EXPLAINER: Yes, the Georgia election law featured in Curb Your Enthusiasm is real
It's TV, but the Georgia election law invoked in a new "Curb" episode in which Larry David is arrested for giving out a bottle of water at a polling place is real.
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It's TV, but the Georgia election law invoked in a new "Curb" episode in which Larry David is arrested for giving out a bottle of water at a polling place is real.
HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" surprises fans with a cameo from Bruce Springsteen in its final season.
Jeff Schaffer, who worked on the NBC sitcom's finale, addressed Jerry Seinfeld's comments hinting at a possible new ending for the show.
Bruce Springsteen made a cameo appearance as himself in a recent episode of US sitcom 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' – watch the scene here.
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