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Larry David<\/a> is gearing up for the 12th and final season of <\/span>Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/em><\/a>, and the comedy legend isn’t mincing words when it comes to shooting down some popular fan theories.<\/span><\/p>\n David spoke with ET’s Denny Directo\u00a0at the Los Angeles premiere of <\/span>Curb Your Enthusiasm<\/span><\/em>‘s final season on Tuesday, and he first confirmed, once again, that this is, indeed, the last people should expect when it comes to <\/span>the long-running sitcom<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n “Yeah. What do I have to do [to convince people]? Yes, it’s so, it’s so. I’m tired of people thinking I’m lying,” David exclaimed. “We’re done, it’s over, yeah, it’s over.”<\/span><\/p>\n As for whether or not there’s any veracity to the rumors and speculation that the final season might <\/span>also serve as something of a Seinfeld<\/em> reunion<\/a>, David was equally dismissive.<\/span><\/p>\n “No, no, no,” David stated, decisively. “No.”<\/span><\/p>\n With the show coming to an end, David admitted that there are certain things he’s going to miss about doing the sitcom. Specifically, “I’ll miss TV Larry, yeah.”<\/span><\/p>\n For David, TV Larry is the fictionalized, larger-than-life version of himself that would have no problem telling a reporter to “f**k off” if he didn’t like the questions — unlike the real-life version of himself.<\/span><\/p>\n That being said, there are some things the comic icon won’t miss at all, such as “Getting up at 5 in the morning, yeah.”<\/span><\/p>\n As for what he would like fans to look forward to in the final season, David characteristically undersold what to expect,\u00a0 simply stating, “I think it will provide some laughs.”<\/span><\/p>\n