#Louis “Louie” Walters

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I really think the goons or the wise guys from the Simpsons would be very great in your art style just a request :)

I tried it. I hope you like it_(:з」∠)_

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saw this screenshot and instantly was like yeah thats them

interactions hugely appreciated!!!!! <3

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The Man With the Golden Arm (Otto Preminger, 1955) Cast: Frank Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, Kim Novak, Arnold Stang, Darren McGavin, John Conte, Doro Merande, George E. Stone, George Matthews, Leonid Kinskey, Emile Meyer. Screenplay: Walter Newman, Lewis Meltzer, based on a novel by Nelson Algren. Cinematography: Sam Leavitt. Production design: Joseph C. Wright. Film editing: Louis R. Loeffler. Music: Elmer Bernstein. Under the Production Code, alcohol flowed freely, giving us lots of glamorous or lovable drunks. But drug use was strictly taboo, even when it was depicted as a road to degradation, until Otto Preminger thumbed his nose at the Code with The Man With the Golden Arm. Preminger's film is very much about the degradation, but he deftly avoided making it into a "problem picture" with a "just say no" moral tacked on, mainly by focusing on the character of Frankie Machine, played superbly by Frank Sinatra. When we first meet Frankie he's just gotten out of prison rehab and is determined to go straight and get a job as a drummer with a band. But he's saddled with a clinging wife called Zosh, played (and sometimes overplayed) by Eleanor Parker. She wants him to resume his old underground life as a card dealer rather than risk it as a musician, and couldn't care less if that life involves resuming the drugs provided by Louie (Darren McGavin). Zosh is, or so it seems, confined to a wheelchair after an auto accident in which Frankie was the driver, and after which he married her out of pity. In fact, she's just milking the supposed disability for all it's worth, and when no one's around she gets out of the chair and walks. The marriage to Zosh also put an end to Frankie's involvement with Molly, a b-girl in a strip club. She's played by Kim Novak, an actress whose beautiful blankness always allows us to project whatever the script wants us to see in her, as in her greatest film, Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock, 1958), in which her role is all about the male gaze and its effects. In this film her preternatural beauty seems out of place in the drab urban setting of the film, like an orchid in a junkyard. Anyway, as you can guess, Frankie gets hooked again and has to go cold turkey with Molly's help. The Man With the Golden Arm sometimes feels dated: Sam Leavitt's camerawork is often too bright and flatly lighted, showing up the artificiality of the soundstage sets. But the film works anyway, thanks to the solid dramatic effect produced by Sinatra's performance and the fine support from McGavin and character actor Arnold Stang, who gives a touching performance as Sparrow, a hanger-on devoted to Frankie. Elmer Bernstein's score is a classic, too, as is the  opening title sequence designed by Saul Bass.

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Content: Moe Szyslak, Louis Walters, My and Evan's self-insert.🥰

A collab/art trade with Evan from Lofter🥰 It was so much fun and I love Evan's art!!!

Here's the link to Evan's page:

https://e994977125.lofter.com

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Hello world!! Louie comin’ right at ya!!!!!!!!

[shiny-shantante]

Okay ahahaha

1: why....

2: Fuck important, dick paper))

Ahahahhaa

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louis “louie” walters my beloved <3

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y’know, like, mafia men

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Hiiiiiiiiiiii Elon my darling [hic] sweet angel~~ It's Louie

I missed you so that's why I called. It's so lonely in my apartment all alone and I [hic] miss you so much... with your indigo eyes and your soft golden hair...

Do you wanna maybe come [hic] over? I just want to see you again really. I loooooove yoooouuuuuu. Mwwwah

(@louistully1)

Oh ... ! L-Louis, I wasn't expecting a call so late!

I miss you too, my love ... it's getting harder and harder to be apart from either of you, I'm not sure what to do with myself all alone nowadays.

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀                ⠀⠀m-my indigo eyes?

Come over ... ?

Louis ... I'm not sure coming over right now would be a good idea. I've had a terrible allergy attack since coming back from Walter's the other night and ... w-well ...

⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀                ⠀⠀he shouldn't be all alone like this, should he?

