Louie was just sad he couldn't force his mom to watch him jack off because her head was stuck under a cinder block in a bathtub full of diarrhea (that was too cloudy to see through)
I love his surreal approach to things like that on the show. Another one that stands out is when the garbage men came into his bedroom and he just kept trying to ignore them.
It's amazing how I never notice it until someone in the comments mentions it. I swear, that happens every time I come back to this clip. Yet it's so salient and in your face when you notice it. Like Todd writing "Not Funny" on the table. I just don't notice because I'm listening to his other friend talking.
Well then it’s not a friend is it? What the fuck u even talking about. If u have and keep negative and sad people like Todd then u more fucked up than them.
@@At0mHeart no, he first said 'he does too' and then he replied I'm just kidding. And again I'm not... This is weird I have to write it out in a TH-cam comment.
If Louis had shortened his program by 5 minutes every episode, he could have had a five minute segment at the end of each one called, "The Remarkablely Unremarkable Adventures of Todd Barry", and it would be things like Todd getting a coke from a hotel vending machine, but the machine gives him extra change, so now he's all smug about getting the extra change, and he tells this attractive woman passing by that the vending machine gave him extra change, but she's not interested, but her plainer friend gives him a kind of interested look, so Todd smiles at her and then sips his coke.
Stewie .griffin yeah your right. Hm actually it would be better if Todd is at a bar and orders a drink, mid shelf, but the bartenders misheard him and pours him a top shelf drink. Todd is about to complain but then someone next to him compliments him on his taste. So Todd thinks yeah maybe I deserve this, and begins to strike up a conversation with the stranger next to him.
kobron1559 yes the whole show is about Louie and his mind; the way he sees things (like the homeless guy who's been abducted), who he wants to be (the black comics), and his mind (how he talks to himself).
Nice zombie background... Every detail, the layers in conversation, the facial expressions,... Louis really is on top of things. I wish someone had the balls to give him the opportunity of a follow up. Best television ever.
Louis said that he'd run out of ideas for 'that guy', even though I was thinking 'that guy' is basically him, so it makes me wonder how exactly that is possible. Anyway, maybe it was for the best. In the last season, it was turning into Synecdoche, New York. Very moody and conceptual. The hilarious comedy was kind of gone, and it was really the fusion between that and the existential angst which made earlier seasons really work.
It's easier to fill a background with monotonous behavior than having to direct extras to have fake conversations in the background. Plus idiots will think its some sort of social commentary.
I worked with a guy years ago and whenever I would do something wrong he would say something like "way to go stupid" and I would lmao. Love joking with good friends like that. Miss you, Chuck.
I love how in the diner Louie's not listening at all. Even when he says "What?" he's not listening, it's like he's so used to Todd at this point he's tuned him right out.
I just noticed that in the scene where Todd tells Louie to abandon his kids, everyone in the background in the coffee shop has their heads down on their phone.
I feel like todd around some of my friends the close ones and I do it because it's funny and sometimes they need it like I want them to be the best version and make them to try to be better and they mostly understand it, ngl it's not the best way but it's cool and sometimes funny af
1:48 is the best scene that shows the relationship between him and louie, they've been friends for so long and he's just said shit to him so much he's just like "whatever , yeah see ya later"
"You look tired.. very ugly also. Stupid, unfunny, what's wrong stupid?"
That would actually cheer me up immediately
Good to see you here bruv
Hahahahah Todd is the best. If I could have an imaginary friend, he’d just chirp me like this all day long and I’d be so happy.
The delivery was pristine also 😂 👌
somebody once told me
Louie was just sad he couldn't force his mom to watch him jack off because her head was stuck under a cinder block in a bathtub full of diarrhea (that was too cloudy to see through)
Having a friend like Todd reminds me of the symptoms of schizophrenia.
What's the other guy say about that?
pretty sure todd is supposed to be representative of a the voice in louie’s head so you’re not far off
What do you mean?
@@rubenbarrera7338Todd is Louis' inner monologue
😂
I always loved that Louis' manager is like 16 years old.
