The Season 11 finale of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” finally brought an end to Larry’s quest to repeal the five-foot fence law, but not without a detour featuring a cameo from a real-life Trump whistleblower.
The episode opens with the filming of the pilot for “Young Larry,” and Maria Sofia Estrada is still in the cast. Ted Danson saunters over as Larry’s father, and points out that Maria forgot her line. “Is it my imagination, or is this getting worse?” Jeff asks Larry. But Larry notes that he’s close to getting Irma to repeal the five-foot fence law, thereby giving him the ability to boot Maria Sofia and her father off the set without fear of retribution.
Larry then walks over to find Maria Sofia’s father once again sitting in his chair. He’s had enough. Larry goes to Stan, the prop guy, and asks him how to stop people from sitting in his chair. Stan suggests roping his chair, but cautions that once he ropes it there’s no turning back. He tells him a cautionary tale about another actor who roped off his chair and never worked again.
Meanwhile, back at Larry’s home, Leon and Irma are not getting along at all. They’re arguing over who gets to sit at the breakfast nook. Irma is trying to do a cat puzzle on the table, while Leon wants to eat breakfast. Larry walks in and takes Irma’s side in the argument. “I can’t take it anymore with this guy, Larry,” Irma says once Leon walks out of the room, and gives Larry an ultimatum – either Leon gets kicked out, or she leaves. Larry,...
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