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Monday cheer came in the cherished form of Jeff Garlin<\/strong>, who revealed via a post on Instagram<\/a> that Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/em> is back in January with season ten<\/a><\/strong>. The ninth season of the HBO comedy aired after a six-year hiatus back in 2017, and confirmation of season ten came less than a couple of weeks after its climactic episode<\/a>, which saw Larry David chased down the street in a belated attempt to carry out a fatwa. Confirming the show’s renewal<\/a>, series creator David sagely observed, ‘As I\u2019ve said many times, when one has the opportunity to annoy someone, one should do so’, while executive producer Jeff Schaffer assured us that Larry hadn’t been killed and confirmed the return of the core cast plus ‘a few more old friends from the Curb<\/em> universe’.<\/p>\n Sadly they’ll be without the late great Bob Einstein, who died in January at the age of 76<\/a>, so expect something in the vein of a Marty Funkhouser roadside memorial. Filming for the tenth season of Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/em> began last October<\/a>. In May Jeff Tweedy of Wilco was confirmed as an addition to the cast<\/a>, and in September the talk show host Adam Carolla suggested a January release<\/a> after speaking with David. In the meantime, as Jeff indicated in his post, his largely improvised<\/a> stand-up special Jeff Garlin: Our Man in Chicago<\/em><\/a> hit Netflix this week.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n\n\n
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