Ted Danson Initially “Thought Curb Your Enthusiasm ”'Absolutely Sucked' and He 'Felt Sorry' for Larry David
Danson played an exaggerated version of himself on the cult favorite HBO series Larry David had a vision — and Ted Danson initially couldn't see it. During an episode of his SiriusXM podcast Where Everybody Knows Your Name,
Ted Danson Thought ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ “Absolutely Sucked” Before Guest Role
More than 25 years later, Ted Danson is sharing his honest initial reaction to Curb Your Enthusiasm. The 3x Golden Globe winner explained how the show “changed my life,” despite originally thinking the Larry David -created HBO sitcom “absolutely sucked” before he began appearing as himself on Season 1.
Ted Danson Admits He Thought ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Pilot ‘Sucked'
Curb Your Enthusiasm star Ted Danson admitted to co-star J.B. Smoove on the latest episode of his podcast Where Everybody Knows Your Name that he initially thought the improvised sitcom “sucked” and “felt sorry” for creator and star Larry David.
Ted Danson Thought ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm' ‘Sucked' and Offered to Play Himself Because He ‘Felt Sorry' for Larry David - Then It ‘Changed My Life'
Ted Danson appeared in almost all 12 seasons of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” as one of Larry David’s nemeses. Playing a pretentious and smug version of himself, the “Cheers” star became a fan-favorite on the show,
Ted Danson thought ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ absolutely ‘sucked’: ‘I felt sorry’ for Larry David
“Mary thought it was great. I thought it sucked. I thought it absolutely sucked and I felt sorry for my new friend, Larry David.” Danson explained that to be “encouraging” to David, 77, who created, wrote and starred in “Curb,” he promised the fellow actor that he and Steenburgen, 71, would play themselves on the show.
How Ted Danson’s Empty Gesture to Larry David Led to His 10-Season ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ Run
Ted Danson thought he was doing Larry David a favor when he joined his friend’s TV show Curb Your Enthusiasm in its first season. It turned out it was the other way around. “We watched the pilot of Curb,
Ted Danson Thought ‘Curb’ ‘Sucked’ Before It Changed His Life
Ted Danson was not convinced that Curb Your Enthusiasm was going to be a hit when he first saw it, he revealed on Wednesday. And in fact, he thought it “sucked.” During Wednesday’s episode of his Where Everybody Knows Your Name podcast,
Ted Danson Admits He Thought ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ ‘Sucked'
Danson told his 'Curb' co-star J.B. Smoove that he thought the pilot "sucked" and "felt sorry" for Larry David, but admits the show changed his life.
Ted Danson thought Curb Your Enthusiasm ‘sucked’ before it changed his life
Despite having appeared in nearly every season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, Ted Danson has admitted he was initially skeptical about the sitcom when he was shown the pilot. Danson, 76, made his first of many recurring appearances alongside his wife,
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Larry David Chokes Up While Saluting Longtime Business Manager Matt Lichtenberg
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