...is coming back for a seventh season. Yes!

This is truly one of the shows that you just crack up while watching.

good news, but I hope they improve from season six. I think it was the worst season.

literally....you can barely pick all of me up and put me back together. I have never chortled or guffawed more during a television program! Aces!@

I couldn't agree with you less. I loved season six.

Yea I got to agree with you here. If I had to pick a worst season it would be 5, but it was still very funny.

Season 6 was incredibly funny.

LOOK AT THOSE FREAKS!

This was announced months ago......but its always great to hear again!

Season 6 was awesome. JB Smoove as Leon was probably the best character in television history.


I think it was announced that there was a possibility of it coming back if LD wanted to do another season but he didn't confirm it.

I am a little skeptical of what LD's life with the blacks is going to be like, but hopefully it will be hilarious. The ending of season 6 was one of the greatest things ever, that clip of them in the theatre killed me. When I thought that was the final episode of the series, I thought it was the greatest series finale of all time. In a way, I'm sorry that is not the final epidsode. But not sorry enough to be excited about the new season

I think they still might play that off as a dream sequence...but I agree that it would have been the greatest last 2 minutes of a tv show ever.

Confirmed July 10th 2008

http://www.reuters.com/article/peopleNews/...015695520080711

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http://www.variety.com/article/VR111799448...yid=14&cs=1

TV Bosses Give Enthusiasm Thumbs Up

5 March 2009 8:15 AM, PST

TV bosses have ended speculation comedian Larry David's long-running U.S. show Curb Your Enthusiasm is facing cancellation - scheduling a season seven debut almost two years after the last episode aired.

The comedy, which debuted in 1999 as a one-hour special, has been off the air since its last season ended in November 2007, leaving fans wondering if David would return for a seventh season.

Reports the show was in jeopardy were fuelled when production delays pushed back plans for an early 2009 premiere, but executives at HBO assured fans on Wednesday the show will be revived.

Filming is now scheduled to begin in Los Angeles in preparation for a September premiere.

THANK GOD !!!! I was getting worried.

Good to hear...can't wait.

http://hollywoodinsider.ew.com/2009/03/sei...-t.html?cnn=yes

Oh my god. This show keeps getting better and better.