[caveBEAR]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, Louis putting all the black kids on the bus in the window seats in Harlem.

So great.

[dissident]

this is so good. the bit about the child size milk cartons was spot on, and i loved the opening bit about "******" in the second episode.

edit: christ, come on now. it's supposed to say "f a g g o t"

[jwelborn]

Loved it, that first date was hilarious.

[element4433]

This show was great.

[Guern1ca]

Anyone else prefer the second episode? Both were insanely great, but the second killed me. The opening was awesome. Nick DiPaolo is hilarious man and I'm glad Norton is back on board.

[ghostyouare]

I'm waiting patiently for these to be on the interwebs.

[dissident]

Originally Posted by Guern1ca

Anyone else prefer the second episode? Both were insanely great, but the second killed me. The opening was awesome. Nick DiPaolo is hilarious man and I'm glad Norton is back on board.

i love nick dipaolo

[Guern1ca]

Originally Posted by dissident

i love nick dipaolo

Ya, same. I already loved him but then someone was telling his story (might have been on Fitzdog's podcast) and it made me appreciate him even more.

[mht]

hop on the hype train this is gonna be hipsters/elitists new It's Always Sunny

[prefix-core]

This show killed it. Episode #1 was painfully awkward in the best, most hilarious way possible. That date was fucking cringe-worthy. And a fairly honest representation, if I don't say so myself...

And seeing DiPaolo, Norton, and Kelly in episode #2 made me exceptionally happy! C.K. for the win!

[dissident]

Originally Posted by mht

hop on the hype train this is gonna be hipsters/elitists new It's Always Sunny

is this slamming the show?

[mht]

Originally Posted by dissident

is this slamming the show?

no I'm saying it's that good that Louis CK won't be some punks back pocket comedian anymore, let's face he's not THAT popular, but this show has freshness Always Sunny In Philly once had, or so I feel.

[dissident]

that's true, but Adam Carolla on his podcast today made a very good point that it's almost like a knee jerk overreaction from everyone (and especially other comedians) to praise him and say how good he is. he may not be mainstream popular, but anyone who follows show business at all knows who he is and respects him whether they're familiar with him or not. he has this sort of untouchable quality about him now, that while probably deserved, is worth noting.

i'm not saying he's arrogant or buys into it, it's much more from everyone else.

[prefix-core]

Originally Posted by mht

no I'm saying it's that good that Louis CK won't be some punks back pocket comedian anymore, let's face he's not THAT popular, but this show has freshness Always Sunny In Philly once had, or so I feel.

Really? He may not be Chelsea Handler, Dane Cook, or Jim Gaffigan but...He's definitely up there as far as comics go. Then again, I'm up in Boston. So he's kind of a hometown dude. Shrug.

That being said? Completely agree with you on the show. It's gonna get some hype.

[Thomas Balkcom]

Originally Posted by Guern1ca

Anyone else prefer the second episode? Both were insanely great, but the second killed me. The opening was awesome. Nick DiPaolo is hilarious man and I'm glad Norton is back on board.

I did. This shit was great.