Miller sure didn't get much of a personality other than "wears army uniform" and "carries out orders".

What exactly is supposed to be so great about Delphine anyway?

from https://www.louisarmstrongh…
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Is Louis’s name pronounced “Lewis” or “Louie?”
Judging from home recorded tapes now in our Museum Collections, Louis pronounced his own name as “Lewis.” On his 1964 record “Hello, Dolly,” he sings, “This is Lewis, Dolly” but in 1933 he made a record called “Laughin’ Louie.”
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No, he had the luggage between his legs until he stood up, which you can see in the picture above. The kid's luggage was different.

It's "Louis Armstrong" when you're being formal, "Louie Armstrong" when you're being familiar or informal. When it's spelled "Louis" you don't pronounce it "Louie".

As if that wouldn't have made him cry too.

He lost his luggage because he tried to be a decent person and help the little girl whose family accidentally left her behind. The driver had nothing to do with it. It was more like "No good deed goes unpunished."

He kissed Shirley in the celebrity impersonators episode (non-consensually). Other than Annie Kim I can't think of any other non-white women on this show.

Does Jeff really need to make out with and/or bang every female character on the show?

Because "Voice of Diedrich Bader" just sounds funnier.

I love that Britta's codename was the worst Batman.

She was referring to the Reek plotline, Captain Obtuse.

"Hey Father-Uncle-Dad."

"Your brother was MAR-DARD."

Ho ho, witty retort.

Not to mention Bronn and Jaime looked like Hope and Crosby in Road to Morocco.

Well, Littlefinger is basically a sociopathic piece of shit. It's not surprising he would think something horrible is a good idea as long as it benefits him somehow.

So what I'm getting is that it does happen to people in the books, but it's ok because they're not highly revered.

Who brings garden shears to a bar?

There's nary a prison cell been built that can hold a greased Ukrainian.