This started out as an e-mail to Bill, but by the time I was three paragraphs into it, I figured “eh, screw it that’s a blog post!” Did you turn your HBO back on for Entourage and Curb Your Enthusiasm? I know you had talked about it. Full Article at TVbyTheNumbers.com

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At least it was better than the original "Seinfeld" finale. Full Article at SeacoastOnline.com

Only Larry David could have gotten away with what he just pulled off on Curb Your Enthusiasm. That's not just praise for his ability as a brilliant sitcom writer and improviser — it's also a plain fact. Full Article at NPR

Looking to discuss last night's season finale of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm and the latest episode of CBS' The Amazing Race?Head over to the Los Angeles Times/Show Tracker site where you can read my takes on both episodes, including last night's... Full Article at No Control

Well, now we know. It’s a good thing that when Larry David and Jerry Seinfeld were putting together “Seinfeld” that Larry didn’t decide he should play George. Full Article at Multichannel News

It’s not that it didn’t work because the characters were revealed to be selfish and shallow and awful human beings. We all already knew that they were. That was part of the joke, particularly in the later seasons. Full Article at The New York Times

As the seventh season of Curb Your Enthusiasm draws to a close with the much hyped and reasonably satisfying Seinfeld reunion, Larry David has succeeded in redeeming himself for writing a lousy Seinfeld finale and in the process reinvented the reunion... Full Article at PopMatters

There were three distinct elements of the Seinfeld reunion arc on Curb Your Enthusiasm. I guess you want a SPOILER ALERT for some of the plot details below. Full Article at Entertainment Weekly

Why can't the cast of "Seinfeld" appear on " every season? Last night's seventh season finale offered a particularly tantalizing taste of just how funny the "Seinfeld" cast and its creators still are after all these years. Full Article at Salon

Whatever your thoughts on the wisdom, or execution, of the Seinfeld reunion on the season finale of Curb Your Enthusiasm, it’s impossible to deny that Larry David playing George Costanza — literally, Larry David playing him, in a way that you wonder if... Full Article at Vulture

The nostalgic hall of mirrors that has made this Seinfeld-reunion season of HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm such a gas—look, the Seinfeld guys are playing themselves as if they were characters on Curb—took on hilarious and ultimately satisfying new... Full Article at TV Guide Magazine

Larry David and the cast of 'Seinfeld' Sunday night's season finale of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" brought us the long-awaited "Seinfeld" reunion (though it was actually the final part of several episodes throughout the season). Full Article at CNN

(S07E10) "It's the Seinfeld reunion! That's a big deal!" - Cheryl Yes, it is a big deal. A little over eleven years after we saw Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and George behind bars, the reunion we've all been waiting for has finally arrived. Full Article at No Control

(S07E10) "It's the Seinfeld reunion! That's a big deal!" - Cheryl Yes, it is a big deal. A little over eleven years after we saw Jerry, Elaine, Kramer, and George behind bars, the reunion we've all been waiting for has finally arrived. Full Article at TV Squad

Spoilers for last night's Curb Your Enthusiasm season finale coming up after the jump: Hands down one of the strangest, most satisfying things on TV this season has been seeing Seinfeld re-created, set for set, on HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm—not as... Full Article at Time Magazine

Much like the finale of that other show, this season's ending of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" was a bit underwhelming. Full Article at Starpulse

Last night saw the season 7 finale of “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” and it may have been the episode that many fans had been waiting for. And the reason why they may have been waiting for this episode was because it was a Seinfeld reunion show. Full Article at In Entertainment

So I'm going to begin this little blogular write-up with two confessions, neither of them embarrassing: 1) This is the first "Curb Your Enthusiasm" season that I've watched live from start to finish. Full Article at HitFix