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Louie - Season 1
TrailerThe 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.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 StatesDuration: 22 minQuality: HDRelease: 2010IMDb: 8.50 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Louie - Season 1"
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Characters of "Louie - Season 1"
LouiePlayed by: Louis C.K.LillyPlayed by: Hadley DelanyJanePlayed by: Ashley GerasimovichBathroom GuyPlayed by: Jay OakersonRickPlayed by: Rick CromNickPlayed by: Nick Di PaoloRobbiePlayed by: Robert KellyHannibalPlayed by: Hannibal BuressJimPlayed by: Jim NortonDr. BenPlayed by: Ricky GervaisToddPlayed by: Todd BarryPamelaPlayed by: Pamela AdlonChris RockPlayed by: Bobby CannavaleYoung ManPlayed by: Josh AkinJayPlayed by: Jay RussellTherapistPlayed by: David Patrick KellyGuy on PhonePlayed by: Todd GlassMatthew BroderickPlayed by: Matthew BroderickLauriePlayed by: Hayley PodschunWomanPlayed by: Sylvia KaudersDorethyPlayed by: Mary Louise WilsonDr. HepaPlayed by: Stephen RootOsama bin LadenPlayed by: Chuck SklarArdiePlayed by: Ardie FuquaGodfreyPlayed by: Godfrey -
Creators of "Louie - Season 1"
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Critic Reviews of "Louie - Season 1"
New York Daily NewsJune 29, 2010Someday he may find the scripted sitcom that captures his humor. Not this time.
Philadelphia InquirerJune 29, 2010Somebody needs to step in and tell Louis to round up a few friends and save his stand-up for the comedy specials.
Boston GlobeJune 29, 2010As brash as his material can be, a melancholy mood nonetheless hangs over the show. It gives Louie' a heart.
Philadelphia Daily NewsJune 29, 2010There'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.
TV GuideJune 29, 2010A 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.
Pittsburgh Post-GazetteJune 29, 2010Often 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.
TIME MagazineJune 29, 2010Louie doesn't come close to sucking. Here's to a season of more awkward moments.
New York TimesJune 29, 2010It 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.
Slant MagazineJune 29, 2010Louie provides brooding wit and genuine pathos in substantial enough doses to eclipse any shortcomings.
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