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Lucky Louie

  • Serie TV
  • 2006–2007
  • TV-MA
  • 30min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
7,8/10
10.994
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
Louis C.K. in Lucky Louie (2006)
SitcomCommedia

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA working class family and their oddball friends.A working class family and their oddball friends.A working class family and their oddball friends.

  • Creazione
    • Louis C.K.
  • Star
    • Louis C.K.
    • Pamela Adlon
    • Mike Hagerty
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,8/10
    10.994
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Creazione
      • Louis C.K.
    • Star
      • Louis C.K.
      • Pamela Adlon
      • Mike Hagerty
    • 52Recensioni degli utenti
    • 6Recensioni della critica
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    Louis C.K.
    Louis C.K.
    • Louie
    • 2006–2007
    Pamela Adlon
    Pamela Adlon
    • Kim
    • 2006–2007
    Mike Hagerty
    Mike Hagerty
    • Mike
    • 2006–2007
    Laura Kightlinger
    Laura Kightlinger
    • Tina
    • 2006–2007
    Jim Norton
    Jim Norton
    • Rich
    • 2006–2007
    Rick Shapiro
    Rick Shapiro
    • Jerry
    • 2006–2007
    Kim Hawthorne
    Kim Hawthorne
    • Ellen
    • 2006–2007
    Jerry Minor
    Jerry Minor
    • Walter
    • 2006–2007
    Kelly Gould
    Kelly Gould
    • Lucy
    • 2006–2007
    Blesst Bowden
    Blesst Bowden
    • Lisa
    • 2006–2007
    Nick Di Paolo
    Nick Di Paolo
    • Nick
    • 2006
    Michael Lawson
    • Paul
    • 2006
    Paul Nobrega
    Paul Nobrega
    • Gentleman…
    • 2006–2007
    Logan Raskin
    • A.A. attendee…
    • 2006
    Emma Stone
    Emma Stone
    • Shannon
    • 2006
    Wayne Wilderson
    Wayne Wilderson
    • Priest
    • 2006
    Jim Turner
    Jim Turner
    • Jeff
    • 2006
    Lou Myers
    Lou Myers
    • Clerk
    • 2006
    • Creazione
      • Louis C.K.
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    Recensioni degli utenti52

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    9D_Burke

    It's Not Too Late! Bring This Show Back To The Airwaves!

    Television is a strange industry. It just astounds me sometimes how a show with a devoted following (although not too high ratings) gets canceled without a TV network giving it the chance to let the word of mouth spread. After all, "Seinfeld" didn't get strong ratings when it debuted, but it eventually went on to be the #1 show on television. And it seems strange that while mediocre shows like "According to Jim" and "Will & Grace" are on for at least five seasons, great shows like "Arrested Development", "Freaks & Geeks", and "Sports Night" get the shaft early on.

    That said, DVD releases seem to be God's gift to TV. If it wasn't for TV shows being released to DVD, the aforementioned shows would be cast into oblivion without more people knowing how great they are. "Lucky Louie" can certainly be added to this list of great shows that were canceled too soon, and would have been unheard of had it not been for its DVD release.

    I bought the entire season on a whim at an out-of-business sale a local movie and music store was having. I vaguely remember it being on HBO a few years ago, and I know Louis C.K. is a big name in the comedy writing world. So I gave it a shot not knowing exactly what to expect. I later popped the first disk into my DVD played, watched the first episode, and the next thing you know, I couldn't stop watching it. It was that good.

    The show's premise is not entirely original, but it is a refreshing change from sitcoms where characters live in places they clearly can't afford with no visible means of income to support themselves. It's also good to see that in this 30-minute sitcom, the problems are surprisingly real, and they're not entirely solved by the end of the episode, nor are they forgotten about by the next episode. This element of familiarity adds real depth to the characters, and makes for very intriguing storytelling, something that has been lacking from a number of sitcoms over the last twenty years.

    Louis C.K. is like Conan O'Brien in the sense that he originally made a name for himself behind the camera, such as on "Saturday Night Live" and "The Chris Rock Show". His acting wasn't great on the pilot episode, and you could see signs of some nervousness initially. However, as the episodes progressed, he really got into his character and made the whole show work.

    Also noteworthy is Pamela Adlon, who plays his wife Kim. She works very well off of C.K., she looks like someone who would be married to an average guy, and she acted like a lot of people I know in similar situations. She was just a very genuine character.

