20 Best Curb Your Enthusiasm Episodes Of All Time, Ranked

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This episode has everything from Larry questioning Scorsese’s direction to Larry robbing his own mother’s grave in the middle of the night. He finds that losing his mother is a perfect excuse to get out of any social obligation – even a stop-and-chat on the street. Plus, this episode introduced Richard Kind as fan-favorite Cousin Andy.

The real genius of this season’s story arc reveals itself when Larry starts bombing on stage and Mel Brooks and his fellow producers celebrate the downfall of the show. As it turns out, Curb’s Producers storyline was a stealth remake of The Producers itself. Brooks cast Larry knowing he would tank the show, because he wanted to sabotage his own production, a la Max Bialystock.

Every cameo in the Curb Your Enthusiasm finale, from Mocha Joe to Mr. Takahashi to Tara Michaelson, was a treat for long-time fans. The episode culminates in the perfect final twist as none other than Jerry Seinfeld saves Larry from suffering the same finale fate that he did. “No Lessons Learned” was a perfect send-off for everyone’s favorite curmudgeon.

“The Ski Lift” has a ton of fun with the premise of Larry putting on an Orthodox facade and Susie begrudgingly pretending to be married to him. The episode culminates in Larry and the head of the kidney consortium’s daughter being stuck on a ski lift. It builds to a hysterical climactic sequence that sees the woman jumping from the ski lift, Larry eating a pair of edible underwear to survive, and Larry’s cell phone showing up inside Richard’s nurse’s “unusually large” vagina.

This episode is full of shock laughs, but the premise of “The Group” isn’t just shock humor for the sake of shock humor; that premise paves the way for a ton of hilarious situations. There’s a great cut from Larry promising the Vagina Monologues director that he won’t break the group’s confidentiality to Larry telling Cheryl every single detail from the meeting to explain why he lied to her.

“The Anonymous Donor” marked a watershed moment in Curb Your Enthusiasm history. This was the first episode to feature Leon. J.B. Smoove brought a whole new energy to the show and shook up the dynamic with his electric on-screen chemistry with Larry, introduced in the hilarious scene in which Larry interrogates Leon about a mysterious stain on his bed.

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