@brad monaghan i28
He said on O&A that his manager is kinda young so he made his manager of his show to be a literal child.
@@Aaron-gb7nd Genius...I hope he comes back soon.
@brad monaghan that's the beauty of 'Louie' the weirdest things about the show are rarely explained
@brad monaghan In my head i always thought Louie signed with that manager because he reminded Louie of a younger version of himself
Hannibal's face belongs in every background.
And no foreground.
That was a regular shit brix moments
you listen to wacka flocka at all?
Haha
This sucks man
Todd Barry was Louie’s Tyler Durden
Todd is Louie inner voice. Which makes the scene about his mother and the homeless diarrhea funnier.
Lou OkayYo when does it clarify Todd is his inner voice?
That is a fascinating perspective. Did Louis he indicate sth like that himself?
I think when Todd said "Wanna go to a movie later? By yourself?"
The remaining 90% of that story must be interesting
Wow you're right
I wanna know the remaining 90% of Todd’s project idea
The rest is whatever you imagine it to be 😯
I like you for saying that, you're my kind of girl!
I feel like it ends with it being called The Aristocrats
I really gotta know about the twists and turns
Let's just say we haven't seen the last of the homeless diarrhea.
Theory: Todd doesn't exist. He's a figment of imagination of Louie.
Love it.
Ah, shit i was ready to buy into it until 5:30
Why does everyone think ideas like this are clever? OOOOoo so mysterious. So 6th sense.
interesting
Todd Barry is Louis’ Tyler Durden
"Can I pitch and idea to you? It's a project."
"Yeah, sure."
"Okay, this is great. We start with your mom." 🤣
I fucking love Todd Barry, I love the way Louie entertains Todd EVERY time even though he knows he's just insulting him.
Humanshieldchorus00 Because he is inside his minde..
I almost wrote like the same exact comment. Todd kills me.
Louis CK writes this stuff.
Todd's just working on his material with Louis
There is no Todd, dear humanshieldchorus
It’s Louis’ inner voice, things he thinks but wouldn’t say out loud
I always love that he sees the girl's camo miniskirt and asks "so.. are you in the Army?"
what a huge disappointment that we'll never know the other 90% of Todd's "Louie's mom's bathtub diarrhoea" pitch
Just when it was getting good.
It makes me lol everytime like a little girl
No what else is a huge disappointment? Louie.
I love how louie apologizes for interrupting his delivery😂😅😅
The NPC staring at his phone and running into Louie at the coffee shop was perfect.
I love his surreal approach to things like that on the show. Another one that stands out is when the garbage men came into his bedroom and he just kept trying to ignore them.
It's amazing how I never notice it until someone in the comments mentions it. I swear, that happens every time I come back to this clip. Yet it's so salient and in your face when you notice it. Like Todd writing "Not Funny" on the table. I just don't notice because I'm listening to his other friend talking.
@@cmmmmmmmwor when he looked out the window and a black car kidnaps a homeless and replaces him with another homeless man and drives off.
Todd Barry is that friend you dont want around but then again you do
I've known people who actually keep these types of "friends" around. They're self deprecating and insecure an- they're basically Louie lol
Well then it’s not a friend is it? What the fuck u even talking about. If u have and keep negative and sad people like Todd then u more fucked up than them.
Todd Barry is that friend you dont want around but then again you don't want to be alone.
The funny thing is that he's the definition of an unfunny comedian
@Roughman The joke is that Todd is constantly saying everything negative Louie is thinking
Some twists and turns
The guy on his phone mindlessly walking into Louie while he talks to Todd and then brushes him away is hilarious.
My favorite part of the video
There’s a lot of weird random humor that may not be subtle but very easy to overlook. I love it.
I love how his friend defends him at the end, and says “he’s just kidding”
That guy wasn't defending him he said "he does too"
@@At0mHeart no, he first said 'he does too' and then he replied I'm just kidding. And again I'm not... This is weird I have to write it out in a TH-cam comment.
