Anyway, Oh My God premieres Saturday, April 13th and the promo is awesome.

Russell’s favoritest performers Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Renner have already been cast in the film about a con man who works with the FBI. C.K. will play an FBI agent. Richard Jenkins must be pissed.

Louis C.K. certainly has come a long way.

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FX has placed the well-received sitcom on hiatus until May of 2014. But before you fly into bouts of rage toward the network, know that they are only honoring Louis C.K.‘s wishes. The comedian has total autonomy over the show and feels he needs that time to preserve any quality. Especially now that Fake Louie Episodes has called him out so well. Says C.K.:

“The last three seasons have been this surge of fun and work and stories and it’s been great, but I want the show to keep getting better,” Louis C.K. said in a conference call with reporters today. “That’s my goal, and I don’t want it to be making the donuts, I want it to be something that comes from somewhere important and stays funny. It’s a luxury I asked for … season four is my job right now, but I’m going to take a whole lot of time to turn it in.

“I want season four to go somewhere new, even if it’s only a slight shift.”

Like having his character be slightly balder and doughier, for instance.

But still, 2014 is a long time from now. A really long time. So many things can happen and change in that time. We could outgrow the tone of the show. Or the economy could take a dive, changing how we watch television. I’m not a betting man, but I wouldn’t bet on seeing Doug Stanhope return to guest star. (Variety)

HBO’s Girls has slipped its tip into history by becoming the most divisive show on television in record time. There was public outcry about the lack of multiracial characters after the pilot episode aired. Then, after the second week’s viewing, the outcry shifted to, Hey, is this any good? Viewers fell into two camps with the smaller of which enjoying the show and singing its praises. Go right on ahead and add Louis CK to that lot.

As you see in the tweet above, Louis CK has shown public support to Lena Dunham and her show via his Twitter account. It’s a big pull in the constant tug of war over the quality of the comedic drama with many of the show’s supporters retweeting his post while show detractors are addressing CK directly in the debate with questions like, “Then why don’t you just marry it?!!”

I get the sense that this discussion will continue on for weeks to come. Raises a larger debate though about CK himself. That being, did he send this tweet from the computer where he “entertains” himself? Because, ewwwwwww.