Curb Your Enthusiasm season 8 episode 7 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

Larry excitedly shares with a friend about getting a woman's number in New York. He later meets Rosie O'Donnell, and they both realize they're seeing the same woman, Jane Cohn, leading to a humorous rivalry. Larry's friend Leon arrives in New York, having driven Larry's car. Larry visits Jane's apartment, but they stay in due to her sick cat and have a mishap with take-out food. He confronts the restaurant about their service. Meanwhile, Larry refuses an invitation from an acquaintance, Duckstein, and feels outmatched when Rosie plans to take Jane to the Tony Awards.

Full Episode S08E07 Recap

### Scene 1: Getting a Phone Number - A man excitedly tells his friend about getting a woman's phone number in New York. - The friends discuss the ease of meeting people in the city and plan to go out to dinner. - They joke about choking hazards and the Heimlich maneuver. ### Scene 2: Meeting with Rosie O'Donnell - Larry David encounters Rosie O'Donnell, and they both share their excitement about meeting someone special. - Rosie jokes about the stereotype of lesbians moving fast in relationships. - They discover they've both met the same woman, Jane Cohn, and are confused about her intentions. ### Scene 3: Car Trouble and Leon's Arrival - Larry's friend Leon arrives, having driven Larry's car from California to New York. - Leon brags about the car's resilience and his avoidance of flying due to lack of ID. - They discuss Larry's romantic competition with Rosie over Jane. ### Scene 4: Confrontation with Rosie O'Donnell - Larry and Rosie argue over who should pursue Jane, with Rosie suggesting Larry back off. - Larry is determined to continue seeing Jane, leading to a competitive agreement between him and Rosie. ### Scene 5: Take-Out Trouble - Larry visits Jane's apartment, but they can't go out because her cat is sick. - They joke about the cat's reaction to Larry's visit and decide to eat in. - There's an issue with their Japanese take-out order, and Larry decides to confront the restaurant. ### Scene 6: The Restaurant Confrontation - Larry demands an apology from the restaurant manager for the poor take-out service. - The manager apologizes with a bow, which Larry finds satisfactory. - They discuss securing food better in the future. ### Scene 7: Encountering Duckstein - Larry runs into Duckstein, a mutual acquaintance, and declines his lunch invitation. - Larry explains he doesn't see the point in having lunch in New York when they don't do so in LA. - Duckstein accuses Larry of holding a grudge over a Bat Mitzvah invitation, which Larry denies. ### Scene 8: Date Night with Jane - Jane and Larry have dinner at her place due to her cat's illness. - They discuss her recent outing with Rosie O'Donnell and joke about Larry's effect on women. - The conversation turns to their mutual interests and a potential second date. ### Scene 9: Confronting the Restaurant Again - Larry returns to the restaurant to complain about the dismissive apology bow he received. - The manager insists his bow was sufficient, but Larry is skeptical and plans to research Japanese bowing etiquette. - The scene ends with a humorous exchange about cultural differences. ### Scene 10: Leon's Advice on Dating - Leon encourages Larry not to give up on Jane, despite Rosie's advantage. - They discuss the challenges of competing with a lesbian for a woman's affection. - Leon's advice is comically centered around male pride and confidence. ### Scene 11: The Final Confrontation and Resolution - Rosie and Larry meet again, with Rosie revealing her plan to take Jane to the Tony Awards. - Larry feels defeated, believing he can't compete with such an offer. - The episode concludes with Larry accepting his loss and reflecting on the situation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Larry David meet in New York?

Larry David meets Rosie O'Donnell.

What does Rosie O'Donnell joke about regarding relationships?

Rosie jokes about the stereotype of lesbians moving fast in relationships.

Who have both Larry and Rosie recently met?

Both Larry and Rosie have recently met a woman named Jane Cohn.

Why does Larry's friend Leon drive his car from California to New York?

Leon drives Larry's car to New York because he avoids flying due to lack of ID.

What is the conflict between Larry and Rosie?

The conflict is over both of them dating the same woman, Jane Cohn.

Where does Larry visit Jane for their date?

Larry visits Jane at her apartment for their date.

What issue do Larry and Jane encounter with their dinner plans?

They encounter an issue with their Japanese take-out order.

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