Lou Monologues

Lou leverages graphic footage of a suburban massacre to extort money, professional recognition, and personal favors from news director Nina.

Lou Bloom attempts to sell stolen scrap metal and aggressively pitches himself for a job, revealing his sociopathic drive and corporate-speak philosophy to a dismissive scrapyard owner.

A cold-blooded freelance videographer calmly defends his actions to a skeptical detective following a deadly shootout he orchestrated for footage.

Police Chief Marge Gunderson investigates a gruesome roadside triple homicide while navigating the physical challenges of her pregnancy.

Lou Bloom interviews Rick for a vague assistant position, using corporate jargon to manipulate a desperate man into a low-paying internship.

Lou uses his professional leverage and ratings data to coerce his news director, Nina, into a sexual relationship under the guise of a negotiation.

Lou Bloom explains his self-taught business philosophy and his newfound interest in pursuing a career in television news.

Lou delivers a highly rehearsed, intense pitch to a scrap yard owner, attempting to secure a job by showcasing his ruthless work ethic.

Lou delivers a manipulative performance review to Rick, using corporate jargon to mask his dangerous ambitions for the company's expansion.