Home > Louie > Season 2 « TV Series Page Louie: Season 2 (2011) SEASON: Season 2 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Episode List All Critics | Top Critics TOMATOMETER 100% Average Rating: 8.55/10 Season Reviews: 10 Fresh: 10 Rotten: 0 Critics Consensus: Louie continues to reward viewers with its unique blend of biting observational humor laced with genuine -- and occasionally surprising -- heartbreak. 100% Average Rating: 9.5/10 Season Reviews: 5 Fresh: 5 Rotten: 0 Critics Consensus: No consensus yet. Critic Consensus: Louie continues to reward viewers with its unique blend of biting observational humor laced with genuine -- and occasionally surprising -- heartbreak. AUDIENCE SCORE 96% liked it Average Rating: 4.5/5 User Ratings: 229 ADD YOUR RATING - NOT INTERESTED + WANT TO SEE Share on Facebook Post Want to See Not Interested Add Rating My Rating × Want to See Not Interested Post Share on Facebook Episodes 1 Pregnant Air date: Jun 23, 2011 Season 2 opener: Louie's sister (Rusty Schwimmer) shows up unexpectedly, and with unexpected news. In stand-up segments, Louie muses on divorce and his daughters' abilities (and lack thereof). More 2 Bummer; Blueberries Air date: Jun 30, 2011 Louie has an unsettling encounter on his way to a first "non-date," prompting some sparkling conversation. ("We're constantly on the edge of existence and nothing.") He also receives an intriguing proposition while dropping off Jane at school. Stand-up topics include the New York subways and negative body image (his own). More 3 Moving Air date: Jul 7, 2011 Louie looks for a new home. Suffice to say, it's a quixotic search. Louie's stand-up topics include the British royal family's ethnicity and his own financial inadequacies. Donna Hanover plays a real-estate agent. More 4 Joan Air date: Jul 14, 2011 Louie has a rough show in Atlantic City, but he does get some career advice from Joan Rivers (playing herself), who's appearing at the same casino. "What we do is a calling," she tells him. "We make people happy." Louie's stand-up topics include intestinal distress and casino gambling's downsides. More 5 Country Drive Air date: Jul 21, 2011 Louie takes his daughters on a road trip to visit his elderly aunt in Pennsylvania, where the girls experience culture shock. In his stand-up segment, Louie explains why he prefers Tom Sawyer to Huckleberry Finn. More 6 Subway; Pamela Air date: Jul 28, 2011 Louie rides in the subway and hangs out with his friend Pamela (Pamela Adlon). More 7 Oh Louie; Tickets Air date: Aug 4, 2011 Louie reflects on his career failures and tries to score concert tickets for his daughter. Dane Cook and Bob Saget play themselves. More 8 Come On, God Air date: Aug 11, 2011 Louie explores a longtime habit after appearing with an attractive young conservative-Christian woman (Liz Holtan) on a talk show hosted by Fox News' Greg Gutfeld. More 9 Eddie Air date: Aug 11, 2011 Louie reunites with an old friend (Doug Stanhope), a combative fellow stand-up who's down on his luck. Comic Gregg Rogell has a cameo. More 10 Halloween; Ellie Air date: Aug 18, 2011 Louie takes his daughters trick-or-treating. Later, at a story conference, he impresses the director (Grant Shaud) and the very demanding producer (Veanne Cox) at a story conference. More Show More Episodes Louie: Season 2 Photos View All Photos (19) Tv Season Info Season 2 of this sitcom continues the adventures of Louie (Louie CK) as he continues to juggle his post-divorce life and parenthood. In between his attempt to find an apartment in his price range, entertaining the troops in Afghanistan and guzzling as much ice cream as possible, he pursues being a good father and his love life with has much gusto as he can muster. Joan Rivers guest stars in the "Joan" episode and Bob Sagat guests stars in the "Oh