I love you too, so very much. I love you so much it hurts sometimes. We can talk on the phone all night tonight if you want, though, I don't mind at all ... I love hearing your voice ...

( @louistully1 )

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Zac  Zach Zachariah  Zacharias Zachary Zack  Zander Zane Zayden Zeke  Zeus Ziggy Zion Zoltan

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Lucky Louie - HBO  -  June 11, 2006  - August 27, 2006

Sitcom (13 episodes - 1 unaired)

Running Time:  30 minutes

Stars:

Louis C.K. as Louie

Pamela Adlon as Kim

Kelly Gould as Lucy

Mike Hagerty as Mike

Jim Norton as Rich

Laura Kightlinger as Tina

Rick Shapiro as Jerry

Jerry Minor as Walter

Kim Hawthorne as Ellen

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Home Movies #35: “Storm Warning” | November 3, 2002 - 10:00 PM | S03E09 

There’s a reason I think so highly of season three, even when I scrutinize for the sake of this blog. Here’s one of the episodes that cements season three as the best season of Home Movies.

Paula finally finishes her novel and a literary agent agrees to read it. She’s so excited that she tries to rush the manuscript over to his office during a tornado warning. Also: McGurk is trying to coax Paula into posing as his significant other to impress his sister (which Paula agrees to so he’ll babysit the kids), Brendon and his friends are making a one-joke mockumentary about a director who has renamed his film “Movie History” so he can say that he’s “making Movie History”, and Walter and Perry are trying to save a tree from being cut down because they peed on it.

This episode has so many hilarious, memorable scenes. Even the best episodes of Home Movies have their peaks and valleys, but this one is just relentlessly hilarious. It’s just one terrific scene after another. Hell, the weakest element of the show is the sitcommy story of McGurk wanting Paula’s help deceiving his sister, but not much is made of it at all, and the opening scene of the show has a really funny bit where McGurk relishes in the fact that he knew a vocabulary word that Paula didn’t.

Other bright spots include: McGurk trying to calm Josie down but it leads him to just start listing different ways you can die. Jason revealing that his call home included a lengthy discussion about who Brendon is and that they make movies together, a fact that he had never shared with her until now. Brendon questioning “why?” when told that a tornado’s force is strong enough to nail a nail into a tree (as in, why would a tornado want to drive nails into a tree), and one of the all-time hilarious moments: Walter and Perry inexplicably winding up in Paula’s car after she’d driven it into a ditch and CURSING, bleeped out of course. It’s a joyous moment of improvisation, and you sense that their busting up is genuine laughter from Brendon and H. Jon. To top it all off, Mitch Hedberg’s cop character returns; though he doesn’t have any lines. He hadn’t died at this point, but in 2021 is almost seemed like an accidental posthumous tribute to him.

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Anonymous writes:

If you are getting into Louis I would start with Shameless. Then I would his FX show first and then intersperse it with Lucky Louie when you need a vibe change. Then I would watch Sincerely after you finish the FX show. Then go back and watch Chewed Up/Beacon Theater/Hilarious. I forget if I'm missing something else big but I would save the 2017 special last after you've come around to fully sympathize with him and what to destroy his accusers.

Thank you for this. I’ve made the mistake of trying to get into Louis by reading reddit posts on the Opie and Anthony subreddit, specifically the megathread where they try to determine the exact racial makeup of each one of his accusers

Anonymous writes:

I log in almost everyday to see what nutty thing you have to say about adult swim shows from almost 20 years ago. I may just be nuttier than you for reading it.

Us nuts gotta stick together! ^_^ LOL!

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Finding the perfect name for your newborn baby may take some time and careful consideration, but it can also be very interesting.

In fact, it's one of the first and biggest decisions you have to make as a new parent. Are you looking for a son to speak of a family tradition or celebrate a cultural tradition? Whatever your approach, you'll find lots of great options on the following list of the 1,000 most popular boys, according to Social Security Administration (SSA). Take a look to help you narrow down your favorites list (or inspire new ones) and enjoy the experience of finding your favorite name for your new son.

