Louie (2010 - 2015)

AVERAGE TOMATOMETER

94%
91%

Critic Consensus: No consensus yet.

AVERAGE AUDIENCE SCORE

94%

Series Info

Comedian Louis C.K. plays himself, sort of, in a sitcom about a newly single stand-up comic raising his two daughters in New York City.
Creator: Louis C.K.

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Seasons

92%
Critics Consensus: A renewed focus on the show's singular blend of sincerity and hilarity keep Louie at the top of its game.

2015, FX, 8 episodes

93%
Critics Consensus: Thanks to Louis C.K.'s unique brand of awkward, brutally honest humor, Louie remains one of the best written and most relatable comedies on television.

2014, FX, 14 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Louie continues its evolution as a show that deftly -- and bravely -- juggles comedy, philosophy, and raunch.

2012, FX, 13 episodes

100%
Critics Consensus: Louie continues to reward viewers with its unique blend of biting observational humor laced with genuine -- and occasionally surprising -- heartbreak.

2011, FX, 14 episodes

88%
Critics Consensus: Acerbic, offensive, and smart, Louie has an air of melancholy that separates it from other pessimistic sitcoms.

2010, FX, 13 episodes

Cast

Louis C.K.
as Louie
Louis C.K.
as Louie
Hadley Delany
as Lily
Hadley Delany
as Lily
Robert Kelly
as Robbie
Ashley Gerasimovich
as Jane
Pamela Adlon
as Pamela
Gideon Adlon
as Amy
Ashley Gerasimovich
as Jane
Ursula Parker
as Jane
Ursula Parker
as Jane
Dane Cook
as Dane Cook
Nick Di Paulo
as Nick
Pamela Adlon
Joan Rivers
as Joan Rivers
David Patrick Kelly
as Therapist
Robert Kelly
as Robbie
Nick DiPaolo
Nick DiPaolo
Lisa Emery
Todd Barry
as Todd
Ricky Gervais
as Dr. Ben
Parker Posey
as Liz
Susan Kelechi Watson
as Janet
Sarah Silverman
as Sarah
Keni Thomas
as Himself
Paul Rudd
as Himself
Bob Saget
as Himself
Robin Williams
as Robin
Maria Bamford
as Mona
Maria Dizzia
as Delores
Jay Leno
as Himself
Edward Gelbinovich
as Doug
Chris Rock
as Himself
David Lynch
as Jack Dall
Bobby Cannavale
as Chris
Garry Marshall
as Lars Tardigan
Jim Norton (II)
as jim
F. Murray Abraham
as John
William Stephenson
as Bus Driver
Lilly Robbins
as Jamie
Chloë Sevigny
as Jeanie
Amy Poehler
as Debbie
Melissa Leo
as Laurie
Gregory Gunter
as Dennis
Eunice Anderson
as Aunt Ellen
Veanne Cox
as Ellie
Susan Sarandon
as Herself
Ted Alexandro
as Flyer Comic
Chelsea Peretti
as Date
Kelly McCrann
as Janice
Rusty Schwimmer
as Gretchen
Miguel Gómez
as Ramon
Michael Drayer
as Sean
Stephen Root
as Dr. Hepa
Christopher Gates
as Guy
Matthew Broderick
as Himself
Greg Gutfeld
as Himself
Doug Stanhope
as Eddie Mack
Donna Hanover
as Gloria
Gary Wilmes
as Patrick
Yul Vázquez
as Pedro
Amy Landecker
as Sandra
Don Pugsley
as General
Ashton Landgraf
as Cheerleader
Rick Crom
as Rick
Godfrey
as Godfrey
Todd Glass
as Guy on Phone
PJ Connaire
as Brian
Kate Blumberg
as Martha
Gregg Rogell
as Himself
Liz Holtan
as Ellen
Filip Pogady
as Young Musician With a Violin
Allan Havey
as Himself
Chuck Sklar
as Osama bin Laden
Mary Louise Wilson
as Dorethy
Elizabeth Hower
as Trisha
Grant Shaud
as Eddie Faye
Artie Lange
as Truck Driver
Anthony Cumia
as Tracer
Danny Burstein
as Mike
Hayley Podschun
as Laurie
Steven Wright
as Himself
Liza Colon-Zayas
as Miss Hernandez
Roderick Hill
as Peter
Max Behren
as Young Louie
Isiah Whitlock Jr.
as Alphonse
Ardie Fuqua
as Ardie
Adepero Oduye
as Tarese
Josh Hamilton
as Jeff
Munro M. Bonnell
as Crazy Guy
Michael Drumgold
as Open Mic Comedian No. 4
Will Janowitz
as Goblin
Ashlie Atkinson
as Teacher
Carmen Lopez
as Ramon's Mother
Eszter Balint
as Amia
Ann Dowd
as Nun
Gerry Vichi
as Simon
Dan Ziskie
as Sheriff
Angela Gould
as Elevator Woman
Peter Benson
as Ken
Louis Iacovino
as Bathing Bum
Gregg "Opie" Hughes
as Radio Show Producer
Ann Darlington Carr
as Karen
Ian Jarvis
as Moderator
Maury Ginsberg
as Barry
Casey Siemaszko
as Homeless Man
Gaby Hoffmann
as April
Nancy Shayne
as Teacher
Megan Hilty
as Heckler
Kelly Deadmon
as Lisa
Eddie Brill
as Eddie
Edmund Ikeda
as Chinese Man
Kevin Nagle
as Giant
