Leon Black

[laughs] Incredible.

Um, where does Leon Black rank among the greatest late arrival TV characters? Well, can you even call it late since he did come in season six and they did go 12 seasons? Um, oh, that's a great question.

I wish I had more time to think about it.

Um, who could I put up there? Uh, did The Office have a-- no.

So that's sort of where I'm going here.

Everyone says Walter White, and I'm not saying he doesn't belong, but... personally saw goodman and if we're gonna have to put a comedy act in here which is fair i think we should well because i mean you you watch a lot of comedy yeah yeah it's just people and people leave that out i'm going one of your favorite shows curb your enthusiasm but not larry david not larry david as himself how about jb smooth as leon black i thought you're gonna go funk hauser You know, but again, remember what we're doing here, like iconic characters, right? Like if it wasn't the past 20 years, I'd probably say like Jack Tripper, right? But dude, I'm Lampin, Larry.

I'm Lampin.

Yeah, you say Lampin all the time.

Smooth.

I thought he brought so much funny and fun to that show, like next-level entertainment.

I just thought Leon Black was a great character, and his dynamic and chemistry with Larry David, just unmatched.

So why does he stand out so much on my Mount Rushmore? Yeah.

i mean he is spider-man spider-man spider-man uh jason you're number five

leon black That's right.

Larry

David's a move-in neighbor friend who doesn't seem to work.

Grandpa Joe from Willy Wonka.

Billy Petzl from Gremlins.

Leon Black from Curb Your Enthusiasm, Joe Bluth from Arrested Development, Dewey Finn from School of Rock, Arthur Spooner from King of Queens, Uncle Billy from It's a Wonderful Life, Vincent Ricardo from The In-Laws, High McDonough from Raising Arizona, Wade Wilson from Deadpool.

Martin Riggs from Lethal Weapon, and Jeff Spicoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont