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Early Access: Curb Your Enthusiasm 1x7-8 [YouTube Edit] (Patreon)

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2026-07-15 16:24:38
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AD FREE Early Access to the YouTube edit of Curb Your Enthusiasm eps AAMCO / Beloved Aunt

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Early Access: CYE 1x7-8 [YouTube Edit]

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Dylan

I’m so glad you’re continuing to watch Curb Jen, it’s been a blast so far and your reactions are awesome! 🔥

M Zed

If you look extremely close, Cheryl is trying hard not to laugh/laughs as it cuts away. It’s around when her father is reading from the newspaper, “Devoted Sister, Beloved…”

Byrd N. Hand

Paul Dooley, who plays Cheryl's father, has appeared in various films over the years, including as the dad in "Breaking Away," as well as Wimpy in "Popeye," and a few of Christopher Guest's mockumentaries. And if you didn't notice, the AAMCO guy also played the guy who burned Frank's moth-infested cabana ware on Seinfeld.

ak416

"We'll go clamming together!"

Bill W

Rudy's vintage shop. He also had a scene with Michael Richards in So I Married an Axe Murderer. (He appeared in 2 other Mike Myers movies- Austin Powers 2, and Wayne's World- the scene with Ed O'Neill...and previously with Ed in an early Married w. Children episode.) Not sure if those are big or small coincidences. 😉

Pauly Mar

Jen, if you want a dose of Larry's standup, there's a one hour program done prior to the actual show of Curb Your Enthusiasm. It's called, Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm. It aired on HBO in 1999 and it follows Larry as he goes back into standup. It's done in documentary form and contains interviews with Jerry, Jason, and other people who worked with Larry on Seinfeld. It shows him doing several standup bits from a few places (staged) and leading up to a 90-minute special on HBO of Larry doing stand-up at a large venue/ arena. It wasn't an actual part of Curb. It was originally put in the special features portion on one of the DVDs from the first season. It's very funny, just like the show, but you get a taste of Larry's standup and other people's views on his standup. Jerry's perspective is really funny.

Bill W

31:15 - Executive producer Gavin Polone. - His name was used in Seinfeld. The drunk guy on the plane, where Jerry ended up looking after his dog.

Byrd N. Hand

You could argue that it's sort of the show's unofficial pilot.