“You’re using me!”: Larry David Gets Confronted For Lying About Doing an Episode of ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Only For Interview To Turn Into One
When it comes to making comedic narratives, Larry David has always made sure to make fans delve into his humorous and extremely engaging shows. However, little did you know that the American comedian once lied about casting Seth Meyesr in Curb Your Enthusiasm, only to end up making one of his interviews like the show.
Years after Seth Meyers recounted that he was once offered a role in Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, the comedian got confronted while exchanging lighthearted words on Late Night With Seth Meyers. And what’s even more intriguing is that David admitted to being a “pathological liar” who never meant to cast Meyers in his show.
Larry David Admits Being a Liar After Turning an Interview In a Curb Your Enthusiasm Episode
Among some of his best comedic creations, Larry David is best known for his performance in Curb Your Enthusiasm, in which the fictionalized version of the comedian takes us to some of the most hilarious and engaging struggles. Not only fans, but even Seth Meyers has acknowledged David’s work and was also part of a sketch with him.
During a recent interview with David on Late Night With Seth Meyers, the host got a chance to pull back the curtain on Larry David’s dishonesty in casting him in the hit HBO show. Meyers recalled a time when David asked him to do an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, only to turn the recent interview into one of them through the most humorous and fun conversation.
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The host further asked David about his plans in New York City, to which the comedian replied by revealing about going on a basketball game with Susie Essman. After hearing about the Seinfeld co-creator’s plan, the host asked David to give his regards. And this is when the comedian proved his exceptional skills by saying:
“You are using me, okay? You’re using me because you don’t want to text her. You don’t want to reach her out. So. ‘OH Seth gives his regards’.”
While explaining to Seth Meyers that he won’t convey the regards, as he feels like the host is using him, he added:
“I am like, your Outsourcing your friendship to me, you know?… I would never tell somebody, ‘oh give my regards’. Because it’s all that bullsh*t.”
The entire interview felt like an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and even Seth Meyers would agree that Larry David, despite lying and not casting him in the show, made the little conversation like the HBO show. The two then continued with more playful moments and talks.
Larry David Talks About Ending Curb Your Enthusiasm After 24 Years
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The twelfth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm will mark the show’s end after decades. Larry David who’s the key character in the show, clarified that there is speculation if the show is finally ending. During the show’s premiere in Los Angeles, the comedian said (via THR):
“I’m not lying. People think I’m lying — I’m not a liar. OK yeah, 15 years ago I said it was the last season — that’s what I say when I don’t think I’m going to come up with another one. But, this is it.”
The comedian explained that the 12th season is the conclusion to his show and that he isn’t lying. Larry David humorously states that, as Curb Your Enthusiasm had come to an end, he can become more of a human being than that of the fictionalized person.
Curb Your Enthusiasm season 12 premieres Feb. 4 on HBO.
