Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000 - )

Curb Your Enthusiasm

92%

Avg Tomatometer

96%

Avg Audience Score

Series Info

A neurotic TV writer copes with life in L.A. in a tart, hilarious and semi-improvised sitcom that follows him dealing with one cringe-inducing dilemma after another, sometimes in the company of mortified celebrity colleagues (who play themselves). If the premise sounds a bit like 'George Costanza in Hollywood,' it's because the 'Seinfeld' nebbish was based on 'Curb' star Larry David, the co-creator of Jerry's classic sitcom.
Creator: Larry David

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Aired Sun, Feb 23, 2020

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Curb Your Enthusiasm: Season 10, The Surprise Party

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Sun, March 01, 2020

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Seasons

94%
Critics Consensus: Still ticked off, but with more timely themes, Curb Your Enthusiasm's tenth season feels fresher than ever.

2020, HBO, 11 episodes

74%
Critics Consensus: Curb Your Enthusiasm returns after a long layoff with a batch of episodes that continue to mine fresh - if not particularly groundbreaking - misanthropic laughs.

2017, HBO, 10 episodes

92%
Critics Consensus: Curb returns as vulgar and hilarious as ever for its eighth season, full of new energy as Larry returns to his old NYC stomping grounds.

2011, HBO, 10 episodes

97%
Critics Consensus: Though the seventh season hits largely familiar beats, Larry David continues to mine the mundane for humor, and Curb Your Enthusiasm is as funny as ever.

2009, HBO, 11 episodes

87%
Critics Consensus: While Larry's lack of personal growth wavers between amusing and baffling, Curb's sixth season introduces amusing new characters into its intricate plot lines.

2007, HBO, 10 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Determined to address the annoyances that punctuate daily life at any and all cost, Larry returns in Curb's fifth season just as difficult and entertaining as he's always been.

2005, HBO, 11 episodes

93%
Critics Consensus: In addition to the impressively improvised dialogue, Curb's fourth season offers new scenarios in which Larry is still able to offend anyone and everyone.

2004, HBO, 11 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: To borrow a phrase, Curb Your Enthusiasm's third season is "pretty, pretty, pretty good."

2002, HBO, 10 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: No consensus yet.

2001, HBO, 10 episodes

89%
Critics Consensus: Playing an exaggerated version of himself, Larry David proves that his comic genius is at full force both behind and in front of the camera.

