A little dose of Louis CK for ya...

[danox3]

His youngest daughter on the show, is amazing. I foresee great things in her future as an actor (or musician)

[Raw Ting]

wasn't terrible, but pretty blah...really didn't laugh at all.

[Ray]

yeah not a lot of breathing room for funny, unless his daughter hiding in the closet was supposed to be a big payoff. that stupid girl having an O in the coffee shop was pretty lol.

[spacehamster]

Fucking Christ, Chloe Sevigny in that sweater.

[Ray]

His youngest daughter on the show

My favorite.

yeah.

imdb:

Ursula Parker
Trivia:
She is a prodigious violinist; played Carnegie Hall at age 8.

I nearly forgot but the funniest part of that episode were Louie's two gay neighbors from a season ago being too busy fighting to help him...

[Ray]

hahahah YES. I've seen that guy everywhere ever since that Seinfeld scene.

[spacehamster]

Best episode in like a month and nobody's talking about it. Pht.

[ghost boner]

good episode for sure, i wonder if they really asked him to take over for letterman?

[spacehamster]

i wonder if they really asked him to take over for letterman?

Not likely. Besides, if Letterman was actually retiring, chances are they'd consider moving Ferguson to his slot first. I just really wonder how much of that conversation with the CBS exec was basically Louie confessing his worst fears through one of his characters. That was such a weird, eerie scene to me.

Plus him complaining he doesn't even have time to jack off before the meeting was hilarious.

[Ray]

Besides, if Letterman was actually retiring, chances are they'd consider moving Ferguson to his slot first.

Sweet fancy Moses...

I just really wonder how much of that conversation with the CBS exec was basically Louie confessing his worst fears through one of his characters. That was such a weird, eerie scene to me.

Plus him complaining he doesn't even have time to jack off before the meeting was hilarious.

this. great episode, it's the first of three parts, according to louie himself.

[Raw Ting]

Great episode. I agree about the CBS exec expressing Louie's fears, however I highly doubt he still harbors those fears. Successful show, self distributed specials etc. Louie's made it. Glad he didn't go the schmooze shitbreath route of gay leno.

[danox3]

Has there been any explanation of his agent/manager?

[fallbacktostone]

Has there been any explanation of his agent/manager?

no

[Ray]

Not in the show but yeah, his IRL agent is actually a pretty young guy so he thought it would be funny to exaggerate that a little in the show, I guess.

[Raw Ting]

the black ex wife, young agent, etc are very subtle Easter eggs for the serious viewer to look out for

[Ray]

i wouldn't call the black ex wife with blonde daughters all that subtle

[Raw Ting]

Ray...

[fallbacktostone]

for the serious viewer

[Hostage Grenade II]

did my dvr drop the ball....or did they take a break?

[spacehamster]

No new ep last week.

[Ray]

oh, shit, I thought my TiVo was full

[altars of radness]

I'm not really feeling this new season. There have been a few really good episodes, and the Late Night arc seems like it's going to deliver big-time, but there have been more than a few times where I've been left thinking "that's it?" The intentional non-payoffs (daughter in the closet, running away from his dad) just seem lazy.

[ghost boner]

what a fuckn cameo!

[Ray]

yeah, that ruled. is the next episode the last? i actually think this season has been just fine.

[spacehamster]

I say this after almost every episode, but that may have been the best episode so far.