Louis CK: Ridiculous

Ten years ago, Louis CK was an alt. comedy hero, renowned and approved of for his self-eviscerating, sardonically right-on routines. Then, in 2017, a group of female comedians accused him of sexual misconduct, allegations he held his hand up to. He now exists in a weird hinterland: he’s seemingly inextricably alienated from critical favour and a good chunk of his original base, and cancelled from mainstream cuture, at least. But he remains fairly popular, and if you accept his apology as sincere there are certainly more problematic cultural figures you could be giving your money to, even if the core of righteousness that powered his glory days has long evaporated.