2000, HBO, 10 episodes

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Cast

Larry David
as Larry David
Cheryl Hines
as Cheryl David
Jeff Garlin
as Jeff Greene
Mel Brooks
as Himself
Susie Essman
as Susie Greene
Kathy Griffin
as Guest
Ben Stiller
as Himself
Mina Kolb
Richard Lewis
as Richard Lewis
Ellia English
as Auntie Rae
Paul Mazursky
JB Smoove
as Leon
Louis Nye
Christine Taylor
as Herself
Vivica A. Fox
as Loretta Black
Cady Huffman
Philip Baker Hall
Michael D'Amore
Ted Danson
as Himself
Bob Einstein
as Marty Funkhouser
Shelley Berman
as Nat David
Julia Louis-Dreyfus
as Herself
Wanda Sykes
as Wanda
Ashly Holloway
as Sammie Greene
Jerry Seinfeld
as Himself
Jason Alexander
as Himself
Jack Heller
as Irving Schwimmer
Gregg L. Daniel
as Dr. Grambs
Jerry Adler
as Minyan Member #1
Mike Hagerty
as Mike Duffy
Matt DeCaro
as Dr. Skadden
Craig Anton
as Craig
Paul Dooley
as Cheryl's Father
Mekhi Phifer
as Omar Jones
Mary Steenburgen
as Herself
Michael York
as Himself
David Schwimmer
as Himself
Richard Kind
as Andy
Julie Payne
as Cheryl's Mother
Carla Jeffrey
as Keysha
Rosie O'Donnell
as Herself
Nick Nervies
as Daryl
Rob Reiner
as Himself
Michael Richards
as Himself
Patrick Kerr
as Blind Man
Anne Bancroft
as Herself
Ann Ryerson
as Nan Funkhouser
Kaitlin Olson
as Becky
Martin Scorsese
as Himself
Nathan Lane
as Himself
Danny Breen
Svetlana Efremova
as Nina
Rob Huebel
Antoinette Spolar-Levine
as Antoinette
Antoinette Spolar
as Larry's Receptionist
Caroline Aaron
as Barbara
Tia Carrere
as Cha Cha
Lin-Manuel Miranda
as Lin-Manuel Miranda
Wallace Langham
as Man in Bathroom
Lou DiMaggio
as Investor
Lauren Katz
Michael McKean
as Matt Tessler
Iris Bahr
Robin Ruzan
as Nancy
Stuart Pankin
Saverio Guerra
as Mocha Joe
Mayim Bialik
as Jodi Funkhouser
Jon Hayman
as Randy
Lauren Graham
as Bridget
Bobby Lee
Gregg L. Daniel
as Dr. Grambs
Shaquille O'Neal
as Himself
Melanie Smith
as Lucy
Zane Lasky
Edward Asner
Mindy Kaling
as Richard Lewis's Receptionist
Bob Odenkirk
as Gil
Alanis Morissette
as Herself
Tim Kazurinsky
as Hugh Mellon
James Pickens Jr.
as Doctor
Susan Stroman
as Herself
Sofia Milos
as Sofia
Rob Corddry
Steve Coogan
as Dr. Bright
Brad Hall
as Himself
Robin McDonald (II)
as Deborah
William Mesnick
as Pharmacist
Rita Wilson
Steve Sheridan
as Rick Crane
Paul Reiser
as Himself
Kevin Nealon
Hugh Hefner
as Himself
Laraine Newman
as Director
Josh Temple
as Brad
Maria Canals-Barrera
as Delila
Thomas Jones
as Valet Offendee
Fido
as Sheriff the Dog
George Coe
as General Manager
Suzy Nakamura
as Assistant Manager
Todd Stashwick
as Sandy Goodman
Robert Kelly
as Heckler #1
Steven Weber
as The Shucker
Elisabeth Shue
as Virginia
Michael J. Fox
as Michael J. Fox
Perry Anzilotti
as Restaurant Captain
Karen Bankhead
as Line Producer
Mark DeCarlo
as Albert Mayo
Kathleen York
as Masseuse
Pat Harrington Jr.
Allan Arbus
as Uncle Nathan
Christopher Thornton
Saul Rubinek
as Dr. Saul Funkhouser
Russell Means
George Lopez
Jason Kravits
as Ron Solotaroff
Harry Hamlin
as Big Dog Man
Ricky Gervais
as Himself
Jay Schneider
as Himself
Daniel Escobar
as Chef Josh
Moon Zappa
as Haboos
Jim Staahl
as Restaurant Manager
Rachael Harris
as Joanne
Stephen Tobolowsky
Christian Slater
as Himself
John Schneider
as Dennis
Michael Hitchcock
as Vance
