The time Larry David ran away from Geraldo Rivera really should have been a ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ episode

Therese Odell

2 years ago

Here’s A BUNCH OF TV News

Disney is going to crack down on password sharing beginning in July and really picking up steam in September. Plan accordingly.

Kevin Costner says he would like to come back for the final episode of Yellowstone but methinks Taylor Sheridan ain’t interested.

Y’ALL BETTER RELEASE THIS FOOTAGE:

my loves, where is the footage pic.twitter.com/Y5ahfQRx8Y

— out of context parks and rec (@nocontextpawnee) April 9, 2024

BravoCon won’t be happening this year, but have scheduled 2025 dates. They are saying they are skipping 2024 so as to not rehash 2023’s BravoCon, but I can’t help but think that the flurry of lawsuits against Bravo must be involved.

Christina Applegate has some feelings about casting decisions on The Real Housewives of Potomac:

What in the actual fuck? Why is Robin Dixon not coming back to Real Housewives of Potomac??????? Noooooo!!!!! @Andy you need to explain this to me. She is my fave housewife of all the franchises! @Andy call me now! You don’t have my number but ya know. I love you

— christina applegate (@1capplegate) April 9, 2024

Racist British lady is racist.

Racist British people are racist.

Had David Lynch had his way, we never would have found out who killed Laura Palmer.

FUCK YEAH, LET’S GO:

As of today, #TheBoys #Season4 is completely, totally, absolutely DONE. I’m really grateful & so proud of this cast & crew. Could be our best yet. Can’t wait to unleash it onto the world. Coming June 13 on @PrimeVideo. @TheBoysTV #theboystv

— Eric Kripke (@therealKripke) April 10, 2024

Tamron Hall’s studio caught on fire this morning, causing The View ladies to have to evacuate.

Todd Chrisley just found himself in more legal trouble.

Curb Your Enthusiasm‘s series finale had the most viewers since season 10 — 1.1 million viewers. Which doesn’t seem like that many viewers at all, even before you compare it to the Seinfeld series finale.

Also, how I wish Larry had turned this incident as told by Geraldo Rivera into an episode of Curb:

After 12 seasons, many viewers lament the passing of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” Larry David’s sour, pseudo bio-series. I’m not a fan, because Larry truly is the self-righteous, snobby, self-loathing, narcissistic ass he portrays. That opinion is informed by an outdoor afternoon…

— Geraldo Rivera (@GeraldoRivera) April 8, 2024

Joe Peyronnin is the former president of Fox News:

Donald Junior is a pathetic, low IQ oaf, who spews ridiculous lies to please daddy. https://t.co/dfivtutagT

— Joe Peyronnin (@joepeyronnin) April 2, 2024

Give Jessica Tarlov a raise.

Love is dead.

Renewals

NCIS has been renewed at CBS for season 22.
The Neighborhood has been renewed for season 7 at CBS.

In Development

The first two seasons of Heels have been picked up by Netflix with an option for a third season depending on viewership.
A Legally Blonde spinoff series is being developed at Prime Video.
Murray Hill, a comedy from Mindy Kaling, has been acquired by Hulu.
Dress My Tour, a design competition series hosted by Kate Upton, has been ordered at Hulu.
Tom Segura is starring in and will produce a dark comedy for Netflix.
Carol Burnett is developing a comedy about a women’s boarding house at Apple TV+.
Don’t Move has been acquired by Netflix.
Cal Ripken Jr. is producing a sports docuseries.
Podcast Bone Valley is being developed as a true crime series.
Camilo Prince and Pablo González have signed an overall deal with Netflix.

