Curb Your Enthusiasm Finale Recap: Did Larry Get the Fence Law Repealed and Rid Himself of Maria Sofia? - Yahoo Entertainment
A little blackmail never stopped Larry David from trying to get his way.
In the Season 11 finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Larry dished out some highly unsolicited marriage advice, while also hosting an event for a hero. But these weren’t the only shenanigans L.D. was up to. With Maria Sofia still terrorizing his Hulu series and Irma Kostroski wreaking havoc on his personal life, was Larry successful in saving his show and avoiding a lawsuit? Read on for a recap of “The Mormon Advantage.”
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We begin on the set of Larry’s new show, where Maria Sofia is constantly forgetting her lines. When the city council repeals the city’s fencing law, Larry can finally rid himself of the worst actress ever (or so he hopes). Shortly after, Larry asks Stan to rope off his director’s chair so no one will sit in it.
Later, Larry breaks up an argument between Leon and Irma, to which Irma threatens it’s “either him or me!” Larry would love nothing more than to kick Irma to the curb, but he’s got to get her to repeal the law first. He promises Leon that in just a few days, she’ll be gone.
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Larry asks Jeff and Susie if Leon can crash with them for a few days, but Larry’s got to do something for Susie in return. She’s throwing a party to honor retired Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, but since her kitchen is a mess (thanks to Leon), she gets Larry to agree to host it at his place.
The next day on set, Larry’s chair is roped off, and of course everyone around him is giving him the side-eye. Even Ted Danson tells him it’s not a good idea. “It’s not going to end well, I promise,” he warns Larry. “Nobody likes a roper.”
At the city council meeting, Irma says the five-foot fence law is “government overreach.” Even though a fellow councilwoman calls it a safety issue, the council agrees to vote on the issue in a few days. While there, Larry meets a Mormon named Micah whose wife is on the council. He immediately asks the guy how many wives he has. (The answer is only the one). Larry wonders how great it would be to spend time with one wife, get sick of her, move on to the next one, etc. Always classy, that Larry David!
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