The award-winning comedy series Curb Your Enthusiasm, created by and starring Larry David, is coming to an end after 24 years. The 12th season will be its last, announced Warner Brothers-Discovery, which owns HBO.
The show, which premiered in 2000 and features David in a fictionalised version of his own life, is HBO's longest-running scripted comedy series. Comedians including Jeff Garlin and Susie Essman will reprise their roles in the final season.
The final season comprises 10 episodes, premiering on 4 February on Max, with new episodes airing Sundays at 22:00 EST until the finale on 7 April. The series has garnered 51 Emmy nominations and two wins, along with five Golden Globe nominations and one win.
David, also known for co-creating Seinfeld, said: 'As Curb comes to an end, I will now have the opportunity to finally shed this "Larry David" persona and become the person God intended me to be.' HBO and Max content chairman Casey Bloys called it 'hard to say farewell to such a ground-breaking, brilliantly funny and iconic series'.
