Tag Archives: Louis C.K.

January 1, 2012

2011: The Year That Wasn’t – Louie

FX’s Louie Aired: June to September When, as a critic, you stop writing about a number of shows, there is always the risk that your opinion will begin to lean towards the critical consensus, especially if that critical consensus is … Continue reading →

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Tagged as 2011, Analysis, Criticism, FX, Louie, Louis C.K., TV

September 10, 2011

Defying Definition: Louie, Finales, and the Pleasure of the Multitudinal

Defying Definition: Louie Season 2 September 10th, 2011 I haven’t written about Louie all season, which makes me one of the only people who hasn’t done so. Sometimes when this happens I’ll go into the archives and find vast collections … Continue reading →

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October 30, 2009

Halloween Comedy on NBC: Parks and Recreation, Community, The Office, 30 Rock

A review of the four 2009 Halloween episodes from NBC’s comedy lineup, focusing in on how each show uses Halloween differently (and more effectively in some cases than in others). Continue reading →

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Tagged as Abed, Batman, Beastmaster, Betty White, Bookface, Comedy, Costumes, Do Not Mock List, Gay Halloween, Greg Pikitis, Halloween, Introduction to Statistics, Jimmy Fallon, Koi Pond, Louis C.K., NBC, Princeton Parents' Weekend, Review, Rule of Threes, Stone Mountain, The Chuckle Hut, Vandalism, Worm Guy