"Lauren Graham, fresh off the Netflix revival of Gilmore Girls, is also joining Curb’s ninth season, in a recurring role. According to Graham, “this character is completely not me at all. I speak in a way that I don’t speak ever.”
What is she's Suzy's sister and has amouth like her?!
15. "He keeps elevating asshole to cringeworthy new heights" In response to Reply # 0
Suzie might have had that botox or some extra gym time but she is looking pretty....pretttay....pret tay good. Specially that opening scene in Jeff's office.
20. "I thought it got off to a pretty good start..." In response to Reply # 18
...but the last one was painfully unfunny. Someone on twitter said, "It feels like everyone is in on the joke now" and I think that's the biggest issue. It's become too self-aware.
21. "I dunno, maybe I'm easy to impress" In response to Reply # 0
that the scene with Larry and Funkhouser each trying to get the last word/syllable was an all timer. I was literally howling with high pitched laughter when that went down. Such a simple premise done perfectly. I have to imagine the folks involved in that scene broke down into laughter during filming.
"Sean sparks like John Starks, nah, Sean ball like John Wall" - Rest In Power Forever Sean Price.
31. "First few episodes, it felt like the delivery of lines was just off a bi..." In response to Reply # 0
For a lot of them, the delivery of lines and pacing of some of the scenes just didn’t feel right. Almost felt like a Curb parody at times. Like when Larry was playing George in season 7 - felt like damn near everybody on the show was doing a forced impression of their character.
It seems to have gone away now and feels more “normal”. Larry has definitely become a bigger asshole and far less subtle about things the last couple seasons. He used to do a slow burn before exploding, now he’s just ready to rant and rave at the drop of a hat. It’s kinda similar to how George Costanza’s character changed by the end of Seinfeld.
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