/r/louie
This subreddit is dedicated to discussing Louis CK's FX series "Louie".
Louie is an American comedy-drama TV series on the FX network. It is written, directed, edited and produced by show creator stand-up comic Louis C.K., who stars as a fictionalized version of himself, a comedian and divorced father raising his 2 daughters in New York City. The show has a loose format atypical for TV comedies, consisting of "extended vignettes" revolving around Louie's life, punctuated by live stand-up.
This subreddit is dedicated to discussing Louis CK's FX television series "Louie".
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2:36 into Season 2 Episode 2 of LOUIE. I love this soft Jazz. If someone can find this artist for me that would be awesome. Thank you :)
I tried looking up the credits
Maxfield Gast
Matt Kilmer
Adam Platt
John Shannon
Mike Shobe
Benjamin Wright
I even Shazam'd it but couldn't find it. Please help :)
This is maybe the 3rd 4th time I am watching the series but this time around I am actually the same age as Louis when the series started. Kid of freaky how many parallels to my life. It still funny AF but it so interesting how deep this show is and has spoken to me differently every time I watch. Will have to make sure I watch this when I am older to laugh in a different kind of way.
Looking for the episode where Louie gets stoned with some fans/younger people and is too scared to say goodbye
I commend this show on its randomness and just everyday life stuff and its wonderful absurdity and sadder and darker moments. The failing in establishing relationships with the fairer sex and loneliness and such...
But fuck me, that super cool woman dying really hit me so much that I actually teared up after her "i think I'm gonna die... Louie... bye...?" I can count on one hand the moments that a TV thing made me actually cry, more times close, but actual tears... incredible work.
Man I love this show, despite this heartbreak just now
I always rewatch and never get bored of it. Even today i was in bed remembering it and giggling to myself like a crazy person
What's your favourite piece of surrealist comedy in the show? I thought either the garbage men directly dumping garbage on Louie's bed (or how he's imagining that whole noise) or him just straight up screaming out the window in the middle of couples therapy. But then I thought maybe neither even qualify to be surreal comedy. What do you guys think?
Louie is probably my favorite live action show ever, and I've not found anything else to scratch the same dark/absurdist itch.
Are there any other TV shows, movies, YouTube channels etc. you would recommend that scratch a similar itch? Doesn't need to be live action or have anything to do with stand up. But I do miss watching heartfelt scenes followed immediately by screaming homeless people.
So, this sub is kinda dead, but I'm not sure where else to ask this. I haven't finished the show yet, so keep that in mind. What's the deal with Louie's mum? In the flashbacks, she seems normal, like she has her issues but she's nowhere near close to the horrid narcissist she appears to be present day. Also, where is Louie's brother in the flashbacks?
Hi everyone,
I could have sweared to having heard an uncensored version of Louie distroying that woman talking while he's on scene in the 6th episode of the first season.
Does it really exist or is there only a censored version of it?
I’m sure this has been posted a million times but I’m rewatching Louie and it’s truly astonishing how badly this segment has aged.
does any one know the song me and this person are desperately looking for it, for real
Trying to bring this show back in 2023
The flute playing when Jane is bored. Does anyone know the song?
Please help! I've been wracking my brain for this and can't find it
In the episode, there's a dialogue about relationships, and how sure someone was their wife was the one before they married
And the response was around never being fully sure, but being mostly sure and just being happy with who you're with
Edit: Sorry guys, I found it, it was actually Benjamin in Master of None, not Louie!
This is one of my favorite shows. It’s hysterical and heartfelt. And a just plain good show. But after Louie C.K was cancelled I haven’t been able to find it anywhere