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Lucky Louie Get Out (2006–2007) Online

Lucky Louie Get Out (2006–2007) Online
Original Title :
Get Out
Genre :
TV Episode / Comedy
Year :
2006–2007
Directror :
Andrew D. Weyman
Cast :
Louis C.K.,Pamela Adlon,Mike Hagerty
Writer :
Louis C.K.,Mary Fitzgerald
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
24min
Rating :
8.1/10
Lucky Louie Get Out (2006–2007) Online

Tina's rebellious daughter Shannon walks out of her mother's life--and into Louie and Kim's.
Episode cast overview:
Louis C.K. Louis C.K. - Louie
Pamela Adlon Pamela Adlon - Kim
Mike Hagerty Mike Hagerty - Mike
Laura Kightlinger Laura Kightlinger - Tina
Jim Norton Jim Norton - Rich
Rick Shapiro Rick Shapiro - Jerry
Kim Hawthorne Kim Hawthorne - Ellen (credit only)
Jerry Minor Jerry Minor - Walter (credit only)
Kelly Gould Kelly Gould - Lucy
Emma Stone Emma Stone - Shannon
Dave Allen Dave Allen - Professor Bill (as Dave 'Gruber' Allen)
Robert Eaton Robert Eaton - Carl (as Robert Vernon Eaton)
Robert John Brewer Robert John Brewer - Clerk (as Robert Brewer)
Amanda Ravitch Amanda Ravitch - Girl
Adam Bobrow Adam Bobrow - Guy


User reviews

Rit

Rit

Lucky Louie Episode, "Get Out" should have been nominated for an Emmy. One of the most memorable, Female Power, Woman to Young Woman dialogue scenes between Pamela Adlon and Emma Stone you will ever see on Television. I suspect that because neither character pulled out a gun at any point and there was no chase scene that I can recall their interaction will probably never garner the respect it deserves.
Manemanu

Manemanu

I recently read a Rolling Stone profile on Ms. Stone, and it mentioned that she was on this show eleven years ago, appearing shortly after she first arrived in L.A. to make it as an actor. So I thought I'd check it out, as I'd never seen her Pre-"Superbad", and hadn't seen this early Louis C.K. series either.

The overall show is supposed to be a throwback to the sitcoms of yesteryear (think All in the Family and/or The Honeymooners), with sparse sets, confrontational comedy and a live audience. While it certainly was watchable, and E.S. did a nice job as a brash teen, it just didn't seem to be totally working on any level, and I can certainly see why HBO axed this thing after one season. Ultimately, I'm sure Pam Adlon was happy it got whacked, as she jumped right into a long run on Californication, which no matter how much it got bashed at the end, was a better show than this one.