Curb, 10/7

[spinning27]

Was the limo driver the same guy who was "The Wiz" in that one Seinfeld episode?

 

[ArnoldBabar]

I totally want that freak book.

 

[kokane_muthashed]

Was the limo driver the same guy who was "The Wiz" in that one Seinfeld episode?

Not positive, but I think so. He's also been on several episodes of Reno 911. I remember him most from his old MTV commercials where he played a Sinatra-esque singer. "Damn you, bourbon ... damn you straight ... to hell."

 

[patchs]

Brilliant episode, that's 4 out of 5 that are classics.
Pretty good, pretty, pretty good.

 

[Flying Headbutt]

Oh, that was the Wiz! Only he did better as the driver. At the same time though, at what point does someone wonder why Larry David's wife doesn't smack the **** out of him? Lots of good laughs, but I started to think it was a bit over the top at times.

 

[Songbird]

I believe the actor's name is Toby Huss. My best friend's wife's sister dated him for a stretch; then again, she's done quite a bit of "dating" of half of Hollywood. Some of the stories are legend; one of them might be a reason she hasn't made it big in Hollywood ...

But Toby's a funny guy in most of the shows he's in.

 

[mltru2tx]

I thought that was the best episode of the season.

 

[estreetband75]

Hilarious episode

Great scene where Larry instantly turns on Susie, telling her, "If I were your husband, you wouldn't be let out of the house wearing that."

And the Freak Book -- classic.

 

[spinning27]

I love how Larry loathes everybody at Ted Danson's party, so he immediately goes to the bartender and starts a conversation about the bowtie. That's classic Larry.

"Just because a person's bald doesn't mean I necessarily have to like them."

"I'd hug you, but I know you have a phobia."

"Happy birthday, Becker."

"Check out the freaks, Mr. McEnroe."

 

[bostonbred]

My least favorite episode of the season thus far, but still consistantly hilarious.

"Happy Birthday, Becker!"

 

[Pancamo]

Least favorite as well.