Louie/Tickets" episode. Genre: Comedy Network: FX Premiere Date: Jun 23, 2011 Creator: Louis C.K. Exec. Producers: Dave Becky, Blair Breard, Louis C.K. Cast Louis C.K. as Louie Louis C.K. as Louie Hadley Delany as Lilly Ursula Parker as Jane Ashley Gerasimovich as Jane Hadley Delany as Lilly Ursula Parker as Jane Pamela Adlon as Pamela Pamela Adlon as Pamela Keni Thomas as Himself Bob Saget as Himself Lisa Emery as Karleen Ashley Gerasimovich as Jane Lilly Robbins as Jamie Greg Gutfeld as Himself Chris Rock as Himself Eunice Anderson as Aunt Ellen Veanne Cox as Ellie Donna Hanover as Gloria Doug Stanhope as Eddie Mack Rusty Schwimmer as Gretchen Kelly McCrann as Janice Joan Rivers as Herself Maria Dizzia as Delores Don Pugsley as General Ashton Landgraf as Cheerleader Yul Vázquez as Pedro Dane Cook as Himself Liz Holtan as Ellen Grant Shaud as Eddie Faye Gideon Adlon as Amy Steven Wright as Himself Filip Pogady as Young Musician With a Violin Gregg Rogell as Himself Liza Colon-Zayas as Miss Hernandez Todd Glass as USO Emcee Louis Iacovino as Bathing Bum Michael Drumgold as Open Mic Comedian No. 4 Will Janowitz as Goblin Munro M. Bonnell as Crazy Guy Peter Benson as Ken Maury Ginsberg as Barry F. Murray Abraham as John Angela Gould as Elevator Woman Godfrey as Himself Kevin Nagle as Giant Todd Berry as Himself Lucio Fernandez as Gypsy Cab Driver Colin "Crazy Piano Guy" Huggins as Himself Edmund Ikeda as Chinese Man Shafik N. Bahou as Shai Chris Gethard as Open Mic Host Barbara Ann Davison as Joan Fan Delle Irani as BBC Announcer Gillian Glasco as Arguing Woman Andrea Frierson as Nurse Isaiah Stokes as Drugstore Employee Ashley Beach as Elegant Blonde Woman Heidi Armbruster as Louie's Sitcom Wife Ali Ahn as Wanda Nick DiPaolo as Himself Todd Barry as Todd Jenn Lyon as Eunice Sam Haft as Young East Village Dude Leo Goodman as Open Mic Comedian No. 1 Mesrop Agadzhanyan as Afghan Soldier Jay Horton as Bartender Jack A. O'Connell as Casino Manager Eric Mathis as Kid Roderick Hill as Peter Amir Blumenfeld as Nervous Young Writer Marko Sawyer as Homeless Man Ryan Fitzsimmons as Man With Janice Ardie Fuqua as Comedy Cellar Emcee Bill Krakauer as Turkish Man Rhonda Hansome as Open Mic Comedian No. 2 Robyn Payne as Ticket Agent Lucy Spain as Joan Fan Edward Gelbinovich as Doug James Michael Reilly as Doctor Nick Kocher as Young Eddie Deborah LaCoy as Real-Estate Agent Josh Rabinowitz as Fan Michael Torpey as Real-Estate Agent Demosthenes Crysan as Deli Manager Jim Norton (II) as Jim Kim Sykes as Chris Rock's Wife Ali Farahnakian as Veteran Writer Aziza Miulli as Open Mic Comedian No. 5 Patrick O'Neill as Young Louie Joe DeRosa as Evan Sarah Wong as Louie Fan's Girlfriend Roberto Hill as Joan's Assistant Justin James Lang as Man With Axe Thru Neck Stephen Dym as Joan Fan Rene Ojeda as Liquor Store Owner Peak Kwinarian as Writer Dylan Prince as Joan Fan Santos as Open Mic Comedian No. 3 Ernest Sampson as Delivery Man William Stephenson as Comedy Cellar Emcee Amir Levy as Restaurant Host Jose Soto as Arguing Man Alan Muraoka as Jordan Show More Cast News & Interviews for Louie: Season 2 10 TV Shows You Should Be Binge-Watching in April View All Louie: Season 2 News Episodes 1 Pregnant Air date: Jun 23, 2011 Season 2 opener: Louie's sister (Rusty Schwimmer) shows up unexpectedly, and with unexpected news. In stand-up segments, Louie muses on divorce and his daughters' abilities (and lack thereof). More 2 Bummer; Blueberries Air date: Jun 30, 2011 Louie has an unsettling encounter on his way to a first "non-date," prompting some sparkling conversation. ("We're constantly on the edge of existence and nothing.") He also receives an intriguing proposition while dropping off Jane at school. Stand-up topics include the New York subways and negative body image (his own). More 3 Moving Air date: Jul 7, 2011 