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Season 4 has been released on dvd now. My favourites are episodes 51 and 52.
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The Contest will always remain one of the best episodes ever, but The Cheever Letters and The Junior Mint are two of my very favourites.
Season 4's been available here for awhile, I wasn't aware that it wasn't released simultaneously in every territory.
I just found it yesterday, and didn't know it had been released some months ago. The Junior mint is a classic too.
i don't know what season it is but the one where kramer test drives a car till it runs out of gas is my favourite, mind you any scene with kramer in creases me up in laughter.
Do any of you watch Curb your enthusiasm?
Seinfeld is my favourite Sitcom. I can't wait for the incredible 5th season to be released.
From the 4th season I love the "Bubble Boy" episode best. I always laugh tears (sad as it is ;) )...
"Divorce is very difficult, especially on the kids. Of course, i'm the result of my parents having stayed together, so you never know". - George in "the Shoes". Season Four is the start of the classic episodes until Season Seven when it started to lose it's edge (although they are still better than most sitcoms). Kramer is my idol, he's the funniest sitcom character i have ever seen.
For me, it's George that makes the show. Kramer's goofyness just goes overboard sometimes.
I must admit I'm yet to see an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Is Larry David any funny ON screen then?
King of Nothing wrote: For me, it's George that makes the show. Kramer's goofyness just goes overboard sometimes.
I must admit I'm yet to see an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Is Larry David any funny ON screen then?
It is, although i must admit most episodes make me cringe a bit. The shows are all about being cheap, being in over your head, being in situations your desperate to get out of and being embarrassed. Basically the stuff you have to deal with everyday. Actually, i don't think i've ever laughed when watching it. I guess you could say that Curb Your Enthusiasm is brutally honest, but i do recommend that you check it out.
King of Nothing wrote: For me, it's George that makes the show. Kramer's goofyness just goes overboard sometimes.
For you and me both. George is the best. He can say it all with just a subtle facial expression.
Random favorite moments (and I have no idea what season they're from):
Kramer saving time by washing his salad while he's taking a shower.
"Serenity now."
Kramer's dresser hotel.
i know a lot of george type characters. Thats why i find him funny but despicable at the same time.
BufferLow wrote:
King of Nothing wrote: For me, it's George that makes the show. Kramer's goofyness just goes overboard sometimes.
I must admit I'm yet to see an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Is Larry David any funny ON screen then?
It is, although i must admit most episodes make me cringe a bit. The shows are all about being cheap, being in over your head, being in situations your desperate to get out of and being embarrassed. Basically the stuff you have to deal with everyday. Actually, i don't think i've ever laughed when watching it. I guess you could say that Curb Your Enthusiasm is brutally honest, but i do recommend that you check it out.
Spot on analysis of Curb there. I do laugh when watching, but that's cause I'm always amazed how one little thing acts as a catalyst for a string of misfortune for Larry and his wife
Kramer and George make Seinfeld for me, the episode of with George pretending to work for Vandelay Industries was on last night, a truly great George performance. As for Kramer, I've got his "Look at you. You sit around all day and do nothing, you contribute nothing to society!!!" bit as my start-up sound when I turn the computer on; it acts as a kind of motivation to get started on the day. 
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Spot on analysis of Curb there.
Thank you, took me a while to type up that post though, had to think about it a bit.
"Look at you. You sit around all day and do nothing, you contribute nothing to society!!!
Great episode, love the way it ends when Kramer is pleading with the girlfriend he just dumped to take him back, "I LOVE YOU, I LOVE YOU..... I LOVE YOU". That episode is why Kramer is my hero, he's fallible, just like the rest of us, same goes for the rest of the cast.
Kramer delivers that "I Love You..." line in such an emotional way. A classic moment.
Another fantastic Kramer moment is when he is at the circus carrying two bags of popcorn and his kidney stones causes him some bad pain. Sometimes over-acting gives the right result.
BufferLow wrote:
King of Nothing wrote: For me, it's George that makes the show. Kramer's goofyness just goes overboard sometimes.
I must admit I'm yet to see an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. Is Larry David any funny ON screen then?
It is, although i must admit most episodes make me cringe a bit. The shows are all about being cheap, being in over your head, being in situations your desperate to get out of and being embarrassed. Basically the stuff you have to deal with everyday. Actually, i don't think i've ever laughed when watching it. I guess you could say that Curb Your Enthusiasm is brutally honest, but i do recommend that you check it out.
did you not laugh at crazy eyes killa episode? i was crying with laughter at some of that. mind you i think when larry and Richard Lewis get together they're some of the funiest moments when they always end up fighting at the end of each episode
patrick stewart appreciation society wrote:
did you not laugh at crazy eyes killa episode? i was crying with laughter at some of that. mind you i think when larry and Richard Lewis get together they're some of the funiest moments when they always end up fighting at the end of each episode
Unfortunately no, Curb... is screened at 2:30 AM here, so i've only seen a handful of episodes, but loved every one of them.
