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Nearly halfway through his latest special, Ridiculous<\/em>, Louis C.K. asks his audience to help out with a joke. When he announces \u201cI\u2019m so old!,\u201d the crowd is meant to respond in unison, \u201cHow old are you?\u201d Another comedian might answer with an exaggerated zinger. Instead, C.K. deadpans a series of grim realities about aging that are funny by way of being uncomfortably candid. How old is C.K.? \u201cI am so old that I live in the present for the first time,\u201d he answers, \u201cnot from wisdom or courage but from fear, because there\u2019s too much of the past and not enough of the future.\u201d<\/p>\n

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C.K.\u2019s well-honed, self-deprecating style ties together much of the material in Ridiculous<\/em>, which interweaves coarse throwaway bits about provocative subject matter\u2014child molestation, the Holocaust, and AIDS (the latter is mentioned several times)\u2014with observational humor from his own life, such as relocating his father to a nursing home. It\u2019s a recognizable mixture of ideas that he\u2019s riffed on for multiple decades, conveyed as a monologue that feels familiar for those acquainted with C.K.\u2019s comedy.<\/p>\n

What makes Ridiculous<\/em> notable is that it\u2019s his first special released on Netflix since the company publicly cut ties with him in the fall of 2017, after The New York Times<\/em> published allegations from five women who reported unwanted sexual attention from the comedian. (\u201cThe hardest regret to live with is what you\u2019ve done to hurt someone else,\u201d C.K. said in a statement about the allegations. \u201cAnd I can hardly wrap my head around the scope of hurt I brought on them.\u201d) In the interim eight and a half years, C.K. has not so much staged a big comeback as he has quietly reclaimed a smaller portion of the enormous spotlight he once held. He\u2019s continued to regularly perform live stand-up\u2014both at drop-ins at the Comedy Cellar and at much larger venues such as Madison Square Garden\u2014and pursued non-comedy projects including an audio series of conversations with his former girlfriend Blanche Gardin and Ingram<\/em>, a picaresque novel published last year about a farm boy enduring interminable hardship, seemingly inspired by the works of Mark Twain and Flannery O\u2019Connor.<\/p>\n

C.K.\u2019s career is more or less back on track, even if some people still put an asterisk beside his name. So I wasn\u2019t exactly surprised that he doesn\u2019t mention the nearly decade-old allegations in the new special. But the elision makes certain portions of Ridiculous<\/em> tough to buy, such as when C.K. cracks about his dating life that \u201cnobody gets to 58 single without a horrible fuckin\u2019 life.\u201d There\u2019s some abstract truth in that statement, sure, but it\u2019s missing some pretty crucial context\u2014and although the audience may know what he\u2019s leaving out, the joke ends up unsatisfyingly hollow, as does much of the special.<\/p>\n

In April 2020, C.K. self-released a filmed stand-up special, Sincerely Louis C.K.<\/em>\u2014his first since the Times<\/em> investigation\u2014without advance notice. At the top of the show, which eventually won a Grammy for Best Comedy Album, the comic cheekily addressed the allegations: \u201cHow was your last couple of years? Anybody else get in global amounts of trouble?\u201d<\/p>\n

Toward the end, he offered some humorous \u201cadvice\u201d: \u201cIf you ever ask somebody \u2018May I jerk off in front of you?\u2019 and they say, \u2018Yes,\u2019 just say, \u2018Are you sure?\u2019 That\u2019s the first part. And then if they say yes, just don\u2019t fuckin\u2019 do it.\u201d He proceeded to bemoan the fact that everyone knows about his kink before underlining the importance of frequent communication during sex. (\u201cTo assume that she likes it is like if they heard slaves singing in the fields and you\u2019re like, Hey, they\u2019re having a great time out there!<\/em>\u201d) C.K.\u2019s prevaricating, hesitant delivery of these jokes complicated any hard-line interpretations of his real feelings. He didn\u2019t sound completely penitent, but he certainly seemed uncomfortable talking about what happened, even when he leaned into being a stinker. Nevertheless, it was a far cry from, say, the way Aziz Ansari talked about facing an accusation of being sexually aggressive during a date with a younger woman\u2014with remorse, and no wise cracks\u2014in his 2019 special, Aziz Ansari: Right Now<\/em>. C.K.\u2019s follow-up special, Sorry\/Not Sorry<\/em>, also didn\u2019t contain an explicit apology, making the title a glib meta joke.<\/p>\n

Anyone hoping for a look inside C.K.\u2019s head might have been more intrigued by his fourth feature film, 2022\u2019s Fourth of July<\/em>. The film is about Jeff, a recovering alcoholic jazz pianist struggling to confront his dysfunctional family about the emotional abuse he suffered as a child. Self-financed by C.K. and co-written with the comedian Joe List (who also stars as Jeff), Fourth of July<\/em> isn\u2019t especially successful for mundane reasons: The writing and direction are inconsistent; the ensemble lacks chemistry. The film is, however, an earnest examination of apologies\u2014the value of them, and what it means to want one and not receive it.<\/p>\n

