curb your enthusiasm season 7 highlights

Young people today are circulating memes of him online and drawing on the show to reference all kinds of things. You’ve known Larry David since the mid-80s. And, you know, I mean, Jewish mothers are like all other mothers. And I’ve had mothers and I’ve had many friends, mothers and aunts and uncles and grandmothers. Well, I happen to be Jewish, and I happen to be a mother. Where do you draw on your portrayals from? And Essman, a longtime comic actress and stand-up comedian who has known David since the 1980s and, like him, wears her Jewishness proudly on her sleeve, snapped it up for herself. But in real life, an intact painting exists. In the episode, a series of comic misunderstandings (of which the “Curb” universe has a bountiful supply) results in Susie’s vaguely Kramer-esque portrait being pelted with tomatoes and chucked into the trash.

It comes from an episode in the show’s 10th season, which aired in early 2020 just before the coronavirus pandemic, when the infamously misanthropic Larry David (the series creator, who also stars as a version of himself) has the artwork commissioned as a gift for his longtime frenemy.

JTA - On the wall of Susie Essman’s powder room hangs a giant portrait of herself.Īctually, the portrait is of Susie Green, Essman’s beloved, foul-mouthed character on “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” HBO’s long-running improvisational sitcom exploring the social rules that govern all of our lives, and especially those of the one percent.

Curb your enthusiasm season 7 highlights