Curb Your Enthusiasm — Season 2
Larry David remains unapologetically, wonderfully, *himself*, and the fallout is constant. This season finds everyone around him navigating another wave of his delightfully awkward antics – from a surprisingly serious haircut gone wrong to a Halloween misunderstanding that escalates quickly, and even an accidental encounter with a basketball icon that doesn't quite go as planned. Expect plenty of exasperated sighs and disproportionately dramatic reactions, because when Larry does something, chaos inevitably follows.
Larry David and his wife have acquired a beachfront property previously owned by an agent for a prominent television personality. Simultaneously, he has surprised those around him – wife included – with the unexpected decision to embark on …
Jeff’s decision to leave his wife, Susie, is shadowed by the fear that his personal affairs will be laid bare in court. This anxiety ripples outward, affecting his friend Larry, who finds himself consumed with the need to demonstrate his no…
Larry’s refusal to offer candy to two children in costume earned him a lesson in Halloween mischief. He also managed to offend Cheryl’s screenwriter friend, Cliff, as well as a Jewish neighbor, and inadvertently ruined a carefully planned …
Larry found himself unfairly branded a misogynist after suggesting that an HBO executive had taken shrimp from his meal, a consequence of a mix-up in the Chinese food delivery.
Larry and Richard Lewis, patients of the same therapist, find themselves devising strategies to terminate their treatments. The catalyst for this shared resolve is a peculiar observation by Larry: the therapist's attire during a bathing sui…
Larry offered an acupuncturist five thousand dollars, contingent on a full recovery of his neck. Separately, a writer facing financial hardship requested five thousand dollars from Larry, promising repayment upon his father's passing.
During a screening of a new miniseries, the executive’s young daughter asks Larry to remove the hair from her cherished doll. He obliges, but the girl is deeply distressed by the alteration. To rectify the situation, Larry and Jeff resort t…
Larry found himself unfairly cast as a villain after a clumsy stumble that sent Shaquille O'Neal sprawling during a Lakers game. Ironically, this unfortunate incident proved to be a stroke of fortunate happenstance for him.
Larry finds it hard to credit that the Jewish man marrying Cheryl’s sister is undergoing conversion to Christianity. Meanwhile, Richard Lewis has accused Larry of pilfering the greeting on his answering machine, a charge Larry returns with …
Cheryl confronts Larry about an inappropriate massage, while a restaurant owner catches him pilfering silverware.
