I know that this will get lost in this 4 year old video's comment section but at the very end, you could hear Louie's voice start to crack, and that's when you know what a fantastic soul he has and also what a genuinely kind person Craig is...
I thought he had noticeably less energy in the last two appearances, such a nice guy but also sharp as a whip like Craig, but seemed to be struggling at the end.
Louie a great comedian, story teller, host. I was a adult in my 30s making sure I wouldn't miss "Life with Louie". He brought pure joy into this world, as with many people who didn't have the ideal childhood, he dealt with his upbringing through humor. Enjoy your next journey big guy.
his family certainly offered quite a bit of material especially the way he spoke of his dad's addiction and how he described his cheery co-dependent Mother in his books. will miss him and cherish his kind sweet funny demeanor.
I agree. Louie may not have been the funniest or most famous comedian, but he was very good. His humor was simple straight forward and always in touch with life. He had his own unique style. I watch him now and I think as I have gotten older, he was so in tune then with where I am now.
@@PlanetEarth3141 subtle yet touching is how I experienced his stand up. his first appearance on Carson was one of the most unique. introduced us to his style and delivery. content always relatable for me.
@@DonnaPiaVocci You're right. And Louie went out of his way in that final clip to say publicly how appreciative he felt toward Craig for the kindness of being there multiple times and the respect he felt from Craig. I've seen some celebrities do that with other celebrities, but not very often. I've seen it happen with Craig a lot of times. It says a lot about the fine character of both men.
Very well said. My childhood friend works at Spago in Las Vegas and I guess Louie liked that place. He said he wouldn't give a second thought to posing for a picture and would give you a handshake and a kind word.
What a good compilation! I think he was a force for good. His comedy was never mean and mostly at his own expense. He always had a kind energy, and it was even more pronounced as he got older. I realized just a few years ago how much I liked him and I'm sad now that I never got to see him live or meet him. He was one of the GOATs for sure. RIP big guy.
Me too, I only discovered how much I loved his standup a few years ago. I’m very sad he’s gone, though he talked on Colbert about how he would talk to God and I believe he’s with him now 🥲
When I was a little kid I was obsessed with him in the 80s. My mother was friends with his sister so we had some interesting interactions. He was a really sweet and kind person. His comment at the end of this interview was definitely sincere and important for him to express.
Great comedians i miss besides louie, pryor, carlin, foxx, wilder, radna, bellushi, candy, farley, dangerfield, etc. we miss them all, thanks for you tube, hopefully generations to come will appreciate the briiliance and humility of my this generation.
Thanks so much for this. I needed it. I miss the good old days with Craig Ferguson. Louie is always great. The two are so freaking funny. I lost track of Craig. Saw him singing while riding a bicycle...
Had Louie on a radio show I produced in Oregon a couple times when he came through town on tour, always was sincere and super nice. Loved hearing him talk about hosting Family Feud back in the day.
God I'll miss Louie. That twilight bit had me cracking up. I love him. He's so genuine and loveable. The world is a darker place without his voice in it.
What a class act Louie was, thanking Craig for having him on so often and treating him well. Every story I have heard about Louie showed that he was a man who treated everyone with equity and grace. I will miss him.
Thank you for posting Louie's appearances with Craig over the years. I still remember seeing Louie on the Tonight show with Johnny for the first time and how he blew us all away with his sweet, hilarious and totally relatable comedy. I will miss Louie, but I am happy that I got to spend close to 40 years with him as a fan. To those who are sad, please remember, we are all the Universe and Louie just went ahead of us by a little bit.
Met Louie Anderson in Atlantic City in 1999 he had a book signing and went to see him after the show. Behind the stage and Louie was sitting in a rather small room with About 15 people. He said hi and he loved my Life shirt he said wow they make great shirts don’t they. I said yes they don’t. He invited me to sit sand talk a while. He had 12 copies of his book for sale and he signed it for me. He wrote to Sam Rip a good friend, Louie Anderson. We. we’re talking about having dads who drank and you know what comes with it…
It doesn't matter when you arrive to labor in the vineyard; the award is the same. That's a message from God, not that vague “universe” all the cool kids are blabbing on about.
This guy is another example of how much we love to laugh and how much we miss those who give the gift of comedy and joy even if its only for a few minutes.
