Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Anonymous Donor

Is the David's new home the same home they were renting out while their other home, which was burnt down, was being renovated? If so, why do black people, Wanda and Loretta, think of it as a hotel? Also, the ending was a hilarious admission of the ejaculatory revenge "Larry David is Anonymous!".

Great website, thx for alluding to it :) http://www.blackpeopleloveus.com/

Maybe I missed something, but were we provided with any hints as to who in fact spilled his seed on the teddy bear? (Surely not Larry??) This ep was sorta follow-up to "The Doll" ...

i think these episodes were written and filmed WAAAAY before the divorce ... that being said if anything happens it would have to be season 7 ... but i could be wrong.

I agree with the post by Lloyd Singer, that last night's episode was dark as well as funny, and I agree with Jonathan Toomey that there could be a real-life parallel in CYE. With Cheryl and Ted Danson patting each other all the time and forging a separate relationship from their spouses, I instantly thought of Larry and Laurie David's real-life couples relationship with Bart Thorpe and his wife. Now Laurie is having an affair with Bart and divorcing Larry (and Bart is divorcing his wife too), and Laurie and Bart are supposedly cuddling together in the Martha's Vineyard home that Larry and Laurie own. I think we're seeing, through Larry's comic kaleidescope, the breakdown of the David's marriage, with the Dansons subsituting for the Thorpes. (Perhaps it was obvious to Larry that Laurie was getting carried away with Bart, the way it's obvious to Larry that Cheryl is getting too friendly with Danson on the show.) I have been wondering what Larry's thoughts are on the Laurie/Bart situation, so I hope CYE continues with the Ted/Cheryl relationship. It would be great if Larry could get a few laughs out of his divorce.

I saw the episode the same way, Lloyd. I said the same thing, about how cold Larry and Cheryl were towards each other when I was watching it last night. I do think that the divorce Larry is going through in real life is definitely going to be present in the upcoming episodes.
As for Wanda Sykes and Shelly Berman, I read that Wanda will not be appearing in this season of Curb, and Berman will only be in one. I can do without seeing Cheryls imposing parents again.
I would love to see Krazee Eyes along with Leon and Larry.
I still crack up every time I see Krazee Eyes episode. When he gives Larry the house tour, and shows him the 'floor sh*t', and says how he wants to play Scarface 24/7 Yo delicious ..clean this sh*t up! LOL!

Cheri Oteri as the wacko nanny and Shelley Berman as Larry's Dad. And hopefully we'll see Wanda now that Larry has the Blacks living with him....

Robert Corddry (Rick Leftowitz) from The Seder


"In the throes of a moral quandary."

One of very few that wanted to help and be Larry's friend. He just happened to be a sex offender.

Wasn't the first scene Larry moving into this house after the last one burned down? How could Jeff have visited this same guest bedroom last Jewish holiday when he was drunk on Manochevitz? Unless they moved the entire room untouched to the new home.

I just stumbled onto your site, so I assume in general you keep things pretty light, but I thought last night's episode of Curb was really dark and I'm surprised you didn't elaborate more. I guess it must be reflecting what Larry David has gone through in his personal life. I never saw Larry and his wife so cold with each other. And he totally captured the feel that she could be having an affair... at least emotionally she sure is. And just the whole breakdown of friendships. I don't know, it was way more dark than the past and I guess it will be interesting to see where it goes. As usual, it was done really well and the acting was perfect. Just curious to hear if others took it as serious as me... even though parts were hysterically funny.