Curb Your Enthusiasm: The Last Perrier 

Larry David is so infuriating. He always expects of people things he would never do himself.

@@AB-nk5wv it's a show relax

He probably improved it too

yes! i had to pause to finish laughing

That line fuckin killed me lol

I'm calling the car service.

I came to the comment section specifically to write, "That's an act of war, the Perrier. You're better than that" LOL Vince Vaughn kills me

that line is amazing

Literally Vince Vaughn kills the deadpan humor. True Detective he should have been nominated for best comedic performance.

@Alfredo yikes....we are all going ...soft.

Purely American thing. Water in Europe is so much better tasting. Not to mention the ice.

​@@michaelcelani8325🤡

@@yurikozhokin8348not surprising lol, we still have a decent amount of lead pipes over here

@@deanmoriarty6015 I think it mostly has to do with the unparalleled amount of chlorine you put in your water.

Love Vince Vaughn, but he can't play a Jew

I actually like Jon Hamm with Larry.

@@4everspace he's awesome too but Vince Vaughn's replies are so out of the box; the conversations between them is like an unexpected whirlwind.

I totally agree 😄, plus Vince Vaughn is handsome too

@@richardsmith1161 Interesting, how so?

How do you help 2 people fighting?

We live in a society

@@Ken-yp1dg The people filming think Larry is "beating up that woman" so... you'd help by restraining him.

Truth

If you jump in you're liable.

What I love about is that they can fight and argue but it's part about being friends and it does not lead to cancelling each other like so many people would get insulted and wait for some entitled apology.

@@shuki1 no one apologizes these days

@@royfr8136 Because people ask for them too often. It becomes an endless and nonsensical piss match.

thanks for being honest

@@PyroNexus22 sometimes you gotta be

78" veiny black COX glistening in the MOONLIGHT after exiting the BUTTTWHOLE of an old man who was the unwilling PARTICIPANT of some BUTTTWHOLE magic. Volleyball sized BALLZSAX with a 2" SHAFT, trying to enter the scene. "You're too short!" The 78" KOK shrugged. A Puerto Rican whipped out his WEENER on the school bus. 65" Diameter COK only 1" long. Bloody WEENER exits the BUTTTWHOLE of a Walmart employee's BUTTTWHOLE. BUTTTWHOLE DESTROYED. DEMOLISHED BUTTTWHOLE. BUTTTWHOLE WRECKED. Pieces of the bloody BUTTTWHOLE remains vacuumed up by a Honduran maid.

" I always thought he had quick wit and could riff off the cuff." I mean that's what he's been known for, his shtick, for decades now lol.

@@zigguratjones6458 : That's why having him on the show was a no brainer. It fits him well.

Nah, it's just penis envy.🤣

And then drive him even after he wrestled her lol

The best part! 😂

And she was hilarious!

@@davidperez5089 exactly right. and she played the sad helpless victim in front of all the studio production folks for pity.

loving Vince Vaughan's comments

Writing is still ON POINT. He really did carry Seinfeld back in the day.

Came here to post that haha. Best line in the scene.

I got a guy.

Incredible line

100% agreed. An ensemble cast of highest possible quality has been attempted so many times when it comes to sitcoms (and even movies) and it so rarely comes together as well as it has on this show. Each season they knock it out of the park with nobody overacting or dominating or making the show come off all 1990's b-grade sitcom/late night skit show. Just brilliant.

Fantastic thespians.

Agreed. Each co-star and minor character in both shows were cast perfectly 👌

That’s right, it IS masterful casting, like in Seinfeld!

When you see the door open and the most unlikely person to be the driver grabs the bags so quickly you don’t have a moment to realize it’s the woman Mike Myers cast in Austin Powers. Right? The energetic powerhouse. I’d have a lawn brawl with her any day. Ah hahahahahaj ah hahahaha

the idea of super rich celebrities squabbling about sparkling water just comes across as pretty silly. They could call and have a pallet of Perrier delivered to the house in 20 minutes and probably get it comped somehow. lol.

@@Shlogger that’s the joke

@@winningbackthegirl yeah. I can see that's what they were going for but in this case it just felt weak. Not on par with Larry's typically keen observations on petty societal conflicts. Just not interesting or relatable enough maybe.

I got lost somewhere in your paragraph but I absolutely agree with you about LD’s heart

@@salvadorflores1124 I rambled on a bit so please tell me where you ‘got lost’ so I can try to clarify it for you, if you would like👍🏻

I agree, it was handled in a classy way. I find your insightfulness and empathy impressive.

