Curb Your Enthusiasm

Twelve seasons, a hundred and twenty episodes, and a 1999 special that started the whole thing.

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Where to start with Curb Your Enthusiasm

Watch the 1999 special first. It is an hour, it is where the format was invented, and the first season assumes you have seen it. After that, straight through: twelve seasons of exactly ten episodes each, with one six-year gap in the middle that changes nothing about the show.

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    Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm

    1999, one hour, and the reason season one starts where it does.

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    Curb Your Enthusiasm, seasons 1 to 8 Curb Your Enthusiasm

    Eighty episodes to 2011, including the Seinfeld reunion season, which is season seven.

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    Curb Your Enthusiasm, seasons 9 to 12 Curb Your Enthusiasm

    Forty more after a six-year gap, ending in April 2024.

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Before the Series

  • Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm 1999

The Series

  • Curb Your Enthusiasm 2000, 12 seasons, 120 episodes

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