    Of course, the freedom to swear and show nudity on HBO is the most obvious thing that differentiates this sitcom from even the edgiest network sitcoms. Any experienced comedy professional, including the most explicit comedians, can tell you that profanity in comedy is not funny in and of itself. It has shock value, but can kill the laughs when used in excess. If anyone understands that, it's Louis C.K. and the other actors on this show. There is swearing, but it's funny. If the swearing was taken out when aired on a network TV station, this sitcom would find itself on a standstill. It also would have a hard time incorporating the brilliant supporting actors who are underrated stand-up comics Rick Shapiro and Jim Norton, who are known for their dirty mouths but are still funny. "Lucky Louie" was lucky to find its place on HBO.

    I was just surprised that HBO canceled it as quickly as it did. Naturally, HBO made its name with original dramatic series including "The Sopranos" and "Oz", but they really should reconsider giving an edgy half-hour sitcom like this one another chance. One could argue that people don't normally turn to HBO for that type of show, but hour long dramatic series used to be exclusively for network TV. HBO may not bring this sitcom back from the grave, but they should have realized what kind of gem they had in their possession. In the long run, though, Louis C.K. has gotten more exposure, and he has since had his own hour-long stand-up special on none other than HBO. At least something good came out of the show being canceled in addition to a proper DVD release.

    "Lucky Louie" was a brilliant show that was shorter lived than it should have been. I recommend anyone who has not seen it yet to go to your video store, or go on Netflix, and rent the first disk with the first six episodes. You may find yourself immediately wanting to see the next disk.
    10thegenerator-1

    Excellent, refreshing, original

    This is a very good and refreshing show that makes you laugh out loud and surprises you each episode.

    I don't really get it why they cancel it and immediately schedule a DVD release?

    Maybe it was too real for HBO to deal with and they've gone soft!

    Anyway, this small little show should have gotten a second chance because it really had the potential to become a cult series. I really don't get what's up with cancelling all these nice shows nowadays and lame stuff keeps on running for years. What's up with that?

    Your loss HBO. Seriously.
    8kdogg427

    Potty Humor, yes.

    ...But my crap stinks so I don't consider this a bad thing. In reality, people make dirty jokes, and do dirty things. If you can not deal with that like an adult and laugh, then go back to first grade.

    With that out of the way. This show has great potential. People smoke, drink, and have sex. And what I like is that topics aren't tip-toed around like in network sitcoms. The shows adults act like adults, instead of saints. They do things that people really do, and say things people really say.

    Bottomline: it doesn't pull punches to please people that think they are above anything with an 'F' bomb and masturbation. These things really exist, and people need to grow up, and realize this.
    8Pem1227

    Synopsis/Continuity goof

    I didn't think I'd like this show, but I truly did. My husband saw the previews and asked me to tape it for him so I watched it. He is an over the road truck driver. I don't know the cast member's names, but the black guy living across the hall is fabulous. His expressions say it all. The little girl playing Lucy was so cute asking "why" to all of Louie's adult explanations.

    I do have a comment about continuity, tho. In Louie's kitchen, there is a window over the sink. Since there is another apartment to the right of his (facing the front door), there cannot be a window in the kitchen, unless it is looking into the apartment next door.
    kmanton

    The point of Lucky Louie

    In no way is it supposed to be groundbreaking like Six Feet Under, The Sorpranos, or any other HBO programming. Lucky Louie is a sitcom that is filmed, and can be shown, on HBO. They intentionally aren't trying to break the box here, folks; that's the point. I am looking forward to this show because I am sick and tired of the generic, pansy, overly formulaic, and frankly unfunny sitcom shows on network TV (and by this I don't mean My Name Is Earl, The Office, or Arrested Development, but of the Freddy, Dharma and Greg variety). This show will be a breath of fresh air and will give me a great night of comedy (Entourage, Lucky Louie and Tourgasm). I can't wait.

    Also, I'm sad to report that cast member Jim Norton might not make season 2 because of his battle with AIDS. I'm currently watching his puppy and refilling his broth bowl. Thoughts and prayers.

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      According to Louis C.K., the series had better ratings than Deadwood (2004), but a certain HBO executive hated the show and pushed for it to be cancelled. The executive felt that the show's working class image did not fit with the network's high class image.
    • Blooper
      Louis' apartment has a window in the kitchen looking out to a building in the distance, but in the hallway there is a door to another apartment (straight across from Walter and Ellen's apartment), which would be right behind where Louis' window is.
    • Citazioni

      Tina: Why?

      Louie: Because God is Dead and we're alone!

      Tina: Okay.

    • Connessioni
      Featured in Lucky Louie: A Week in the Life (2007)

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    • Data di uscita
      • 11 giugno 2006 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
    • Celebre anche come
      • American Dream
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Hollywood Center Studios - 1040 N. Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, Stati Uniti(Studio)
    • Aziende produttrici
      • 3 Arts Entertainment
      • Circus King Productions
      • HBO Independent Productions
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      • 30min
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      • 1.78 : 1

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