Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 11 Episode 3 Cast

Okay, let’s dive into the hilarious world of Curb Your Enthusiasm, specifically Season 11, Episode 3, “Man Fights Tiny Woman!” You probably remember the episode, but let's refresh who graced our screens.

The Usual Suspects (and Larry's Shenanigans)

Of course, we have the incomparable Larry David himself, stirring up his usual brand of social awkwardness. He’s the sun around which all the comedic chaos revolves. This time it's over, who else, but Albert Brooks.

Then there's Jeff Garlin as Jeff Greene, Larry's long-suffering manager. He's always caught between Larry's ridiculous schemes and his own questionable decisions. His loyalty to Larry is a never-ending punchline.

We can't forget Susie Essman as Susie Greene. She brings the explosive energy and fiery insults. You know things are about to get real when Susie starts screaming "Larry!"

Leon's Wisdom (or Lack Thereof)

And, naturally, J.B. Smoove is there as Leon Black, dishing out his unique brand of street smarts. He's the voice of questionable reason and Larry's ever-present houseguest. Leon makes everything just that much weirder and funnier.

The Guest Stars: A Sprinkle of Absurdity

This episode brought in some amazing guest stars that amplified the laughs. Remember the whole "tiny woman" debate?

Andrea Savage played the role of Senator Janet Bradley. She's trying to help Larry's situation with Irma Kostroski. Savage adds a layer of grounded frustration to Larry's antics.

Shaughnessy Brown plays Kim, Albert Brooks's assistant. Kim found herself in the middle of the chaos when Larry mistakenly called her a "tiny woman."

Speaking of Albert Brooks, he played himself! He adds his signature dry humor to the episode.

Bill Hader is also present as Igor, Albert Brooks's assistant. Hader is also a friend to Larry.

Irma and the Aftermath

Tracey Ullman continues her role as Irma Kostroski, the councilwoman. She adds a delightful layer of sweetness to the show, despite the constant awkwardness Larry throws her way.

What makes this episode so great is the clash of these personalities. Larry's unintentional offenses bounce off everyone in different ways. The result is pure comedic gold.

Curb Your Enthusiasm is a masterclass in awkward comedy. The guest stars seamlessly blend into the pre-existing world, creating unforgettable moments. It's no surprise that this show has been successful for so long.

So, next time you're looking for a good laugh, revisit "Man Fights Tiny Woman!" Pay attention to the cast, and see how each character adds to the episode's brilliance.