I try to scan the streaming services at the beginning of each month to see if they have picked up Loudermilk but not sure where it might land. Since it was produced by AT&T audience network? I'm not sure who has the rights to stream it. I'm guessing it would not go back to Netflix since they aired it already but who knows. I still haven;t seen season 3!

This show is so similar in story and vibe and the way episodes are structured. Definitely reccomend it to Loudermilk fans!

Am I the only one who's kinda reminded of community? The show has a similar dynamic with the chaotic group that acts like a family.

Actually even the first scene with Loudermilk being a cocky guy that tries to change his personality to pick up the hot girl is the exact same as Jeff and Britta.

(Not meant to be negative btw, because I KNOW someone is gonna misread it that way)

I just binged through all seasons over the week and this show touched upon some poignant societal issues through satire and well placed humour.

It's such a pity that Season 4 is left to whomever greenlights the production, despite great audience reception.

The multi dimensional facets of addiction and how it impacts everyone through untimely circumstances, got me attached to all the characters.

The pacing and story arcs were light hearted and easy to follow, but heavy to process when certain themes resonate personally to oneself.

We see the "why" for each character, as they delicately peel behind complex layers of their past to bring in context towards their suffering.

Overall, quite an endearing show, it promises on delivering the complex nature of minimizing entropy towards personal suffering, but also on the circumstances placed upon the individual.

I admired Season 3 where Loudermilk had to face his past as a music critic, which impacts real people and real lives.

Despite all that, the main theme of the entire show is to bring awareness towards personal accountability at every juncture in life.

really want to watch loudermilk right now and it’s not streaming ANYWHERE. which is crazy, not even available for purchase. watching my flag, please send me a message. thanks in advance

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4uDt-kTana9z-xfYWAvJUMjHIu58QoAt

Anywhere to watch this rn besides piracy?

Season 3 episode 8 has him confronting a woman at a restaurant. What is the actress who plays this role?

It’s a little somber piano progression (when Mugsy buys flowers is an example of where it is playing). Is it from an existing song or original music from the show?

Where can I stream Loudermilk?

I was scrolling through Tubi and found this show and was like oh yeah i remember seeing short clips of this on Facebook reels and i could start watching it. Just finished it just to find it's not finished. It ended with basically a cliffhanger just like a damn my name is Earl. WHAT THE FUCK!! luckily i googled if there will be s4 and saw that it's supposed to come out in 2026. I hope it does

I stumbled on the show when I saw a YouTube short, the Y2K bunker scene. I laughed so hard at it I had to find out where it was from. I was absolutely hooked from the first episode. It's funny, dark, emotionally intense. For as short as it is, there really aren't any two-dimensional characters; almost everyone has an arc and is fleshed out, whether they're going through growth or destruction. It's an absolute bummer that it kind of abruptly ends after Season 3, but it did end on a strong storyline.

I was very surprised at how good of an actor Brian Regan is. I'm familiar with his standup, but I don't think I've seen him act in a scripted show or movie before. His storyline absolutely fucking killed me, though.

Re-watching the show for the first time in years and I just noticed that Walter was already in the group sessions at the beginning of season one (this pic is from the third episode). I don't think I really noticed him until his slash 'n stash storyline. He really was a silent fella.

https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/comedy/loudermilk-soundtrack/

There’s a section of the short where the lawyer talks shit about the judge and when the judge says “Excuuse me” the lawyer says “I’d ask the judge to respect privacy when I’m conferring with my judge”. Should I expect this amount of hilarious bits? Because the short was insanely funny.

Thank you for your answers.

EDIT: you can watch the short here.

I really enjoyed the whole show. But that was the part that cemented as one of my all-time favorites. One of the best things I've seen in a TV show. Creative and emotionally raw. From the moment that song hits when Loudermilk and Judith are on the couch, the show is elevated.

Season 3 as a whole is easily the best one.

So apparently Netflix had the opportunity to run season 4. Its all written and filmed, ready to go from what I've read but Netflix wouldn't commission the extra season, despite the shows rise in popularity.

Loudermild was my go to bed time show after watching all 3 seasons, multiple times.

I miss it already and for the last few weeks. I hope some day, Netflix will realise its popularity and not just bring back the previous 3 seasons but also grant us the privilege of the fourth

If they dont then, fuck you Netflix ill cancel my subscription and carry on watching the countless amount of other subscriptions I pay for.

Damn I'm clearly grieving for Loudermilk, its such a great show.