Sincerely Louis CK

Within 2 minutes, you will remember how utterly dark and intensely funny Louis CK is. Yeah, he addresses the situation a bit at first, and more later on. The only thing you need from a review is whether this special stands up to the level of quality that you have gotten from him over the years. Yes, it does. And if you're on here to simply give him 1 star and vote that all of the positive reviews are not helpful - because you're simply fighting against him - then good for you. It makes no difference other than to make you think you're chipping away at his livelihood. But again... you're not. It's a great special and I didn't hesitate a second to buy it and I began not regretting it right away.

Unsurprisingly, he still got it. It may be not his best work, but by far is one of the best sets I've seen on the last 2~3 years, together with the stand ups of Bill Burr, and Chappelle. Ultimately, I'm glad he's back.

He hasn't missed a step, and he's just as funny and twice as uncomfortable as he ever was.

Without any studio backing, no advertising (at least none that I saw), and the whole internet pretending that his career is over, this guy releases an hour of gut-busting and cringe-inducing commentary and laments destroying any competition or doubts about his abilities.

I love/hate the way he digs into the most awkward and embarrassing stuff. But it's actually comforting to have people who can simply talk straight about how hard and absurd life is, without striving to project some idealized version of what a Successful Good Human they are. He even wore a stained shirt for his "comeback" as he dug up his worst demons for everybody to laugh at.

His perversity is an act of kindness for the wretched creatures of the earth. Like when he talks about how not all disabled people are Special Olympians, some of them just wish they had legs, and that's okay. You can just relax. Life is hard.

And he just sells this on his website. It's not a netflix special, there was no fanfare, no nonsense, just an hour of laughter. And it's really good.

Louis CK is a master at illuminating the absurdity at most contemporary controversial subjects. Comedy has been dead for some time and this was the comedic resurrection the USA needed. Thank You!

I knew his return was imminent but deep down inside I was worried that he would give in to all the outrage and actually go soft in his new material. But now he seems like a comedian with nothing to lose, not afraid of liberal media bashing him or twitter mob "canceling" him for his jokes. His jokes have gone even darker than before and he doesn't shy away from discussing what he's done. This a ruthless and glorious return and huge middle finger to all SJWs trying to make geniuses like him disappear.