Thank you SO MUCH, The Jayleno Fly for this - I think there's a TON of us who really needed a proper shot of what Louie really was about. I love how this really captures his humour and his quick wit. Cheers, mate! Much love and laughter to everyone.
His awkward pauses were so great. The audience just gets louder and louder with laughter. 😆😆😆 On a personal note, i don't know him but he's was the type of person you wanted to know. From his cartoon show to his comedy, he just seemed so endearing. As with many greats that made us laugh, the world is just a little bit less better for losing them here. But i always believe they're somewhere more happy and making someone laugh. 😊 ✌️🦁
RIP...truly one of the greats, so funny, I have no problem with comics that swear, but guys like Louie are refreshing, very rarely a swear word, and no need to, hilarious, all I can say Is Don't be sad he is gone, Be glad he was here
Love Louie Anderson's poignant comedy and the chemistry beetwen him and Craig is fantastic. Thank you so much for this, JayLeno Fly, you're doing the Lord's work.
thank you for the childhood memories with my Dad.. you were the conversation that kept my father and i laughing, even up to when I lost my Dad.. you kept us going. you are missed! best storey ever: giving things to your dad, he already owned .. we did that 1 year, because of you
I always watch comics and make it a point not to laugh unless they really really make me. No courtesy laughs. I don't even want to crack a smile unless they make me. I didn't last even one minute watching this gem (about 20 minutes in now). He's hilarious!
This reminded me of his ties. I love his comedy but I always admired his fun ties. I hope they go to a good home. They are a part of his humor. RIP Louie. He was so lovable.
I'm regret to say that I'm viewing Louie's death through rose colored glasses. I'm a avid comedy fan. Sadly I put Louie in my "comedians that bug me category." So I never gave him the attention I should have. I wish I didn't have to wait until he died to realize that he was truly a comedic genius. RIP Louie, to all the future fans that have yet to find you RIP
I AM ABSOLUTELY HEARTBROKEN THAT THE VERYYY FUNNY LOUIE ANDERSON PASSED AWAY💔😭 BLESS HIS SWEET HEART♥️ REST EASY LOUIE😢WE WILL FOREVER MISS YOU & BOB SAGET💔💔 SCREW 2022 ALREADY!
Miss him so much. Thank God we have all of this to preserve his memory. You may have passed from this earth. But you will never die, dear Louie. My kids will know about you. We love you.
The first "hug": That hand clasp, lean over, bump shoulders... by the end... completely different, more warmth. Love how close the two of them became over the visits.
I said it before, the universe does not want us laughing anymore. Sean Lock, Norm Macdonald, Betty White, Bob Saget, and now Louie Anderson. Now, when we need comedy the most, it gets ripped away.
Louie Anderson was a nice guy when I am Marion and Atlantic City. He was fighting with his boyfriend and I was like it was like 1999. I brought one of his books how many autographed for me he wrote. Thanks for meeting me after the show the Sammy Riposta good friend. Thanks again Louis Anderson.
Turning 57 this year; a lot of what he joked about is true...as he walked to sit down I started weeping...I think because of losing him, and that I recently was realizing that I'd definitely reached the pinnacle of looking behind me to see the top of the hill. I have been trying to desparately communicate to my teenage daughters that I (and they) are'nt going to be around forever. I lost my father when I was 5, he having been murdered at 25...and it shattered my developing little mind. I enjoy doing stand-up, never trying at all to "make it", and hopefully will be getting out there again since, "Hey 19"...we can talk it over.
Such a throwback artist…subtlety, nuance, genuinely funny universal material…did you ever hear him go blue or vulgar???Never-naughty yes…but he appealed to all ages without being saccharin And Never lame--so rare!!!😎
He seemed like a sweetheart. Now whenever I listen to Louie Anderson, all I hear is Christine Baskets. He gave that character his all, and he really became his mama - Christine was one of the best tv mothers of all time. What a loving tribute.
