incredibly familiar.

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I would have said no - Unless she had breast reduction surgery.