I love his X Men shtick but I can't get into his new television show -- which opens with the X Men skits and then is like a talk show without any more skits -- hilarious guy though. (I want his show to be more like a hilarious white people version of Key and Peele, not like a late, late night version of Conan.)

I could actually see Louis CK on a late late night show, after seeing what Craig can do and how Louis handles himself on O&A. The thing is I don't think he'd be interested in doing it after say, a week? Maybe he could do a short series where he picks random people to talk to about stuff that interests him. Who knows all I want is more Louis.

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I wouldn't really say it was newsworthy since they're talking about it on a late late night show. And really, that was just his interpretation of it. But, it does say a lot about the culture climate in the U.S. However, I don't see that as a negative. Rather it is a positive sign that religious beliefs are shifting within the culture and it is becoming much more acceptable and easy to talk about these things. In the same way that the civil rights movement of the sixties and the gay movements of the nineties changed what is considered acceptable attitudes and behaviors, the current crop of atheists "coming out" are creating space for a more realistic conversation about religion.