#leonard burton

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Sexiest Podcast Character — Night Vale Bracket — Round Α

Propaganda

Station Management:

Station Management was submitted without propaganda.

Leonard Burton:

he's the guy of all times. he was the voice of night vale until he died and cecil took the role. sometimes there are troubles in the flow of time and he is alive again, to talk to you sweetly in the radio. he has a voice like a rocky riverbed or a warm meal served in a wooden bowl. every day he walks to work and doesn't die, but he has a vision of his death. what is a vision without visuals? it's a vision in every other sense. he doesn't think he should be alive, but he doesn't know what else to be. he is a broadcaster. he does not stop broadcasting because he does not live.

[voidvale]

In episode 106, Cecil describes his teen self's outfit:

"so early 80s with his double-windsor striped tie, polyester coat, and aviator goggles, just like we all wore back in the day."

Bonus:

Also this version with regular glasses and no goggles:

[go-to-the-mirror]

All Night Vale community radio hosts know how to do is come back from the dead, be gay, and lie.

[bulkhummus]

leonard burton

[screamingsilentlyintothevoid]

I hope that makes sense to you, dearest listeners, because it does not to me. I am neither a scientist nor a poet. I am a radio host. I merely repeat to you that which I have learned. And what I have learned is that time is shaped like a donut. Beyond that, I have no comprehension.

Leonard Burton - ep.  148 - The Broadcaster

[fuskinari]

Who doesn't love imagining NVCR intern Cecil?

I'm all here for multi-eyed Cecil, but why has nobody made similar headcanons for Leonard Burton? For some reason, I always imagined him as having multiple mouths. The way James Urbaniak voices him, just an unending stream of poetic consciousness, multi-mouthed Leonard Burton was the first thing that came to mind!

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can any night vale fans send me an image of leonard burton, i'm queueing some polls and google is not being very helpful

[myladyofmercy]

the artful dodger bts via maia mitchell on instagram

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[mississpissi]

do u ever wonder what leonard burton did after retirement? do u ever wonder what leonard burton? wonder no longer. this is actually what happened. he told me. more to come btw.

[roskirambles]

(Archive) Animated movie of the day: Atlantis The Lost Empire (2001)

Originally posted: January 7th, 2022 Ah, the Disney Renaissance. Their musicals absolutely dominated the 90's, but from Pocahontas(1995) to Tarzan(1999), their box office returns started to go down. So, the house of the mouse decided to try and shift gears, and took a gamble greenlighting some rather odball movies. None of them paid off, but this ended up giving us one of my childhood favorites and frankly an underrated film that, while flawed, still makes for a very interesting experiment.

Distancing itself from it's predecessors, this movie isn't a musical which presents a refreshing change of pace. Songs wouldn't fit in this film anyways, with it's darker tone, heavy action focus and even violent imagery. The body count is shockingly high for a Disney animated feature, and unlike a film like Mulan a lot of them happen on screen.

So, yeah, the film is more violent. And scarier too(Rourke's death is quite gruesome). It's also more visually interesting in some ways. With character designs from creator of the Hellboy comics Mike Mignola, the art direction has an edge to it that complements the action set pieces and adventurous narrative. The city of Atlantis, while decadent, is breathtaking.

What about the characters though? Well, they're really fun! While not having the most deep story arcs, all have a very strong charisma and bounce off each other humorously (my personal favorite is Vinny). Protagonist Milo may be the most plain of the bunch but he's still a likable dork. As out of focus as it is, his relationship with Kida is also charming, both of them understanding the importance of cultural exchange.

And that's the deal. This film is closer to Raider's of the Lost Ark than Beauty and the Beast. It's a death defying adventure with just enough plot and characterization to justify the action. There's still some compelling drama here, but the focus isn't the romance or the self discovery. It's the crazy, cool journey.

[laura-nirvana]

WAIT HOLD ON 😭😭 I JUST REALISED THAT THE STAR CLIFF MEME LOOKED EXACTLY LIKE MONA LISA 💀💀💀

[bulkhummus]

here actually have these too

[screamingsilentlyintothevoid]

An incomplete visual description of things that have no shape: 1. Death is a bottomless pool of clear water 2. Wind is a question mark 3. Morality is a thermos 4. Love is an over full shopping bag with a broken handle 5. Fear is a cinder block tower with a single door and no windows

Leonard Burton - ep. 148 - The Broadcaster