After 12 seasons of jaw-dropping awkwardness American sitcom Curb Your Enthusiasm will be coming to an end this year.
Developed from a one-hour one-off mockumentary, Seinfeld creator Larry David's fictionalised version of himself was an instant hit when it debuted in 2000.
Since then it's been nominated for 47 Emmy Awards and launched a million memes featuring the instantly-recognisable theme tune.
To mark the show's final season, which was released earlier this week, we're taking a look at some of Larry's finest moments - according to ratings and reviews on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb).
5. Denise Handicapped
Completing the top five is the fifth episode of season seven, first shown in 2009. Larry takes his disabled girlfriend to a friend's house but everything goes wrong when Suzie throws Larry's cell phone in the sea, meaning Larry loses her telephone number. | HBO
6. The N Word
The provocatively-named The N Word was the eighth episode of season six and was first broadcast in 2007. When Larry repeats what was said in an overheard and massively offensive telephone conversation he manages to offend a colleague of his new doctor girlfriend. It inadvertently leads to Jeff's head getting shaved and a law suit against the hospital. | HBO
7. The Doll
The Doll was the 17th episode of season two and was released in 2001. Larry causes trouble at a film screening - and isn't helped by an unlockable bathroom door. | HBO
8. The Larry David Sandwich
In just 31 minutes Larry suffers a near-death experience, discovers a secret about his father, and has a sandwich named after him. It was the first episode of season five and first broadcast in 2005. | HBO