Curb Your Enthusiasm season 10 episode 8 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Larry agrees to let Jon Hamm shadow him for a film role, where Jon plays a character based on Larry. Meanwhile, Larry faces a dilemma over a house he bought for his ex-wife Cheryl's sister, Becky. He decides to let Becky keep the profits after an emotional appeal. Larry and Leon brainstorm a business idea called "Gotta Go," a service for workers who can't leave their posts for bathroom breaks. Chaos ensues at a dinner party with Larry's odd behavior and Jon Hamm's presence. Larry misses a flight to Denver to visit injured Becky, prioritizing first-class seating. The episode ends with Larry's indifferent interaction at a golf course, underscoring his consistent nature.
Full Episode S10E08 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is playing a character based on Larry in a movie?
Jon Hamm.
What conflict arises between Larry, Cheryl, and Susie?
The conflict is over a house Larry bought for Cheryl's sister Becky, which she plans to sell for profit.
What is Larry's business idea "Gotta Go" about?
It's a service to relieve workers who can't leave their posts to use the bathroom.
How does Larry handle the newsstand while covering for a worker?
He enforces a strict "no browsing" policy, leading to confrontations.
Why does Larry let Becky keep the profits from the house sale?
After an emotional appeal from Becky, Larry decides to let her keep the profits.
What happens at the dinner party Larry attends?
The party goes awry due to Larry's peculiarities and Jon Hamm's presence, ending in chaos.
Why does Larry miss his flight to Denver?
He misses the flight due to his commitment to "Gotta Go" and preference for first-class seats.
What happens between Jon Hamm and a coffee shop?
Jon Hamm gets kicked out of a coffee shop for mimicking Larry's behavior.