Love Louie Anderson!! Got to see him live years ago in VAlley Forge (?) PA with Dennis Miller. He actually made a joke - and I was spotlighted. Then I saw Louie in a California bookstore when I was on vacation but I never went up to him. He seems very quiet and polite. 😊
I have not seen any of the Twilight films (be instincts told me to avoid if possible?) but I've seen the actors/characters and Louie totally, looked like that werewolf dude! ROTFL! RIP man u r missed! ;)
I just wanted to thank you so much for putting all of these guest compilations together, that's a TON of work my friend and I am ever so grateful to you, you're a gift to humankind! ❤❤❤
TV idea pitch: it's like The View but with Craigy, Louie Anderson, Paula Poundstone, and Steven Wright. edit: And JRT as a new fabulous gay robot skeleton!
We've lost a wonderful person. Louie truly was once of the greatest at his craft. We love you Louie.
There was a wonderful long interview w/ Louie on Comedy Central’s Sirius XM today with Bennington. “Inclusion, not Exclusion!” Louie! RIP
@@peterhellmuth7384 I'll have to check that out. Saw him in Vegas years ago. He was fantastic!
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I LOVE him!
We DO all love love Louie. He will be greatly missed, but what a body of work he leaves. )that not intended as any kind oF joke, either)
I know that this will get lost in this 4 year old video's comment section but at the very end, you could hear Louie's voice start to crack, and that's when you know what a fantastic soul he has and also what a genuinely kind person Craig is...
We're with you bro. X
I thought that, too...the word "genuine" fits the last exchange perfectly. 🙂
I thought he had noticeably less energy in the last two appearances, such a nice guy but also sharp as a whip like Craig, but seemed to be struggling at the end.
Louie a great comedian, story teller, host. I was a adult in my 30s making sure I wouldn't miss "Life with Louie". He brought pure joy into this world, as with many people who didn't have the ideal childhood, he dealt with his upbringing through humor. Enjoy your next journey big guy.
his family certainly offered quite a bit of material especially the way he spoke of his dad's addiction and how he described his cheery co-dependent Mother in his books. will miss him and cherish his kind sweet funny demeanor.
A true survivor who exemplified how to survive and be joyful, esp toward others
I just watched several episodes of Life with Louie . I forgot how sweet a show it was ....
his parents WERE my parents....my brother and I laughed until tears at his show in Vegas. He was a special man! we loved him so much!!
The world just feels colder today when people so sweet and warm like him go. RIP the most underrated talent and most humble of people.
I agree. Louie may not have been the funniest or most famous comedian, but he was very good. His humor was simple straight forward and always in touch with life. He had his own unique style. I watch him now and I think as I have gotten older, he was so in tune then with where I am now.
@@PlanetEarth3141 subtle yet touching is how I experienced his stand up. his first appearance on Carson was one of the most unique. introduced us to
his style and delivery. content always relatable for me.
@@DonnaPiaVocci You're right. And Louie went out of his way in that final clip to say publicly how appreciative he felt toward Craig for the kindness of being there multiple times and the respect he felt from Craig. I've seen some celebrities do that with other celebrities, but not very often. I've seen it happen with Craig a lot of times. It says a lot about the fine character of both men.
@@PlanetEarth3141 You Must Be Joking .... He was Great from the very First appearance 1984 on the Carson Show. R.I.P . Mr. Anderson!
Very well said. My childhood friend works at Spago in Las Vegas and I guess Louie liked that place. He said he wouldn't give a second thought to posing for a picture and would give you a handshake and a kind word.
What a good compilation!
I think he was a force for good. His comedy was never mean and mostly at his own expense. He always had a kind energy, and it was even more pronounced as he got older. I realized just a few years ago how much I liked him and I'm sad now that I never got to see him live or meet him. He was one of the GOATs for sure.
RIP big guy.
Me too, I only discovered how much I loved his standup a few years ago. I’m very sad he’s gone, though he talked on Colbert about how he would talk to God and I believe he’s with him now 🥲
When I was a little kid I was obsessed with him in the 80s. My mother was friends with his sister so we had some interesting interactions. He was a really sweet and kind person. His comment at the end of this interview was definitely sincere and important for him to express.
louie anderson represents everything that was great about the 90's
Not a mean bone in this man's body. We need more of that in the world. Sadly now we have less. RIP!
RIP Louie. I often come back to this video when I need a laugh.
Great comedians i miss besides louie, pryor, carlin, foxx, wilder, radna, bellushi, candy, farley, dangerfield, etc. we miss them all, thanks for you tube, hopefully generations to come will appreciate the briiliance and humility of my this generation.
