Stream curb your enthusiasm season 7 episode 10

#Stream curb your enthusiasm season 7 episode 10 series#

When Larry uses the bathroom at her house, he has a very strong flow and accidentally pees on a painting of Jesus on the wall, with his urine resembling a tear on Jesus' face. Larry meets Maureen's mother who tells Larry he looks exactly like her late husband, but Larry is suspicious that she just thinks all bald people look alike. Larry goes to Maureen's house and apologizes and tells Maureen to come back to work, regardless of what she wears. She begs Larry to make Maureen come back. When Julia Louis-Dreyfus finds out, she is angry with Larry since Maureen's mother, an old widow, used to babysit her daughters, and she thinks that she might be unstable, and her daughter losing her job would lead to her committing suicide. Larry asks her to wear something that doesn't show her stomach, and she says, 'So what do you want me to wear, like a burqa?' and Larry replies, 'No, something in between this and a burqa.' Maureen decides to quit her job as Larry's assistant. Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld are distracted by their assistant, Maureen, a still-overweight woman who lost a lot of weight and thinks she looks attractive in a tiny cropped T-shirt. Let me know what you think of this episode and of the season as a whole below.The Bare Midriff is the sixth episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 7. And as for his obsession with drawing swastikas and Hitler's moustache everywhere - well, what could possibly go wrong?

Larry in the wrong: It was nice that Larry wanted everyone to be quiet while his girlfriend played her cocktail-bar piano вЂ“ but it was background music. 'Which one?' 'Dorothy' was the inevitable reply. 'You're gonna make a Wizard of Oz costume?' Larry asked him. Larry in the right: He was the only one who accepted the gay kid as he was and bought him a present he actually wanted, the pink sewing machine. On the evidence of this series, he seems to be stuck in a bit of a rut.Д«est line: Probably Leon's description of why Larry v Michael J Fox would be a fair fight: 'Shaking motherfuckers like that, you know, little kids and shit, old people, motherfuckers who can't defend themselves, and you - that's perfect.' I'm sure this is not a sign of where David wants to take Curb next, but it would be great to see him shake things up in some form or other. The episode ended with Larry fleeing New York for the same reason he'd fled Los Angeles - to avoid taking part in a charity fundraiser - and cheerfully upbraiding a 'pig parker' in a comically unconvincing Paris. On the other hand, I did like Fox's self-deprecation when Larry mentioned watching one of his movies: 'Where are you gonna see one of my movies? 1985?'

#Stream curb your enthusiasm season 7 episode 10 series#

This final episode was as uneven as the series as a whole: the gay child plot was completely over the top and all the funnier for it, but I felt the Michael J Fox Parkinson's storyline did not always hit the right note his 'clomping around' seemed irrelevant to his illness, while the protectiveness expressed by everyone from the doorman to mayor Michael Bloomberg felt a bit unearned. But David obviously draws on real life for his inspiration and as he has been divorced since 2007 I fear Cheryl is gone for good. I've made the point before, but I think the show really misses Larry's ex-wife Cheryl (Cheryl Hines), who brought some warmth and tolerance to the programme and made Larry a more rounded and interesting character.

The only time the setting really came to life was in a flashback to Larry's tortured youth (which admittedly was great). David never fully realised the potential of the show's move to New York for the most part we just got the usual Curb social dilemmas set against red-brick buildings and fire escapes instead of palm trees and freeways. One episode - Palestinian Chicken - stood out as among the funniest and most provocative David has ever written, and there were other highlights too: a guest appearance by Ricky Gervais, for example, and a scene where a doctor thought Leon was Larry's abusive boyfriend.Д«ut much of it was disappointing: either not funny enough, or retreading old ground. This eighth series, which finished tonight, was a mixed bag. Is he applying the same stringent quality control to Curb your Enthusiasm? I'm not sure. In a recent interview in the Observer, Larry David said he had stopped writing Seinfeld in 1996 because he was worried he would not be able to maintain the programme's high quality and 'didn't want it to fall off'.