Warning: This article contains spoilers about Curb Your Enthusiasm's series finale, "No Lessons Learned." “I’m 76 years old, and I have never learned a lesson in my entire life!” So boasted Larry David, Seinfeld co-creator and celebrity curmudgeon, in the series finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm. But that was TV Larry talking. The real Larry David — who played a “heightened” version of himself on Curb — turned “No Lessons Learned” into a mea culpa for the looming series finale sin of his past. Read More...
Larry David is well aware that some viewers didn't enjoy the Seinfeld series finale — which only compelled him to double down with the last episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm. At a recent PaleyFest event in Los Angeles, the Curb creator and star discussed his decision to draw parallels between the endings of the two hit comedy series he created. Curb executive producer Jeff Schaffer teed things up by saying, " Read More...
Sometimes it takes a little while for a show to hit its stride, and watching Las Vegas for the first half of its first season was a crapshoot. About the only reliable diversions were seeing the Montecito Resort & Casino big shot James Caan (”The Godfather” icon, star of great small films like 1981’s ”Thief” and, most to the point, 1974’s ”The Gambler”) interact with his right-hand man, former ”All My Children” cast member Josh Duhamel. Read More...
