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** His relationship with Music/Moby also has shades of this.
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** His relationship with Music/Moby Music/{{Moby}} also has shades of this.
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** His relationship with Music/Moby also has shades of this.
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** Walter is named for the Creator/WilliamShakespeare character Sir Walter Blunt from ''Henry IV, Part I''.
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** Walter is named for the Creator/WilliamShakespeare character Sir Walter Blunt from ''Henry IV, Part I''.''HenryIVPart1'', who was Patrick Stewart's first Shakespearean role.
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Shelly.
* {{Expy}}: Walter was inspired by Creator/PiersMorgan.
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* ShoutOut: in "Who Kisses So Early in the Morning?", Walter and Harry recreate the classic LaurelAndHardy short ''TheMusicBox''.
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** Walter is named for the Creator/WilliamShakespeare character Sir Walter Blunt from ''Henry IV, Part I''.
** In "Who Kisses So Early in the Morning?", Walter and Harry recreate the classic LaurelAndHardy short ''TheMusicBox''.
** Walter is named for the Creator/WilliamShakespeare character Sir Walter Blunt from ''Henry IV, Part I''.
** In "Who Kisses So Early in the Morning?", Walter and Harry recreate the classic LaurelAndHardy short ''TheMusicBox''.
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* ShoutOut: in "Who Kisses So Early in the Morning", Walter and Harry recreate the classic LaurelAndHardy short ''TheMusicBox''.
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* ShoutOut: in "Who Kisses So Early in the Morning", Morning?", Walter and Harry recreate the classic LaurelAndHardy short ''TheMusicBox''.
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* SceneryCensor: Parodied; Harry poses nude for a painting Walter paints. His junk is obscured, but the painting is not.
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* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Ronnie, the porn producer, is in desperate need of cash (California's condom laws making production all but impossible for him) but is ready to give back Walter's money when Harry refuses to perform for him because he believes getting Harry's genitalia (shown to be extremely large) on film because he believes it would be artistically negligent for him not to do so.
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* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Ronnie, the porn producer, is in desperate need of cash (California's condom laws making production all but impossible for him) but is ready to give back Walter's money when Harry refuses to perform for him because he believes getting it would be artistically negligent on his part if he doesn't get Harry's genitalia (shown to be extremely large) on film because he believes it would be artistically negligent for him not to do so.film.
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* TheAlcoholic: Alcohol is Walter's primary vice. Harry carries around a flask and makes sure Walter has a swig every now and then as a pick-me-up.
* {{Asexual}}: Harry has issues that make him unable to enjoy sex. He says that there are other pursuits that keep him occupied, but there is more than a hint of regret when he's unable to perform in a porn scene because the Health Department shut production down.
-->'''Harry''': I'm unable to enjoy sex. At the moment of congress, I experience shame and anticipate punishment.
-->'''Harry''': I'm unable to enjoy sex. At the moment of congress, I experience shame and anticipate punishment.
* FreudianExcuse: Harry believes his issues with sex stem from his mother.
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* {{Manchild}}: Walter has an oral fixation, according to the Freudian network psychiatrist. When stressed/troubled he does things like pay a prostitute to let him suck on her breasts or be cuddled by Rosalie, his executive producer.
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* {{Manchild}}: Walter has an oral fixation, according to the Freudian network psychiatrist. When stressed/troubled he does things like pay a prostitute to let him suck on her breasts or be cuddled by Rosalie, his executive producer. Harry even reads him bedtime stories.
* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Ronnie, the porn producer, is in desperate need of cash (California's condom laws making production all but impossible for him) but is ready to give back Walter's money when Harry refuses to perform for him because he believes getting Harry's genitalia (shown to be extremely large) on film because he believes it would be artistically negligent for him not to do so.
-->'''Ronnie''': I believe in what I do. I bring people '''''joy! What do you do?!?!'''''
* SitcomArchNemesis: Walter has a one-sided rivalry with Anderson Cooper.
* ScrewTheMoneyIHaveRules: Ronnie, the porn producer, is in desperate need of cash (California's condom laws making production all but impossible for him) but is ready to give back Walter's money when Harry refuses to perform for him because he believes getting Harry's genitalia (shown to be extremely large) on film because he believes it would be artistically negligent for him not to do so.
-->'''Ronnie''': I believe in what I do. I bring people '''''joy! What do you do?!?!'''''
* SitcomArchNemesis: Walter has a one-sided rivalry with Anderson Cooper.
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-->'''Live!Walter''': Good evening, Walter Blunt.\\
'''Tape!Walter''': Good evening.
