A male road stand up playing local 100 seaters in 2004, cant invite 2 women comedians up to his room, and once they get there, ask them to get freaky?
I am not exactly a prime moral policeman candidate. To me, this all sounds pretty mild. But if you read accounts of female comedians and what they have to put up with, it's depressing as fuck. No, Louis wan't the star he would become at this time, but he was the alpha comic when working with all of these women, and what he did was not just a friendly asking to get freaky. It was, without their consent, enacting a sexual fetish at them, followed by other powerful men and the comic community at large telling them never to speak of it if they know what's good for their careers. That's a bigger deal than just being hit on, which is what you're suggesting this amounts to.
I think this has exploded in a bigger way right now than it would have a year ago because of all the other men being called out.
As far as Louis being ruined or finished or whatever, I doubt it. Entertainmant companies are cutting ties fast because they're smart, they've read the moment, and they fear losing money.
Louis will lie low for a while, and I'd guess, given what he usually talks about in his comedy, that this will be a big part of his next stand-up routine.
I still want to see his new movie. I hope it gets released somehow.