July 18, 2011 | 0 Comments
Larry is deemed a “social assassin” this week. The title refers to him at a restaurant, on the golf course and at a dinner party.
Marty Funkhouser (played by Bob Einstein) is one of Larry’s oldest friends. He considers Larry to be his best friend although Larry begs to differ.
A self-described “orphan,” Marty lost his parents in death a year apart when he was about 65.
He has a wife, and one daughter Jodi, who is a lesbian. He also has a cousin who is a dentist.
He is often very methodical about most of his actions and puts great emphasis on family. Despite that, he has been known to take credit for things that don’t apply to him.
Larry is deemed a “social assassin” this week. The title refers to him at a restaurant, on the golf course and at a dinner party.
Leon suffers a case of mistaken identity this week, while Larry tries to aid a woman in an abusive relationship. Richard Lewis also stops by.
Larry deals with his failed attempt to reunite with Cheryl on this episode. Read on for a recap of the eighth season premiere.
Larry hires a prostitute so he can use the HOV lane on the way to a Dodgers game; Larry attempts to get medical marijuana for his dad;
Larry gets angry at the weatherman’s inaccurate forecast; Larry scares the Greenes’ daughter with pictures of his plaque.
Welcome to the seventh season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. This episode is titled “Funkhouser’s Crazy Sister.”