Can't believe we only have three episodes left. The show can always come back if Larry wants it, but never know when or if it'll happen.

Jon Hamm mirroring Larry David is another classic Curb moment. I figured he'd end up sleeping with Cheryl, but he just basically re-did the Mocha Joe's argument.

So disappointed there are only two episodes left.

"I told her you have a bleeding rectum"

Lewis and co have all been hilarious this season. I even have enjoyed Vaughn, but he's no SuperDave (I like that he's just away though) I loved Hamm and Armisan as well. With the outbreak all I keep thinking is this would make for a great season of Curb down the line. It would be hilarious with them being quarantined together.

The new season, starts off pretty well, not a classic episode by any means, but comfortable tv.

Even standard Curb is excellent. Pretty much like Seinfeld, which obviously dips in quality towards the last few seasons compared to early on, but still love it.

Yeah, it's just good stuff. From qualms to a dysfunctional toilet seat to a distaste and feigned love for pets.

Pretty good season again, still with hilarious quips and feels like Larry has not run out of material yet. I'm not sure where I'd rank this season overall, but it's about on par with the last one. Only season 9 felt a bit off compared to the previous 8, but the way it's going now I look forward more Curb.

Anyone watching the final season? It's pretty similar to Seinfeld's final season(s), where the best days are way behind it but I still love watching these actors in these roles. Yeah the plotlines are pretty weak and predictable, but who cares? It's Larry David!

I think it's pretty great, yeah not at it's peak anymore, but we know the characters and it's just fun to spend time with them.

As a mad Seinfeld fan for 30 years, I'm yet to watch more than one episode of Curb. I will one day but for some reason have not had the urge to try watch a season.

I know big Seinfeld fans that cannot watch Curb. I get it, it's a different style that takes some getting used to. It's not for everyone. I could see how the improv style can be off-putting.

I take this back. That latest episode "Vertical Drop, Horizontal Tug" was peak Curb.

I find it hard to but this season in context of the whole series, but I'm enjoying it immensely, so far this season is getting better with each episode, ep. 3 felt pretty classic indeed.

RIP Richard Lewis. His interactions with Larry on Curb are some of the show's best. I'm glad Larry got him to appear in one episode this season, which despite Lewis's declining health, was a joy and a highlight to watch.

Some typically fun Curb moments in this last season. A lot of it feels like a show closing out with basically a victory lap of longevity and not a lot that's terribly new or funnier than what came before, but that's okay. Between Seinfeld and Curb, Larry David earned just having fun in the final season.

Yeah, I found the last two episodes the weakest of the season, and some of the throwback moments in the last one showed how Curb was definitely peak comedy at times. This season had some very good stuff too though, but with the way it's ended now I feel good to let the show rest and for a Curb fix it would just be fun to watch the earlier seasons again.

Finally watched the finale. I love that he basically redid the Seinfeld finale. No lessons learned. But it turned out to be a brilliant gotcha moment 26 years later.

I don't know why I never realized that Leon was basically Larry's Kramer.