@@Movie2Documentary exactly what i said.. Who the fuck defended louie?
@@At0mHeart The guy who said "I'm just kidding"...
@@Bluew0lfie ah right.. On an unrelated note do you know what defend means?
“Abandon your kids, that way you can sleep later!”
“You suck man. You suck at comedy.”
Lol
The kid who bumps into Louie is like a vacuum robot.
It's hard to describe the feeling I get from this, kind of breaks my heart what an ordinary man may go through in his daily life. ....
Need more blinking
Drugs help
3:53 the way he says "nah i cant do that" and furrows his eyebrows
he was seriously considering it for a sec there aha
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
1:35
" Guess who I saw today."
" Fhoo?"
" I saw Lisa today."
" That's hilaaaaarious."
"It's official, you suck man!" and "I drew little pictures of your kids...and.... I ripped them up in front of their faces." had me in stitches
i laughed so hard i woke my gf up
Such a tight bit, so fucking funny.
Louis was trying hard not to break after the line about the pictures
@@karljung5210 ooh look at me i have a gf
"She'd probably pay for the drink too". I love that in Todd's mind that is a a big extra point. I find that detail so funny.
My favorite line as well. Louis came from poverty and I guess getting things for free appeals to him.
If Louis had shortened his program by 5 minutes every episode, he could have had a five minute segment at the end of each one called, "The Remarkablely Unremarkable Adventures of Todd Barry", and it would be things like Todd getting a coke from a hotel vending machine, but the machine gives him extra change, so now he's all smug about getting the extra change, and he tells this attractive woman passing by that the vending machine gave him extra change, but she's not interested, but her plainer friend gives him a kind of interested look, so Todd smiles at her and then sips his coke.
How would that be interesting?
Stewie .griffin yeah your right. Hm actually it would be better if Todd is at a bar and orders a drink, mid shelf, but the bartenders misheard him and pours him a top shelf drink. Todd is about to complain but then someone next to him compliments him on his taste. So Todd thinks yeah maybe I deserve this, and begins to strike up a conversation with the stranger next to him.
@@BamM88 its essentially the essence of Todd Barry from what I've heard this is exactly what his podcast is
This comment is gold.
I'm stupid. I thought you meant coke as in cocaine.
"...and I ripped the pictures up right in front of their faces"
Seriously, I miss this show. It was genius.
Watch Horace and Pete for a different kind of Louis project. It’s a tragedy, but super funny in some parts.
How was this funny in any way?
It's just cringe and sad, that's not comedy.
@jodo2785 How come I laughed then
1:16 the guy writing "NOT FUNNY" with an arrow toward louie 😂😂😂
I love how Louie no sells all of Todd's insults like hes not even there.
WroughtIronMGTOW makes you think
He's saying out loud what Louie thinks himself.
@@Ryuksgelus Or better yet - he's an actual figment of his imagination. A self-loathing voice that always seems so present, at all times
@@YodaZemunski the last scene were he taps the guys shoulder shows hes real
@@cornloin9732 This is after louie left. Its probably what he assumes people think of him when he's not there.
Todd is louie's inside voice criticising himself and fascilitating fucked up thoughts
Edan Sh dude you just fucked my mind up. Is that true? Cause it makes a lot of sense
kobron1559 yes the whole show is about Louie and his mind; the way he sees things (like the homeless guy who's been abducted), who he wants to be (the black comics), and his mind (how he talks to himself).
Richard Glenn Interesting.. must be lots of fun...
3:38 the kid is walking into Louie and Louie kind of shoves him out of the way lol
Lol I didn't even notice that the first time! Thanks. A sign I need to crash, if I'm slipping.
Lol that guy also walks straight into that woman in the background.
I’ve watched this scene many times but never noticed that guy before lol
Thanks!
anyone noticed todd write in chalk "not funny" with an arrow sign pointed at louis? HAHAHAHA.
Yeah we saw the video
Bogensohn I missed that part.
