SPECIAL PREMIERE: Like 6 Minutes, this new Larry David TV production is designed to be brief and to the point. It has Larry David sitting in a chair, addressing his TV audience – not a studio audience, just the people watching him from a very safe distance – and basically telling them, in classic Larry David fashion, how stupid they are if they leave their homes rather than stay put and watch TV. I couldn’t agree more. And unlike the other recommendations on today’s April 1 list of Bianculli’s Best Bets, this brand-new video is one you can find, and watch, for real. It’s not on HBO, and it’s not called Curtail Your Enthusiasm – those are my inventions. But the rest is Larry’s, and his video is out there on the Internet. Find it. Watch it. Heed it. And stay safe. Despite this annual tongue-in-cheek TVWW tradition, today, like every day right now, is no laughing matter.

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