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"Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness: An Almost History of America" is a seven-episode sketch comedy series.
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The series premiered on June 26, 2026.
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The series is produced by Higher Ground Productions.
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Barack Obama and Michelle Obama are executive producers of the series.
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Larry David is the co-creator and star of the series.
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Jeff Schaffer is the co-creator and director of the series.
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Barack Obama appears in the series.
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Each episode of the series comprises four sketches.
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Jerry Seinfeld appears in the series.
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Susie Essman appears in the series.
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J.B. Smoove appears in the series.
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Vince Vaughn appears in the series.
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Kathryn Hahn appears in the series.
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Bill Hader appears in the series.
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Jane Krakowski appears in the series.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda appears in the series.
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Chris Parnell appears in the first episode of the series.
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Alan Tudyk appears in the first episode of the series.
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Jon Hamm appears in the second episode of the series.
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Sean Hayes appears in the second episode of the series.
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Larry David portrayed Alexander Graham Bell in a sketch for the series.
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Larry David portrayed Joe McCarthy in a sketch for the series.
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Larry David portrayed Meriwether Lewis in a sketch for the series.
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The series includes a sketch about the Boston Tea Party.
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The series includes a sketch about the Declaration of Independence.
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The series includes a sketch about Rosa Parks.
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The series includes a sketch about the Alamo.
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The series includes a sketch about trench warfare during World War I.
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The series includes a sketch about the Underground Railroad.
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The series includes a sketch about the Wright Brothers.
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The series finale is scheduled for release on August 7, 2026.
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Barack Obama gave notes on the series.
Jeff Schaffer, director
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Larry David responded to Barack Obama's notes by saying, "Yeah, yeah, yeah, we got it."
Jeff Schaffer, director
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Barack Obama said, "I spent half an hour talking about how funny everything is. I give you one note, and you get into a defensive crouch."
Jeff Schaffer, director
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Barack Obama said, "When I was in the Oval Office, I took advice and listened to my advisers, and I was the president of the United States."
Jeff Schaffer, director
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Larry David responded to Barack Obama by saying, "Yeah, but I’m the president of this."
Jeff Schaffer, director
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Jeff Schaffer stated that Barack Obama's input on the series was "invaluable."
Barack Obama, former President
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Barack Obama stated in a trailer for the series, "I’ve sat across the table from some of the world’s most difficult leaders and wrestled with some of the globe’s most intractable problems."
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Barack Obama stated in a trailer for the series, "Nothing has prepared me for working with Larry David."
Barack Obama, former President
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Barack Obama stated in a trailer for the series, "I’m just a producer on the show."
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Barack Obama stated in a trailer for the series, "So I don’t have to deal with him day-to-day but still, it’s a lot."
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Larry David confirmed that he and Barack Obama frequently golf together.
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Cazzie David posted a photo of Larry David and herself on Instagram with the caption, "He’s making us tour every Civil War battlefield."
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Cazzie David has deleted the Instagram post featuring Larry David and the Civil War battlefield caption.
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The red carpet premiere for "Life, Larry and the Pursuit of Unhappiness" took place at the Hollywood Legion Theater in Los Angeles on June 23, 2026.
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Higher Ground Productions was founded in 2018 by Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.
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Larry David is 76 years old.
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Barack Obama is 64 years old.
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Amy Gravitt is the head of comedy programming at HBO.
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Ethan Lewis and Joe Paulsen are associated with Higher Ground Productions.
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