Directed by David Steinberg / Bryan Gordon / Robert B. Weide / Jeff SchafferRun Time - 30 min. | Countries - United States | Show
Larry (Larry David) visits Dr. Lynch (Jack Gallagher) because he's got what will discreetly be referred to as "a hair" stuck in his throat. He finds out that it will hurt to remove the hair, so he decides to let it work itself out. Dr. Lynch knows Larry went to see U2 the night before, because Larry's maid, Dora (Dyana Ortelli) told the receptionist. This alarms Larry, who doesn't want people knowing his business. When he gets home, Cheryl (Cheryl Hines) tells him that they have to get a Christmas tree, because her parents are coming for Christmas. This concerns Larry. "There's nothing worse than Jews with trees," he later tells Jeff (Jeff Garlin). Cheryl asks Larry to take care of tipping everyone. He gives a tip to Dora, and tells her not to tell people where he goes. He also tips Carlos (Gary Carlos Cervantes), the gardener. Jeff tells Larry about an elaborate lie he told Susie (Susie Essman) and Larry backs up Jeff's lie, making it even more involved. Jeff and Larry go to the club and work the room, tipping everyone in sight. Larry gets into a confrontation with a waiter he thinks he accidentally tipped twice. He goes home to find Cheryl's parents (Paul Dooley and Julie Payne) and a huge Christmas tree in his living room. Cheryl tells him Dora heard that Carlos got a bigger tip, and suggests Larry take Dora to the club for lunch to make it up to her. This creates more problems Larry runs into Susie at the club. Larry's situation worsens when he eats the nativity cookies Cheryl and her sister baked, mistaking them for animal crackers. Larry decides to go out and hire a manger to replace the cookies. CharacteristicsThemesEpisode Details & CreditsHBO | Air Date: November 10, 2002 Starring: Larry David, Jeff Garlin, Cheryl Hines Summary: Christmas causes no end of difficulty for Larry: country club tipping puts him in an uncomfortable situation, dealings with his maid and gardener cause a rift (further deepened by a web of lies meant to help Jeff), and the accidental destruction of a manger scene leave him on the outs with Cheryl's family. Creator: Larry David Genre(s): Comedy Watch Now
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 Mary, Joseph and Larry is a Christmas episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm that debuted on HBO on November 10, 2002. PlotIt's December 23rd, and Larry gets up to get a midnight snack. He eats some cookies in the refrigerator. Unfortunately, those cookies were a nativity scene that Cheryl's devoutly religious sister was preparing, and being Christmas Eve, it's too late to get a replacement. Larry scrambles to find a replacement, which he does in the form of a live nativity scene at a local church. But a hair stuck in Larry's throat means no nativity scene. Mary, Joseph, and Larry Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 3 Tomatometer TOMATOMETERCritic Ratings: 0Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Episode InfoLarry proves to be an incompetent Christmas tipper; Larry tries to make amends for ruining the manger scene set up by Cheryl's family.
Cast & CrewMary, Joseph, and Larry PhotosCritic Reviews for Mary, Joseph, and LarryThere are no critic reviews yet for Mary, Joseph, and Larry. Keep checking Rotten Tomatoes for updates! Who plays Joseph in Curb Your Enthusiasm?Curb Your Enthusiasm (TV Series 2000– ) - David Koechner as Joseph - IMDb.
Are Susie Essman and Larry David friends?“We have a really close relationship,” she says. “We are very close friends and get along really well and understand each other really well. The key to getting along well with Larry is to have really good boundaries.
Was Mary Steenburgen in Curb Your Enthusiasm?Steenburgen portrays a fictionalized version of herself, the ex-wife of Ted Danson as of Season Nine.
Are Larry David and Jeff Garlin friends?No one makes Jeff Garlin laugh more than Larry David. His Curb Your Enthusiasm co-star has told many stories about their friendship in interviews for the show. Clearly, the relationship we see onscreen between Jeff and Larry isn't too dissimilar to their dynamic in real life.
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