And if that’s not a big enough event in and of itself for fans, there’s also the fact that the episode, called “Seinfeld,” features the cast of, well, Seinfeld.

That’s right. The entire cast of the former NBC sitcom will be on hand to help David & Company do it right and go out in style. That means regulars Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus (The New Adventures of Old Christine), Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards.

During the episode, a returned favor ends up jeopardizing Larry’s alone time with Cheryl. Check out a quickie clip below, featuring David at work with his old Seinfeld pals. That diner and apartment sure look familiar.

Curb Your Enthusiasm airs Sundays on HBO at 9pm ET.

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Kicking off the seventh season of ten new episodes at 9pm ET is the interestingly titled premiere “Funkhouser’s Crazy Sister.” Follow the jump for a description, preview, promo, and on-the-set clip.

Here’s what happens: After Larry attempts a so-called “preemptive breakup” with Loretta Black (Vivica A. Fox), he and Jeff (Jeff Garlin) both realize that making a so-called “empty gesture” to a Funkhouser is a waste of time.

Now continue onward for those videos. The last one also includes a look at some of the upcoming seventh-season guest stars on Curb Your Enthusiasm, such as Christian Slater (Robot Chicken) and former Seinfeld regular cast members Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus (The New Adventures of Old Christine), Jason Alexander, and Michael Richards.

Curb Your Enthusiasm airs Sundays on HBO at 9pm ET.

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Mosey on over to the EW website for a preview of the issue, which hit newsstands across America on August 28.

One of the biggest latest Seinfeld-related developments is the fact that all four former series regulars will reunite a second time when they make multiple appearances on David’s HBO series during its upcoming seventh season, currently scheduled to premiere at 9pm ET on Sunday, September 20. Seinfeld himself has five episodes lined up, while his three colleagues are set for four installments each.

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This week was a slow week for new comedy television DVD releases since only one boxed set came out on Tuesday, namely the sixth season of HBO’s wry Larry David series Curb Your Enthusiasm. The good part is the sixth season is the season that just ended last November, so if you’ve been planning to catch up on the show, all the episodes are now available for you to do just that.

Curb Your Enthusiasm

• Discs: 2
• Episodes: 10
• Format: Color, Dolby Surround, Full Frame
• Languages: English
• List Price: $39.98
• Run Time: 300 minutes
• Season: 6
• Special Features: Yes
• Studio: HBO Home Video
• Subtitles: English, French, Spanish

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1. It is the most perfectly plotted comedy on TV. At the end of the half-hour, all the seemingly random strands of story lines always manage to come together in a way you never expect.
2. It is constantly funny. Not most of the time. Not with the right guest stars. Each and every episode.
3. Who knows when you’ll see it again? Like a comet in the sky or the McRib sandwich at McDonald’s, it comes and goes without rhyme or reason. Maybe the mood will again strike creator and star Larry David and he’ll do another season. Maybe not. Even this one has just 10 episodes. Enjoy it while you can.

Sounds convincing to me. So, don’t forget to check out the sixth-season premiere of Curb Your Enthusiasm on HBO tonight, if you feel inclined.

Given the title “Meet the Blacks” and Curb’s renowned frequent political incorrectness, astute fans can predict what the season premiere is all about. Yes, that’s right—David literally meets some black people when his wife Cheryl (Cheryl Hines of Waitress) convinces him to open their home to the African-American Black family, displaced following a disastrous hurricane. The new houseguests, who will remain in residence for several episodes this season, include Kill Bill star Vivica A. Fox.

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