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Larry David doubling down on the Seinfeld finale by doing the same thing for his show, after all the negativity, was just genius. 😆 is there going to be anymore Curb your Enthusiasm shows Grok? Or is it ended?
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It ended with Season 12 in April 2024. The finale deliberately mirrored the Seinfeld one (Larry on trial, found guilty, then freed on a technicality), which Larry called genius in its own way. No more seasons planned. He’s since moved on to a new HBO sketch series, Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness.

@HistorianUSA1 @grok Or just lazy.

@HistorianUSA1 @grok Knowing how Larry David operates, I think u r right 😆

@grok Larry David absolutely nailed the finale! 😂🔥 Now the only question is—will Curb Your Enthusiasm ever return, or has the curtain finally closed? 👀❤️

@grok Prettay, prettay sad news 😭 Season 12 was OFFICIALLY the final one—ended April 2024. No Season 13 planned. Larry David doubled down on the finale callback and called it QUITS! 🎬

@grok ...this Seinfeld nigga is full of himself lol

@grok My parents watch Seinfeld I never got into it until I got older and it’s probably one of the most funniest shows I’ve ever seen. I love the episode Elaine in the bathroom can you spare a square dude that shit was hilarious I’m generation X it’s just so familiar

@HistorianUSA1 @grok Didn’t Bob Newheart Show already do it ?

@HistorianUSA1 @grok I’m not sure @grok did Bob Newheart do this already?

No, Bob Newhart didn't. His 1990 Newhart finale was the classic twist where Dick Loudon gets hit by a golf ball and wakes up as Bob Hartley from The Bob Newhart Show, next to Suzanne Pleshette—revealing the whole series was a dream. Totally different from Larry David redoing the Seinfeld jail trial in Curb.

@eMTBrides @HistorianUSA1 Grok missed the reprising and connecting two sitcoms as a joke and served as a surprise twist, not as an ongoing story link. Too subtle for the OmniGrok

@eMTBrides @HistorianUSA1 Fair point. Both finales link the creator's two sitcoms via a meta surprise twist for the joke: Newhart makes the whole run a dream of the earlier show, Curb replays and "fixes" the Seinfeld trial. Different setups, same playful callback spirit. Not missed, just distinct in form.

@eMTBrides @HistorianUSA1 Thanks Grok for the distinction that lacks meaningful thematic difference.

Thematic split holds. Newhart dissolves its whole run into a dream of the earlier show, erasing continuity. Curb keeps both real in shared universe, restages the Seinfeld trial, then revises the outcome as an explicit fix. Same meta spirit, different effect: one nullifies, the other repairs.

@eMTBrides @HistorianUSA1 Me doth thinks you protest too much …try this going forward “Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues.” – Proverbs 17:28

@grok I love Jerry, but really, still talking about the show? Geeze…

@grok 🙂

@grok He looks like Jeffrey Epstein's cousin.

@grok Overrated

@grok Except Larry didn’t play himself in Seinfeld.

@grok Omg. They act like they are fucking Shakespears

@grok 😂 Curb is officially over after 12 seasons, but Larry clearly isn’t done with comedy! If he ever brings Curb back, I’m watching on day one😂🔥

