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Curb Your Enthusiasm Scrapbook

Season 6

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• HBO special
  & season 1
• Seasons
  2 & 3
• Seasons
  4 & 5
• Season
  6
• Season
  9

Once we had completed Season Five of ''Curb,'' Larry was uncertain whether he wanted to return for another season. I had already decided that I was going to move on, as there were offers pending for me to direct feature films. By the summer of 2006, when Larry decided to commit to a sixth season, I was already attached to direct ''How to Lose Friends & Alienate People,'' so I officially bade farewell to the great endeavor that had commenced with a phone call from Larry David in October of '98. I did, however, agree to direct one final episode for the new season. The episode was entitled ''The Anonymous Donor.'' These set photos document my final episode as director of ''Curb Your Enthusiasm.''

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