Jeanne Chinn
Gary Kroeger
as The Weatherman
Gary Player
Amy Landecker
as Jane
Ana Gasteyer
as Jennifer
Laura Fairchild
as Restaurant Manager
Kenji Nakamura
as Sushi Chef #1
Jacob Price
as Jacob
Dana Lee
as Mr. Takahashi
Samantha Mathis
as Donna
Timothy Olyphant
as Mickey
Laurel Moglen
as Hostess
Robert Cesario
as Maitre d'
Kimi Reichenberg
Tom Booker
as Limo Driver
Chris Barnes
as Burt Bondy
Charlie Hartsock
as Sitcom Actor
Kenji Nakamura
as Sushi Chef #1
John McEnroe
as Himself
Larry Miller
as Eddie Kravitz
Rebecca Creskoff
as Heidi
Scott Cohen
as Ira Isner
Megan Ferguson
as Alice
Joel McKinnon Miller
as Dr. Craig Wiggins
Ed O'Ross
as Leo
Frank Whaley
Tim Meadows
as Hal
Gary Cole
as Joe O'Donnell
Chris Parnell
as Hank
Aida Turturro
as Gabby Isner
Tipper Newton
as Valentina
Clement E. Blake
as Homeless Man
Cynthia Szigeti
as Group leader
Anthony Griffith
as Mike
Scott Weintraub
as Ed Loeb
Cheri Oteri
as Martine
Chris Williams (XII)
as Krazee-Eyez Killah
Lydia Blanco
as Maria
Grant Rosenmeyer
Mitch Silpa
as Salesman
Rick Hall
Robin Bartlett
as Dean
Toby Huss
as Limo Driver
Janina Anderson
as Stella
Denny Siegel
as Juliet Kravitz
Alan Zweibel
as Duckstein
John DeBellis
as Card Show Usher
Lennon Parham
as Randi
Adrian Sparks
as Gravedigger
Jillian Bell
as Maureen
America Ferrera
as Lin's Wife
Megyn Price
as Donna
Donna Cooper
as Dr. Grambs' Wife
Holly Wortell
Muggsy Bogues
Phil Rosenthal
as Poker Player #2
Christen Sussin
as Limo Driver's Wife
Catherine O'Hara
as Bam Bam
Jerry Minor
as Bob
Flula Borg
as Ernst
Jay Johnston
as Jeremy
Carrie Aizley
as Melanie Loeb
Barbara Boxer
as Herself
Sharon Lawrence
as Dr. Trundle
Sherry Stringfield
as Mary Jane Porter
Eric Edelstein
as Stonemason
Grant Shaud
as Henry Horn
Ben Shenkman
as Roger Swindell
Deron Michael McBee
as Thor
Nora Dunn
as CBS Executive
Claudia Cohen
as Woman in Line
Deanne Bray
as Jean
Winnie Holzman
as Dr. Slavin
Anita Barone
as Denise
Marianne Muellerleile
as Madeline
Michael Coleman
as Off. Krupke
Maggie Wheeler
as Ilene Solotaroff
Jo Anne Worley
as Antoinette's Mom
Joanne Worley
as Antoinette's Mom
Ruthie Henshall
as Ally
Judge Judy Sheindlin
as Judy Sheindlin
Susan Segal
Lobo Sebastian
as Jesus
Meg Ryan
as Herself
Paul F. Tompkins
as Andrew Berg
Rich Sommer
as Vet
Alan Havey
as Homeowner
Harry Murphy
as Ed Swindell
Kenneth Kimmins
as Dr. Sewell
Jamie Elman
as Bartender
Dorian Frankel
as Mausseuse
Lolita Davidovich
as Beverly
Loren Lester
as Turner
Carol Leifer
as Carol
Dan Jablons
as Hiram Katz
Edi Patterson
as Vet's Wife
Andrew Pang
as Japanese Manager
Briga Heelan
as Valerie
Ted Harbert
as Himself
Kelsey Danae Lewis
as Jill
Paul Ben-Victor
as Ticket Scalper
Amy Pietz
as Wendy
Jen Kober
as Brawny Woman
Anne Bedian
as Shara
Michael Gross
as Dr. Rivkin
Dan Bakkedahl
as The Waiter
F. Murray Abraham
as F. Murray Abraham
Karen Gordon
as Hotel Clerk
Anton Yelchin
as Stewart
Bobbi Sue Luther
Lisa Gerstein
Gina Gershon
as Anna
David Spade
as Himself
George Bartenieff
as Judge Carter Horn
Robert B. Weide
as Man with Cell Phone
Dan Kinsella
as Bob
Jackie Hoffman
as Rhonda
Josh Cooke
as Dan
Bill Saluga
Robert Smigel
as Yari
Burton Katz
as Judge Katz
Diane Salinger
as Deborah's Mom
Laura Silverman
as Saleswoman
Lydia Cornell
as Bra saleswoman
Wayne Federman
