Curb Your Enthusiasm - The Complete Season 2 (DVD) Reviews
Newest Review: ... obsessed with asses!") and meets with Jason Alexander - only to end up in an argument over where all their meetings ... more
... should be held! "This is not a meeting about the show, this is a meeting about a meeting!"
Trick or Treat is another classic episode. Larry has rude graffiti with reference to his baldness painted on his front door ("That's a hate crime, we consider ourselves to be a group") when he refuses two teenage girls some sweets at Halloween and also gets into an argument with a Jewish man for whistling a Wagner tune outside a cinema. This is another great scene and Larry - as ever - plots a unique revenge. ...more
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Customer Curb Your Enthusiasm - The Complete Season 2 (DVD) Reviews (4)
by - written on 29/05/10 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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The second series of Curb Your Enthusiasm once again finds Seinfeld creator Larry David up to his neck in social misunderstandings and often toe-curling situations as he struggles to fill his time as a wealthy man of leisure. The arc in series 2 concerns Larry attempting to pitch a new television show - based on Seinfeld star Jason Alexander - about an actor who is typecast after appearing in a famous comedy series. Various networks are approached but Larry somehow manages to fall out with most of them in his traditional fashion. The first episode is The Car Salesman and this is a very funny start to the series. Larry and Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) move house ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/10 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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This Review is about season one of Curb. For an over view of the series in general please read my review under 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' The second season of the fantastic Curb Your Enthusiasm is a great entry to the surreal and sweary world of the fictional Larry David. The season features ten episodes and was released in 2001 each episode lasts for 30 minutes. 1 - The Car Salesman - Cheryl gets on Larry's back for slobbing about the place and just eating potato chips, so Larry decides to become a car salesman much to her surprise. This episode also features Seinfelds George (Jason Alexander), as he and Larry discuss the possibility of creating a new ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/05/10, updated on 19/05/10 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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Following on from the successful (and hilarious) first season is Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 2 where you will find Larry David getting mixed up with more hilarious characters and even more cringe-full situations. The main storylines of each season of 'Curb' are enjoyable in themselves but you will generally just find them being the reason for Larry to find himself in such awkward situations. Season two is a good example of this as Larry is trying to launch a new sitcom and finds himself in hilarious situations with actors, producers, television executives and anyone else unfortunate enough to encounter him on the way. The show is brilliantly ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/01/10 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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Curb Your Enthusiasm may never be a monster ratings hit, but its first season did garner a wealth of critical acclaim and a rabid fanbase, making it very much a "cult" show. It did well enough to garner a second season (and five other seasons, in fact), and while it would be easy for the show's concept to get one-note, it is invigorated with enough fresh ideas from the genius writer Larry David to keep it witty and hilarious. This season is a lot more reflexive than the first, looking at the life of actors and writers, presumably because David wanted to build the first season on its own merits rather than mooch off of his own fame. In the first ... Read the complete review
