Almost exactly five years to the day, Lori Loughlin guest starred on the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm. In this episode, she made fun of herself and her participation in the Varsity Blues College Admissions Scandal.
What happened in this episode, and how did Lori get involved in this?
Lori Loughlin by Melissa Coulier, used with Great American Family’s permission Lori Loughlin Parodies Herself In Curb Your Enthusiasm Episode Mimicking College Admissions Scandal
On Sunday, Lori Loughlin parodied herself in Larry David’s Max comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm. The When Calls The Heart alum played a fictional version of herself. In this episode, Ted Danson, also playing a fictionalized version of himself, asks David if he could help him out with a problem. He needed David to sponsor her to join a fancy country club because of “that whole college admissions scandal thing.” In turn, David is happy to “champion the underdog,...
What happened in this episode, and how did Lori get involved in this?
Lori Loughlin by Melissa Coulier, used with Great American Family’s permission Lori Loughlin Parodies Herself In Curb Your Enthusiasm Episode Mimicking College Admissions Scandal
On Sunday, Lori Loughlin parodied herself in Larry David’s Max comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm. The When Calls The Heart alum played a fictional version of herself. In this episode, Ted Danson, also playing a fictionalized version of himself, asks David if he could help him out with a problem. He needed David to sponsor her to join a fancy country club because of “that whole college admissions scandal thing.” In turn, David is happy to “champion the underdog,...
- 3/12/2024
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