as Dean Weinstock
Mookie Wilson
as Himself
Mike Binder
as Himself
Joseph Reidy
as Assistant Director
Mary Gillis
as Mrs. Seiderman
Karly Rothenberg
Mo Collins
Michael Watkins
as Woman Dog Owner
Patrick Fischler
as Stu
Brian Huskey
as Buffet Man
Julie Claire
as Saleswoman
Brett Paesel
as Jill
Brad Abrell
as Husband
Trisha Debski
Seth Morris
as Dr. Schaffer
Marc Hirschfeld
as Himself
Andrew Friedman
as Merl Berger
Kevin P. Farley
as Mike the Exterminator
John Ross Bowie
as Mr. Fowler
Wayne Knight
as Himself
David Canary
as White-Haired Man in Park
Cheyenne Jackson
as Terry
Rudy De Luca
as Rudy
Jennie Ventriss
Jamie Denbo
as Mrs. Fowler
Joanne Baron
as Rabbi
Lauren Bowles
as Miriam
Lenny Venito
as The One-Armed Man
Paul Goebel
as Gas Station Attendant
Judah Friedlander
as Donald
Markus Redmond
as Loud man at party
Ken Hudson Campbell
as Painter
Michael Shure
as Woodcrest Employee
Austin Basis
as Waiter
Niels Jorgensen
as Fireman #1
Gino Santangelo
as Gangster No. 1
Ana Dreyer
as Mourner No. 1
Andy Goldberg
as Mr. Trundle
Lela Lee
as Bobbi
Sarah Ann Morris
as Kim
Crista Flanagan
as Mrs. Seiderman's Nurse
Holly Madison
as Herself
Lisa Arch
as Cassie
Marcelo Tubert
as Tailor
Steve Hytner
as Himself
Miriam Flynn
as Grocery Woman #2
Cedric Yarbrough
as Customer #1
Jane Carr
as Fran Metzger
David Pasquesi
as Dr. Blore
Kendra Wilkinson
as Herself
Beth Hall
as Rabbi's Assistant
John O'Leary
as Antoinette's Dad
Amy Hill
as Psychic
Steve Rasch
as Telemarketer Voiceover
Kathleen "Kick" Kennedy
as Customer #2
Jonathan Ames
as Nathan Stein
Seth Schultz
as Salesman
Galvin Chapman
as Graham
Troy McKay
as Man #3 in Bathroom
Curtis Armstrong
as Computer Guy
Skipp Sudduth
as Mister Softee Man
Nick Offerman
as Cody
Aisha Tyler
as Shaq's Girlfriend
Geordie MacMinn
as Waiter
George Pesce
as Gangster No. 2
Austin Rogers
Bertha Holguin
as Mourner No. 2
Kebe Dunn
as NBC Executive #1
Carol Herman
as Mrs. Shapiro
Regan Burns
as Security Guard
Khali MacIntyre
as Bakery Counter Person
Jamie Elle Mann
as Sitcom Actor
Jamison Yang
as NBC Executive #2
Richard Tibbets
as Worker
Charley Rossman
as Cop No. 1
Sue Kolinsky
as Sue
Lisa Darr
as Woman in Perfume Store
Zitto Kazann
as Mourner No. 3
Vicki Lewis
as Stacy
Scott Aukerman
as Policeman
Brett Gelman
as Pig Parker
Craig Anton
as Craig
Thomas Mills
as Policeman
Stanley DeSantis
as Stanley
Susan Mackin
as Graham's mother
Fred Melamed
as Dr. Thurgood
Casey Wilson
as Marie
Bridget Marquardt
R.F. Daley
as News Anchor
Ricky Garcia
as Teammate #1
Tracy Howe
as Security Guard
Soledad St. Hilaire
as Mourner No. 4
Michael Aquino
as Hugh's Son
Joseph Rosenberg
as Joe
Cathy Ladman
as Cathy
Jessica Chaffin
as Hostess
Mia Riverton
as Mr. Goodman's Assistant
Sierra McCormick
as Emma
Michelle Maika
as Florist
Shawn Woods
as Alton
Tom Dugan
as Cop No. 2
Melissa Paul
as Waitress
Brad J. Silverman
as Brad
Tanter Lawrence
as Lakers Announcer
Vic Martino
as Man #1
R. Brandon Johnson
as Man Eating Lunch
Douglas Sarine
as Cake Baker
Lilly McDowell
as Dean's Assistant
Matt Besser
as Party Guest
Eric Scott Cooper
as Dr. Schaffer's partner
Phil McGraw
as Himself
Mary Pat Farrell
as Mrs. Duberstein
Ann Rollins
as Salesperson
Alex Daniels
as Cop
Tanjareen Martin
as Alton's Wife
Floyd Van Buskirk
as Director
