Because of his long-running and Emmy Award-winning sitcom, Curb Your Enthusiasm (2000-), Larry David has been able to make audiences all over the world laugh out loud for more than twenty years. On the other hand, Larry David has been a source of humor for a very long time, even before he became famous for his main role. Furthermore, he is a co-creator of the comedy series Seinfeld, which ran from 1989 to 1998 and is widely considered to be the most successful comedy series ever produced, both in terms of the critical reception it received and the record-breaking ratings it received. It is hardly a secret that Jason Alexander’s character of George Costanza is designed to be a caricature of Larry David himself, although Jerry Seinfeld, the co-creator of the series, is the primary protagonist of the sitcom with the same name.
Larry David is so well-known for his sardonic and intelligent type of comedy that after the formal conclusion of Seinfeld in 1998, fans of the blockbuster series instantly felt an itch for more of that brand of comedy. It was a relief that fans wouldn’t have to wait for a very long time because Larry David will be collaborating with HBO on a brand-new series just two years after the show’s conclusion. The episodic comedy series would be titled Curb Your Enthusiasm, and not only would it be created by Larry David, but it would also star Larry David as an exaggerated version of himself. You guessed it: Larry David. It is also important to note that because the show was broadcast on HBO rather than on network television, David and the other members of the show’s creative team were given complete freedom to make the show as vulgar and full of profanity as they desired.
As of right now, Larry will be returning to Los Angeles for the highly anticipated Season 12, which will bring even more absurd antics to the metropolis. Here is all we know about Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12, including information about the cast, crew, release window, and other details regarding the twelfth and maybe final season of the long-running television series.
Cast
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Larry David as Larry David
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Cheryl Hines as Cheryl David
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Jeff Garlin as Jeff Greene
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Susie Essman as Susie Greene
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J.B. Smoove as Leon Black
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Richard Lewis as Richard Lewis
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Ted Danson as Ted Danson
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Bob Einstein as Marty Funkhouser
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Ashly Holloway as Sammi Greene
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Shelley Berman as Nat David
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Ellia English as Auntie Rae
When Is The Release Date For Curb Your Enthusiasm?
Fans of the popular comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm can rejoice, as Season 12 is set to premiere on HBO on February 4, 2024. This comes 26 months after the Season 11 finale, allowing eager viewers to satisfy their comedic cravings finally. Interestingly, this is not the longest hiatus the show has experienced. That record goes to the six-year gap between Seasons 8 and 9. Nevertheless, the show’s loyal fanbase remains intact, eagerly anticipating the return of Larry David’s uniquely entertaining and unapologetic character. With its witty humor and ability to tackle everyday situations amusingly, Curb Your Enthusiasm is sure to continue its successful streak in Season 12.
Is There a Trailer for Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12?
A trailer for the upcoming season of Curb Your Enthusiasm has not yet been made available to the public; however, given that the premiere is just two months away, we should be able to watch one shortly. On the other hand, Cheryl Hines posted a selfie on Twitter with Susie Essman and herself as they made their way to the set of the season. If you are interested in getting a glimpse of what will happen behind the scenes, you can access this information.
Off to work. Carpooling w Susie. I’m one lucky lady. S12 ♥️♥️♥️ #susieessman #curb #curbyourenthusiasm #love #work pic.twitter.com/2MeEEgWuG0
— Cheryl Hines (@CherylHines) March 14, 2023
What Is Curb Your Enthusiasm Plot?
Even though it may appear self-evident after eleven seasons of the show, Curb Your Enthusiasm became an instant hit and grew tremendously popular. Not only did HBO subscribers immediately relate to the highly neurotic and self-centered image of the famed comedy writer, but they also fell in love with the fully developed side characters with whom David spent much time hanging out. Larry’s ex-wife Cheryl, played by Cheryl Hines; Larry’s agent Jeff, played by Jeff Garlin; Jeff’s intimidating wife Susie, played by Susie Essman; Larry’s roommate Leon, played by J.B. Smoove; and, of course, Richard, played by Richard Lewis, Larry David’s longest friend in both the show and in real life.
Who Is Making Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 12?
As is his custom, Larry David will not only be acting in the series, but he will also be scripting it together. Even though a significant portion of the program is renowned for its improvisation (especially in the sequences that involve Larry David and Richard Lewis), Larry’s scripting is still unparalleled in terms of his great eye for plants, payoffs, and dramatic irony.
Longtime series producer Jon Hayman (It’s Like, You Know…) is also coming back, and he was the one who disclosed that Season 12 of Curb Your Enthusiasm might be the show’s final season.
Will Season 12 Be the End of Curb Your Enthusiasm?
Even though earlier reports stated that the series would conclude following the completion of Season 12, executive producer Jeff Schaffer shed light on such rumors by saying:
“My first season was Season 5. And you know what the final episode of that season was called? ‘The End.’ Not ironically. That was 15 years ago. So every season is the last season. It’s been this way forever. Larry’s put all the ideas he likes into the season. He’s the only one who thinks he’s never gonna have another good idea. So, of course, he’s done for a while. But you know, usually he goes out and has spirited encounters with the Westside of Los Angeles and then ideas come. So we’re in the same spot we’re always in. It’s just business as usual.”
Despite the fact that this does not definitively prove that Season 13 is underway, it does leave the door open for the possibility that they have other stories to share.
