Overview
- 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.