Please don't get too excited, but according to Larry David, there's more Curb Your Enthusiasm in the works
As Deadline reports, the creator and star was asked whether he would do more of the long-running comedy series during a TV Academy event hosted by the Directors Guild of America (DGA) last night (April 10) and he answered affirmatively.
HBO's Casey Bloys told the publication back in February, "As usual, if [Larry] has an area that he is excited about, we'll do more. I imagine he will."
For all intents and purposes, the production of Curb Your Enthusiasm operates on David's timetable and inclinations, so him being keen on doing more really is the only green light needed.
Effectively: he's paying, and he'll see us tomorrow.
After premiering last October, Season 11 — which followed David as he navigated the monstrosity of not having a requisite five-foot fence around his pool after a burglar tragically drowned — finished airing at the end of December 2021.
Despite the fact that the sitcom has been around since 2000, Curb Your Enthusiasm was among last year's top TV shows for respondents of Exclaim!'s 2021 Readers Poll.
As Deadline reports, the creator and star was asked whether he would do more of the long-running comedy series during a TV Academy event hosted by the Directors Guild of America (DGA) last night (April 10) and he answered affirmatively.
HBO's Casey Bloys told the publication back in February, "As usual, if [Larry] has an area that he is excited about, we'll do more. I imagine he will."
For all intents and purposes, the production of Curb Your Enthusiasm operates on David's timetable and inclinations, so him being keen on doing more really is the only green light needed.
Effectively: he's paying, and he'll see us tomorrow.
After premiering last October, Season 11 — which followed David as he navigated the monstrosity of not having a requisite five-foot fence around his pool after a burglar tragically drowned — finished airing at the end of December 2021.
Despite the fact that the sitcom has been around since 2000, Curb Your Enthusiasm was among last year's top TV shows for respondents of Exclaim!'s 2021 Readers Poll.
