Curb Your Enthusiasm Complete TV Series, Season 1–8 DVD Box Set. 16 discs – over 39 hours of content!
You thought your life was bad. Try being an incomprehensibly successful writer with a gorgeous wife. Unfortunately for Larry David, co-creator of Seinfeld, four hundred million dollars and the woman of his dreams (Cheryl Hines) are no match for the constant turmoils that wreak havoc on his daily life. With the help of his manager Jeff (Jeff Garlin) and best friend Richard Lewis (Lewis, playing himself), Larry tries to maintain some semblance of order, but when trouble seems to find you everywhere, that isn't so easy. CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM is, quite simply, television at its finest, a brilliant and hysterical work of comic genius that absurdly, yet seamlessly, blends reality with fiction.
16 disc boxed set.
Awards
- Won Golden Globe, Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy (2003), Nominated in 2006.
- Won AFI Awards, TV Program of the Year (2012 & 2005), Comedy Series of the Year (2002)
- Won Banff Rockie Award Best Comedy Program 2003
- Won British Comedy Award Best International Comedy Show 2007
- Won WGA Award (TV), Comedy Series 2006
- Won Primetime Emmy, Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series 2003
- Nominated Primetime Emmy, Outstanding Comedy Series (2012, 2010, 2008, 2006, 2004, 2003 & 2002)
- Nominated British Comedy Award, Best International Comedy Show (2006, 2005 & 2004)
Curb Your Enthusiasm TV Show Reviews
“An insanely funny romp thanks to its unique storytelling technique and an inspired performance by the star.” Chicago Tribune
“Six hours of funny-ass, urine-producing stuff, this season is my favorite so far. Each episode is at least good-to-great, and there are plenty of home runs to be found.” DVD Verdict (Season 4)
“For all the wealth and success Larry David has had in the past with Seinfeld, I wish for a longer and healthier life for Curb Your Enthusiasm, a more clever and complex series that earns every laugh it gets.” DVD Verdict (Season 1)
“Funny and wickedly weird.” LA Times
“With this delightful and boldly distinctive new series, the co-creator of "Seinfeld” has managed to accomplish two seemingly impossible things at once: He has given HBO its best sitcom since “The Larry Sanders Show,” and given all of television the best sitcom since “Seinfeld.” " New York Daily News
“Other sitcoms might be more meta, more gag-heavy, more Ashton-Kutcher-ridden, but none are as exquisitely funny as Curb Your Enthusiasm, and that applies to its eight season as well.” DVD Verdict (season 8)
“The Seinfeld reunion was the element of Curb Your Enthusiasm's seventh season that piqued everyone's interest, and those episodes are beautifully done. But there's much more happening in these ten episodes; unlike David's previous series, Curb is a show that is continuing to take big chances and unusual risks deep into its run, while maintaining the acid tongue, clever construction, and wry point of view that has made it such a terrific comic series.” DVD Talk (season 7)
“A great show and a great rebound season. There are some truly classic moments within these ten episodes.” DVD Verdict (Season 3)
“CURB YOUR ENTHUSIASM makes it impossible to curb your enthusiasm for the talents of Larry David. Finding humor in the droll and everyday, the show unfolds in a signature style that sets it apart from all other comedy on television. This year's spectacularly engineered storyline with Mel Brooks and THE PRODUCERS was not only one of the longest comedic build-ups on record, but it also delivered one of the great punch lines in television history.” AFI Awards
“In the case of Curb, it always seems to be LOL, no matter the season.” Hollywood Reporter (season 8)
“David is thoroughly disagreeable. And that’s what makes ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ so deliciously perverse, and so true to the impeccable nastiness of ‘Seinfeld.’ For those of us who’ve been making do with syndicated ‘Seinfeld’ reruns, ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ is the treat of the new season.” Salon.com
“On "Seinfeld,” this cranky sensibility was filtered through likable actors. Here, nothing stands between the audience and Mr. David's acerbic vision and morose face. There is every reason to despise the man, or at least to feel irritated by his narrowness and self-pity. Instead, for those who aren't immediately put off, Mr. David's comic brilliance becomes even more apparent in this unvarnished form." The New York Times (season 1)
“Even without the Seinfeld angle, this would have been a great season. With it…legendary.” DVD Verdict (Season 7)