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1. Top 1,000 Baby Boy Names

Liam

Noah

William

James

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Benjamin

Elijah

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Mason

Logan

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Michael

Daniel

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Jackson

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The best TV of the decade? It’s a lot to sort out.

Impossible, really — and, at first pass, my picks for best shows of the 2010s wouldn’t look much different from most other critics’ lists: “Breaking Bad,” “The Americans,” “Game of Thrones,” “Twin Peaks: The Return,” “Veep,” “The Good Wife,” “Transparent,” “Atlanta,” “Fargo,” “The Crown” — that’s 10, right? Hit “send” and let’s get on with life.

But perhaps there’s another way to approach this stretch of much-too-much TV, and instead categorize the shared qualities that separated the decade’s very best shows from the heap of mediocre ones. That way, we can talk about this extraordinary period of scripted dramas and comedies without starting one last argument about where they rank.

I know readers only have time anymore to read lists, but bear with me. Here are the best kinds of shows we watched over the last 10 years. Many of them belong to more than one category — a sign of their greatness.

Anxiety-makers

These would be your nail-biters, seen mainly on prestige cable, often on Sunday nights.

Why we gorge on these cliffhanging, often upsetting dramas on the night we most need to rest up for the week ahead, I’ll never know, but we went to bed desperate over characters and story lines we couldn’t control: In AMC’s “Breaking Bad,” probably the decade’s finest work of story engineering and execution (and yes, I’m aware it premiered in 2008), when will Hank Schrader (or Skyler White) finally catch on that Walter White is the meth kingpin of New Mexico? Some of those close calls (the train episode!) and slow-building conflicts were almost too hard to take.

The decade’s other great adrenaline-producer, FX’s “The Americans,” aired on Wednesday nights, where the panic attacks seemed more manageable. How long would it take FBI agent Stan Beeman to figure out that his friendly neighbors, Philip and Elizabeth Jennings, were deeply embedded KGB spies? How much does Paige know? Will they outlast the Cold War? Showtime’s “Homeland,” meanwhile, neatly bundled our post-9/11 anxieties with the mental problems of a CIA agent who thought she could save the world.

These are but three shows that gave America’s TV addicts a strong case of the jitters. Others tried and sometimes came close. I started out the decade worrying way too much about Rick and the other doomed survivors of AMC’s “The Walking Dead” (until I gave up on them entirely a few years ago), but the show’s success is notable for its stress-inducement, which was so strong that the network started an aftershow, “Talking Dead,” to help audiences cope with the latest gory developments.

Immersive portraits

These were some of my favorite shows, broadly defined by the word “dramedy” (because they were sometimes intensely funny), but better described as character studies, portraiture — of characters I’ll never forget: Amy Jellicoe in HBO’s “Enlightened,” followed by Hannah Horvath in “Girls.”

Many shows in this category can in some ways be regarded as selfies. Louis C.K., who quickly became persona-non-grata, nevertheless triumphed with “Louie,” which made it possible for similar shows to act as a mirror that not only reveals a personal nature, but a universal quality that potentially can be shared by the audience. I’m thinking here of Donald Glover’s “Atlanta” (FX), Aziz Ansari’s “Master of None” (Netflix), Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s “Fleabag” (along with “Catastrophe”) and Pamela Adlon’s “Better Things” (FX).

This genre also, at long last, helped television achieve the diversity it had for too long failed to produce. Issa Rae’s “Insecure” (HBO) is a triumph in the way it both inhabits its creator’s viewpoint as millennial black woman, yet welcomes viewers of any sort.

To that list add Hulu’s “Ramy” and “Pen15,” HBO’s “Looking” and Comedy Central’s “Broad City” — any show where a viewer potentially discovers someone unlike themselves: different age, different background, different race. Or, more importantly, a viewer at long last sees themselves in the main character.

Washington certainly saw its uglier self in Armando Iannucci’s gloriously foul-mouthed “Veep” (HBO), the true definition of comic relief and on-point satire at a time when politics grew unfathomably absurd.

