Comedian has launched Special Standup Network for the first time since admitting sexual harassment • "Women can look fine even when they aren't"

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Comedian Louis CK returned to the screen on Saturday in a special standup he uploaded to the network, the first since admitting to a series of sexual harassments in 2017. The show surfaced on the entertainer’s official website, and includes a direct reference from KK to the affair that was at its center, when he was one of the first Hollywood men to be accused of harassment and sexual misconduct as part of the #MeToo movement. CC has acknowledged the acts and apologized for them, but few have been publicly photographed since.

Already at the beginning of the new show, the standupist refers to the episode, asking the audience "How were your last two years? How were 2018 and 2019 for you guys? Anyone else getting into huge global-scale trouble?" He later said he learned a lot from the affair. "I learned how to eat alone in the restaurant while people were pointing a triple finger at me from the other side of the room," KK said.

He later joked about the affair, and said he had to go after her for an international tour (he also returned to Israel last November). "I thought I should leave the country. I assumed it was a good idea," he said, adding "I would leave the universe if there was another one." It should be noted that some of the current materials have already entered the network in the final days of 2018, in a pirated recording documenting the eve of a standup where CK took the stage by surprise, without the prior knowledge of the audience.

Toward the end of the show, he also talked about the importance of mutual consent in sexual relationships. Remember, CK was accused of revealing his penis, masturbating in front of a number of standupists he knew. "If you want to do it with someone else you should ask permission first," he said, "but if they say yes you still don't have to say 'Whoa!' And you have to settle down first, I guess that's what I'm trying to say. "

"It's not always clear what people are feeling," he added. "Men are educated to make sure women are okay with it. The thing is, women know how to look okay with something even when it's wrong." said. In the same connection, the comedian compared women during sex to black slaves who sing while they were forced to work. "To assume she enjoys it is a bit like hearing slaves singing in the fields and thinking 'Hey, they're having fun out there.'"

In the show, Louis talks about the reason why he rejoiced with women. "I like masturbating, I don't like being alone, that's all I can tell you," he explained. "I get lonely, it's just sad. I love a company. I like to share, and good at it. If you're good at juggling, you won't do it alone in the park. You will gather people around and amaze them."

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