This season has been pretty great imo. Nice balance between comedy and drama imo.
Louie (S4) premeires tonight :blessed:
- Thread starter Lord Beasley
- Start date
Conscious Pilot
Do Better.
Louie officially out the friend zone 
Damn season already over
Damn season already over
TheNatureBoy
Veteran
This season went out on a happy note for Louie, with him in the bathtub with Pamela.
Some of the art they were looking at in the 1st episode
Him pushing that button
Pamela bringing up the fact that Janet was black, had to be a nod to the audience
Some of the art they were looking at in the 1st episode
Him pushing that button
Pamela bringing up the fact that Janet was black, had to be a nod to the audience
Apollo Kid
Veteran
You right. He said her mother was white.
Apollo Kid
Veteran
This season went out on a happy note for Louie, with him in the bathtub with Pamela.
Some of the art they were looking at in the 1st episode
Him pushing that button
Pamela bringing up the fact that Janet was black, had to be a nod to the audience
Some of these galleries especially out in Brooklyn be on that hipster bullshyt breh.
Mikael Blowpiff
#LosIngobernabrehs
I'm conflicted about them finally talking about the elephant in the room
pamela looked very fukkable this ep....
louie looked like an albino elephant getting into the bathtub....
louie looked like an albino elephant getting into the bathtub....
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO :deadcena2::deadcena2::deadcena2:
Mikael Blowpiff
#LosIngobernabrehs
like a dirty little jazz whore? :pervpaul:
Box Cutta
Bumbling Sidekick
Didn't like this season too much...I understand where he was going with it....but I didn't really want this journey through his romantic life and while some may appreciate that "growth" in the show...I was the kinda guy that loved the strange, surreal, date leaving in a helicopter aspect of Louie.
"In The Woods" felt like a Coen Brothers film....got a strong "A Serious Man" vibe from it....great work on his behalf....but it's not what I really *wanted*.
Honestly...this season felt like it was closer to Lucky Louie than Louie.
Before, it was...unique and raised questions. It fukked with our expectations. BUT we ultimately got over it and just focused on the actual characters.
Hell...it almost felt like it was progressive in some aspect. Like Louie was purposefully bucking our conception of casting (This happens in theater all the time, but rarely in film/television).
But it just gets explained away as some genetic anomaly....felt kind of cheap to me.
It's an example of the surrealism being taken out of the show.
"In The Woods" felt like a Coen Brothers film....got a strong "A Serious Man" vibe from it....great work on his behalf....but it's not what I really *wanted*.
Honestly...this season felt like it was closer to Lucky Louie than Louie.
I really disliked it. In fact, that point was, for me, emblematic of the change in tone that I'm talking about.
Before, it was...unique and raised questions. It fukked with our expectations. BUT we ultimately got over it and just focused on the actual characters.
Hell...it almost felt like it was progressive in some aspect. Like Louie was purposefully bucking our conception of casting (This happens in theater all the time, but rarely in film/television).
But it just gets explained away as some genetic anomaly....felt kind of cheap to me.
It's an example of the surrealism being taken out of the show.
