...early in the episode, Jerry and George were sitting at the table in the diner and Elaine and Cranston walk up to the table and Jerry asks him "are you from the future"?
I'm pretty sure that was him. But it might have been someone else.
Funny if true.
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He definitely had hair in the episode I recall him being in. Playing Tim Whatley, Jerry's dentist that Jerry believes converted to Judaism strictly to tell jokes involving Jewish people. When he finds out thats what Jerry thinks he goes on to claim that Jerry is prejudice against dentists...an 'anti-dentite' LOL
Great episode. I know he appeared in a few others but in that one, he most definitely had hair. I never recall seeing him bald but it has been several years since I've watched Seinfeld so I could be wrong, he may very well be bald in another episode and I just don't remember it.
I do recall that Kramer line, but can't remember who he said it too lol
He did at least 2 episodes and at the end of the one in which he's bald he's in jail in the last scene.
I'll take a look at the Seinfeld ibdm page to verify.
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The episode descriptions don't go into enough detail about him. (he did 5 episodes, one I remember well was the only one that Elaine didn't play a complete slut. She wanted a separate room at a hotel with him when they went to the Super Bowl)
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I prefer to think of Tim Whatley, Hal and Walt as the same person. After Jerry, Elaine, Kramer and George only got a year in prison Tim Whatley, Jerry's ex-girlfriend Amy, Elaine's ex-boyfriend Ben and Tom Pepper conspired to have them all killed in prison and then they used the vacuum guy to get new identities and Tim Whaley moved to the tri-county area and became Hal. He reconciled with his ex-girlfriend Lois only to discover that they had 4 kids together, as the years went by he couldn't deal with Lois's constant nagging and the boys constantly getting into trouble so he had them all killed and used the vacuum guy again to become Walt and then moved to Albuquerque. There he discovered that Amy had moved there after the prison hits in New York and had taken the alias Skyler and they got together and started a family together. In the meantime Tom Pepper had also relocated to the tri-county area however tough times had fallen on him and he became homeless. After trying unsuccessfully to ruin Hal, Malcolm and Resse's Christmas tree business he used the vacuum guy again to become Old Joe. He also got a Masters degree in constitutional law and started his own junk yard. Although he never established contact again he did go to the same law school that Ben had enrolled in although his new alias was Jimmy McGill and he would eventually adopt the name Saul Goodman so clients would believe he was from the Jewish persuasion.
Just my thoughts and how I choose to view the characters.
"I really wish Gia and Claire had became Tanner" - Honeybeefine
I had to read that a few times to follow it, felt like it would be awesome to see it on a diagram or one of those police flow charts with their photos and lines connecting them lol.
Loved it though, that was an awesome read hippo. And it all fits together pretty perfectly. I like how you even tied Joe and Saul together, that was dope
It would explain why Walt was so comfortable the 10 prisoners getting hit, it wouldn't be the first time he had to have a bunch of people offed lol
Well done 👍
Thanks also something I didn't mention is when Tim Whatly was living in the tri county area as Hal he found out that his son Malcolm had met George Costanza (who adopted the alias Leonard) in the park and played chess, that explains why he didn't resort to prison hits initially, he knew they weren't 100 percent reliable because George somehow wasn't killed. Hal definitely had George Costanza killed off screen though. That also explains why he puts so much detail into his prison hits in Breaking Bad, he knew that so much could go wrong and he wasn't going to make the same mistake twice.
shareThat has more lines connected than Hank's suspect board links to Fring.
But this still doesn't explain how he sold Doug Heffernan water picks in his pyramid scheme, built a pool overlooking his yard and got Doug to walk his dog. And whatever happened to that dog - did Saul pull an Old Yeller on him?
Maybe he also adopted the name Saul Goodman so he can tell Jewish jokes just like Tim Whatley lol
shareWhatley was also a regifter. Would have been funny if instead of ramen noodles, Walt gave Elliot a label maker for his birthday...regifted from Seinfeld.
Come to think of it, Walt may have gotten those noodles from Hank or someone on his birthday and regifted them to Elliot...so there's that.
Yes that and another reason why Tim Whatley wanted Jerry dead was because he was such a bigoted Anti-Dentite.
"I really wish Gia and Claire had became Tanner" - Honeybeefine
I'm also trying to figure out how Danielle Atron escaped from prison, relocated to New York and took the Alias "Mrs. Hamilton" and climbed the way to the top of her daughters speed dial however that doesn't necessarily relate to Breaking Bad so I think I am going to discard it.
"I really wish Gia and Claire had became Tanner" - Honeybeefine
The Episode is about Little Jerry - the cock fighting episode.
KURT: Uh, no - I only eat cage-free, farm-fresh.
KRAMER: Yes! These are sweatshop eggs. <Kramer gets up to leave by climbing over the back of the booth. He loses it and falls on the floor, then regains his composure and walks out with his napkin still tucked in his collar.>
KURT (to Elaine): I gotta call the office. Honey, would you order for me?
ELAINE (sitting down): I'm a "honey." He's pretty great, huh?
JERRY: Is he from the future?
ELAINE: No, he just shaves his head. I think it's pretty gutsy.
GEORGE: Listen, sweetheart, let me tell you a little something about guts. <Points to his head.> This is guts.
OK I stand corrected. Thanks.
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I knew it seemed too good to be true. And would have been noticed before now by others.
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