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Character Analysis

Bob Einstein

Marty Funkhouser

Played by Bob Einstein

87 jokes across 19 episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm

WAR

21.7

Total Jokes

87

Avg Craft

7.2

Avg Impact

7.1

Comedy Style

Character Comedy

Funkhouser delivers 87 scored jokes across 19 episodes of Curb Your Enthusiasm, averaging 7.2 on craft and 7.1 on impact for a career WAR of 21.7. Their comedy leans toward character comedy. The highest-scoring line is below.

Funniest Funkhouser Lines

All Jokes — 45 total

S6E01

Funkhouser:Oh, they've been gone for about 24 hours. The party was last night.

6.97.0
S6E01

Funkhouser:1000 pick-up sticks... I go get the sticks, I throw them all over the room and we pick up the sticks.

6.86.8
S6E01

Funkhouser:We're going into the living room and we're gonna play 'The Newlywed Game.'

7.27.0
S6E01

Funkhouser:If you could have sex with one of your friends' wives or girlfriends, who would it be?

6.98.0
S6E01

Funkhouser:I've gotta go with my little poofer.

6.86.5
S6E01

Funkhouser · Larry:Why did you take the balls home?... I didn't know they were balls.

7.37.8
S6E01

Funkhouser · Larry:The party was yesterday... Oh, you're kidding me.

6.56.5
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:I'm an orphan. You're a what? I'm an orphan. Orphan? Yeah, an orphan! You're a little too old to be an orphan.

7.98.2
S6E03

Larry · Funkhouser:You could be 70 and be an orphan? You could be 100 and be an orphan! You can't be 100 and be an orphan. Yeah, you can! Okay. Little Orphan Funkhouser.

7.88.5
S6E03

Larry · Funkhouser:Look, there's a little drip. Get it! Oh, another drip! Got it!

6.67.0
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:Taking off my shoe. What?! I got money in the shoe.

6.77.3
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:Take the $50! No, I don't want it. I'd really rather not. I don't want that 50 from your sweaty disgusting sock and sneaker.

6.87.0
S6E03

Funkhouser:Someone stole flowers that were marking the spot where my mother was hit in her wheelchair.

7.57.7
S6E03

Funkhouser:I keep track of it. I drive by there 10 times a day.

7.37.7
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:There they are. I knew it! Where'd you get the flowers? Where'd you get those?

7.38.0
S6E03

Larry · Funkhouser:They wouldn't take the 50 at the flower store! How could you do that?! Why? There are so many of them. So many of them?! They're not there to pick!

7.78.5
S6E03

Funkhouser:I am missing one! Where's the third bunch? There were three bouquets.

7.17.5
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:If you weren't my best friend, I would take my bare hands and pop your head off your neck. He's not my best friend.

7.88.2
S6E03

Jeff · Funkhouser:You want the flowers? Take the fucking flowers!

6.76.5
S6E03

Funkhouser · Larry:They should all stand up. That's what flowers do when they're healthy. Stop picking up the petals, okay?

6.76.5
S6E09

Funkhouser:He runs around the house all day naked, chasing himself, playing tag.

8.08.5
S6E09

Funkhouser:I raised money. I don't walk.

7.57.5
S6E09

Funkhouser:I ordered chicken salad? I don't even like chicken salad.

7.37.3
S7E01

Larry · Funkhouser:visit her? what, are you kidding? / why, you didn't mean it? / of course not! / an empty gesture. it was something to say.

7.87.3
S7E01

Funkhouser:Look at her shoes before she calls your name. Don't look at her in the eyes.

7.77.5
S7E01

Funkhouser:I guess i wasn't invited. I can't believe that.

6.56.2
S7E01

Funkhouser · Larry · Jeff:No wonder she was singing 'I love the fat boy.' / I couldn't figure it out. / I love the fat boy.

7.37.0
S8E01

Funkhouser · Larry:Guess who's getting a divorce. What? Martin Norton Funkhouser. Really? And it's because of you!

6.86.7
S8E03

Funkhouser:I went through a bit of a midlife crisis and I rededicated my life to judaism. I had a lot of schpilkas in my life and I didn't realize it.

6.86.3
S8E03

Funkhouser:I'm living under a mitzvah. You have none of that.

6.86.3
S8E03

Funkhouser · Ilene:She's an adult when she turns 13 or learns to make her first latkes. L.O.L.

7.16.7
S8E03

Funkhouser:You know, I thought all last night, if rabin can break bread with Arafat, I can have chicken at this anti-semitic shithole.

8.08.2
S8E03

Funkhouser:Don't you ever touch that. Don't ever grab my yarmulke, ever. How dare you?! Don't ever touch my yarmulke.

7.27.0
S8E03

Larry · Funkhouser:You're koufaxing us? Well, if you're saying that your best player is unable to play because it's the sabbath, yes, I'm koufaxing you.

8.07.8
S9E02

Larry · Kenny · Funkhouser · Leon:The pickle jar struggle and Kenny's injury

7.58.0
S9E02

Funkhouser · Larry:Pickle jar hero analysis: 'Why did you have to fight him for the pickle?! You tried to open that pickle jar just like I did! Everybody wants to be a pickle jar hero.'

7.77.5
S9E02

Funkhouser:Funkhouser's masturbation explanation: 'The way he relaxes is the way all men relax. It's called ejaculation... This is his ejaculator'

7.68.3
S9E02

Larry · Funkhouser:Masturbation ambidexterity discussion: 'Can you go to your left?' 'No, nobody can'

7.67.8
S9E08

Larry · Funkhouser:It's a 'go home' stain, you know what I mean? It was the fork. I think it was the ketchup. Let's not argue over this.

7.47.2
S9E08

Larry · Funkhouser:You're looking at a man with an 'A' on his shirt... for 'apology.' Is that so? Yes. I'm sorry for the other day.

7.47.0
S9E08

Larry · Funkhouser:I'm sorry for leaving early. I don't mind you leaving early, but I think the proper apology would be to say, 'I'm sorry. Here's $250 for the champagne.' That's a cash apology.

7.57.0
S9E08

Larry · Funkhouser:My apology is from the heart. That's something that means something. Why do you come to the office to apologize without offering the money? Because I felt bad! If you feel bad, you offer the money!

7.26.8
S9E10

Funkhouser:Funkhouser's revelation: 'You did accidentally kill my family. My nephew... was killed by the bulls, and it was your fault!'

8.58.8
S9E10

Funkhouser:Funkhouser's colonoscopy report: 'I had a colonoscopy. Clean as a whistle.'

5.75.2
S9E10

Funkhouser:Funkhouser's epic apology: 'Oh, I'm so sorry. I can't begin to apologize enough. I know I'm late, and I'm sorry! I'm sorry! I'm so... sorry! It's horrible! What can I say to make it good? ... I feel like getting down on my knees. I don't know what else to do!'

7.37.7