Louie is truly a master of the awkward pause. I have so much to learn.
Such a gift, didn't realize how many times Louie visited Craig, such a beautiful, funny man! RIP Louie
I don't see how anyone could dislike Louie Anderson. He's a wonderfully talented comedian.
I don't believe the thumbs down is for Louie.
Thanks so much for this. I needed it.
I miss the good old days with Craig Ferguson. Louie is always great. The two are so freaking funny.
I lost track of Craig. Saw him singing while riding a bicycle...
I hate him. Trully hate him.
Just kidding, Life with Louie is my fave cartoon and he is amazing.
It's easy to make an audience laugh, it's something else to make them SMILE"
When celebrities choose to have open views not be neutral and say oh thats not my thing and voice thier opinions then there is your answer cat.
Had Louie on a radio show I produced in Oregon a couple times when he came through town on tour, always was sincere and super nice. Loved hearing him talk about hosting Family Feud back in the day.
God I'll miss Louie. That twilight bit had me cracking up. I love him. He's so genuine and loveable. The world is a darker place without his voice in it.
What a class act Louie was, thanking Craig for having him on so often and treating him well. Every story I have heard about Louie showed that he was a man who treated everyone with equity and grace. I will miss him.
Thank you for posting Louie's appearances with Craig over the years. I still remember seeing Louie on the Tonight show with Johnny for the first time and how he blew us all away with his sweet, hilarious and totally relatable comedy.
I will miss Louie, but I am happy that I got to spend close to 40 years with him as a fan.
To those who are sad, please remember, we are all the Universe and Louie just went ahead of us by a little bit.
Met Louie Anderson in Atlantic City in 1999 he had a book signing and went to see him after the show. Behind the stage and Louie was sitting in a rather small room with About 15 people. He said hi and he loved my Life shirt he said wow they make great shirts don’t they. I said yes they don’t. He invited me to sit sand talk a while. He had 12 copies of his book for sale and he signed it for me. He wrote to Sam Rip a good friend, Louie Anderson. We. we’re talking about having dads who drank and you know what comes with it…
It doesn't matter when you arrive to labor in the vineyard; the award is the same. That's a message from God, not that vague “universe” all the cool kids are blabbing on about.
Another blessing of a true icon in our time of the greatest respectful comedians EVER!
This guy is another example of how much we love to laugh and how much we miss those who give the gift of comedy and joy even if its only for a few minutes.
As a kid I watched Louie’s animated show. I still think about it every so often.
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Thank you SO MUCH, The Jayleno Fly for this - I think there's a TON of us who really needed a proper shot of what Louie really was about. I love how this really captures his humour and his quick wit. Cheers, mate! Much love and laughter to everyone.
We love and miss you Louis Minnesota is definitely a colder place without you warming our hearts
Life with Louie, greatest cartoon when I was growing up. R.I.P. Louie.
One of the greatest comedians ever
I love how the audience was on the cusp of clapping for a guy saying he turned 57 then decided not to since, you know, he's doing his thing.
Louie would be fun to watch old movies with.
His awkward pauses were so great. The audience just gets louder and louder with laughter. 😆😆😆
On a personal note, i don't know him but he's was the type of person you wanted to know. From his cartoon show to his comedy, he just seemed so endearing.
As with many greats that made us laugh, the world is just a little bit less better for losing them here. But i always believe they're somewhere more happy and making someone laugh. 😊
✌️🦁
Morphine drip. Louie is truly one my favorite observational humorist’s. Thanks Louie !
His earlier appearances were comedy genius. Literally had me clapping here on my living room after his sets. lol.
RIP...truly one of the greats, so funny, I have no problem with comics that swear, but guys like Louie are refreshing, very rarely a swear word, and no need to, hilarious, all I can say Is Don't be sad he is gone, Be glad he was here
Rest in peace to this comedic legend.
Thank-You Louie for bringing me some joy to my life. You're the best.
Love Louie Anderson's poignant comedy and the chemistry beetwen him and Craig is fantastic.
Thank you so much for this, JayLeno Fly, you're doing the Lord's work.
