This should go down as a Top 5 episode of all time to many. Rest in Peace to the legendary Richard Lewis.
From the incredible one liners to the multiple layers of storylines all converging to one of the funniest endings of all time, this is vintage Larry David. The ending as well as its lead up alludes to Larry's mortality and how he might start to think about how he might be remembered once his time comes. Although he tries to write his own narrative, and in this season at least, tries to do good by sticking with a woman he hates, eventually his Larryism is just inevitable.
To me this episode is a great example of the spirit of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" - people projecting false enthusiasm to suggest that they are better than others. In this season, even Larry does it (Voters Rights Advocate; Repulsive Addict Helper). Yet in the end, we are who we are, and you can go ahead and write that in stone.
From the incredible one liners to the multiple layers of storylines all converging to one of the funniest endings of all time, this is vintage Larry David. The ending as well as its lead up alludes to Larry's mortality and how he might start to think about how he might be remembered once his time comes. Although he tries to write his own narrative, and in this season at least, tries to do good by sticking with a woman he hates, eventually his Larryism is just inevitable.
To me this episode is a great example of the spirit of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" - people projecting false enthusiasm to suggest that they are better than others. In this season, even Larry does it (Voters Rights Advocate; Repulsive Addict Helper). Yet in the end, we are who we are, and you can go ahead and write that in stone.
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