With everything leading up to this big, Election Integrity Act/water bottle trial all season, we all knew Curb Your Enthusiasm would end with Larry in court, just as Seinfeld did in its two-part 1998 finale. This was inevitable, but there were some variables at play, too: 1.) whether our guy would be convicted and go to jail, and 2.) which of Larry’s previous-season sins would show up to incriminate the man. Is fan service fun? Sure, it’s fine. And the court thing does serve as a convenient... Read this story