The disarming streak of honesty in Fourth of July<\/em> is based less on C.K.\u2019s personal struggles and more on List\u2019s real-life sobriety, the mechanics of 12-step programs, and the lingering effects of hands-off, tough-love parents. Still, it\u2019s difficult not to connect Jeff\u2019s desperate attempt to get his family to simply acknowledge their casually cruel, emotionally erratic behavior with C.K.\u2019s public difficulties. In the movie, C.K. plays Jeff\u2019s therapist, who at one point proposes that Jeff isn\u2019t suffering enough to actually improve his outlook on life. \u201cIf you were in more pain and enough pain,\u201d he says, \u201cyou might seek a real solution. That\u2019s how some people might view it.\u201d<\/p>\n

Whether C.K. has suffered enough, or whether a \u201creal solution\u201d even exists, is not for me to decide. But he has inched toward a deeper contrition. In an interview with the podcaster Theo Von last September, C.K. reflected at length on his life post-allegations. He explained that he felt free after the news broke, because he had been lying to himself about what he was doing. He admitted that if his reputation hadn\u2019t been damaged, his behavior would\u2019ve likely gotten worse. He acknowledged that he hurt his loved ones and the women who accused him, accepted that many people will never forgive him, and discussed the amends he has attempted to make.<\/p>\n

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In some ways, this podcast appearance was the apology many people desired\u2014and felt was missing from his 2017 statement, in which he said he was only then digesting the impact of his actions. (C.K. implies in the interview that he wasn\u2019t emotionally capable of going deeper then.) To my ears, his remarks exhibited genuine shame, though it\u2019s certainly possible to read them as opportunistic self-pity. Regardless, the gap between his earlier, carefully worded comments and his more considered, lengthy reflection on a popular podcast is notable.<\/p>\n

This type of transparency would\u2019ve certainly made for a different Netflix special. Instead, one of the two best jokes in Ridiculous <\/em>is about chicken breasts. C.K. explains how much he loves the soaker pad that comes in a package of chicken, likening it to \u201ca Maxi Pad but soaked in raw chicken water\u201d and suggesting that the object is proof that we don\u2019t live in a simulation. \u201cThat pad would not be in the Matrix,\u201d he says. \u201cThat\u2019s people<\/em>.\u201d He imagines a factory in an Ohio town that produces these pads, and the fictional billionaire smugly saying that he\u2019s \u201cmaking a fortune on those chicken tampons.\u201d<\/p>\n

The second joke is about Buddhism and features C.K.\u2019s take on an old Chinese parable. A baby is born in a village and, as a small child, permanently injures his leg, which eventually keeps him from fighting in a brutal war. After each joyous or horrible event, a Buddhist master wisely comments, \u201cWe\u2019ll see.\u201d C.K. then adds his own spin about the boy\u2019s father getting drunk and decapitating his child, leaving the monk at a loss. After pausing for the right amount of time, he says, \u201cThe point of the story is that Buddhism is limited.\u201d<\/p>\n

The strong parts of Ridiculous<\/em> usually fall along these fantastical or absurdist lines. Some nonchalant one-liners pack a snort-level punch. C.K. still excels at cantankerous turns of phrase, like when he exaggerates the depressing conditions of his father\u2019s nursing home, describing how the patients are \u201cjackknifed around the halls\u201d in wheelchairs, like \u201ca game of bumper cars where they turned the power off \u2026 and then everybody died.\u201d<\/p>\n

Yet Ridiculous<\/em> remains uninvolving compared with C.K.\u2019s pre-2017 specials, which fits a pattern: His post-allegation jokes just aren\u2019t as memorable as his most acclaimed routines, such as when he described fielding a series of quasi-Socratic questions from his young daughter that culminated in him deconstructing the precepts of reality. Where, in an earlier era, audiences adored C.K. in part because of how authentically himself he seemed onstage, the actual distance between C.K.\u2019s offstage identity and his onstage persona has now become unavoidable. In his interview with Von, for example, C.K. seemed to recognize this underlying tension in his current comedy. As he much as he wants to \u201ccome out and tell people I\u2019m fuckin\u2019 sorry,\u201d he told the podcaster, he believes that process is a \u201cprivate thing,\u201d not a \u201cfamous-guy act.\u201d In his eyes, the stage isn\u2019t an appropriate venue for such discussion, because his words might be used by other people for their own ends; the implication is that, despite how \u201craw\u201d he feels in front of a crowd, whatever he says will be inevitably misunderstood.<\/p>\n

C.K.\u2019s decision to eschew a more confessional mode in his act is obviously his right; he doesn\u2019t owe his audience anything more than what he\u2019s willing to give. But I can\u2019t ignore the fact that I\u2014and many others\u2014initially fell for his stand-up, as well as his television shows Louie<\/em> and Horace and Pete<\/em>, because he put his own life into his confrontational, oft-incendiary material. He frequently implicated himself, and his audience, with stories of his personal failures and moral limitations in service of answering big questions about contemporary life\u2014all while making people laugh.<\/p>\n

His choice to reckon with his actions mostly in private might be a needed act of self-preservation, but it results in work that\u2019s stunted by design. Per his own words, it feels stuck in the past, not looking toward the future.<\/p>\n

Read more Atlantic Trivia: Flopping and Slopping<\/a><\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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