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You seemed surprised by the content, therefore I'm assuming that you hadn't seen the show. It seems odd to me that you would have rented a DVD of an entire season of a show when you hadn't seen a single episode on tv. I guess it's ok to take risks like that, but when you do it's your own fault if you're disappointed. Some of the guests and episodes can be rather boring, but the majority of them seem very entertaining to you. A lot of the guests do have egos, but that is to be expected among actors, directors, producers, etc. If you're not interested in the movie business, this probably isn't for you. However, if you are, I don't see why you wouldn't enjoy it. By the way, I'm a huge "Curb your enthusiasm" fan as well. It is one of the few shows I enjoy more than dinner for five.

I never found 'Dinner for Five' boring or a snorer. I did gain some insight on the life of 'working' actors. Acting is such a 'here today, gone tomorrow' occupation. And considering each episode is unscripted you get a genuine glimpse into the personalities of established actors. How are they without a script and just being themselves. I found each segment compelling and Favreau did his best to keep things flowing. He was the host. This series would not be someone who prefers a faster pace. 'Dinner for Five' is slow by design.

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yeah i'd be disappointed if I paid for it too, all the episodes are on youtube in almost their entirety

And I think you have no idea what you're talking about. Watch more episodes, most episodes I watch are valuable, some have too much 'acting' talk and not enough people being funny or entertaining stories from the biz

Look up the episode with Vince Vaughn, Brian Cox, Rory Cochrane, and Cole Hauser, Vaughn is honestly legendary, seeing one scene of that episode was enough to sell me on watching almost all of the other episodes