@@d0risthesheep I saw him writing but didn't notice what he said
No and I barely even noticed Louis was in this
Based on the comments, Todd is Louie's Tyler Durden, but instead of a figment of his confidence he's the embodiment of Louie's anxiety.
Nice zombie background...
Every detail, the layers in conversation, the facial expressions,... Louis really is on top of things. I wish someone had the balls to give him the opportunity of a follow up. Best television ever.
Louis said that he'd run out of ideas for 'that guy', even though I was thinking 'that guy' is basically him, so it makes me wonder how exactly that is possible.
Anyway, maybe it was for the best. In the last season, it was turning into Synecdoche, New York. Very moody and conceptual. The hilarious comedy was kind of gone, and it was really the fusion between that and the existential angst which made earlier seasons really work.
@@brianm2881 I'm all in for moody and conceptual Louis' style, but I see what you mean...
"it was good... Not great, it was good". The way he delivers that line is priceless.
Once everyone gets over his nonsense, we need this show back.
Agreed, maybe this video isnt a great representation but the philosphy and real dark themes and characters make this the greatest show ever.
Agreed. Now, would you mind standing there while I take this thing out? *unzip*
@@porkchop3328 Hey, if that's what does it for you, anything for a fellow Louie fan. I do get the option to retroactively change my mind, right?
He could do a new season on the fallout from his situation. That would be award winning TV with his writing.
He's a good man
I love the theory Todd is his inner voice
I love how in the background, young people are just being filler by standing around, scrolling their smartphones silently. Hilarious!
It's easier to fill a background with monotonous behavior than having to direct extras to have fake conversations in the background.
Plus idiots will think its some sort of social commentary.
I love the nonchalant redirection of the guy on his phone. Didn’t even phase Louis lol
"What's wrong, Stupid?" Freakin' great.
Todd Barry is underrated.
He sucks
@@bigbowlowrong4694 No, Louie's mother sucks. Didn't you listen to what he said?
Everything Todd Barry says is what every comic had to hear.
I worked with a guy years ago and whenever I would do something wrong he would say something like "way to go stupid" and I would lmao. Love joking with good friends like that. Miss you, Chuck.
Plot twist: Chuck actually hated you, and you suck and comedy.
Larry?
Wow, that was boring
I like that he said 'just kidding' in the end scene. Shows it's all kind of an in-joke they have. It's pretty sweet.
The more I watch Louie clips the more I notice the subtle genius in every scene
"I drew little pictures of them when I saw them and I ripped the pictures up right in front of their faces." had me fucking dying
that guy look like gollum between his transition from smeagol to gollum
tod barry
Yeah he's jewish
Thought you were talking about Jim Norton at the end
Ben Kays Jim Norton looks like he’s stuck between the transition from child to adult
What a great show. Love the pace and randomness of it.
Hannibal looked like a damn statue
Dude, I didn't even know Hannibal was in that scene. I knew he had a cameo in the show but searched endlessly for it. Good god he blends in.
Leonardo’s ‘Man with Pigeon Eyeballs’
It's called acting.
Like a statue.
Literally one of the best shows that ever existed
Louis put Jim Norton in so much of his work and the second Louis got into some shit Jim abandoned him.
Yup. Thats the worm.
show bidness.
Jim is a fucking worm
Louis was way bigger than Jim Norton right up until the...incident. He had no need for Jimmy's charity. He might need it now though.
Norton is a pathetic weasel. Also he's not funny.
Thanks for putting this together.
Clinical depression is actually a problem for comedians…most of it is caused by Louie’s act.
Todd Barry defines effortless cool.
This show was great. I loved ending my day with this show. Criminally underrated.
Thanks for this. Saves me from searching the Louie episodes for Todd Barry bits.
Took the words out of my mouth
“Hey, uh, are you in the army?” Ahahah
is Todd living in Louies mind, or is he a comedian friend who's just fucking around?
He is the father of his daughter. The one with the fiddles :D
what'd you mean?
+DS psykie that is Toby real, or just Louies fears and his insecures? I dont think he really exists in the show.
