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Louie has another rough time as Season 2 concludes
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Louie's niece visits.
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Louie has an adventure in Afghanistan
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Louie take his daughters trick-or-treating and meets a Hollywood mogul
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Louie reunites with an old friend.
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Louie explores a lifelong habit.
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Louie reflects on his career failures and tries to score concert tickets for his daughter.
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Louie rides in the subway and hangs out with his friend Pamela (Pamela Adlon).
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Louie takes his daughters to visit his great aunt.
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Louie has a rough show in Atlantic City, but he does get some career advice from Rivers (playing herself), who's appearing at the same casino. "What we do is a calling," she tells him. "We make people happy." Louie's st...
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Louie looks for a new home. Suffice to say, it's a quixotic search. Louie's stand-up topics include the British royal family's ethnicity and his own financial inadequacies. Donna Hanover plays a real-estate agent.
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Louie has an unsettling encounter on his way to a first "non-date," prompting some sparkling conversation. ("We're constantly on the edge of existence and nothing.") He also receives an intriguing proposition while dropp...
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Season 2 opener: Louie's sister (Rusty Schwimmer) shows up unexpectedly, and with unexpected news. In stand-up segments, Louie muses on divorce and his daughters' abilities (and lack thereof).
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Season 1 finale: Louie goes out for the evening.
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Louie tries to get in shape.
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Louie explores religion.
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Louie tries to branch out. He also goes to the dentist.
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Louie looks back at how he learned about the birds and bees.
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Louie encounters a neighbor.
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Louis' brother has a weird request; Louis deals with his family.
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Louie appears in a movie---reluctantly. Matthew Broderick appears as himself.
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Louie goes on a trip and plays club dates in the South.
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Louie sets up a play date for his daughters with the son of a dour woman (Pamela Adlon) he meets at a PTA meeting. He also receives an unusual compliment from a young woman who caught his act at the Comedy Cellar.
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Louie goes to a doctor (Ricky Gervais) who's a high-school friend with an odd sense of humor. Then, after performing at the Comedy Cellar, he dines with another old pal (Nick Di Paolo), a fellow comedian with wildly diff...
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Louie goes to a doctor (Ricky Gervais) who's a high-school friend with an odd sense of humor. Then, after performing at the Comedy Cellar, he dines with another old pal (Nick Di Paolo), a fellow comedian with wildly diff...
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Louis and friends play poker; Louis' divorce is final.
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Louis goes on a date; Louis takes a field trip with his daughters.