I'm assuming that Marc Maron will be an old friend that stopped calling Louie when Louie became more famous. They'll have a clip of Maron doing a set at the Comedy Cellar about his rage of other people's fame. Louie will mention his divorce and say "I could have used a friend" just as he did at the end of his WTF interview.
Second guess - Marc Maron is just a morning DJ.
Third guess - They will do a plot on the computer that Louis CK hacked into, as discussed on WTF.
While
putting together a blog of my favorite movies on Netflix, I realized
that my real favorites are the TV shows. In no particular order, here
are the reasons that I am glued to my laptop:
It's that time of the year, the flowers are in bloom and all of my favorite shows are on hiatus. This a good a time as any to look back at the new shows from this year. Keep in mind that I don't have cable, so it will be awhile till I judge Veep or Girls
5. New Girl
This show was an early-favorite for most. The cast is all great and the writing is brilliant. I especially think that Jake Johnson and Max Greenfield stand out.
4. Smash
This show is so cheesy, but I can't take my eyes off of it. The premise of Smash is showing how a Broadway show is created and produced. Warning: You will have the songs from this show in your head all week if you start watching it.
3. Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23
Everything about this premise screams overdone, but somehow it's coming out better each week. They're giving the bitch heart to keep her believable, but not enough to keep her boring - perfect balance!
2. I Wanna Have Your Baby!
I couldn't come up with 5 new shows that I loved, so a webisode snuck onto the list. SNL writer, Christine Nangle, is the writer and star of this series about a girl that is a "surrogate mother for hire". It's hilarious and features newer members of the SNL cast.
1. Best Friends Forever
This was THE most promising new show I have watched this year. It was said that it is being cancelled because of their low ratings. However, it was barely advertised and put on at the end of the season. Plus, this show is obviously for a DVR/Hulu aged audience, which aren't counted in the ratings. NBC is sending a message by cancelling this show, it is no longer interested in UCB/improv style humor.
