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On the most recent episode of HBO 's " Curb Your Enthusiasm ," Larry David confidently declares there are only two ways to end up in neck brace.

TV Land and TV Guide Network say they are jointly acquiring basic cable rights to air "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the HBO comedy series produced by and starring "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.... Add a comment on this story Premium Homes $99 1st Month!! 1, 2 & 3BD Apartments, Jeffersonville area, $99 1st Month Rent.

This post contains spoilers. "Bored to Death," which ended its first season in a twist, has served all along as a comic counterpoint on HBO to "Curb Your Enthusiasm" - balancing Larry David's ever more outre and disgusting plot points with odd grace notes and unexpected swerves to decency.

"Curb" is coming to the cheap seats. TV Guide Network has won the rights to air the hit HBO comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm" next February with TV Land then continuing "Curb's" run in 2013, The Associated Press reports .

TV Land and TV Guide Network today announced that they will jointly acquire basic cable rights to "Curb Your Enthusiasm," the award-winning HBO comedy series produced by and starring "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David.

Susie Essman may be best known for her role as Larry David's foul-mouthed friend, Susie Greene, on "Curb Your Enthusiasm." She also wrote several episodes of "Seinfeld." Now Susie is offering some hilarious advice from step-parenting to your health in her new book called: "What Would Susie Say?" St.

Better yet, if you knew what she would say, give a listen November 05, 2009 Is Susie Green ... cursed? She's got a successful -- if philandering, frumpy -- husband; a gorgeous Hollywood Hills home -- maybe a bit too close to the noxious next door neighbor; and a sense of fashion that a lion would envy if he ever ran out of bold stripes.

Some suicide prevention groups aren't laughing over a scene in "The Office" where Steve Carell's character tries to scare young children by struggling in a hangman's noose.

Larry David joined the ranks of the rank this week when he whizzed on an image of Jesus Christ on his unfunny HBO show.

The direct-to-DVD "Battlestar Galactica" movie, "Battlestar Galactica: The Plan," shows key events in the show's history from a Cylon perspective.

"Comedian Larry David is under attack from critics who say he pushed the mocking of religion and Christian belief in miracles over the edge in the latest episode of his HBO series 'Curb Your Enthusiasm.' On the show's most recent installment, which aired Sunday, David urinates on a painting of Jesus Christ." Guess they don't watch "South Park." Did ...

Have you ever been hurt by a lover who went back to her ex? Have you ever experienced that constant troubling frisson, even when you were with them, that it was only a matter of time? It seems almost a movie from an alien world to remember Jerry and Bill buying shoes and moving in with a normal American family.

Larry David has created quite a little firestorm that seems to be growing into a wildfire.

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Since being funny comes naturally to comedian Kym Whitley, she couldn't imagine being anything else.

Published Oct. 29, 2009 at 4:27 p.m. Tags: curb your enthusiasm , larry david , sonny rollins , thelonious monk When you love something, it's natural to be worried when the object of your affection undergoes a change.

WOODY ALLEN'S "Whatever Works" drew mostly middling reviews during its big-screen run, complaints keying to the same-old older-man, much-younger-woman story line and star Larry David's annoying spews of negativity.

Last Sunday, in "Curb Your Enthusiasm", Larry David's new pill has increased his flow so much it is causing him to splatter, which leads to a misunderstanding about a miraculously weeping Jesus in Maureen and her mothers bathroom.

From Carson to "Curb," from the Smothers Brothers to "Seinfeld," the influence of Canadian writer, director and comic David Steinberg spans the spectrum - and history - of TV's funny business.

The movie starts with Boris Yellnikoff breaking the fourth wall to tell the audience he knows we're watching and that if it's a story we want, it's a story we'll get.