Curb Your Enthusiasm is an American television comedy series that stars comedian and Seinfeld co-creator Larry David as himself. The show premiered in October 2000 on HBO, and aired a total of ten seasons. Curb Your Enthusiasm follows Larry, an extreme optimist, as he embarks on cringe-worthy, comedy gold moments through wild misinterpretations and unexpected events. Larry’s cohorts, including fellow Seinfeld alums Jeff Garlin and Cheryl Hines as well as Bob Einstein, play off his antics to keep up the comedic momentum. The show is known for being utterly unpredictable and taking on taboo topics, from religion and race to politics and more. As a sitcom in the vein of Seinfeld, Curb Your Enthusiasm often “starts in the middle of a story and doesn’t always neatly wrap up by the end of an episode.” Whether or not Larry will make it through each episode unscathed is never known, making it an exciting ride for the audience. The shows title comes from a line in Seinfeld, and it stands to reason that both Davids shows share a unique brand of frank, unpredictable, and often boundary-pushing comedy.