+bustin jieber fuck. I meant Todd.
interesting ?
Man, The Late Show arc was my favorite part of that show, those 2 eps were so compelling and unexpected
3 episodes of the late show
Wow Norton doing a great job of playing himself there at the end.
I love how in the diner Louie's not listening at all. Even when he says "What?" he's not listening, it's like he's so used to Todd at this point he's tuned him right out.
The ska band singing complete gibberish is hilarious
Louie is a great comic but, above all things, an amazing director.
Barry is dangerous. Almost spat out my coffee thrice. I know: you would think I would learn my lesson after the first two near-misses.
Booooooooooo
1:11 Hi, how u doing? ...Are you in the Army? 🤣
I like how at the end when he’s talking to his brother it shows he was just expressing his friendship with Louie in a different way.
Recently listened to Todd Barry’s new special and wound up here. Dude is so underrated 😭.
He is, but not in the comedy world.
I love jimmy just going “im not” fucking kills me everytime
When you realise that's Bobby Hill...
The way Louie responds to him cements the imaginary friend theory
I'd watch that CK-Barry-DiPaolo table dynamic all day.
Per cent per capita. 76 in 100 for every person. So every comedian individually is around 76% dead. Seems like a pretty accurate description.
Barry is criminally underrated, and especially in Louie
I fucking love any scene Todd is in.
Todd is Louies halllucination, he really isnt there. He just represents his internal voice.
Louis c.k. is an incredible great actor! Shit makes me cry with laughter. I can’t be the only one who’s sees it?!
Did I say great? I meant bad.
“You in the army or?..” 😂😂😭😭
I just noticed that in the scene where Todd tells Louie to abandon his kids, everyone in the background in the coffee shop has their heads down on their phone.
Having a friend like this IRL is just...hell.
One of my all time favorite shows. It's a shame that it is so hard to find to actually watch.
Hard to find? I have the series on DVD, I could order them again from where I am sitting literally half a second from now.
@@nowaythatnamewastakn Who orders dvds anymore? It's hard to find online, y'know, the place where everyone is nowadays, grandpa.
@@TheCooderix alright.
“What’s wrong stupid?” Lmaoo that killed me
"That was like, 10 percent of the idea (...) twists and turns!"
Todd is hilarious. His crowd-work special was terrific.
I hear the organic/free-range eggs in Portland are so good they don't even need salt.
That guy at the cafe should have been wearing an Awesome Possum t-shirt.
His laugh at 3:16 was so wholesome somehow
YOU COULD HAVE TURNED THAT AROUND LOL
That's what we Brits love about you Americans. Your never say die attitude. Wish we could get some of that.
@@SebDangerfield-yu7cm could you imagine how much the world will love an English but with the benefits of American attitude.
“I hate your kids, I met em’ and I don’t like em’…”😁👍
Im buying every season of Louie NOW! Miss the fucc out of this dude
i wanna know todds pitch about louie's mom with the diarrhea. sounded awesome. id watch.
im so glad someone compiled these
This show was so great
I feel like todd around some of my friends the close ones and I do it because it's funny and sometimes they need it like I want them to be the best version and make them to try to be better and they mostly understand it, ngl it's not the best way but it's cool and sometimes funny af
That first scene with the heckler lady actually happened in real life
How do you know.....Cause you saw the other skit?
Jay Mercha - I’m sure you really hoped that would be a stinging bit of commentary, but no he discussed it on the Opie & Anthony Show.
Everyone needs this friend in their life.
Little Jimmy Norton at the end lol
The bit with Louie's daughters and the importance of father's fucking slayed me
Kinda touching at the end how he adds ‘just kidding’ when Louie leaves
1:48 is the best scene that shows the relationship between him and louie, they've been friends for so long and he's just said shit to him so much he's just like "whatever , yeah see ya later"
hannibal buress @ 0:19
Gabriel Gasmi yeah he definitely deserved an Emmy for his role on louie
He's just the god of backgrounds