The way Larry changed Susie's opinion of Donna was hilarious, as was the height guesser.
This season is pretty fun but I still have a soft spot for early Curb. Some of these episodes manage to be even more outlandish than the later seasons of Seinfeld.
I'm Jewish and know other Jews who completely change opinion of someone when they find out they are a fellow Jew lol
"You don't have an extra toothbrush?"
"No."
"You... won't mind if I have a look around..."
LOL
Great ep.
For me this season has been all amazing episodes so far, big step up from last season. With LD being 72 and these taking so long to make, I don't know how many more we get, if any
The weight guessing guy was great, that whole scene made me laugh so hard. Love this show.
Fuck you Vanilla Joe. Kiss my ass.
Leon continues to be the best character on the show.
He always does this, Larry is secretly Batman, world's greatest detective lol"You don't have an extra toothbrush?"
"No."
"You... won't mind if I have a look around..."
Oh yeah, absolutely. Common.this was one of my favorite episodes in a long time. Donna saying "you think I'm yo-ing up don't you?" had me rolling.
my question. Susie's reaction to Donna's last name. Is it Jewish or not?
noted thanks
You just know the coffee he imports is going to be used to smuggle drugs.
I think they start with an idea of how the scene is going to end, and they improvise part of the journey to get there. It works great I think, gives more natural reactions.It really is funny, and I was surprised when I heard about the dialogues being improvised by the cast.
Yeah, this is pretty much what Prime Video trivia said when I was catching up on the series. A rough outline to the episode and the actors improv a good part of it.I think they start with an idea of how the scene is going to end, and they improvise part of the journey to get there. It works great I think, gives more natural reactions.
Got em!This is a bit obvious, but:
Ted begins to suspect something is going on. Finds the green cloth and wonders where it came from. Sees Larry cleaning his glasses with similar cloth, nails him.