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A renewed focus on the show's singular blend of sincerity and hilarity keep Louie at the top of its game. Read critic reviews
Louie (2015)
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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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In the final season of Louie, for now, the show finally delves into the true life of an aging comedian. It's different from prior years, but fresh.
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No two episodes are the same. Louis is so funny and real - so good!
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Methought the season was good. Like any of his seasons.
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This is the shortest season so far, only 8 episodes, it is better than the previous one, more fun ... Jane is great! Now I'm up-to-date with it, so it's going to be a year till the next one :( great show... I'll give it an 8.5/10
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genius louie is a genius
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Brilliance in motion! Louis CK continues to give a wonderful performance as writer, director and actor.
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Great show albeit weird. Done Louies way or no way at all. At times incredibly funny and insightful, sometimes, it leaves you saying....what?
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Not funny anymore. He and his partner are trying (badly) to be like Woody Allen, ripping off Allen's ideas, settings, and even the music played in Manhattan.
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Just when you thought Louis C.K. was going to start losing some creative stamina with his sit-com, he turns out another season that's as sweet and smart as anything to come before it. I'll take off half-a-star though just because at eight episodes it's a bit sadly short.
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