Louis C.K. 2017

I don't usually laugh much, i laughed while watching this.

I never laughed that hard watching a stand-up in my whole life. His shows are the best.

in order to make your wasted money worth a little bit, you reluctantly joined other brain-dead audience to laugh whatever that guy on the stage said, even from the very beginning when he stepped out onto the stage, nothing whatsoever was the least funny, you got to laugh to get some of your pennies back. A full house of fools laughing clueless to every word this unfunny guy churned out of his mouth. The audiences' phony and pretentious laughter simply made me sick and disgust. These people were so stupid like nuts, kept laughing at not-funny-all, contrite so-called Lewis CK formatted and stereotyped crap. This time, even this self-promoted comedian was the least funny guy on the planet, but the most disgusting party were the ridiculous audiences. When we find somebody clueless laughing at something or some words not funny at all, we usually consider him or her a crazy moron. What amazed me most is that all of the laughing audiences that night were morons. Those who sat there among the morons never even laughed at all were the sane few. Only those who never laughed that night were the people really true to themselves, others were simply pathetic morons.

Louis C.K is a respected, well-known comedian and because of that when you see on Netflix his new show, you expect to have a good laugh.

but how good is the show when you check the time to see how many minutes left?

Louis C.K loving his pessimistic, brutally honest sense on the outlook of life ..felt tiring, with long pauses between jokes just to repeat the last phrase again and then after maybe twenty seconds to impersonate that scene. There were a few good jokes and hearing Louis's opinion on simple events was entertaining as you love comedians for. But, to not spoil, the last 20 minutes were sad and "sucked out" of a finger in desperation to make it into appropriate time for a comedy show.

Six rating because Louis deserves after good shows to have a bad one off. maybe..or maybe not

Perhaps it is the last show of his. Who knows?

It's difficult to emulate the amount of mindful observation, courage and care, multiplied exponentially through the power of humor. Praised is Louis CK in 2017, 18 and 19 for delivering so much to the world. We look forward to following Louis on his next Netflix show on 2020.