"Seeing him back with Larry made one sense he had returned to familiar, comfortable terrain, with his old pal, just trying to be funny again. The Best Bromance Similarly, New York Magazine entertainment blogger Will Leitch delved beneath Larry David's ostensible on-screen reason for having a Seinfeld reunion on Curb (to win back his fictitious ex-wife) uncovering the true "love story" at the season's core, the relationship between David and former colleague Jerry Seinfeld. NBC Washingtons Jere Hester agreed 'By housing the Seinfeld reunion on Curb, Seinfeld, David, et al, avoid the huge expectations that the weighed on the original finale 11 years ago and would.It's a world made for David, who, we hope, will return to keep giving us more about nothing."
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A lot has changed since 1998 - TV audiences are more diffuse, and the world, in many respects, is an even less sunny place. Instead, Larry David did the best thing a creator can do for his fans: not to end something perfectly, but to make something else, something new, and make it good." NBC Washington's Jere Hester agreed "By housing the 'Seinfeld' reunion on 'Curb,' Seinfeld, David, et al, avoid the huge expectations that the weighed on the original finale 11 years ago and would have greeted a network special. Better Than an Actual Reunion Time TV critic James Poniewozik remarked that not only was the episode a great send-up of Seinfeld, but that its restraint made it better than any full-length, authentic Seinfeld reunion fans could ever hope for: "As well-executed as the Seinfeld scenes were, it makes sense that David only ever gave us a partial script and a glimpse of the show here he recognizes that the perfect Seinfeld finale can only exist this way-largely in our own minds.
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