Not unlike how Larry David feels about wood, Curb Your Enthusiasm is something that TV nerds revere. HBO’s heavyweight champ of combining comedy and cringe is returning for a ninth season and now Home Box Office has offered up a drizzle of details about when we’ll get a chance to see it.
Consequence of Sound reports that HBO’s programming chief Casey Bloys provided a bit of dish during a Television Critics Association chat today. He shared that production on new episodes might begin in the fall with a 2017 landing date targeted for the upcoming season. Bloys made sure to caution that those scheduling plans “could slide,” so adjust your expectations and fantasies about Larry tearing into folks accordingly.
The last season of Curb arrived in 2011, but Larry David’s been keeping pretty, pretty, pretty busy during the gap between episodes. He’s performed on Broadway courtesy of Fish in the Dark, Whatever Works and The Three Stooges were added to his filmography and he nobly ran for president before being outpaced by Hillary Clinton. Seeing as we’re all waiting politely for Curb to return, let’s revisit some vital lessons Curb Your Enthusiasm can teach us about relationships.
(Via Consequence of Sound)
