Three of the four stars of ‘Seinfeld’ have made guest appearances on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ over the years. In Season 2 both Jason Alexander and Julia Louis-Dreyfus appeared as themselves when Larry was pitching a new TV show. And in Season 4’s finale, Jerry Seinfeld appears, wincing in the audience of ‘The Producers’ when Larry forgets his lines.

This season, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards all appear as themselves. In real life, they’ve all denied any interest in reuniting. What changed their minds? Stay tuned…

The Seinfeld reunion is a ’show within a show’. In Curb, Larry & Jerry will be making the reunion show. I don’t think any other show could pull this off. What a great way to make a reunion episode.

Curb is a very unique show that in my opinion is one of the greatest shows in television history. I was almost certain that season 6 was going to be the last, because I didn’t think even Larry could get out of the situation that he created. I’m so glad I was wrong.

Season 7 of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” begins September 20th on HBO.

First the not so good. Though only approx 85 minutes long, it seemed like 2 hours. The move took a while to get going. It didn’t seem to know what kind of a movie it wanted to be. At first, I didn’t know if it was fantasy ala Over The Hedge, or more of a story book like Shark Tale. It eventually settled into Shark Tale territory. Also, some of the stunt voice acting was distracting at times.

Now for the good. Once the movie settled into its surreal storybook, it was a delight to watch. All of the roundness and yellowness kept you glued to the screen. The 2 stunt castings that you thought would be most distracting actually weren’t. Jerry Seinfeld and Patrick Warburton were excellent. Warburton was an extreme version of David Puddy, and every time he was on screen the scene just hit.

There are plenty of laughs, and they are spread out nicely. After the uneven start, in progresses nicely. I give Bee Movie a glad-I-saw-it