Louie

Louie injures his back while shopping for a vibrator.

Louie has a horrible night introducing Jerry Seinfeld for a benefit in the Hamptons, but his luck changes when he runs into a model who actually liked his act.

A fat woman who works at the comedy club keeps asking Louie out on a date, but Louie is not interested.

Louie freaks out when he loses Jane on the subway; Louie helps out a woman in his building who gets stuck in the elevator.

Louie's visit to the woman who got stuck in the elevator is interrupted when Jane gets in trouble at school; Louie takes an interest in the elevator woman's niece, Amia.

An old flame returns to New York, but Louie rejects her because he is interested in Amia, who then comes to him with some bad news. Louie and his ex have a meeting at school about Jane.

Louie and Janet spend the day together and issues arise, issues like their kids, their divorce, and Louie's life in its whole. Also, Louie has a flashback surrounding his and his ex-wife's marriage.

Louie's friend, Todd Barry, tells a hilarious story about the events of his day; Louie is torn about taking his relationship with Amia to the next level even though she is about to leave.

The tension between Louie and Amia after they sleep together is put on hold when Louie has to save his kids and ex-wife from the hurricane.

Still heartbroken over losing Amia, Louie turns to Pamela to see if her offer still stands.

When Louie catches Lily smoking pot, he flashes back to a similar period from his own childhood.

Young Louie's drug problem begins to escalate, and he must eventually face the consequences of his actions.

Louie talks Pamela into going out on a date with him, but will it end in just more frustration?

Pamela and Louie's daughters, Lilly and Jane, hit it off from the start. She also gets to meet Janet, Louie's ex-wife. After a nice afternoon and a less nice evening, Louie confesses his love to Pamela but doesn't get the reaction he wants.