Louie (TV series) - Wikipedia. Louie is an American comedy- dramatelevision series on the FX network that began airing in 2. It is written, directed, edited, and produced by the show's creator, comedian. Louis C. K. The show has a loose format atypical for television comedy series, consisting of largely unconnected storylines and segments (described by FX president John Landgraf as . Each episode features either two stories (which may or may not connect thematically) or a longer full- episode story (often consisting of numerous connected shorter pieces).

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Louie lacks a regular fixed cast, and instead features many guest.

The stories of all episodes revolve around Louie. The pieces are interspersed with short clips of Louie's stand- up, usually performed in New York comedy clubs, mainly the Comedy Cellar and Carolines in Manhattan. The stand- up in the show consists of original material recorded for the series, and is usually shot from the stage rather than from the more traditional audience perspective.

Sometimes these comedy segments are integrated into the stories themselves, whereas other times they simply serve to bookend them with a loosely connected topic. In the first season, blunt, socially awkward conversations between Louie and his therapist are also shown occasionally. Beginning in the third season, some episodes do not feature any stand- up performances or the opening credit sequence. Episodes in the series have standalone plots, although some recurring roles (e. Louie's playdate friend Pamela, portrayed by Pamela Adlon, who was C. K.'s co- star in Lucky Louie) occasionally provide story arc continuity between episodes.

Continuity is not enforced; for example, Louie's mother has been portrayed in two very different ways. For two examples, the episode . Beginning in the third season, Louie has moved toward story continuity within the season, and it includes multi- episode story arcs. Louie lacks a regular fixed cast, and instead features many guest appearances by stand- up comedians and actors.

As a stand- up comedian in New York, Louie's social circle on the show consists mainly of other comedians, and many notable comedians (such as Nick Di. Paolo, Todd Barry, Jim Norton, Sarah Silverman, Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld) have had recurring roles as fictionalized versions of themselves. Most episodes tend to focus on Louie's interactions with new characters. However, the show features a number of recurring characters, including Louie's two daughters, Lilly (Hadley Delany) and Jane (Ursula Parker); his brother Robbie (Robert Kelly); his teenage- looking agent Doug (Edward Gelbinovich); Pamela (Pamela Adlon), the playdate friend and potential love interest; Dr. Ben (Ricky Gervais), Louie's obnoxious and immature doctor; Louie's therapist (David Patrick Kelly); and his ex- wife, Janet (Susan Kelechi Watson).

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Since Louie lacks continuity between episodes, supporting actors occasionally reappear in multiple roles, as is the case with William Stephenson, who appears as a bus driver in the pilot and as himself in . Murray Abraham, who plays a swinger in .

Furthermore, Louie's mother and sisters have each been portrayed by multiple actresses, although his children have been consistently portrayed by Delany and Parker since the middle of the first season. His ex- wife is portrayed by Brooke Bloom in a flashback scene of .

Louie's older daughter. She is highly intelligent and earnest, but isn't happy at the public school she and her sister attend. Ursula Parker as Jane. Louie's younger daughter. She is precocious and impulsive, with a vivid imagination.

Jane is originally portrayed by Ashley Gerasimovich for four episodes in the first season before Parker took over the role. She is a talented violinist with a knack for foreign languages. Pamela Adlon as Pamela. A friend of Louie's and love interest. Their children play together at the local playground, which is where Louie and Pamela form a friendship which eventually causes Louie to develop unrequited feelings for her. Pamela moves to Paris in the second season finale, hoping to reconcile with her estranged husband, but returns in the fourth season and says she is now ready for a relationship with Louie.

Adlon also serves as a consulting producer and has co- written five episodes with C. K. Louie's ex- wife. Todd Barry as Todd.

A friend and rival of Louie's who constantly criticizes and patronizes him, albeit in jest. He is single and has no children, once describing for his comedian friends who are married with children (including Louie) what the hell he does all day. Hannibal Buress as Hannibal.

A friend of Louie's that he plays poker with on a regular basis. Rick Crom as Rick. Another friend of Louie who plays poker with him regularly. He has dubbed himself . One of Louie's closest friends whom he sees regularly to play poker.

He is openly conservative and once got into a heated argument over the merits of President Barack Obama. Robert Kelly as Robbie, Louie's brother. He's extremely overweight and tends to stress or upset Louie. Jim Norton as Jim. One of Louie's poker buddies and close friends. Chris Rock as himself. He appears in various episodes playing himself as a friend and confidant of Louie.

He spreads the news about Louie being a potential David Letterman successor. Jerry Seinfeld as himself. Seinfeld portrays a fictionalized version of himself who is a rival to Louie. Seinfeld first appeared in . He later appears in . Another friend of Louie that dates back to their days starting out as comedians in the 1.

Guest stars. He is directing a remake of The Godfather, and casts Louie as a police officer but ultimately is stymied by Louie's utter incompetence as an actor. From the episode . A personal trainer whose child attends the same school as Louie's children. He attempts to get Louie into shape, but ends up driving Louie to having a near- fatal heart attack. He appears in . Ben Mitchell. Louie's doctor who is a sadistic practical joker but considers himself a friend to Louie nonetheless. His death is vaguely implied in season 4.

Gervais appears in . Louie's psychologist who appears in .

A mysterious doctor brought in by Louie's Catholic school as a child who graphically describes Jesus Christ's crucifixion. He appears in the episode . A dentophobic dentist that, it's strongly implied, orally rapes a sedated Louie. He appears in . Murray Abraham as Jonathan. A mysterious swinger from New Jersey in the episode . Cook plays a fictionalized version of himself in the episode . Louie meets with him and they wind up addressing a silent feud inspired by real life as to whether or not Dane plagiarized his jokes.

Joan Rivers as herself. Louie wanders into one of her shows, and later goes up to her room in the hotel, where she speaks to him about her career before they sleep together. She appears in the second season episode . He plays the . He appears in the episode .

An old friend of Louie and fellow comedian. Watch War Machine Tube Free. After 2. 0 years absence, he and Louie reconnect, where Eddie reveals how he is planning to commit suicide.

He appears in the episode . A country musician who joins Louie on a USO tour in Afghanistan. Season 3. Gaby Hoffmann as April, Louie's girlfriend with whom he is trying reluctantly to break up. She appears in the first episode of the season. F. Murray Abraham as Excelsior Szekely. Louie's Mexican uncle who meets with him at a tea room to order Louie to go meet his estranged father.

Abraham appears in the episode . A friend of Louie's and fellow comic. After a sexual encounter, both she and Louie contract crabs.

She appears in . He appears in the . He interviews Louie, and later on when Louie is offered the job of David Letterman's successor, he calls Louie and congratulates him and gives him advice. Melissa Leo as Laurie Brent. A friend of a fellow comic of Louie's who is at a dinner party Louie attends. They are not compatible at first, but then later they have a conversation in Laurie's truck where she pleasures him and demands he reciprocates.