Louie

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Louie, Ep. 5.07/08: “The Road” fittingly caps a ramshackle season

Louie, Ep. 5.06: “Sleepover” one of the series’ lightest-ever episodes

Louie, Ep. 5.05: “Untitled” pushes the series’ surreality past the breaking point

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Louie, Ep. 5.04: “Bobby’s House” eschews emasculation in search of deeper truth

Louie, Ep. 5.03: “Cop Story” examines male insecurity, served up two ways

Louie, Ep. 5.02: “A La Carte” resumes the ballad of Louie and Pamela

Louie, Ep. 5.01: “Potluck” a too-familiar misfire

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Robin Williams’ most under appreciated performances

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Louie, Ep. 4.13-14, “Pamela Part 2” and “Pamela Part 3” cap a season-long look at communication

Louie Ep. 4.11-12 “Into the Woods (Parts 1 & 2)” is Louie’s most ambitious hour yet

Louie Ep. 4.09-10 “Elevator (Part 6)”/”Pamela (Part 1)” are equal parts beautiful and unsettling

Louie, Ep. 4.07-08, “Elevator Part 4” and “Elevator Part 5” examine isolation and perception

Louie, Ep. 4.05-06, “Elevator Part 2” and “Elevator Part 3” continue Louie’s existential journey of (not) understanding women

Louie, Ep. 4.03-04, “So Did the Fat Lady” and “Elevator (Part 1)” capture panic, disappointment, anger, and much more

Louie, Ep. 4.01-02, “Back” and “Model” see the series return in style

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Mad Men, Ep. 6.08, “The Crash”: “You Have to Feel It”