Louie looks for a new home. Suffice to say, it's a quixotic search. Louie's stand-up topics include the British royal family's ethnicity and his own financial inadequacies. Donna Hanover plays a real-estate agent. More 4 Joan Air date: Jul 14, 2011 Louie has a rough show in Atlantic City, but he does get some career advice from Joan Rivers (playing herself), who's appearing at the same casino. "What we do is a calling," she tells him. "We make people happy." Louie's stand-up topics include intestinal distress and casino gambling's downsides. More 5 Country Drive Air date: Jul 21, 2011 Louie takes his daughters on a road trip to visit his elderly aunt in Pennsylvania, where the girls experience culture shock. In his stand-up segment, Louie explains why he prefers Tom Sawyer to Huckleberry Finn. More 6 Subway; Pamela Air date: Jul 28, 2011 Louie rides in the subway and hangs out with his friend Pamela (Pamela Adlon). More 7 Oh Louie; Tickets Air date: Aug 4, 2011 Louie reflects on his career failures and tries to score concert tickets for his daughter. Dane Cook and Bob Saget play themselves. More 8 Come On, God Air date: Aug 11, 2011 Louie explores a longtime habit after appearing with an attractive young conservative-Christian woman (Liz Holtan) on a talk show hosted by Fox News' Greg Gutfeld. More 9 Eddie Air date: Aug 11, 2011 Louie reunites with an old friend (Doug Stanhope), a combative fellow stand-up who's down on his luck. Comic Gregg Rogell has a cameo. More 10 Halloween; Ellie Air date: Aug 18, 2011 Louie takes his daughters trick-or-treating. Later, at a story conference, he impresses the director (Grant Shaud) and the very demanding producer (Veanne Cox) at a story conference. More Show More Episodes Critic Reviews for Louie Season 2 All Critics (10) | Top Critics (5) | Fresh (10) | Rotten (0) Still funny and still not for everyone. Jun 23, 2011 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Verne Gay Newsday Top Critic Louie is still wry and smart, but this time his show's misadventures spotlight a respected and contemplative misanthrope instead of a revolutionary firebrand. May 11, 2018 | Rating: 6/10 | Full Review… Kyle Lemmon Under the Radar It's a smart, thought-provoking show that deserved to be renewed. Jun 23, 2011 | Full Review… Rob Owen Pittsburgh Post-Gazette The terrific Louie is such a fully formed, cogent expression of comedian Louis C.K.'s distinctive mind that you'll know a few minutes into the first episode whether his sensibility aligns with yours. Jun 23, 2011 | Full Review… Maureen Ryan Huffington Post It's either the saddest funny show I've ever seen or the funniest sad show. Jun 23, 2011 | Rating: A- | Full Review… Alan Sepinwall HitFix If Louis CK wasn't such a pitilessly logical black-sky thinker, he'd still be a brilliant observational comic. Jul 17, 2018 | Full Review… Phil Harrison Time Out Top Critic The second season of FX's Louie is an example of the kind of fine entertainment you can get when you give a talented artist like Louis C.K. a chunk of money and free reign to make whatever he wants. Jun 23, 2011 | Rating: 3.5/4 | Full Review… Kris King Slant Magazine Top Critic What tennis balls are to dogs, Louie is to TV critics: We're obsessed. Jun 23, 2011 | Full Review… Hank Stuever Washington Post Top Critic Louie is the most reliably unpredictable show on television. Jun 23, 2011 | Full Review… Matt Zoller Seitz Salon.com Top Critic Louie once again quietly lays down the gauntlet. Jun 23, 2011 | Rating: A | Full Review… Nathan Rabin AV Club Top Critic View All Critic Reviews (10) Audience Reviews for Louie: Season 2 View All News & Features 150 Erotic Movies Ranked worst to best! 2019's Most Anticipated 63 movies coming up this year 200 Essential Movies Chosen by RT staff! 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