Louis CK

WTF Episode 104 with Louis CK

From: WTF with Marc Maron
Series: WTF with Marc Maron
Length: 59:00

A conversation with comic, director and writer Louis CK. The 59-minute version is preferred, but a newshole version is provided for stations that require it. Read the full description.

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Playing: WTF Episode 104 with Louis CK
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Louis_ck_small A conversation with comic, director and writer Louis CK. After months of false starts, Marc finally tracks down his old friend Louis. Louis is at the top of his game today, but he and Marc recall the days when they were both struggling young comics in Boston, when Louis was getting rejected by SNL, and when his movie was being taken away from him by a Hollywood studio.

Playing: WTF Episode 104 with Louis CK
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Louis_ck_small A conversation with comic, director and writer Louis CK. After months of false starts, Marc finally tracks down his old friend Louis. Louis is at the top of his game today, but he and Marc recall the days when they were both struggling young comics in Boston, when Louis was getting rejected by SNL, and when his movie was being taken away from him by a Hollywood studio.

Playing: WTF Episode 104 with Louis CK
From: WTF with Marc Maron

Louis_ck_small A conversation with comic, director and writer Louis CK. After months of false starts, Marc finally tracks down his old friend Louis. Louis is at the top of his game today, but he and Marc recall the days when they were both struggling young comics in Boston, when Louis was getting rejected by SNL, and when his movie was being taken away from him by a Hollywood studio.

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Piece Description

A conversation with comic, director and writer Louis CK. After months of false starts, Marc finally tracks down his old friend Louis. Louis is at the top of his game today, but he and Marc recall the days when they were both struggling young comics in Boston, when Louis was getting rejected by SNL, and when his movie was being taken away from him by a Hollywood studio.