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August 20, 2009

The Videogum "Louis C.K. Promise": Louie • Great news, you guys. Louis's show for FX has been picked up for 13 episodes. Nick Kroll and Paul Scheer are also getting a show on FX. Bartender, a round of high fives for the bar, please.

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cynthia littleton tries wayyyy too hard.

that being said, i think it might be time to have that "getting cable" conversation with myself again.

Posted by: astro at 08/20/09 11:15 AM  | Reply
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oh.

What are you talking about? You already have the Internet. You're set.

Posted by: oh. profile link  in reply to  astro's comment at 08/20/09 1:59 PM  | Reply
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Tooom

Oh god. Variety is always good for a Laff Of Love.

Posted by: Tooom profile link at 08/20/09 11:25 AM  | Reply
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brynn

FX is trying really hard and I think it's working.

Posted by: brynn profile link at 08/20/09 12:00 PM  | Reply
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Louis CK Comedian: Hilarious.
Louis CK Showrunner: Put a bullet in my head. The abomination that was his HBO series will keep me far, far away from this thing.

Posted by: zik at 08/20/09 5:00 PM  | Reply
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langford

I don't really like Nick Kroll.

Posted by: langford profile link at 08/20/09 7:26 PM  | Reply
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robinm

I love Louis and I LOVED Lucky Louie. We just watched them all again and that show kills me. Can't wait for the new show! Yay for the Videogum Louis C.K. Promise!!

Posted by: robinm profile link at 08/21/09 3:07 PM  | Reply
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