Valley of Sex Dolls: Love Dies from “Stop Your Passion”

The midpoint of the 10th season of curbing your enthusiasm “not enough praise” paints a gloomy picture of love. Larry is alone. Cheryl and Ted are alienated; Leon fantasizes Betty Boop and is so addicted to a sex doll that he doesn’t have time to find a housekeeper. Martin’s half-brother, Freddy Funkhouser, was surrounded by sex dolls, and his ancient uncle was addicted to pornography; Richard Lewis and Clive Owen (Clive Owen) Fascinated by the same woman, and then separated from the same woman, a professional carrier named Carol, who used her talent to cry to manipulate a man. The only happy character is Finkhaus, who will never return from a euphemistic trip to China. When Jeff and Susie brag about the show’s strongest romantic relationship, it’s a good indication that everyone else is unfortunate in love. Others lie and cheat, so why not seek comfort in a vision that wasn’t achievable in the 1940s, a pixel-rich online library, or someone embracing balloons?

Naturally, Larry is the main cause of this misconduct. His try vision for Cheryl was Ted’s last straw. His unwanted sex dolls attracted Leon. Who was his kind reminder to Uncle Murray, who didn’t know that there was pornography on the Internet, which gradually made the old man (played by the late Carmine Caridi) addicted. He pierced Lewis’s illusions about the sincerity of the professional heir, and broke his best friend’s dreams of his father in his old age. “You ruined another woman for me,” Lewis sighed. Larry’s boastful voicemail and contemptuous remarks about Clive’s craftsmanship shook the cast’s confidence, and when Larry hired Carol to restore it, she was pulled to Irving’s In her arms, just before Larry’s mother’s mink was hit by a truck.

Larry is a usual liar, but he is also a mean cashier, and because of the enthusiasm of friends and nemesis in his life, he has enough opportunities to find mistakes. Containment has never been a celebration of the power of relationships. Maybe Freddy is right, balloons are the best thing we can do.

“Unworthy of praise” also showcases Latte Larry’s latest improvements, where window posters promise low prices, no shaking tables and hard scones. It does not guarantee a privilege: the toilet. “There is no bowel movement here,” Larry insisted. However, he is planning a urinal revolution to make up for his inconvenience. 2 intolerance. Although Larry is not very good at graffiti, he has drawn up an ambitious blueprint for the Urinal to eliminate splashes and puddles. But his bathroom invention is still a work in progress: Leon sees the prototype as not suitable for Johnsons with big ass, and looks as disturbing as a guillotine. It’s unclear whether Larry expects his female customers to hold it until they leave the store, or if he cares if Latte Larry meets ADA standards.

Latte Larry’s episode plays only a small part, centering around three guest stars: as his containment superfan Owen, and as Vince as Freddy Funkhouser Both Vince Vaughn and Isla Fisher, who played the role of “commander,” would cry in public in her favor. (Between Vaughn and Fisher, the atmosphere of the “marriage crasher” in this episode is strong.) Irving’s appearance makes Vaughan more difficult to live in his role-the former appears as himself and the latter The emergence of fictional characters has caused some cognitive imbalances. Unlike Irving, he doesn’t have to suppress one’s gameplay: all he has to do is send Larry a sex doll, encourage him to embrace it, and persuade him to start “regardless of the journey.”

Irving (Jeff’s new client) plays a valuable but unsafe celebrity stereotype in a classic Curb style. When Larry saw him performing at Kon-Tiki, he was really in awe of Owen’s ability to sob, but when Jeff forced him to send a congratulatory message the next day, he only Can evoke a gentle “good job”. We know Larry has a hard time speaking left-handed, but the obstacle here is voicemail performance anxiety. As a man who complained of inadequate apologies in the final season of the ninth season, Larry realized that Owen’s praise was not justified, but he was unable to convene a more persuasive second takeover, which made Owen’s head was troubled and hindered his performance.

(Side note: As Leon said, is Clive Owen still a big deal? I like Clive Owen, but his performance is poor. Only one of the last 10 films (2016’s ” “Confirm”, directly into iTunes) received a Rotten Tomatoes score of more than 60%, he has never been a major money-maker, and according to IMDb, the latest of his four most famous movies was released in 2006, which Not surprisingly. For the turning point, and set to play Bill Clinton in the third quarter of 2007, the US TV and Stephen King ’s Apple TV + Adaptation played a leading role in the story of Lisa. As for his film Works, maybe hiring a professional sound engineer is not a bad idea.)

In the end, the show continued, although the professional host seemed to be crying. As usual, tie the different parts of the plot together. Ted succeeded in his role, first financially supporting Mocha Joe to maintain the franchise store, and then selling her dolls about Larry to Cheryl after being delivered by the postman Information, and the postman still resents Larry. (“The postman knows.”) When Larry tried to dispose of the doll, Susie’s delicate former housekeeper and Cheryl found him in a compromise position, further jeopardizing his campaign to recapture his ex-wife activity. At least, “adequate praise” brought a happy ending to Uncle Murray. Uncle Murray completed a crash course in masturbation assistance when Larry donated a doll to replace online sex. Other than that, this episode organizes the second half of the season well,

Worth it, I’m with the unconcerned lady at the next table: getting hot is much worse than getting cold.