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‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Renewed for 11th Season

“Believe me, I’m as upset about this as you are,” he said.
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June 30, 2020
Larry David; Photo: John P. Johnson/HBO

Larry David will need to find a lot more things to complain about. HBO has renewed his series “Curb Your Enthusiasm” for an 11th season. The comedy—starring David navigating awkward situations as a curmudgeonly, over-the-top version of himself—premiered in 2001 and earned him a Golden Globe Award two years later. 

“This past season tapped into the zeitgeist in such an uncomfortably delightful way,” HBO Programming Executive Vice President Amy Gravitt said in a statement. “Larry is already busy writing, and we can’t wait to see what he has in store.”

David commented, in typically wry fashion. “Believe me, I’m as upset about this as you are,” he said. “One day I can only hope that HBO will come to their senses and grant me the cancellation I so richly deserve.”

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