Curb Your Enthusiasm season 6 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Larry and Jeff discuss Funkhouser's mother's tragic accident. Preparing for Sammy's school interview, they touch on how nice it would be if Daryl and Keysha could also attend Dryden. At the ice cream shop, Larry's frustrated by a woman sampling too many flavors. He later encounters Funkhouser, who insists on repaying a golf debt with sweaty money. Larry's critique of an ice cream sampler leads to complications with the Dryden school application. Attempting to fix this, Larry apologizes with stolen funeral flowers, worsening the situation. At Funkhouser's mother's funeral, Larry's mishaps continue, highlighting his social faux pas and misunderstandings.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Funkhouser's mother?
She was tragically hit by a car while driving her wheelchair.
Why does Larry think he won't get the $50 back from Funkhouser?
Because Funkhouser is mourning and it's inappropriate to ask a mourner for money.
What are Larry, Jeff, and Cheryl planning for Sammy?
They are planning an interview for Sammy to get into Dryden School.
Why does Larry get frustrated at the ice cream shop?
He's annoyed by a woman taking too many samples.
How does Funkhouser react to Larry's condolences?
Funkhouser is initially focused on his jogging, a coping mechanism for his grief, and then insists on repaying a debt to Larry.
What problem arises with the school application for Larry's houseguests' children?
There's an issue with their application, possibly linked to Larry's altercation at the ice cream shop.
What issue does Larry have with the painter's work time?
Larry is concerned about being charged for the time the painter spent using the bathroom.
How does Larry attempt to apologize to the Dean of Admissions?
He brings her flowers and lies about taking care of a homeless family to justify his impatience in the ice cream shop.
What mistake does Larry make with the funeral flowers?
He steals flowers from Funkhouser's mother's memorial site to apologize to the Dean of Admissions.
What is the outcome of Larry's apology to the Dean?
His apology initially seems successful, but it backfires when the Dean realizes the flowers are stolen.
How does Funkhouser react to Larry's actions with the flowers?
He is furious and disappointed, labeling Larry as the "lowest of the low."
What happens at the funeral because of Larry's presence?
His presence