Warning: Full spoilers for the episode follow...
"Sleepover" combined all of Season 5's themes and players in a really fun way as Louie, his daughters, Pamela, and Bobby all had time to shine when "anywhere from 9 to 12" of Jane's friends crammed into Louie's pad for a sleepover birthday celebration.
The opening segment here actually reminded me a lot of the one back in "Cop Story" when Louie attempted to chastise a millennial shop owner and had it all thrown back in his face. In real life, Louis C.K. has a few somewhat merciless stand-up bits about the younger generation -- specifically about phones too -- but on his show he allows the other side to have their say. And often finds himself in the wrong. It's an interesting changeup.
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"Sleepover" combined all of Season 5's themes and players in a really fun way as Louie, his daughters, Pamela, and Bobby all had time to shine when "anywhere from 9 to 12" of Jane's friends crammed into Louie's pad for a sleepover birthday celebration.
The opening segment here actually reminded me a lot of the one back in "Cop Story" when Louie attempted to chastise a millennial shop owner and had it all thrown back in his face. In real life, Louis C.K. has a few somewhat merciless stand-up bits about the younger generation -- specifically about phones too -- but on his show he allows the other side to have their say. And often finds himself in the wrong. It's an interesting changeup.
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