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Trick or Treat

Season 2, Episode 3, Aired Oct 07, 2001

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At the premiere of a movie written by a family friend, Larry manages to offend both the friend and a local Jewish neighbor. A poor decision at Halloween leads to messy situation at the Davids', but when he sees two situations intertwine, he is able to exact sweet revenge, getting double use from a gift originally used for Cheryl.moreless

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Christopher Thornton

Cliff Cobb
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Holly Wortell

Shelley Cobb
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Danny Breen

Donald

Larry David

Himself
Jeff Garlin

Jeff Greene
Cheryl Hines

Cheryl David

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Bob Cobb!

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By thefanof, Dec 16, 2010

Bob Cobb, the conductor from Seinfeld, makes his return to TV, by name only. This was one of the more clever Curb Your Enthusiasm episodes of the second season with many intricate, and well-crafted storylines that in typical Larry David fashion came together at the end.

And of course the Wagner/Judaism scene is one of the best in Curb history. Just the kind of back and forth dialogue that can only come from an unscripted series like this.

Season 2 was not one of the best in Curb history, but this was still a really funny installment, chock full of laughs from start to finish.moreless
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- Larry: I think I am just going to get a Cobb Salad. I'd like to make a few substitutions, if that's OK. I'll get... no bacon. No eggs. Bleu cheese on the side. Cliff Cobb: Are you sure you want a Cobb Salad? Do you do that every time you order that salad? Larry: Do you have a problem with it? Cliff Cobb: It's my grandfather's salad. I'm a Cobb of Cobb salad fame. Larry: I think that this is a real bullshit story.
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- Larry: "Bald asshole"? That's a hate crime. We consider ourselves to be a group. Police Officer: I'm bald and I'm not offended. Larry: With all due respect, Officer Berg, you are not bald. You've chosen to shave your hair and that's a look you're cultivating in order to look fashionable, but we don't really consider you part of the bald community... with all due respect.
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- Larry: I didn't know it was going to be felony-or-treat.
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- Walter: You know what you are? You are a self loathing Jew. Larry: I do hate myself, but it has nothing to do with being Jewish.
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- When this episode aired on TV Guide Network, they bleeped "asshole" but left the word visible on Larry's front door.
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- The French episode title is "Halloween".
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- When Antoinette hands Larry the printout she made of information on the Cobb Salad, it is very clearly on three-hole punched paper.
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- The creator of the Cobb salad, Bob Cobb, was also the name of 'The Maestro' from a Seinfeld episode. Late in the episode, Larry himself acts as a conductor at the anti-Wagnerite's home.
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- This episode was directed by Larry Charles, a former writer for Seinfeld, David's first show.
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- This was one of four episodes submitted to Emmy voters.
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