Louie was hysterical! RIP🙏💔
R.I.P. Louie! You were truly special 😭
thank you for the childhood memories with my Dad.. you were the conversation that kept my father and i laughing, even up to when I lost my Dad.. you kept us going. you are missed! best storey ever: giving things to your dad, he already owned .. we did that 1 year, because of you
thank you louie for making us laugh......the world is shitty enough, you helped us through it.
First Betty White, then Bob Saget, now Louie Anderson. Thank you Jay Leno fly for putting all of this together for all three of them.
He gave Larry the Cable Guy credit for a Bob Saget Joke.
Louie should have been a recurring guest star on the Drew Carey show. Maybe MiMi's brother.
That would have been totally awesome!
That's such good casting ... let's agree that it happened! Mandela effect in 3 - 2 - 1 ... "I loved Louie on the Drew Carey Show!"
I've always loved Louie Anderson. Us Minnesotans have lost a great hometown boy who made it big. RIP Louie.
Yup. Louie A and Mitch Hedberg, both from St Paul. How's that happen?
So easy to like this guy. Not a pretentious bone in this man.
I always watch comics and make it a point not to laugh unless they really really make me. No courtesy laughs. I don't even want to crack a smile unless they make me. I didn't last even one minute watching this gem (about 20 minutes in now). He's hilarious!
You think you are superior but you are inferior. Hope you change before you get too old
My condolences! It was definitely a rough week when people so close to you pass! Cherish the memories 💜💜💜
Rest in sweet peace Louie.💗
I just discovered this man today and now I’m crying
Me too.
I love them both. This is new to me. It was on so late. This awkward pause gag.
RIP Louie
Pleasure to have you here. Always put on your mask and stay safe
Love Louie. Love Craig. Two brilliant, hilarious, kind men.
Pleasure to have you here. Always put on your mask and stay safe
This reminded me of his ties. I love his comedy but I always admired his fun ties. I hope they go to a good home. They are a part of his humor. RIP Louie. He was so lovable.
Died today Jan 21 2022 He will really be missed.....man I loved that guy...😟
It is really amazing how talanted the guy is and how dedicated he is to his goals.I mean, with every next appearence he looks healthier and healthier!
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Louie Anderson! I wish he was still here. Miss him! 💔 RIP Louie🙏
I hope he knew how we loved him.
I love my Louie Anderson 😉😀
the Twilight characters impersonation was KICK ASS HILARIOUS
Pleasure to have you here. Always put on your mask and stay safe
A moment of award pause is what we should have had on the day he passed. Thanks for all the laughs Mr. Anderson! RIP
I'm regret to say that I'm viewing Louie's death through rose colored glasses. I'm a avid comedy fan. Sadly I put Louie in my "comedians that bug me category." So I never gave him the attention I should have. I wish I didn't have to wait until he died to realize that he was truly a comedic genius.
RIP Louie, to all the future fans that have yet to find you RIP
Contempt prior to investigation.
Only just started watching and already laughing! I’ll leave a rating in an hours time haha aaaaand play
Thank you SO Much for these! ❤❤❤
This guys like-ability factor, is off the charts
I AM ABSOLUTELY HEARTBROKEN THAT THE VERYYY FUNNY LOUIE ANDERSON PASSED AWAY💔😭 BLESS HIS SWEET HEART♥️ REST EASY LOUIE😢WE WILL FOREVER MISS YOU & BOB SAGET💔💔 SCREW 2022 ALREADY!
Thank you for putting this together! My fave comics and a wonderful tribute to Louie.
I can't get enough louie anderson
Wow that's good Tracy, I appreciate that
What region are you writing from ?
RIP Mr. Anderson
The best ever!
I can't stop crying...OMG
I love you so much Louie! ❤️✨ Missing you so much already.
extremely funny, sweet and kind man. The world is worse off without him in it. RIP Louie...
Rest in Peace BiG Louie - Truly hilarious and fantastic in Baskets - Thank you for the many laughs - You’ll be sorely missed.
I love you Louie! Keep making God and the Angels laugh bc we need it right now.
Louie was a great Geoff. Godpeed Mr. Anderson.
That was the absolute best awkward pause. Just gave me such uplifting innocent laughter:)
U were the best louie thanx for all the laughs rip brought a tear to my eye many a times today it's cause your in heaven
Miss him so much. Thank God we have all of this to preserve his memory. You may have passed from this earth. But you will never die, dear Louie. My kids will know about you. We love you.
