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Glenn Garvin's review of Louie for Miami Herald

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Louie is so low-key that it has no discernible pulse. To say it's unfunny is accurate (profoundly so) but also beside the point: It's un-anything.... Read More

David Hinckley's review of Louie for New York Daily News

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

We see his standup act and we laugh. We watch this whole package and the laughs are sporadic. Someday he may find the scripted sitcom that captures his humor. Not this time.... Read More

Mark A. Perigard's review of Louie for Boston Herald

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Louie differs from his late, unlamented 2006 HBO show “Lucky Louie” in that he dials back the volume. Yet he manages to not only push but also assault the boundaries of what’s acceptable for basic cab... Read More

Jonathan Storm's review of Louie for Philadelphia Inquirer

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

This series, perhaps because there are some standards, even though it's on late and on FX, is gentler and has potential. But somebody needs to step in and tell Louis to round up a few friends and save... Read More

Brian Lowry's review of Louie for Variety

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

The nice part about Louie is that its loose structure creates ample possibilities, while its grainy vision of New York approximates the feel of an independent film. For all that, the laughs come only ... Read More

Matthew Gilbert's review of Louie for Boston Globe

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Louie isn’t a learning-and-hugging show by any means; but amid all of C.K.’s cocky bluster and politically incorrect language, there are plenty of rich moments of respite, when people with polarized w... Read More

Ellen Gray's review of Louie for Philadelphia Daily News

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Animals that presumably form attractions based on factors other than sense of humor might indeed think it idiotic to like a guy just because he puts himself down, but there's something undeniably ende... Read More

Alessandra Stanley's review of Louie for The New York Times

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

It 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.... Read More

James Poniewozik's review of Louie for Time

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Some of the later episodes (I've seen four) are uneven, and the stories sometimes have the feel of standup riffs literally adapted for the screen. But even those can be funny and well-observed.... Read More

Verne Gay's review of Louie for Newsday

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Often 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.... Read More

Paige Wiser's review of Louie for Chicago Sun-Times

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

If "Seinfeld" had an absurdist, bitter brother, it would be Louie. Denis Leary and Louis C.K. may not deserve our sympathy, but they've earned the laughs.... Read More

M.T. Richards's review of Louie for Slant Magazine

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

His chronic pessimism may grow harder to tolerate over the course of a 13-episode season, but for now, Louie provides brooding wit and genuine pathos in substantial enough doses to eclipse any shortco... Read More

Troy Patterson's review of Louie for Slate

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Louis C.K.--or, more precisely, the comic persona we see him deploy in segments of his consistently excellent stand-up act and in uneven short films amounting to blurts of surrealistic autobiography--... Read More

Hank Stuever's review of Louie for Washington Post

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Louie intelligently harnesses the dark cloud that follows a truly funny man everywhere he goes.... Read More

Matt Roush's review of Louie for TV Guide

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Divorced at 42, with two young daughters he dotes on, Louie is too sour and smart to be a true sad sack, but his ambling acid-laced misadventures have a raw and revealingly witty electricity, especial... Read More

Heather Havrilesky's review of Louie for Salon

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

As funny as he is, it's clear that Louis C.K. doesn't just want to tell jokes. He wants to present the full force of his terrible brain, the ways that he eats himself alive day after day.... Read More

Barry Garron's review of Louie for Hollywood Reporter

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

The star also is the writer, director and editor, does a much better job of translating Louis C.K.'s wit and comic irreverence to a weekly series. It deserves to catch on, though it's back-and-forth s... Read More

Aaron Barnhart's review of Louie for Kansas City Star

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

The indie-director touches do not narrow the appeal of Louie. It is, however, strictly for adults.... Read More

Rob Owen's review of Louie for Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Often 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.... Read More

Review of Louie for Chicago Tribune

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Most of the time, it's hard not to laugh with--and identify with--Louie as he catalogues his misfortunes and insecurities. His problems may not be new, but Louie's execution is frequently delightful.... Read More

Ken Tucker's review of Louie for Entertainment Weekly

Posted on Sep 11, 2010

Just trust me, this show is super-funny.... Read More

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