Metaphorical profundity

The best dramas in the 2010s reflected a larger message about the society that watched them — sometimes obliquely, sometimes bluntly. Despite its notably weakened final season, HBO’s “Game of Thrones” has proper claim, I think, to be deemed the show of the decade, but not just because it grew so popular. It’s because how much of it seemed to eerily echo our surroundings: Climate change (and denial of it); shocking acts of violence; widespread social collapse; galling politics; extreme disparities in class and wealth; weapons of mass destruction . . . I could go on.

Timing is everything. Hulu took a 1985 dystopian novel — Margaret Atwood’s “The Handmaid’s Tale” — revved it up and released it just as the Trump administration began detaining, locking up and banning immigrants, appointed conservative judges and looked the other way at nationalist fervor. The metaphor there was almost too applicable; fortunately, the show was strong enough to withstand the hype.

Viewers learned how to find meaning in just about any show — the betters ones made it more compelling: AMC’s “Mad Men” was a beguiling search for the soul of the 20th century; CBS’s “The Good Wife” was a wicked running commentary on politics, technology and modern relationships; NBC’s “This Is Us” was (and still is) a fascinating rumination on the essence of what makes a family. (Note to all you Ancestry genealogy nuts: It’s not just DNA.)

Happy-snarky-sweet

Certain comedies just make us feel better (and also sharper, wittier — empowered, even) no matter how many times we re-watch old episodes. It’s in the camaraderie aspect, the life lessons, the archetypal arrangements, the snarkiness glossed over by group cohesion. It’s a continuation of what began in the best multicamera, studio-audience, ersatz-family sitcoms (“Cheers,” “Seinfeld”), rejiggered for a wired generation. Most of them aired on NBC: “Parks and Recreation,” “30 Rock,” “Community,” “The Office,” “The Good Place,” “Superstore” — now joined by “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” A few others aired on other networks, giving viewers a similar satisfaction: “The Big Bang Theory” on CBS; “Modern Family,”“Happy Endings,” “Cougar Town” and “Black-ish” on ABC.

Transformative tellings

In addition to finding new narrative styles and (quite belatedly) focusing on overlooked demographics, TV turned out to be an excellent venue for recasting an old story from a fresh perspective or enlightened distance.

I’m thinking here of FX’s “American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson,” a compelling departure from the way we popularly regarded that murder trial. It inspired others to dramatize previous events with a corrective, even courageous new viewpoint — such as Netflix’s “When They See Us,” about the unjustly imprisoned teens who were wrongly coerced into confessing to a 1989 Central Park attack on a female jogger.

Crime wasn’t the only subject in need of a remix. Both “Downton Abbey” (PBS) and “The Crown” (Netflix) succeeded because of the way they re-examine extreme privilege, without preventing us from enjoying the luxurious roll in it.

Some shows were revelatory in more subtle ways: Jill Soloway’s “Transparent” (Amazon Prime) masterfully wove a woman’s journey with the entirety of modern American Judaism, enlightening its audience to more than just the trans experience. And Showtime’s “The Affair” played with the very nature of truth, telling the story of marital infidelity from competing — and crucially different — perspectives.

Impossible puzzles and true art

If the decade in TV will be remembered for anything, it will likely be the complexity of some shows. The weirdness. The unexpected swerves. It turned its viewers into perpetual puzzle-solvers and conspiracy theorists. After beginning the decade with an unsatisfying wrap-up of ABC’s “Lost,” co-creator Damon Lindelof returned on HBO with a confounding take on “The Leftovers,” finally mastering the balance between befuddlement and momentum with “Watchmen.”

There are, finally, two standouts — and they challenged my ceaseless harangue about reboots. One was Noah Hawley’s expanded and wholly reimagined take for FX on “Fargo,” a Midwestern crime saga first seen in Joel and Ethan Coen’s 1996 film classic.

The other was David Lynch’s long-delayed but staggeringly beautiful sequel to his 1990 TV sensation “Twin Peaks.” Critics argued, somewhat pointlessly, whether “Twin Peaks: The Return” (Showtime) was a very long film or a strangely protracted TV series.

I can settle that: It was nothing short of pure art — unexpected, absolutely original and layered with deep, trippy meaning. Of all the TV I slogged through in the 2010s, it’s the show I most look forward to someday watching again.

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