Louis C.K. 2017
Comedy • 2017 • 1 hr 14 min
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The very first line: “here’s what I think of abortion”. His fearlessness and ability to find humor in unlikely places is second to none
Good ole Louis. His thought process is very funny. Just check him out.
Not his best, but Louis's still one of the best comics out there.
He's a comedian and he's good at his job.
As always Louis C.K. delivers some clever entertainment, and shows his unique view on the world. Definetely one of the best comedians
Louis C.K. is always polarizing. This won't change your mind if you didn't like him before.
It’s not his best but it’s enough to make you smile for a little.
The cracks in Louis’ material were starting to show, repeated topics wearing thin, but still a very clever writer
He has better shows but this one is still hilarious and very witty. Absolutely worth watching, you'll laugh your ass off.
Louie’s material will always be gold no matter how is he viewed among our social culture
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