Shafik N. Bahou
as Shai
Rachel Stern
as Bartender
David Wilson Barnes
as Charlie
Mando Alvarado
as Manager
Tracee Chimo
as Dog Pound Volunteer
Marc Maron
as Marc
Jo Tanner
as Nurse
Kathleen Butler
as Naked Woman
Todd Berry
as Himself
Lucio Fernandez
as Gypsy Cab Driver
Ana Kayne
as Jasmine
Stephanie Berry
as Principal
Ben Jeffrey
as Curtis
Chris Gethard
as Open Mic Host
Colin "Crazy Piano Guy" Huggins
as Himself
Hector Martinez
as Hector
Moises Acevedo
as Jock No. 4
Will Brill
as Guy No. 1
Ryah Nixon
as Waitress
Stephen Bradbury
as Dr. Drake
Liz Morton
as Doreen
Delle Irani
as BBC Announcer
Jenn Lyon
as Eunice
Heidi Armbruster
as Louie's Sitcom Wife
Ashley Beach
as Elegant Blonde Woman
Amy Schumer
as Diane
Tom Noonan
as Dr. Haveford
Isaiah Stokes
as Drugstore Employee
Gillian Glasco
as Arguing Woman
Ali Ahn
as Wanda
Barbara Ann Davison
as Joan Fan
Jerry Seinfeld
as Himself
Larisa Polonsky
as Debbie
Bonita Elery
as Tarese's Sister
Cliff Samora
as Patient
Josh Akin
as Young Man
Andrea Frierson
as Nurse
Abraham Alvarez
as Louie's Father
Samia Akudo
as Flight Attendant
Marko Sawyer
as Homeless Man
Eric Mathis
as Kid
Marisa Vural
as Waitress
Sawyer Swanson
as Young Louie
Kate Gilligan
as Anchorwoman
Adam Escott
as A.D.
Mesrop Agadzhanyan
as Afghan Soldier
Leo Goodman
as Open Mic Comedian No. 1
Jay Horton
as Bartender
Carla Corvo
as College Girl No. 1
Amir Blumenfeld
as Nervous Young Writer
Jack A. O'Connell
as Casino Manager
Sam Haft
as Young East Village Dude
Amy Schumer
Linda Turley
as Waitress
Jay Oakerson
as Bathroom Guy
Lucy Spain
as Joan Fan
Bill Krakauer
as Turkish Man
Sidney Williams
as Waiter
Sylvia Kauders
as Woman
Stephen Badalamenti
as TSA Agent
Todd Davis
as City Worker
Joel Marsh Garland
as Doug
Frank Carlo
as Jock No. 1
Liam Broggy
as Little Boy
Ryan Fitzsimmons
as Man With Janice
Rhonda Hansome
as Open Mic Comedian No. 2
Robyn Payne
as Ticket Agent
Tyler Kenney
as Jock No. 2
Sujoy De
as Cashier
Clinton Lowe
as Thug No. 2
Josh Rabinowitz
as Fan
Nilaja Sun Gordon
as Woman on Phone
Katy Grenfell
as Parent No. 3
Deborah LaCoy
as Real-Estate Agent
James Michael Reilly
as Doctor
Anthony Cumia
Nicole Ehinger
as Young Tammy
Otis Edward Cotton
as Taxi Driver No. 2
Nick Kocher
as Young Eddie
Elena McGhee
as Grace
Kenneth Maharaj
as Cashier
Meghan Rafferty
as Parent No. 2
Ali Farahnakian
as Veteran Writer
Demosthenes Crysan
as Deli Manager
Kim Sykes
as Chris Rock's Wife
Aziza Miulli
as Open Mic Comedian No. 5
Michael Torpey
as Real-Estate Agent
Hannibal Buress
as Hannibal
Nimo Gandhi
as Taxi Driver No. 1
Jeremy Shinder
as Never Cartesian
Joe DeRosa
as Evan
JB Smoove
as Grave Digger
Dennis Robinson
as Jock No. 3
Reza Salazar
as Thug No. 1
Tatsuya Rivera
as Serge
Patrick O'Neill
as Young Louie
Sarah Wong
as Louie Fan's Girlfriend
Christine Donlon
as Jeff's Wife
Ryan Hovhannissian
as Boy With Stick
Roberto Hill
as Joan's Assistant
Christina Gausas
as Ticket Agent
Jim Norton (II)
as Pig
Jay Leibowitz
as Drunk Guy
Kimberly Barlow
as Tammy
Rene Ojeda
as Liquor Store Owner
Justin James Lang
as Man With Axe Thru Neck
Barbara Spiegel
as Joan
Bobby Johnson
as Kissing Gentleman No. 1
Stephen Dym
as Joan Fan
Laurine Towler
as Parent No. 1
Dylan Prince
as Joan Fan
Annie Purcell
as College Girl No. 3
Daniel Marshall
as Kissing Gentleman No. 2
Gregg "Opie" Hughes
Jack Thomas Tartaglia
as Jimmy
Michael Ingram
as Angry Man
Peak Kwinarian
as Writer
Santos
as Open Mic Comedian No. 3
Austin Jones
as Heckler No. 1
Alicia Sable
as College Girl No. 2
Ernest Sampson
as Delivery Man
Julie Turkowski
as Screaming Girl
Jay Russell
as Jay
Amir Levy
as Restaurant Host
Audrey Lynn Weston
as Clerk
Jose Soto
as Arguing Man
Heléne Yorke
as Hot Girl
Johnnie Mae
as TSA Supervisor
Alan Muraoka
as Jordan
Dustin Olson
as Heckler No. 2
Cary Woodworth
as Guy No. 2
Nancy Robinette
as Passenger
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Series Details

TV Network: FX
Premiere Date: Jun 29, 2010
Genre: Comedy
Executive Producers: Dave Becky, Blair Breard, Louis C.K.
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