TV Series1996 · CBS · Ended · 25 min
Welcome to The Louie Show guide at TV Tome. This creative, short-lived sitcom starred Louie Anderson as Louie Lundregen. The topics were what most of basic sitcoms focus on, and it only lasted 6 episodes (one remains unaired). After about a year everyone forgot about this show, and everyone moved on. This is Louie's first live-action sitcom, but he also did Life With Louie, which was animated.
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Louie Anderson
Louie Lundgren
6 episodes
Bryan Cranston
Curt Sincic
6 episodes
Laura Innes
Sandy Sincic
6 episodes
Kate Hodge
Gretchen Lafayette
6 episodes
Paul Feig
Dr. Jake Reinhardt
6 episodes
Nancy Becker-Kennedy
Helen
6 episodes
Kimmy Robertson
Kimmy
6 episodes
Joe Flaherty
Mr. Wells
1 episode
Danny Breen
Roof Guy
2 episodes
Ian Patrick Williams
2 episodes
Bill Erwin
Cheating Husband
1 episode
Jean Speegle Howard
Cheating Husband's Wife
1 episode
Matt Landers
Eddie
1 episode
Joe Keyes
Mr. Becker
1 episode
Jesse D. Goins
Mr. Fuller
1 episode
Rob Elk
Gambler
1 episode
John Cervenka
Crazy AA Meeting Guy
1 episode
Mark Beltzman
1 episode
Michael Rothhaar
1 episode
Susan Krebs
1 episode
Rusty Schwimmer
Nurse
1 episode
Scott H. Stevens
1 episode
Christopher Rich
Bob
1 episode
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