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This latest project of Louie's is one that follows Louie as himself, a fairly well-known comedian who is divorced with two daughters and lives in New York City. Each episode consists of two small sub-episodes and each of those is bookended with a few minutes from his stand up performances. These generally deal with the topic of each episode.
The topics of each show come from things he has actually experienced as well as things his friends have experienced. Though some are a bit goofy and even a bit pointless there are also episodes, especially later in the series that focus on more serious topics such as going to the middle east to entertain the US troops in a USO lineup.
"Louie," like the comedian himself, can be very brash at times and it does include strong language as well as adult subjects. For this reason there are many who choose not to watch the show. Most fans would argue that Louie CK simply says things the way that we all say them in our heads, he just says these things out loud. There are also many times that we see the values he tries to teach his daughters. When he has scenes that involve his kids he is trying to instill core values in them such as not resorting to violence when faced with a bully, treating every person with respect and that their education is one of the most important things they will have. He also makes a good showing of being a single father who makes it a point to spend more than half of his time with his kids.
The genre of this show is comedy, but like many shows it includes a wide variety of subgenres and themes such as reality and drama with bit of inappropriate material mixed in for good measure.
Louie Full Episode Guide:
Season 3 (40 full episodes, 16 clips available)
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Episode 13 - New Year's Eve
First Aired: September 27, 2012
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Episode 12 - Late Show: Part 3
First Aired: September 20, 2012
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Episode 11 - Late Show Part 2
First Aired: September 13, 2012
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Episode 10 - Late Show Part 1
First Aired: August 30, 2012
- Episode 9 - Looking for Liz / Lilly Changes
- Episode 8 - Dad
- Episode 7 - Ikea/Piano Lesson
- Episode 6 - Barney / Never
- Episode 5 - Daddy's Girlfriend, Part 2
- Episode 4 - Daddy's Girlfriend, Part 1
- Episode 3 - Miami
- Episode 2 - Telling Jokes/Set Up
- Episode 1 - Something Is Wrong
Season 2 (53 full episodes, 33 clips available)
- Episode 14 - Airport / New Jersey
- Episode 13 - Niece
- Episode 12 - Duckling: Part 2
- Episode 11 - Duckling
- Episode 10 - Halloween / Ellie
- Episode 9 - Eddie
- Episode 8 - Come On, God
- Episode 7 - Oh Louie / Tickets
- Episode 6 - Subway / Pamela
- Episode 5 - Country Drive
- Episode 4 - Joan
- Episode 3 - Moving
- Episode 2 - Bummer / Blueberries
- Episode 1 - Pregnant
Season 1 (52 full episodes, 42 clips available)
Louie News
From his unrequited but beautifully constructed confession of love to Pamela to his self-flagellation at eating a pint of ice cream, Louis C.K. is something of a super sad sack in "Louie." He's not only put-upon; he puts upon himself.
This thursday, June 28, marks the season three premiere of "Louie," one of the best shows on FX and arguably the best comedy on television. We could celebrate the big premiere any number of ways: watching some of Louis CK's stand-up, pondering the futility of existence or the absurdity of life... you know, the usual. But we could also read a bunch of tweets from Louis CK insulting his Twitter followers in horrible fashion.
Apparently, it's a good time to be Louis C.K. Between two successful seasons for his FX series "Louie" and just being quite possibly stand-up comedy's annointed next big thing, the former "Saturday Night Live" writer has found his stride via basic cable. Now, it looks like he'll next set his sights and conquer the major networks.
Louis C.K. had an idea: rather than go through all the red tape to make a TV special, why not just make the thing and put it online for $5? It was a risky move, but it paid off, making the comedian a nice profit in just a few days. Is this the future of media distribution?











