Paul Owen: This final episode was as uneven as the series as a whole

Paul Owen's series blog: In the nicest possible way, it's good to see Larry back in therapy. Mostly because of his indiscreet therapist …

Paul Owen: Larry shares his thoughts on unattractive women, and the car periscope proves an ingenious device

Paul Owen: Larry's competing with a lesbian for a bisexual woman's affections – and struggling with Japanese etiquette

Paul Owen: This episode is a cracker, with a guest appearance by Ricky Gervais

Paul Owen: Larry returns to New York on the flimsiest of pretexts in an episode that struggles to hang together

Paul Owen: Larry David's playing the dating game, badly, of course, while Antoinette's father continues to frustrate with his 'lingering'

Paul Owen: Damn the politics – good food and good sex are Larry David's prime concerns this week

Paul Owen: This episode weaves three seemingly unrelated plot strands together with Larry David blundering through proceedings

Paul Owen: After going out on a high at the end of last season, the new series of Larry David's postmodern sitcom starts off a little flat