Ep 6. Louie, Draw me an Aeroplane

Louie draw me! is a comedy-drama series that tells the story of Louie, an overweight, middle-aged divorced man who struggles to balance his life as a comedian, a father, and a newly single guy in New York City.

In season 2 episode 6, titled Louie, Draw me an Aeroplane, Louie is asked by his daughter Lilly to draw an aeroplane for her school project. Initially, Louie is hesitant and unsure of his drawing skills, but he eventually agrees and sets out to draw the best aeroplane he possibly can.

As he draws, he reminisces about his childhood and how he used to love drawing. He remembers his father laughing at his drawings and telling him that he could never make a living as an artist. This memory triggers a lot of self-doubt in Louie, and he begins to question his ability to draw a good aeroplane.

Throughout the episode, Louie draws and redraws the aeroplane, each time changing some minute detail in the hope of making it perfect. He stays up late every night, trying to make the aeroplane just right, ignoring his personal and professional responsibilities in the process.

As he struggles with his drawing, Louie contemplates his life and his role in his daughter's life. He realizes that he needs to be a better father and that he needs to let go of his fears and doubts about his art. In a touching scene, Louie hangs his aeroplanes up on the wall and shows them to his daughter, telling her that if she works hard enough, she can achieve anything she wants.

Louie, Draw me an Aeroplane is a poignant episode that explores themes of self-doubt, creativity, and the importance of believing in oneself. The episode is filled with humor and heart, and it is a testament to the show's ability to tackle serious issues while still delivering laughs. It is a must-watch for fans of the series and anyone who appreciates a well-crafted story.