Stephanie Lesh-Farrell
as Receptionist
Isabella Murad
as Julia's Daughter
Bill Buckner
as Himself
Ben Carroll
as Security Guard
Alice Evans
as Heather Mills Voiceover
Ken Jeong
as Man in Jersey No. 1
Charles Stevenson
as Elderly Man in Perfume Store
Estelle Harris
as Herself
Monty Hoffman
as Hardware Store Clerk
Chris McGinn
as Matronly Woman
Elaine Loh
as Receptionist
Loretta Fox
as Lou's wife
Ray Proscia
as Connie
Randall Park
as Doctor
John Joseph Gallagher
as Emily's Dad
John A. Gallagher
as Emily's Dad
Matt McCarthy
as Heckler #2
Robert Cameron
as Fireman #2
Odeya Rush
as Emily
Amy Schumer
as Teammate #2
Matt McCarthy
as Heckler #2
Gary Craig
as Man #3
Trevor Braun
as 11-year-old Larry
Peter Grosz
as Minyan Member #2
Kate Flannery
as Cop
Craig Robinson
as Attendant #1
Susan Yeagley
as Stewardess
Tennie E. Barnes
as Townsperson #1
Patrick Bristow
as Steve/Choreographer
Ken Howard
as WASPy interviewer #1
Jeffrey Dean Rosenthal
as Writer from 'Party of Five'
Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon
as Renee
Jane Piper
as Receptionist
Veronica Welch
as Woman at Party
Rabbi Morley Feinstein
as Rabbi
Tom Virtue
as Man with Stutter
Gerry Pineda
as Band Member
Larry Thigpen
as Handyman #2
Toshi Toda
as Sushi Chef #2
Alan Kirschenbaum
as Poker Player #1
Louisa Springs
as Nursing Home Resident
Kelvin Han Yee
as Newscaster
Timothy Brennen
as Police Detective
Emily Charouhas
as Emily
Robert Pine
as Ben Hogan
Pat Finn
as Car Owner
Neil Vipond
as Pastor
David Lee Fayram
as Townsperson #2
Teresa DePriest
as Single Woman
Andrea Piedmonte
as Restaurant Waiter
DeWayne Warren
as Kid at Party #1
William Ragsdale
as Anthony
Jorge Garcia
as Drug Dealer
Masasa
as Nurse
Erica-Madri Alexander
as Car Alarm Guy
Ryan Yu
as Paramedic #2
Eric Poppick
as Schlomo
Lynne Marie Stewart
as Nurse in Nat's Room
Tami Sagher
as Waitress
Amir Talai
as Waiter
Jim Gleason
as Man #2 in Bathroom
Terry Halvorson
as Band Member
Elaine Kao
as Miyuki
Angela Paton
as Ruth
Victor Kobayashi
as Sushi Waiter
Suzanne Kent
as Nurse
Jack Gallagher
as Doctor
Barry J. Gordon
as Rabbi
Julius Wilson
as Townsperson #3
James B. Sikking
as WASPy interviewer #2
Maria Canals
as Delila
Frank John Hughes
as Angry Driver
Murray Rubin
as Elderly Man
Mark Griffin
as Paramedic #1
Kimberly Page
as Doctor's Girlfriend
Steve Seagren
as Handyman
Wendall J. Yuponce
as Band Member
Curtis Brengle
as Band Member
Ann Morgan Guilbert
as Lenore
Rhett the Dog
as Oscar
Bob Glouberman
as Matt
Beth Tapper
as Nurse
Susan Griffiths
as Marilyn Monroe
Bea Arthur
as Larry's Mother
Dalton Brooks
as Kid at Party #3
Alexandra Korhan
as Kid at Party #2
Melissa McCarthy
as Saleswoman
Hunter
as Oscar the Dog
Robb Skyler
as Man at Temple
Jay Frailich
as Cantor
Craig Cackowski
as Man #1 in Bathroom
Melissa Paull
as Waitress
David Wells
as Pharmacist
Lew Schneider
as Poker Player #3
Nicole Randall Johnson
as Omar's Receptionist
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Series Details

TV Network: HBO
Premiere Date: Oct 15, 2000
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Larry David, Jeff Garlin, Gavin Polone, Alec Berg, David Mandel, Jeff Schaffer, Tim Gibbons, Erin O'Malley, Robert B. Weide, Larry Charles
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