Seinfeld established Larry David in the world of comedy. But his next show, Curb Your Enthusiasm, cemented him as a comedy and sitcom legend. In 2000, just two years after Seinfeld ended its dominant run, Larry came out with Curb Your Enthusiasm. This series follows an obnoxious, fictionalized version of Larry David as he deals the minutia and inconveniences of everyday life. The show's title was meant to curb the audience's expectations for another great sitcom. But Curb Your Enthusiasm turned out to be another hit, thanks to its relatable, situational humor, a hysterical supporting cast, and the absurd antics of its lead star.
The Worst Things Larry David Ever Did on Curb Your Enthusiasm