The first "hug": That hand clasp, lean over, bump shoulders... by the end... completely different, more warmth. Love how close the two of them became over the visits.
I said it before, the universe does not want us laughing anymore. Sean Lock, Norm Macdonald, Betty White, Bob Saget, and now Louie Anderson. Now, when we need comedy the most, it gets ripped away.
Louie Anderson was a nice guy when I am Marion and Atlantic City. He was fighting with his boyfriend and I was like it was like 1999. I brought one of his books how many autographed for me he wrote. Thanks for meeting me after the show the Sammy Riposta good friend. Thanks again Louis Anderson.
This bit is hilarious!! Gotta love Louie, may he Rest in peace.
I have plaid this over and over for a month now. He left an awesome legacy.
Turning 57 this year; a lot of what he joked about is true...as he walked to sit down I started weeping...I think because of losing him, and that I recently was realizing that I'd definitely reached the pinnacle of looking behind me to see the top of the hill. I have been trying to desparately communicate to my teenage daughters that I (and they) are'nt going to be around forever. I lost my father when I was 5, he having been murdered at 25...and it shattered my developing little mind. I enjoy doing stand-up, never trying at all to "make it", and hopefully will be getting out there again since, "Hey 19"...we can talk it over.
Thiis is my favorite way to see Louie Anderson, you can see how much they enjoy each other and are chill. He is missed.
Even if I didnt really know him as an actor, Life With Louie shaped me as a kid.
Dude has an amazing sense of humor and a great voice.
i love Louie Anderson :D so much
Louie made a hilarious Geoff. Didn’t know he stepped in for that. That’s awesome!
I LOVE Louie's ties
Crazy nutty FABULOUS! Miss you, Louie. Your funny observations are needed RIGHT NOW! Classic!
Louie will always be missed, such a kind warm soul.
craig’s gotta be my favorite.
What a beautiful man he is/was. Saw him in Vegas a few times. He was always funny and polite when you ran into him in the hotel.
Such a throwback artist…subtlety, nuance, genuinely funny universal material…did you ever hear him go blue or vulgar???Never-naughty yes…but he appealed to all ages without being saccharin
And Never lame--so rare!!!😎
Great comedians roast others, legendary comedians roast themselves
He seemed like a sweetheart. Now whenever I listen to Louie Anderson, all I hear is Christine Baskets. He gave that character his all, and he really became his mama - Christine was one of the best tv mothers of all time. What a loving tribute.
Comedians like this are just not around anymore. Louie Anderson, John Pinette and others. Hole some, clean, fun comedy. RIP sir!
louie is so good so good
Louie was one of a kind and is certainly missed. God bless him.
Love Louie Anderson!! Got to see him live years ago in VAlley Forge (?) PA with Dennis Miller. He actually made a joke - and I was spotlighted. Then I saw Louie in a California bookstore when I was on vacation but I never went up to him. He seems very quiet and polite. 😊
Donna, you should have walk up to me
Next time Louie, I shall! ☮️💜😊 blessings
@@donnadelahanty9903, Good so how is life out there with you?
Pleasure to have you here. Always put on your mask and stay safe
I have not seen any of the Twilight films (be instincts told me to avoid if possible?) but I've seen the actors/characters and Louie totally, looked like that werewolf dude! ROTFL! RIP man u r missed! ;)
I just wanted to thank you so much for putting all of these guest compilations together, that's a TON of work my friend and I am ever so grateful to you, you're a gift to humankind! ❤❤❤
TV idea pitch: it's like The View but with Craigy, Louie Anderson, Paula Poundstone, and Steven Wright. edit: And JRT as a new fabulous gay robot skeleton!
Pitch it to Byron Allen! He's most definitely one of the primary executives who can make a version of this workable.
Here is a show produced by Allen for reference.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Funny_You_Should_Ask_(2017_game_show)
Louie is kind of big on that one.
Craig Ferguson, Louie Anderson, George Wallace and Paul Rodriguez.
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 Craig Ferguson, Sean Connery, Michael Caine, and Aquaman.
Haven't laughed that long in a while. Thanks Louie
Louie is great!!
What a talent. Laugh in peace. Maybe he'll join a duo in comedy heaven?
Candy & Anderson would work for me.