[BlueTsunami]

Hahahahhahahahahahahha

This whole Marc Maron scenario is so fucking good

[blame space]

holy shit, yes.

[purg3]

lol, good episode.

[Cornballer]

Ha ha, awesome. Good stuff tonight.

[Tucah]

Loved that episode. I always like the show, but I'm a big fan of the shorter form, multiple story episodes. These past two weeks have been excellent.

[Cornballer]

- Sepinwall's review

[blame space]

can't wait for marc's show. his legs looked good.

[purg3]

- Sepinwall's review

* Louis C.K., advertising copywriter: "It's flat, it's blue, it goes on the floor, it's not coated with AIDS, and it's not a portal to a netherplace. It doesn't make me cum, but it's fine." Don Draper couldn't have said it any better.

damn, I was thinking the same exact thing after that scene lol.

[Cornballer]

- Onion A|V Club review

[BlueTsunami]

Odd how AVClub was a little cool on this episode compared to the others. I thought it was absolutely hilarious.

[Mge]

The character Delores is great. Last season she sent him out for errands and showed up in bed with a granny night gown on. This episode she had a breakdown in IKEA. She offers Louie sex to be her husband for a day.

[RatskyWatsky]

I liked tonight's episode well enough, though I felt it was weaker overall than last week's. I really liked the small section with the piano teacher. It made me very uncomfortable for some reason.

[Nert]

Odd how AVClub was a little cool on this episode compared to the others. I thought it was absolutely hilarious.

I can see where Todd is coming from with his review. I also found the Ikea piece to be amazing (largely for the rug rant), but I didn't get much out of the Marc Maron story. It's interesting to think about, but it wasn't uproariously funny or as emotionally affecting as the show can be at its best.

His "Louis relying on crazy women in his stories" tangent was unexpected, though, because I haven't ever seen that complaint levied against the show before. In this very episode, there are four women that don't come across as crazy (Silverman, Bamford, piano teacher, woman at the pharmacy) in any way to me. Pamela, the most prominent female presence last season, was clearly more level headed than Louie.

[firehawk12]

The Marc Maron thing was basically Dane Cook redux. I was half expecting them to replay their podcast "reunion" (which is referenced by the whole crying bit), but it was cute for him to just write it off.

I think it's only a moment that comedy nerds would appreciate I suppose.

[Cindres]

Delores is such a wreck, great character. Pharmacist scene was also awesome, and the whole speech leading up to "Yeah, this happened 5 years ago" was great.

[Balehead]

Thought it was a good episode until the piano lesson started. Then it became quite mediocre in my opinion. Delores was fantastic again.

[Cornballer]

[Daydream Sequence]

Didn't love it. Didn't hate it. The only part that stood out to me was the oft quoted bit about the rug. After last week it was pretty much going to be impossible to top that bit of genius.

[Cornballer]

- Slate.com review and ongoing discussion

[dead souls]

Pretty, pretty good episode. Loved seeing Marc Maron.

[bud]

what an amazing episode save for the silverman bit--that really took away my joi de vivre for a moment.

"you came over here five years ago, and said the exact same thing."

hahaha.

[Booya]

So when i watch comedy stuff and people are watching it with me i tend to laugh more than watching it alone. But this new louie episode had me in tears. The other episodes were fantastic but this one just made me laugh out loud hillariously and it still fit in the marc maron stuff which i was very eager to see. awesome stuff

[Copernicus]

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So many mispelt words, I want to stab my eyes out.

[Cornballer]

So many mispelt words, I want to stab my eyes out.

Gah, that's awful. Didn't notice when I was rehosting the image since I already knew what it was supposed to say.

[TripOpt55]

The rug rant was excellent... haha.

[big ander]

Wow did Maria Bamford steal her scene or what. That was hilarious. Rug bit was good too.

Not too high on this ep though. Old lady at the pharmacy didn't work well and not being a huge maron fan made that whole arc a bit less funny. Silverman was killing it though, especially in the credits about the not dead person (who was that?). And I couldn't believe that was a real special because I thought there was no way they were doing work like that in the 80s. Realized it must have been a 90s special that CK decided to pretend was from the 80s to make it seem longer ago for some reason. Pretty sure of that too because the internet's telling me Silverman wasn't performing until the 90s

[Schweini]

The rug rant was excellent... haha.

This. I also loled when he took a picture of his penis and then freaked out.

His facial expression at the drugstore after the old lady leaves was hilarious, too.

[Meier]

Just watched the last two episodes. Fucking excellent. The Never character was absolutely insane.. where does he come up with this stuff. :lol

Can't believe he made Sarah Silverman likeable!

[nomis]

This episode didn't make me cum, but it was fine. I need to listen to this Maron podcast.

[ATF487]

I was really hoping he would go to therapy and it would be led by Johnathan Katz. Get on that Louie

Good ep though, I love Dolores and will go check out that WTF show. I've listened to a few and I like Maron with the guests but his intros turn me off sometimes

[BigAT]

I was really hoping he would go to therapy and it would be led by Johnathan Katz. Get on that Louie Good ep though, I love Dolores and will go check out that WTF show. I've listened to a few and I like Maron with the guests but his intros turn me off sometimes

I usually just skip to 10:00-12:00 in and find the beginning of the interview. I like Maron well enough, but I only listen to his podcast for interviews with comedians that I'm interested in.

[UrbanRats]

Ikea and Pharmacy moments were good stuff.
Not as good as last episode, but not bad.

What's with the piano teacher though? There wasn't a gag or anything so i hope she'll be coming back.

[Jitters]

When he covered her up in the blanket when she was crying in IKEA was the funniest part to me. Really funny episode ,but I didn't like it as much as Daddy's Girlfriend (Part 2), which has been my favorite of the season.

[-Pyromaniac-]

The rug part was hilarious because I'm the same exact way. I really don't care about that kind of stuff.

[Messofanego]

The blowjob stuff and the rug made this already the funniest episode of this season.

"Notify me when you want me to...suck it." dat delivery

[BigAT]

"So, uh...fuck you or...sorry. I don't know which one."

Line of the episode.

[Cornballer]

- Deleted scene "Apologize" that's been making the rounds (youtube)

[Shaneus]

That's brilliant. The last line Louie has is the shit.

[kaskade]

- Deleted scene "Apologize" that's been making the rounds (youtube)

It seems like they took it down. :(

[faceless007]

Got the season 1 Blu-Ray for my birthday. I don't think I ever saw more than 1 or 2 episodes of it, so how was it compared to this season?

[big ander]

Got the season 1 Blu-Ray for my birthday. I don't think I ever saw more than 1 or 2 episodes of it, so how was it compared to this season?

Well I would say season 1 is excellent, season 2 is brilliant, and season 3 is fantastic

[Cornballer]

It seems like they took it down. :(

Here's a non-youtube link over on The Chive

[lazybones18]

Here's a non-youtube link over on The Chive

Awesome, yet also adorable

[Cornballer]

New episode tonight:

Dad Louie gets a rash.

[Eggman]

New episode tonight:

I also have a rash today.

[blame space]

NEW EP IN 15

wilfred is p god tonite

[Cornballer]

It's on.

[Sanjuro]

It's on.

Christ, thank you for bumping the thread.

[BuddyJoeHooker]

Good Opening

[-Pyromaniac-]

Already more funny stuff in this episode than the whole season.