@@tchrisou812 thanks so very much for saying so, even though I did ramble. I have no idea what his parents were thinking when they named him Albert, LOL. I googled him and both his children have the last name Einstein, so he didn’t use his stage name with them. The best part is knowing much of it is improvised and how much fun the cast must have had when Larry discovered his ‘Covid Closet’ I have seen enough interviews, etc with Larry or those on the inside that he just writes a story outline and that each script has a very small amount of lines that he INSISTS be used. I had a feeling when John Hamm said it was a ‘shanda’ after seeing the closet (Yiddish for shame or disgrace or embarrassment ) that it was a written Larry David Line, not improvised. He said they film scenes a few times until the director, and I suppose Larry are satisfied. I wonder if those unused scenes are destroyed, never to see the light of day☮️🙏🥂

Totally agree. The way he did it was very clever. This way…it doesn’t get heavy and we still laugh.

It was a Perrier.

@@mattyboy999 Evian is the Best tasting H20.....first tried it driving around Cambridge England in a rental Ford Fiesta.....on a sunny summer day. Good times. !

​@@michaelcelani8325San pellegrino for me

@@christopherm4662 Anything Italian is always good. . #

And Drake's coffee cake, the Pez dispenser, Kenny Rogers chicken.

It makes it that extra notch more petty

Larry is picky with food. It was the roofer. LOL

78" veiny black COX glistening in the MOONLIGHT after exiting the BUTTTWHOLE of an old man who was the unwilling PARTICIPANT of some BUTTTWHOLE magic. Volleyball sized BALLZSAX with a 2" SHAFT, trying to enter the scene. "You're too short!" The 78" KOK shrugged. A Puerto Rican whipped out his WEENER on the school bus. 65" Diameter COK only 1" long. Bloody WEENER exits the BUTTTWHOLE of a Walmart employee's BUTTTWHOLE. BUTTTWHOLE DESTROYED. DEMOLISHED BUTTTWHOLE. BUTTTWHOLE WRECKED. Pieces of the bloody BUTTTWHOLE remains vacuumed up by a Honduran maid.

Disagree. He told Larry to help himself to whatever, but _because_ it was the last one Larry checked. Larry was actually being considerate.

@@NotQuiteFirst Still, its not your fridge and not your perrier. If the host isnt ok with you having the last one, you arent entitled to it. Go to the store and buy one if youre that whiny about the perrier.

Not good hospitality.@@AlphaQHard

@@AlphaQHard It's not his technically, but a good host freely offers any food or beverage in the house that isn't designated for another purpose or has an extraordinary high price. In other words, if it can be replaced easily, then it can be consumed freely.

Yup...last piece for the guest👍

I think it's intentionally reversed for the comedy

It's the same in America

As a guest, I wouldn't even ask about the last item.

Nah

I gotta stop reading comments before watching the full series.

I do too.

Plus he’s just Vince Vaughn with a slightly altered voice. Only on RU-vid comments am I allowed to second guess Larry David, but Mr Vaughn can only play Mr Vaughn, they should have found a lesser known actor for this roll.

i love how he plays freddy: fast talking and all these random decrees

I actually love it

Wrong. Marty was just playing his Super Dave character. Stop over thinking..

Hey so why did the funk man leave the show?.. Anybody..

It was the last one

@@LaddRusso91 The last one goes to the host. Everyone knows that.

Idk if you guys are joking or if it's a cultural difference, where I'm from you treat your guests like royalty

Depends on your definition of hospitality. Reminds me of Sebastian Maniscalo's bit about a woman offering him tap water at her house.

@@jjryan1352 yeah. Tap water as your main offering is borderline hostile. lol. If it's highly filtered that changes things somewhat. But not too much.

@@Shlogger tapwater as your main offering is hostile for sure.

But he's a guest

IKR

You should tell him that personally

I think he was acting. Doubt the bags were actually heavy.

@@albertupardsnipec5988 Of course he was acting. But what a hilariously unattractive spectacle it was. I'm imagining a bloke actually struggling like this. I also was thinking about how he was permanently written off after he walked into a glass door (ie; seen as no longer sexually desirable to the woman he was dating) when this bag carrying display was far more unsexy. I love Curb, such a great show. :D

@@ciganyweaverandherperiwink6293 I'm also a long term fan of curb but I couldn't get through the latest season. Only so many episodes i could sit through without even cracking a smile before deciding Curb just isn't the same. Luckily at the same time I realised that Seinfeld IS indeed the greatest show of all time (Bilko a close 2nd).

@@albertupardsnipec5988 I'll keep this in mind when I watch the latest season. I can imagine that I may agree. I am hoping the comedy doesn't devolve into awful politically partisan smugness (get woke, go broke). Either way, Seinfeld will always be the high water mark when it comes to TV sitcoms. It's genius.