Season three of Louis C.K.'s show Louie hit the air on Thursday night while riding the crest of a tremendous wave of momentum. C.K.'s profile has bubbled up in the last year with huge sales of his comedy album and his tour, which sold $4.5 million in two days. As with many things in C.K.'s world, it's not just the product but the process that's important: he sold his comedy special exclusively on his website and did the same with his tour tickets. By cutting out Ticketmaster, C.K. not only made more by directly selling his tickets for less; he also flouted tradition for the benefit of all.

Emmys! Television's highest honors (after the Peabodys and the TV Guide Awards) will be doled out on Sunday night to an approx. three million lucky TV actors and creators. Who will win? Who should win? Let's take a look!

This year's Primetime Emmy award nominations will be announced tomorrow, meaning we can finally celebrate television actors. So who will be nominated? Well we kind of already know that. But who should be nominated?

If you're anything like us, you watch a lot of television, and if you're anything like us you have serious opinions about the things you've watched on TV. Here are the ones we loved (and a couple we hated).

As part of his press tour for his groundbreaking show Louie earlier this year, Louis C.K. thought it would be a good idea to talk to Joy Behar on CNN, just hours after he got his vasectomy. Absurd!

Last night was the season finale of Louie, one of summer TV's unexpected gems. The show came to a close as Louis faced his greatest alienation yet and realized where he truly belongs.

Tonight's Louie discussed belief and religion. Before the more serious childhood flashback started, Louis CK used a glory hole to broach the subject of faith and riffed on the Old Testament's favorite negligent father, Abraham.

During a dentist trip on tonight's Louie, dentist Stephen Root had to use some pretty strong gas to put Louis CK under. When he was finally out, Louis took a brain trip and met a guy everyone wants to find.

Louis CK's show Louie has been one of the summer's standout shows, however not everyone is a fan. In fact, there's one guy out there who hates Louis CK enough to give him the finger during his own credit sequence.

On a very special episode of Louie, Louis CK looked at the human attraction to violence and intimidation. After asking a group of unruly teenagers to quiet down, Louis gets into a confrontation that ruins his evening.

Today at Gawker.TV, Michael Cera talks about almost dying, Shaq gets dusted by Dale Earnhardt, Jr. while racing, a woman freaks out when a waitress flirts with her boyfriend, The Big C, previewed, and why Louie is better than Seinfeld.

Tonight's episode of Louie highlighted exactly what makes it such a genius show, and also what differentiates it from Seinfeld. Seinfeld was a show about how life's little things created Jerry's comedy, Louie takes life's pain and makes it hilarious.

Last night's episode of Louie might have been the funniest thing on TV in ages. Laughing the whole way through the episode made it difficult to select the best highlights from the show, but we tried our best. Hilarity inside.

On this week's Louie, Louis C.K. travels to Alabama for a show but has some trouble along the way as Airport security were none too pleased with his bottle of lubricant. Let's just hope he can smooth things over.

Louis C.K. is known for his hilarious stand-up specials and for his current hit show Louie. But most people are sadly unfamiliar with the long comedic road that got him to this point.

On last night's episode, Louis CK gets picked up at a bar by a sexy young woman. Inexplicably, she is only attracted to Louis because of how old he is and not his deadpan comedy.

On last night's Louie, Louis CK goes to an acquaintance's medical practice for a check-up. Things get weird when Louis finds that the doctor, played by Ricky Gervais, needs a refresher on the AMA courtesy guidelines.

Comedians Louis CK, Jim Norton, Hannibal Buress, Rick Crom, Nick DiPaolo and Eddie Brill gathered 'round a poker table for Louie's second episode. Are these funnymen friends in real life? How can we get in on their poker game?

Louis CK's Louie premiered last night and the biggest surprise wasn't the jokes, it was the format. Like Seinfeld, the show begins and ends with the comic doing a stand up routine that coincides with the plot of the show.

Ads for Louie, FX's new comedy starring comedian Louis C.K., have been popping up recently. Here, Louie gets caught in a pickle involving his two daughters and the subway doors.