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Larry David Mocks RFK Jr. in New HBO Sketch

Comedian Larry David uses his new HBO sketch series, “Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness,” to lampoon Robert F. Kennedy Jr., delivering a line that reads “Drop dead, Bobby.” The episode, which streams on HBO Max, blends historical satire with personal jabs, drawing attention for its political humor. The show also marks a reunion of most of the original “Curb Your Enthusiasm” cast, though actress Cheryl Hines does not appear. Fans of David’s improvisational style will find familiar dynamics among the returning performers, while the controversial target adds a timely edge to the comedy.

Variety

Stuart Fails to Save the Universe Expands Big Bang Universe

HBO Max's 'Stuart Fails to Save the Universe' is a sci-fi comedy that continues the story of characters from The Big Bang Theory. The show follows Stuart, Kripke, Bert, and Denise as they navigate a multiverse adventure after a malfunctioning machine causes chaos in their timeline. John Ross Bowie reprises his role as Barry Kripke, now ruling a post-apocalyptic empire in one universe. The series blends humor and absurdity as the characters attempt to resolve the crisis across parallel worlds. The show's tone and character dynamics reflect the original sitcom's style while expanding into new genres.

TV Insider

Producers Aim to Extend ‘U.S. Against The World’ Series

The creators of the HBO Max docuseries “U.S. Against The World” embedded with the U.S. Men’s National Soccer Team during the 2026 World Cup and plan to expand the project into a lasting franchise. Co‑director Rand Getlin says they have material for additional series or feature documentaries that will reveal behind‑the‑scenes realities beyond public narratives.

Deadline

The Long Walk streams on HBO Max

Francis Lawrence’s adaptation of Stephen King’s 1979 novel "The Long Walk" has begun streaming on HBO Max and quickly rose to the top of the platform’s charts in the United States. The dystopian thriller follows young men forced into a lethal televised march, echoing themes of authoritarian control and societal decay. The film, featuring Cooper Hoffman and David Jonsson, received modest box‑office returns but has garnered renewed attention for its graphic violence, male camaraderie, and strong performances. While it did not secure Oscar nominations, critics note its faithful yet unflinching take on King’s source material.

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