8. "She's still in the picture" In response to Reply # 3
Louis, as you may have gathered by now, doesn't stick to continuity rules too closely. She shows up in the next episodes and they are a couple. Louis just wants to tell whatever story he likes regardless of continuity.
Is she a character they have shown before? Cause I need to know why she was such a dick to Louie.
But why. Oh why? Did he tell them he was doing the surrogate when her water broke? Why was that pertinent information? All he had to say was, he helped her get into her apartment and her water broke. Dude didn't even need to get into the details about him bussin' on their baby's head.
11. "Yeah TMI, especially for that woman" In response to Reply # 10
>But why. Oh why? Did he tell them he was doing the surrogate >when her water broke? Why was that pertinent information? All >he had to say was, he helped her get into her apartment and >her water broke. Dude didn't even need to get into the details >about him bussin' on their baby's head. >
And tellin' her that he didn't cum didn't help matters lol
28. "was this episode addressing the "not funny enough" crowd?" In response to Reply # 0
or am i just reading into it too much?
open up with a poop joke the miserable, un-funny comedian the foreign film Louie about to launch into a flashback story, and Pamela cutting it off with "it feels long, i dont care"
Either way, there's so much good shit in each episode. the aforementioned dinner convo was so great
and the small details... "little white bitch" or the way Louie struggled to say "suck my ... dick"
40. "I didn't like the opening either" In response to Reply # 38
>was great though. Interesting way to comment on the topic of >police brutality. > > > >********** >"Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then >they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson > > >"One of the most important things in life is what Judge >Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to >whether you're
43. "no, it's not, and you're mad" In response to Reply # 42
and exhibiting the point that Louie was making with that scene
old folk get defensive when young folk exhibit a pedigree that has surpassed them, and it's the way it should be if we are moving forward with the collective human experience
Louie took a nice shot at the dumb ass idea that the student could/should never be better than the teacher
44. "she was a jerk to him cause he's older" In response to Reply # 43
eff her....she's right about the fact that each generation should be better than the previous, but i'm not down with treating people like crap cause you can, especially people coming in with respect to buy from you....in a decade when she's "old" and the younger crowd wants to push her out, what will be her argument for her succeeding then?
"yes, sometimes my rhymes are sexist, but you lovely bitches and hos should know i'm tryin to correct it"- hiphopopotamus
46. "nah, that was also cool too cause it pushed past the " In response to Reply # 44
bullshit nice-ities we're tied to in society
when I was younger working retail the worst shit was closing time hitting, and some asshole comes in 5-10min before closing, when er'body trying to go home, and wants A-grade service.
As the owner she was like nah I'm good, don't come back if you don't want some one else will
51. "Any nobody mad, her shit was just dumb. " In response to Reply # 43
She made a nice point about younger generations should be smarter than older generations. Thats the kernel of truth that could have made her a wise character.
However her wisdom was coated in dumb shit.
She accused him of being racist. Ok whatever.
But I lost interest in anything she had to say when she was like "I am 25 and I own my own store". Really? that's why you got it all figured out? What older person didn't think they were the shit at 25 for whatever reason?
I hated the scene because it suggested that the learning needed to go only one way. The Truth is that a 25 year old could learn that even though they feel like they are hot shit they will eventually grow old, if they are lucky, and no longer be hot shit.
And it's a wisdom that every older person who was ever 25 knows and most young people can't really appreciate until they are older.
>and exhibiting the point that Louie was making with that >scene > >old folk get defensive when young folk exhibit a pedigree that >has surpassed them, and it's the way it should be if we are >moving forward with the collective human experience > >Louie took a nice shot at the dumb ass idea that the student >could/should never be better than the teacher > >Earth would be barren if that were true
********** "Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson
"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're
53. "Yeah and Louie is wrong. " In response to Reply # 52
Louie is insecure and intimidated by young people which is a rich subject matter to explore but his ultimate conclusion was wrong. Or if his artistic objective was to flip the paradigm of Dumb Millennials and Wise Adults then he didn't accomplish that point because the cunty-ness of the broad obscures that point and she still came off as a dumb millennial.
But I am surprised that people see it any other way so if the point was to be messy and have us argue about it then he did win.
********** "Everyone has a plan until you punch them in the face. Then they don't have a plan anymore." (c) Mike Tyson
"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're
62. "wow, art house, semi-horror" In response to Reply # 0
This dude is a genius in my humble ass opinion y'all.
All the emotional notes, jokes, and scenes dont always hit, and Louie not feeling the need for episodic continuity doesn't help at times, but man his reach, experimentation, his content, his subtlety is so damn expansive. I always feel like he's trying.
68. "dude even stole his coat lmao" In response to Reply # 63 Fri May-15-15 09:30 AM by gumz
>...loved the guy stealing his joke
He's programmed me into thinking he's going to fuck every lonely woman that comes along...it's the first thing i thought of when she asked him for help and said "ever since Jack left" or whatever
the ep with him & daughter at the play and afterwards wanting to take her phone away because "the youth just live within their phone screens!/not getting bigger picture! etc"...and how she flips it right back on him is good example of that
89. "It was moreso him removing it from streaming services to sell himself" In response to Reply # 86
back before the shit popped off he did well selling tickets/videos of one of his stand up specials directly from his site. Since then he's been doing it that way
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