“Saturday Night Live” and actual comedians often go together like chocolate and peanut butter (two things which the candy industry often says go together). This was, of course, a talking point for the last new episode of this season, the Kumail Nanjiani episode, and now it’s the case for L-Vid himself, Larry David.
Host: Larry David
“You tolerate me. You really, really tolerate me.”
Those are Larry David’s opening remarks in his monologue, and it’s almost all surprisingly uphill (with a major bump, in the form of a Holocaust joke) from there. “Surprisingly,” because this season’s start has boasted relatively solid monologues so far, only for the main show to end up uneven, unfortunately not always playing to the strengths of its hosts.
At the same time, a sense of confidence and boldness comes with professional maturity. For someone like Larry David, there’s a sense...
Host: Larry David
“You tolerate me. You really, really tolerate me.”
Those are Larry David’s opening remarks in his monologue, and it’s almost all surprisingly uphill (with a major bump, in the form of a Holocaust joke) from there. “Surprisingly,” because this season’s start has boasted relatively solid monologues so far, only for the main show to end up uneven, unfortunately not always playing to the strengths of its hosts.
At the same time, a sense of confidence and boldness comes with professional maturity. For someone like Larry David, there’s a sense...
- 11/5/2017
- by LaToya Ferguson
- Indiewire
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