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. Read critic reviews
Louie (2014)
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Episodes
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1. Back
Air date: May 5, 2014
Louie has a very typical day; Louie throws out his back while shopping for a vibrator at an adult store.
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2. Model
Air date: May 5, 2014
Louie has a horrible night introducing Jerry Seinfeld for a benefit in the Hamptons; Louie runs into a model who actually liked his act.
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3. So Did the Fat Lady
Air date: May 12, 2014
A fat woman who works at the comedy club keeps asking Louie out on a date, but Louie is not interested.
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4. Elevator
Air date: May 12, 2014
Louie freaks out when he loses Jane on the subway; Louie helps out a woman in his building who gets stuck in the elevator.
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5. Elevator
Air date: May 19, 2014
Louie's visit the woman who got stuck in the elevator; Jane gets in trouble at school; Louie takes an interest in the elevator woman's niece.
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6. Elevator
Air date: May 19, 2014
An old flame returns to New York; Amia comes to Louie with some bad news; Louie and his ex have a meeting a school about Jane.
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7. Elevator
Air date: May 26, 2014
Louie and Janet spend the day together; Louie has a flashback surrounding his and his ex-wife's marriage.
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8. Elevator
Air date: May 26, 2014
Louie's friend Barry tells him a story about his day; Louie is torn about his relationship with Amia.
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9. Elevator
Air date: Jun 2, 2014
The tension between Louie and Amia is put on hold; Louie has to save his kids and ex-wife from the hurricane.
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10. Pamela
Air date: Jun 2, 2014
Louie is on the rebound and turns to Pamela to see if her offer still stands when he is heartbroken over losing Amia.
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(all seasons) A one of a kind endeavor combining C.K.'s stand-up routines with a variety of inspired short incidents, characters and recurring threads that range from hilarious to awkward and from the very real to the deliberately surreal. C.K. can be enjoyably crass one moment and startlingly sensitive or even artsy the next and this unexpected symbiosis of extremes (and a lot in between) renders "Louie" a very poignant affair.
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If I want a dark dramedy I watch other show... I loved season 1, 2 & 3. What the hell happened?
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This is the fourth season, so its 4 years since it all started, by now after all the missy stuff that happened this season, I had to search for the real family, I kindda accepted what was on, I didn't have to do so the past season but this time... :/ For me this was the worst so far, some plot got extended, far too long for its worth, an episode about a hurricane another about drugs and why!!! and The 6 part Hungarian elevator -_- It was O.K at the end of the season with Pamela :) for guest star we got Seinfeld again and Jeremy Renner and the beautiful <3 <3 Yvonne Strahovski <3 <3 and I flipped when he hit her :p this was early in the season, I hold it against him :p :p :p Anyways, this is my least favorite of the four, but still a great show :) I'll give it an 8/10... to Season 5 .
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A tremendous step away from what you'd expect in a season of Louie. The series' first real attempt at telling a story. Not an amazing one, but heartfelt and honest.
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There's less laugh out loud moments and more introspection this season, but The last two episodes may restore your faith in humanity
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Louie mixes the every day with the surreal, he asks us to look closer at society and people through the eyes of his experiences within the context of ny city, in doing so the surreal becomes normalised and reflect how society really is, his characters tend to be lonely looking for love,the show man who cracks jokes on stage is a mask CK wears and when of the stage he becomes an observer in the way, amazed at the situations he finds himself in
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Amazing and over the head inventive. This is genius work of art in television medium.
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I've watched several episodes and haven't laughed even once. Is Louie not a comedy any longer? Louie's writing this season is stale and flat. A deep and profund dramatist he is not, stick to the comedy.
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Louis CK is, hands down, my favorite standup comedian. And I love him as much for his masturbation jokes as the bigol thinkin brain those jokes come out of. Those who only like him for his crass antics, however, beware. The show that he writes, produces, edits, and stars in, is a little bit more off the beaten path. He tackles some intense issues regarding mental health, fatherhood, community, work, life, everything. But its not as heartwarming as that sounds, either, it can get quite twisted.
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Well written, however there were numerous times in which the shots were filmed in the dark and it was upsetting to see a black, blank television screen.
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