Casting News

Kat Dennings will co-star in Shifting Gears at ABC.
Malcolm Jamal Warner is joining 9-1-1 on ABC.
Susan Lucci, David Spade, Laverne Cox, Atsuko Okatsuka, Roy Wood Jr., and Kaia Gerber have joined the cast of Outcome on Apple.
Ryan Hurst, Michael Greyeyes, Michiel Huisman, and Toby Hemingway have joined the cast of The Abandons on Netflix.
Noah Jupe will star in Engleby on Netflix/BBC.
Peter Dager will co-star in the untitled Owen Wilson golf comedy on Apple TV+.
Colin Farrell and Ed Berger will star in The Ballad of a Small Player on Netflix.
Richard Kind, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Catherine Cohen, Jin Ha, Desmin Borges, Siena Werber, and Lilian Rebelo have been added to the cast of Only Murders in the Building on Hulu.
Melissa Reeves is returning to Days of Our Lives as Jennifer Horton.
Frank Grillo has joined the cast of Tulsa King on Paramount+.
Kim Coates has joined The Walking Dead: Dead City on AMC.
Johnny Sibilly is joining Station 19 on ABC.
Mario Lopez and Courtney Lopez will star in My Grown-Up Christmas Wish on Great American Family.
Patton Oswalt, Debra Wilson, Phil LaMarr, and Wayne Knight have joined the voice cast of Among Us at Paramount+.
Taylor Polidore Williams; Amber Reign Smith; Crystle Stewart; Ricco Ross; Debbi Morgan; Richard Lawson; Steven G. Norfleet; Julian Horton; Terrell Carter; Shannon Wallace; Bryan Tanaka; Joy Rovaris; Xavier Smalls; Charles Malik Whitfield; Tamera “Tee” Kissen; Ursula O. Robinson; Ashley Versher; and George Middlebrook have been cast in Tyler Perry’s Beauty in Black on Netflix.
José Zúñiga, Jordi Mollà, Dario Ladani Sanchez, Federico Rodriquez, Luca Padovan, Chelsea Frei, Michael Rowland, and Marianne Rendon have been added to the cast of The Life List on Netflix.
Jenifer Lewis, Malcolm Barrett, and Matt Walsh will guest star on Not Dead Yet on ABC.
Tisha Campbell will guest star on Lopez vs. Lopez on NBC.
Jos Vantyler and Niamh McCormack will star in Cold Mind, which does not have a network attached at this time.
Devanny Pinn and Andrew Keegan will star in The BLVD, which does not have a network attached at this time.
Melissa Stark, Andrew Siciliano, James Palmer, and Will Selva are leaving the NFL Network.

Mark Your Calendars

Bridgerton will return on May 16 on Netflix.

We’re Here returns on HBO on April 26.

The Jinx- Part Two premieres on HBO on April 21.

The Contestant debuts on Hulu on May 2.

Star Wars: Tales of the Empire will premiere on Disney+ on May 4.

What Jennifer Did will debut on Netflix today.

Catfish: The TV Show returns on MTV on April 30.

The Beach Boys will debut on Disney+ on May 24.

Love Undercover premieres on Peacock on May 3.

After The Flood will debut on BritBox on May 13.

Smiling Friends will return on Adult Swim on May 12.

Zillow Gone Wild debuts on HGTV on May 3.
Pretty Little Liars: Summer School premieres on Max on May 9.
Yo Gabba GabbaLand! will debut on Apple TV+ on August 9.
Land of Women will debut on Apple TV+ on April 26.
Futurama returns on Hulu on July 29.
Pat Sajak’s final episode of Wheel of Fortune will air on June 7.

R.I.P.

Richard Leibner, TV agent who represented some of the best-known news anchors in the business, including Dan Rather, Mike Wallace, Ed Bradley, Morley Safer, Bob Simon, Steve Kroft, Bill Whitaker, Diane Sawyer, Chuck Scarborough, Paula Zahn, Brian Stelter and Fareed Zakaria

WATCH THIS

Fallout: Based on the popular retro-futuristic apocalyptic video game, the series follows the adventures of vault-dweller Lucy as she makes her way through a radioactive wasteland. Series premiere. 8 p.m., Prime Video

Chucky: Season three. 9 p.m.., Syfy and USA

Unlocked: A Jail Experiment: This new documentary follows a radical social experiment in an Arkansas jail where a sheriff grants incarcerated men a great deal more agency. Premiere. Netflix

Hapless: This new British comedy follows the misadventures of a gaffe-prone journalist at a Jewish newspaper. Series premiere. Peacock

Late Night:

Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: Adam Levine, Ella Purnell, Liam Gallagher, John Squire
Late Night with Seth Meyers: Kirsten Dunst, Sean Casey, Ryan Dempster, Andrew Hurley
The Late Show with Stephen Colbert: Christiane Amanpour, Wilmer Valderrama
After Midnight: Joel Kim Booster, Sandy Honig, Greta Titelman
Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jon Bon Jovi; Henry Hal; Mk.gee
The Daily Show: Vampire Weekend, host Michael Kosta
Watch What Happens Live: Jerrod Carmichael, Michaela Jaé Rodriguez