The workaholic Bernie Bro is at it again.
According to a Daily Dot report, “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Larry David is moving his trademark narcissistic, self-deprecating brand of comedy to the masses. David is reportedly in talks with Netflix for a new comedy, and “Curb Your Enthusiasm” fans might finally be able to binge his world-famous ensemble sketch-comedy “Curb Your Enthusiasm” after a 10-year break.
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The report says the series would be composed of shorter films — about six minutes each — which could be released on a weekly basis.
Some of the clips have already leaked online, including a sketch in which David shouts and gesticulates at the camera, and one in which he plays a man who is competing on a game show with other contestants dubbed “Grubs.”
David would reportedly provide the scripts for each short film.
Judging by the clips, it seems like he has come a long way from the stereotype of the selfish, self-centered self-proclaimed “fat Jew from Queens.”
The first season of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” aired in 2000 and ran until the fifth season in 2007.
Since then, David has reportedly worked on other TV projects, including a Showtime series that followed actors in the “Curb” circle as they came into contact with life after Larry.
The new Netflix project is yet to be confirmed.
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