Julia-Louis Dreyfus

The beauty of Curb Your Enthusiasm has always been its roots. Born from the mind of a man who launched a show about nothing, Curb is little more than an edgier version that's still... about nothing. It only makes sense that one day we would witness the colliding vortex created by those two masses of nothingness and that day has finally arrived. Well, almost. Season seven of Larry David's Curb Your Enthusiasm premieres on HBO this Sunday night, September 20, at 9 p.m. ET and having seen the first three episodes, I'll say this about the long-awaited Seinfeld reunion - it's real and it's spectacular.

(S03E11) Why is this one of may favorite Season Three episodes? Well, mainly because three of the Fab Four's storylines come together in quite satisfying ways. There's a refrain ("Of course it's cashmere!") that, while it didn't become a catchphrase, certainly put a nice punctuation on the episode. We saw some warmth and caring between the friends, which ended up engendering trickery and resentment. And George uttered one of the ultimate Costanza lines of all time.

Oh, and Kramer got drunk. On one drink. Even the DVD notes thought he was a lightweight.