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| + | '''Lou''' is a shop clerk at the [[Barg'n Mart]] and a purveyor of other goods around Bikini Bottom. Lou is usually upbeat and treats his customers with respect. However, in the episode [[Party Pooper Pants (Episode)|Party Pooper Pants]], Lou's personality departs from the norm, and we learn that he has changed from a happy fish (from a photo SpongeBob has) to a tired, sad fish because of SpongeBob's presence at the Barg'n Mart: "...but you have to leave right now!" In [[As Seen on TV (Episode)|As Seen on TV]] a fish refers to Lou as "Vendor." We learn Lou's name in the episode Party Pooper Pants. | ||
| − | + | ==Appearances in the Series== | |
| + | In [[Neptune's Spatula (Episode)|Neptune's Spatula]] he tells [[King Neptune]] that SpongeBob pulled the Spatula out of the grease. In [[Ripped Pants (Episode)|Ripped Pants]], he does not like the joke that SpongeBob tells about the "Banana Split" and "Ripple." In [[Life of Crime (Episode)|Life of Crime]], he is a balloon vendor for National [[Free Balloon Day]], in which SpongeBob and [[Patrick Star|Patrick]] "stole" a balloon from it. In [[No Weenies Allowed (Episode)|No Weenies Allowed]], he talks to [[Sandy Cheeks|Sandy]] about what ice cream is called in Texas. He is sometimes a cameo and has been seen in many other episodes. In [[The Sponge Who Could Fly (Episode)|The Sponge Who Could Fly]], he teases SpongeBob and refutes that "they laughed at the guy who invented the light bulb too" at the Barg'n Mart. In the episode [[Sing a Song of Patrick (Episode)|Sing a Song of Patrick]], Lou sells torches to the angry mob. In [[The Two Faces of Squidward (Episode)|The Two Faces of Squidward]], he squirts mustard on a fish's nose when handsome Squidward walks by. | ||
| + | ==Looks== | ||
| + | Lou is a orange colored fish with a blue dorsal fin, blue arms and legs, and light blue lips. He wears a white paper hat, a white t-shirt, and a white apron that has pink ice cream stains on it. In "Party Pooper Pants," he wears a badge that says "Hi!" In [[Porous Pockets (Episode)|Porous Pockets]], he has a giant peanut sticking out of his hat. Lou's appearance has been inconsistent throughout the series. For example, in "Ripped Pants," he has lots of blue on his face and in "Party Pooper Pants," he does not have nostrils. | ||
| − | + | ==Voice== | |
| − | + | Lou has been voiced by at least 3 different actors. | |
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| − | + | ==Trivia== | |
| + | *Lou always has the pink ice cream stains on his apron because he sells ice cream, as seen in "Ripped Pants," possibly because he has multiple jobs. In [[Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm (Episode)|Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm]], he has ketchup stains. | ||
| + | *In "Porous Pockets," we learn that Lou has an ex-wife. | ||
| + | ==Jobs he has/had== | ||
| + | *Shopkeeper at Barg 'N' Mart | ||
| + | *Ice Cream Vendor | ||
| + | *Hot Dog Vendor at the Fry Cook Museum | ||
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| + | {{Clerk/Coach}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:00, 7 March 2023
Lou is a shop clerk at the Barg'n Mart and a purveyor of other goods around Bikini Bottom. Lou is usually upbeat and treats his customers with respect. However, in the episode Party Pooper Pants, Lou's personality departs from the norm, and we learn that he has changed from a happy fish (from a photo SpongeBob has) to a tired, sad fish because of SpongeBob's presence at the Barg'n Mart: "...but you have to leave right now!" In As Seen on TV a fish refers to Lou as "Vendor." We learn Lou's name in the episode Party Pooper Pants.
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[edit] Appearances in the Series
In Neptune's Spatula he tells King Neptune that SpongeBob pulled the Spatula out of the grease. In Ripped Pants, he does not like the joke that SpongeBob tells about the "Banana Split" and "Ripple." In Life of Crime, he is a balloon vendor for National Free Balloon Day, in which SpongeBob and Patrick "stole" a balloon from it. In No Weenies Allowed, he talks to Sandy about what ice cream is called in Texas. He is sometimes a cameo and has been seen in many other episodes. In The Sponge Who Could Fly, he teases SpongeBob and refutes that "they laughed at the guy who invented the light bulb too" at the Barg'n Mart. In the episode Sing a Song of Patrick, Lou sells torches to the angry mob. In The Two Faces of Squidward, he squirts mustard on a fish's nose when handsome Squidward walks by.
[edit] Looks
Lou is a orange colored fish with a blue dorsal fin, blue arms and legs, and light blue lips. He wears a white paper hat, a white t-shirt, and a white apron that has pink ice cream stains on it. In "Party Pooper Pants," he wears a badge that says "Hi!" In Porous Pockets, he has a giant peanut sticking out of his hat. Lou's appearance has been inconsistent throughout the series. For example, in "Ripped Pants," he has lots of blue on his face and in "Party Pooper Pants," he does not have nostrils.
[edit] Voice
Lou has been voiced by at least 3 different actors.
[edit] Trivia
- Lou always has the pink ice cream stains on his apron because he sells ice cream, as seen in "Ripped Pants," possibly because he has multiple jobs. In Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm, he has ketchup stains.
- In "Porous Pockets," we learn that Lou has an ex-wife.
[edit] Jobs he has/had
- Shopkeeper at Barg 'N' Mart
- Ice Cream Vendor
- Hot Dog Vendor at the Fry Cook Museum
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