'Curb Your Enthusiasm' Concludes with Nods to 'Seinfeld' and a Meta Finale

Larry David's long-running HBO series ends its 12-season run with a trial that mirrors the controversial 'Seinfeld' finale, but with a twist.

The series finale of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' aired, concluding the show after 12 seasons and featuring a trial that echoes the 'Seinfeld' finale.
Larry David, playing a version of himself, is found guilty but is freed due to a juror's mistake, differing from the 'Seinfeld' ending where characters serve their sentences.
The finale episode, titled 'No Lessons Learned,' is highly rated and reflects Larry David's refusal to learn from past mistakes, maintaining the show's comedic essence.
Despite speculation about a possible 13th season, Larry David confirms the show's conclusion, marking the end of a 24-year legacy.
The finale has received mixed reactions, but creators stand by their decision, emphasizing the show's commitment to humor and legacy.