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“Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Susie Essman makes her first visit to The Late Show and talks about what separates her co-star Larry David from other stand-up comedians. Susie returns to HBO for the 11th season of “Curb” on October 24th. #Colbert #CurbYourEnthusiasm #SusieEssman
‘March Fourth’ was the favorite prank in my elementary school:
Replya student would raise their hand and ask the teacher the date.
‘March forth’.
The class would all standup and march to the front of the classroom.
Trump already has a note from a doctor to get out of criminal trials:
ReplyPhone Spurs.
I can’t wait for the new season.. top notch silliness 1. tailer park boys 2. Curb 3. Rick & Morty
ReplyFar too short. She is fantastic on this show.
ReplyI love her!!!! And I love her beautiful, “expressionful,” not plastic face!!!!
Reply“He couldn’t pander to a BEAUTIFUL audience like this?” hahahahaha
ReplyBest American comedy ever to show in Britain.
ReplyIt’s only happened a couple times in my life that I actually had a guest I had invited to my birthday party ask if I expected my guests to bring gifts. Each time, I was pretty young, like 13 or 14 years old, so I didn’t have really good judgement. I told him that I didn’t really care. I was just planning to have a cake, a few guests and a good time, and that was all the thought I put _into_ the matter, so he didn’t bring one.
ReplyNone of my other guests had asked, though. They had all brought gifts and he looked like an ass.
The following year, I had not learned my lesson. Yet again, when I invited him to my party, he asked if I was expecting gifts, and again, I wasn’t. But again, he was the only one who asked.
He, however, _had_ learned his lesson. He brought a gift.
So here are the lessons:
First, if if’s _your_ birthday party and _one_ of your guests asks if you’re expecting gifts, don’t just consider whether _you_ are expecting them; consider whether anyone else has asked.
Second, if you’re invited to a birthday party, bring some kind of gift. It doesn’t have to be fancy. It doesn’t have to be expensive. Indeed, it could be a gift someone else previously gave _you_ that you just haven’t had a _use_ for. But bring _something._
Moshe Dayan reference! Lol.. 🙂
ReplyStephen = the mighty panderer.
ReplySusie Essman was great, very authentic; and I also thank Stephen Colbert for not attacking President Trump.
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