We were genuinely peeved in 2012 when Louis CK confirmed that Louie would not return for a fourth season until 2014. Suddenly, 2014 has arrived and we're finally being treated to some brand new ...

Louie, the eponymous series by Louis CK has returned with two new episodes filled with more of the strange and admittedly self-satisfied adventures of a fictional version of Louis CK himself. The two ...

Louie returns tonight at 10 p.m. on FX for its fourth season, and by all accounts it is still the same old hysterical, heartbreaking, critically-acclaimed Louie, even after a two-year break. But it's ...

The latest teaser for Louie's fourth season sees the comic confronting death. Various clips of Louis CK in the short teaser feature his character contemplating life after death, and facing off with a ...

For someone who has taken the onset of his forties as a signal to give up (“I know too much about life to have any optimism”), Louis CK – or at least the character he plays based on himself in FX’s ...

In this fourth season of Louie, public school has been a lurking undercurrent, popping up in time for momentary diatribes and flashback settings. The real Louis CK isn’t afraid to voice his own ...

Spoilers for last night’s Louie below: In “Something Is Wrong,” the the season premiere of Louie, Louis CK’s alter ego protagonist bought himself a motorcycle. I’ve seen the first five episodes of the ...

The most recent season of "Louie" centered largely on what turned out to be a prescient plot: the impending retirement of David Letterman. In the alternate "Louie" universe, Louis C.K. was secretly ...

Louis CK fans didn't get a new season of the comedian's unconventional, self-parodying FX program Louie. In its place, shot in secret and screened in Toronto, is a new feature film I Love You, Daddy.

Comedian Louis CK, mastermind behind the FX show Louie, announced today that the series—the third season of which ended last month—would not return to television in mid-2013 as planned. Instead, ...

The current season of "Louie" has been a lot of things: sweet, sad, scary, fantastical, poignant, revelatory, disturbing, riveting and even repellent. What it hasn't been is consistently funny. Which ...