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Lucky Louie: First Season (Disc 2 of 2) (2006)
Rating:
Starring: Laura Kightlinger, Pamela Segall, Kim Hawthorne, Kelly Gould, Jim Norton, Louis C.K., Mike Hagerty, Jerry Minor
Director:
Category: Television
Studio: HBO / Rysher Ent.
Subtitles:
English, Spanish, French
Length:
360 mins

 
 

 

Louis C.K. stars as Louie, a part-time mechanic of a muffler shop, who spends most of his time at home taking care of his four-year-old daughter, Lucy, while his wife, Kim, the real breadwinner, works as a full-time nurse. This untraditional arrangement can be difficult at times, as Louie is never content with the role of caregiver (despite having no skills or ambition to offer his family or society), and Kim can never quite let go of controlling, supervising and criticizing Louie's shoddy stay-at-home work. But they always stick it out in the end, because somewhere under all that muck they love each other... plus, they have no choice.