'''Tape!Walter''': Good evening.
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* FunctionalAddict: Walter is in the grips of severe substance abuse but that doesn't stop him from doing his job. In the pilot he's seen abusing alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine (that's been spiked with speed). He's also seen taking an extra-large dose of Ambien having been told that the pills were actually a new type of amphetamine but still manages to film a segment while completely blacked out.
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* FunctionalAddict: Walter is in the grips of severe substance abuse but that doesn't stop him from doing his job. In the pilot he's seen abusing alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine (that's been spiked with speed). He's also seen taking an extra-large dose of Ambien (later revealed to be Oxycontin) having been told that the pills were actually a new type of amphetamine but still manages to film a segment while completely blacked out.
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* LargeHam: Walter's on-camera persona is one prone to overwrought bloviating. His off-camera persona is just a little less hammy.
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'''''Blunt Talk''''' is a comedy program that premiered in 2015 on Creator/{{Starz}} that's created by [[Series/BoredToDeath Jonathan Ames]] and produced by Creator/SethMacFarlane.
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'''''Blunt Talk''''' is a comedy program that premiered in 2015 on Creator/{{Starz}} that's created by [[Series/BoredToDeath Jonathan Ames]] and produced by Creator/SethMacFarlane.
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** Hell, he takes on a bunch of cops to help a prostitute escape because she was nice to him.
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Creator/PatrickStewart stars as Walter Blunt, an irascible and self-important British journalist. When Walter isn't using ''Blunt Talk'', his news program, as a soapbox to lecture the American public, he can be seen getting into wild misadventures with Harry, his trusted manservant, by his side, to the chagrin of his producers and network executives.
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Creator/PatrickStewart stars as Walter Blunt, an irascible and self-important British journalist. When Walter isn't using ''Blunt Talk'', his news program, as a soapbox to lecture the American public, he can be seen getting into wild misadventures with Harry, Harry Chandler (Adrian Scarborough), his trusted manservant, by his side, to the chagrin of his producers and network executives.
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* BritsWithBattleships: Walter is a former Royal Marine officer who served in combat during the Falklands War. Harry served alongside Walter.
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* BritsWithBattleships: UsefulNotes/BritsWithBattleships: Walter is a former Royal Marine officer who served in combat during the Falklands War.UsefulNotes/TheFalklandsWar. Harry served alongside Walter.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Despite what he might say, Walter cares deeply about his crew.
* AFatherToHisMen: Despite what he might say, Walter cares deeply about his crew.
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-->'''Gisele''': Let's just say I have a nine-inch clit.
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-->'''Gisele''': Let's just say I have a nine-inch clit.clit.
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* HypercompetentSidekick: Everyone at the studio is talented at what they do. Too bad they work for [[TheHedonist Walter]].
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'''''Blunt Talk''''' is a comedy program that premiered in 2015 on Creator/{{Starz}} that's created by [[Series/BoredToDeath Jonathan Ames]] and produced by Creator/SethMacFarlane
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'''''Blunt Talk''''' is a comedy program that premiered in 2015 on Creator/{{Starz}} that's created by [[Series/BoredToDeath Jonathan Ames]] and produced by Creator/SethMacFarlane.
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'''''Blunt Talk''''' is a comedy program that premiered in 2015 on Creator/{{Starz}}.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Despite what he might say, Walter cares deeply about his crew.
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-->'''Walter''': Oh, Harry. What would I do without you?\\
'''Harry''': No, Major. What would ''I'' do without ''you''?
'''Harry''': No, Major. What would ''I'' do without ''you''?
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you, Harry?\\
'''Harry''':No, Major. What would ''I'' do without ''you''?''you'', Major?
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-->''Harry prepares a line of coke''\\
'''Harry''': I'll, uhm, test this for you, Major.\\
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'''Harry''': The ratio of cocaine to speed is just right, Major. Have at it!
'''Harry''': I'll, uhm, test this for you, Major.\\
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'''Harry''': The ratio of cocaine to speed is just right, Major. Have at it!
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: Walter ad Harry share an emotionally co-dependent relationship that is as messed up as it is heartwarming.
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* HeterosexualLifePartners: Walter ad and Harry share an emotionally co-dependent relationship that is as messed up as it is heartwarming.heartwarming.
-->'''Walter''': Oh, Harry. What would I do without you?\\
'''Harry''': No, Major. What would ''I'' do without ''you''?
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'''Harry''': No, Major. What would ''I'' do without ''you''?
