After being revived in 2017 for a ninth season after having been off the air for six years,
Curb Your Enthusiasm returns for a tenth season this January.
Larry David, the co-creator of
Seinfeld, is back as his improvised and perpetually annoyed alter-ego encountering more awkward situations, misunderstandings and cringeworthy faux pas navigating life in
Los Angeles.
This
'Oy' key art clearly leans into his
Jewish heritage and constant sense of exasperation once again this season.
These eye-catching season ten
billboards were spotted along
Sunset Boulevard, Sepulveda Boulevard and
Vine Street from January 6 to January 12, 2020.
These fun outdoor ads almost resemble the negative of a smiley face emoji with the yellow, black and white colour combination, and even look like a political ad for
Bernie Sanders (especially as
Larry David has played him in the past on
SNL).
Fans of the show can also enjoy these previous season promo
billboards for Curb Your Enthusiasm, plus for more
Larry David make sure you check out these
Clear History film billboards.
No doubt
Curb fans won't be able to contain their enthusiasm to see their favourite show back on the premium cabler and standing out in the city skyline this month.
UPDATED: Here's also a "Fitfully funny" Emmy consideration billboard for the season, spotted along Barrington Avenue on June 19, 2020.
UPDATED: Congratulations to
Curb Your Enthusiasm for garnering four
Emmy nominations this awards season, including
Outstanding Comedy Series. This
Emmy nominee billboard was spotted along
Melrose Avenue on August 14, 2020.
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