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Series 3 of Curb Your Enthusiasm. I still haven't seen all of series 2, but it's not like there's any long running story arc. And why on E4!?!?

Oh, and speaking of Larry David - Seinfeld comes out on DVD soon, seasons 1, 2 & 3. All 3 for £41.99 from Amazon, about 40 episodes, with commentaries ("Yada Yada Yada", as they call it), 2 versions of the pilot, deleted scenes, behind the scenes, interviews. Definitely worth it.

Didn't they also have Greenday playing 'Time of Your Life'?

CDouch wrote:
> Did anyone ever catch the final episode?




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In the final episodes (a two-parter), Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer get put in prison for 2 years for not helping a fat man who was getting robbed, and laughing at his weight, after the town they're travelling through to a gig passes a law demanding that citizens help each other out. Wasn't that funny, but they bring back all the extras and characters from all the shows to give evidence during the trial.

CDouch wrote:
> How many series were there of Seinfeld? There was more than three
> wasn't there?

There were 9 seasons! That's *counts fingers* LOADS of episodes, but only the first 4 or 5 were funny. It kind of became as annoying as Friends after a while. The first ones were still genius though, and I think that's what CYE captures just right.

And in what context do they use the C word? Strange question, but the answer is "the best context". Larry's Wife's Aunt dies, so he gets a pal to do him a favour and put a last-minute dedication to her in the paper...except there's a slight spelling mistake in "Beloved Aunt"...

The first series was abysmal. Especially the pilot episode. George was the normal one!!

Yeah I thought three sounded a bit crazy. Did anyone ever catch the final episode? I would have loved to see it but always end up tuning in to the same episodes.

There were several, loads more than three. I haven't seen more than a few, due to BBC2's insistence on jerking it around their schedules with Larry Sanders in tow.

How many series were there of Seinfeld? There was more than three wasn't there?

Hedfix wrote:
> Soprano's uses it all the time.
>
> Not quite a sit-com but the more comedic elements are genius.

Yeah, the first ep of Season 5.

*Tony walks out*

"You c-word!"

:0D

monkey_man wrote:
> And why on E4!?!?

They payed for it, strangely enough.

Soprano's uses it all the time.

Not quite a sit-com but the more comedic elements are genius.