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* TheAddict: Walter is in the grips of severe substance abuse. In the pilot he's seen abusing alcohol, marijuana, and cocaine (that's been spiked with speed). He's also seen taking an extra-large dose of Ambien having been told that the pills were actually a new type of amphetamine.
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Creator/PatrickStewart stars as Walter Blunt, an irascible British journalist. When Walter isn't using ''Blunt Talk'', his news program, as a soapbox to lecture the American public, he can be seen getting into wild misadventures with Harry, his trusted manservant, by his side, to the chagrin of his producers and network executives.
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Creator/PatrickStewart stars as Walter Blunt, an irascible and self-important British journalist. When Walter isn't using ''Blunt Talk'', his news program, as a soapbox to lecture the American public, he can be seen getting into wild misadventures with Harry, his trusted manservant, by his side, to the chagrin of his producers and network executives.
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* AllPsychologyIsFreudian: Walter is forced to attend counseling sessions with a psychiatrist employed by the network. The shrink is a Freudian who even brings his own FreudianCouch to counseling sessions for his patients to lie on.
* {{Badass}}: Walter. Even when he's drunk and high to oblivion, he's able to overpower two police officers and hold many more at bay with [[ItMakesSenseInContext a baton and Shakespeare]].
* BritsWithBattleships: Walter is a former Royal Marine officer who served in combat during the Falklands War. Harry served alongside Walter.
* TheJeeves: Harry, Walter's former batman and current manservant, is a thorough deconstruction of this trope. Although Harry's unfailingly loyal and has Walter's best interests at heart, he's a complete mess and happily partakes in his employer's many vices.
* PatrickStewartSpeech: Walter gives one to ''himself'', complete with an impassioned reach towards the camera. It's played for as many laughs that can possibly be wrung out of the situation.
* {{Manchild}}: Walter has an oral fixation, according to the Freudian network psychiatrist. When stressed/troubled he does things like pay a prostitute to let him suck on her breasts or be cuddled by Rosalie, his executive producer.
* TalkingToHimself: InUniverse. Walter finds himself completely toxic, thanks to having been caught obtaining sexual services from a trans prostitute who may be underage (she's not), and decides that the only way to salvage his reputation is to interview ''himself'' through the use of different outfits and pretaped question and reaction shots.
* {{Transsexual}}: Walter procures the services of Gisele, a male-to-female trans prostitute. She has natural breasts thanks to hormone therapy but has yet to undergo gender reassignment surgery.
-->'''Gisele''': Let's just say I have a nine-inch clit.
Creator/PatrickStewart stars as Walter Blunt, an irascible British journalist. When Walter isn't using ''Blunt Talk'', his news program, as a soapbox to lecture the American public, he can be seen getting into wild misadventures with Harry, his trusted manservant, by his side, to the chagrin of his producers and network executives.
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!!This show provides examples of:
* AllPsychologyIsFreudian: Walter is forced to attend counseling sessions with a psychiatrist employed by the network. The shrink is a Freudian who even brings his own FreudianCouch to counseling sessions for his patients to lie on.
* {{Badass}}: Walter. Even when he's drunk and high to oblivion, he's able to overpower two police officers and hold many more at bay with [[ItMakesSenseInContext a baton and Shakespeare]].
* BritsWithBattleships: Walter is a former Royal Marine officer who served in combat during the Falklands War. Harry served alongside Walter.
* TheJeeves: Harry, Walter's former batman and current manservant, is a thorough deconstruction of this trope. Although Harry's unfailingly loyal and has Walter's best interests at heart, he's a complete mess and happily partakes in his employer's many vices.
* PatrickStewartSpeech: Walter gives one to ''himself'', complete with an impassioned reach towards the camera. It's played for as many laughs that can possibly be wrung out of the situation.
* {{Manchild}}: Walter has an oral fixation, according to the Freudian network psychiatrist. When stressed/troubled he does things like pay a prostitute to let him suck on her breasts or be cuddled by Rosalie, his executive producer.
* TalkingToHimself: InUniverse. Walter finds himself completely toxic, thanks to having been caught obtaining sexual services from a trans prostitute who may be underage (she's not), and decides that the only way to salvage his reputation is to interview ''himself'' through the use of different outfits and pretaped question and reaction shots.
* {{Transsexual}}: Walter procures the services of Gisele, a male-to-female trans prostitute. She has natural breasts thanks to hormone therapy but has yet to undergo gender reassignment surgery.
-->'''Gisele''': Let's just say I have a nine-inch clit.