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The series depicts the life of Louis CK, a divorced comedian with two kids living in New York. The series features appearances by a number of stand-up comedians appearing in the show as fictionalized versions of themselves.

Genre:

Drama, Comedy

Actors:

Louis C.K., Chelsea Peretti, William Stephenson, Ashlie Atkinson, Kathleen Butler, Hadley Delany, Ashley Gerasimovich, Jay Oakerson, Nilaja Sun, Hannelore Williams, Rick Crom, ...»

Director:

Louis C.K.

Country:

United States

Release:

2010

IMDb:

8.5

Quality:

Duration:

22 min

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Louie

Played by: Louis C.K.

Lilly

Played by: Hadley Delany

Jane

Played by: Ashley Gerasimovich

Bathroom Guy

Played by: Jay Oakerson

Rick

Played by: Rick Crom

Nick

Played by: Nick Di Paolo

Robbie

Played by: Robert Kelly

Hannibal

Played by: Hannibal Buress

Jim

Played by: Jim Norton

Dr. Ben

Played by: Ricky Gervais

Todd

Played by: Todd Barry

Pamela

Played by: Pamela Adlon

Chris Rock

Played by: Bobby Cannavale

Young Man

Played by: Josh Akin

Jay

Played by: Jay Russell

Therapist

Played by: David Patrick Kelly

Guy on Phone

Played by: Todd Glass

Matthew Broderick

Played by: Matthew Broderick

Laurie

Played by: Hayley Podschun

Woman

Played by: Sylvia Kauders

Dorethy

Played by: Mary Louise Wilson

Dr. Hepa

Played by: Stephen Root

Osama bin Laden

Played by: Chuck Sklar

Ardie

Played by: Ardie Fuqua

Godfrey

Played by: Godfrey

Boston Globe

As brash as his material can be, a melancholy mood nonetheless hangs over the show. It gives Louie' a heart.

June 29, 2010

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Variety

After watching four episodes there's a lot to like in Louie.

June 29, 2010

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Philadelphia Inquirer

Somebody needs to step in and tell Louis to round up a few friends and save his stand-up for the comedy specials.

June 29, 2010

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Slant Magazine

Louie provides brooding wit and genuine pathos in substantial enough doses to eclipse any shortcomings.

June 29, 2010

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Often profane and occasionally offensive, Louie won't be to every viewer's taste, but it's a more interesting show than many with a definitive point of view.

June 29, 2010

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New York Times

It takes a while for Louie to find its own voice, and while it is at times a crude and offensive one, it is not without a strange wit and under-the-radar appeal.

June 29, 2010

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Philadelphia Daily News

There's something undeniably endearing about Louie, who even at his most shocking seems willing to acknowledge the force of language - and who generally reserves his most cutting words for himself.

June 29, 2010

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TV Guide

A brutally funny slice of rant that bears a surface resemblance to Seinfeld in the way that the show organically builds its episodic vignettes around the star's stand-up shtick.

June 29, 2010

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TIME Magazine

Louie doesn't come close to sucking. Here's to a season of more awkward moments.

June 29, 2010

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New York Daily News

Someday he may find the scripted sitcom that captures his humor. Not this time.

June 29, 2010

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