Curb Your Enthusiasm

Cheryl talks Larry into adopting the Blacks, a family displaced by a hurricane; Larry invents the “perfect” excuse for missing a pair of parties.

The Davids and the Blacks move into a new house, and take in a new guest; Larry rewrites a dry-cleaning rule; Jeff finds his reputation stained; Larry envies Ted Danson's anonymity.

Larry argues with Susie and Richard Lewis over condolences, confronts a pair of "sample abusers," at an ice-cream parlor and a perfumery, and is accused of pinching flowers by Marty Funkhouser.

Larry's regrets getting Richard Lewis' girlfriend Cha Cha a job near the office bathroom; a waiter is doomed by a doggy-bag dispute; Larry proves inept at "talking lefty."

A book about freaks, coupled with a chauffeur's incapacity, sets Larry up for a string of ejections involving Ted Danson, John McEnroe, and a group of mourners.

Larry tests the limits of sick sex; Loretta and Leon's job prospects are burned by a slow toaster; Larry befriends an exterminator, to a deaf woman's regret.

A malfunctioning TV device puts Larry's marriage with Cheryl into a crisis mode.

Larry tries to do Auntie Rae a favor, but ends up offending her instead. Jeff's stay at the hospital to get a “snore job” opens up a new opportunity for Larry, who takes full disadvantage of it.

Larry tries to curry favor with Cheryl by influencing her therapist.

An upcoming Bat Mitzvah provides Larry with an opportunity to clear up his recent domestic travails – as well as some nasty rumors.