We love Leon on Curb Your Enthusiasm, but is he worthy of a spinoff? Well there are suggestions of that on the Twittersvere.

Coincidentally, TMZ caught up with JB Smoove who plays Leon on Curb. Not surprisingly JB is in favor of the idea. He was also asked if Leon’s character is based on JB. JB replied that he wasn’t worthy to carry Leon’s jockstrap.

As far as suggested names for Leon’s show? JB suggested “The Ruccus” or “That’s How We Dooze It.”

In the spirit of Leon, below are some of our favorite Leon clips.

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Not surprisingly, Curb Your Enthusiasm’s Season 8 debut was amazingly funny last night. Here’s a recap of Larry David’s antics.

- Larry and wife Cheryl both start divorce procedings. So far its been an amicable process.

- Larry is offended to learn that his divorce lawyer is not Jewish, but merely passing as a Jew.

- Larry teaches a girl scout how to use a tampon through a bathroom door. His defense for such behaviour? ”If her nose was running and she needed a tissue, I would’ve given her a tissue.” This is quite possibly one of the best Curb scenes ever.

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Seinfeld’s Michael Richards, aka Kramer, made an appearance on Curb Your Enthusiasm, attempting to make a joke out of his 2006 racist rant at the Laugh Factory, TMZ reports.

In an episode of Seinfeld-creator Larry David’s popular series, Richards goes off on a African-American character and threatening him, says, “”If only there were a horrible name that I could call you … that would make you as angry as I am.”

At the same time he is being filmed by a group of spectators, mimicing the 2006 incident. He then pulls of a few Kramer-like gestures and storms off.

For fans of Richards, the 2006 tirade was the disappointing destruction of arguably the most popular character in sitcom history. While this may have helped to ease the tension, I think the best thing for Richards is to bury the incident completely.

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The “Seinfeld” gang is back for more laughs.

More than a decade after the end of their Emmy Award-winning sitcom, Jerry Seinfeld, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jason Alexander and Michael Richards are reuniting for the HBO comedy “Curb Your Enthusiasm.”

The actors will play themselves in a multi-episode arc of the satirical, pseudo-reality series, which stars fellow “Seinfeld” alum Larry David.

The foursome’s appearance, which will air during the show’s upcoming seventh season, marks the first time they have starred together in a scripted program since “Seinfeld” ended its nine-season run in 1998.

David, a former stand-up comedian, co-created and served as executive producer and head writer on that show, penning such classic episodes as “The Contest.”

He went on to create “Curb,” in which he plays “himself” as a socially inept, semi-retired multimillionaire living in Los Angeles post-”Seinfeld.”

Seinfeld, Louis-Dreyfus and Alexander have all made separate guest appearances on the show over the years.

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The Larry David smash “Curb Your Enthusiasm” has been renewed by HBO, E! Online reports.

It was widely assumed after last year’s season ender aptly titled “The End,” that it was actually the end of the HBO comedy. In the episode, David donates a kidney to Richard Lewis – which almost saw fatal consequences.

Especially when in December of last year, David alluded to the very posibility that the last episode of season five was the last episode of the season.

HBO confirmed today that it had reached a deal with David to produce 10 episodes. Filming begins in October, and it is assumed the new episodes will air in 2007 – though a concrete air date has not been released yet.

All the regular cast members are set to return, and David and HBO have not ruled out the possibility of future seasons to come, which means the show could live on beyond season six.

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