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`Seinfeld' co-creator Larry David plays a version of himself on the improvised series. He faces a constant barrage of life's little annoyances, which in David's sometimes well-meaning but terminally fumbling hands don't tend to stay small for very long.
Larry suffers a near death experience, but will that change his outlook on life? Meanwhile, he has an unappetising sandwich named after him. (S5, ep1)
Larry hires a private investigator to determine whether or not he is adopted. Meanwhile, he also offends the lesbian community and adopts an apparently racist dog. (S5, ep2)
Larry buys his housekeeper a bra, mocks Cheryl's father for his special nail, and offends Susie when he learns her daughter still believes in the tooth fairy. (S5, ep 3)
If dishonouring an art dealer at a Japanese restaurant was not enough, Larry feels the need to accuse a nursing home resident of fixing a game of bingo. (S5, ep 4)
With his friend in dire need of a kidney, Larry and Jeff argue about which of them should offer theirs. Plus, Larry aggravates two different receptionists. (S5, ep 5)
Larry pays a visit to the Playboy Mansion. Plus, he runs into repeated problems with people bringing items that belong to him into the toilet with them. (S5, ep 6)
A sex offender moves into the neighbourhood and Cheryl is furious when Larry invites him to their Seder. But Larry is more concerned with who is stealing his paper. (S5, ep 7)
Larry and Jeff aim to get Richard at the top of a hospital waiting list, but face a tricky situation. For starters, Larry has to pretend to be an Orthodox Jew. (S5, ep 8)
Annoyingly, Larry's jacket is borrowed without permission, plus Larry suspects his bookie of eating Jeff's dog Oscar. (S5, ep 9)
The End: Larry finally learns the truth regarding his possible adoption and makes his final decision about a kidney donation for his friend Richard Lewis. (S5, ep 10)