David Puddy

[laughs] Lol.

He's David Puddy in Seinfeld.

Fuck yeah, he is.

Oh my God.

He stole his move.

Of course it is.

David Puddy is fucking massive in Seinfeld.

I'm sure that led to him getting so many more fucking things.

This is 2000.

I believe that episode had Puddy in it, which would make it, like, last season or two or whatever, although it would have been maybe seven, 'cause Larry must have been there.

He wouldn't have stolen an idea after the show.

Uh, so it's a little surprising it's so soon after it would have happened on Seinfeld.

I did some super horrible things in that relationship as well.

So w- we, I would say we were equally guilty parties to it, but it was like Elaine and David Puddy, you know, when they'd be like, "We're broken up.

We're back together."

Yeah.

It feels like the...

Seinfeld episode where Putty has a fur, a man fur, and Elaine said, they asked Elaine, you don't like it because you're anti-fur? And she's like, ah, anti-fur.

You know, who has the energy? Who has the time? Like, it's the same.

It's just the same.

Samson.

You're talking about Putty?

Sure.

Maybe.

We should play it and then make the goal of the game in face body paint like Seinfeld.

Like Putty when Putty was in the fr- Putty went to the Devil game-

Oh, support the team

... with the, uh, [laughs] support the team.

Career highlights.

Breakout recognition Seinfeld now, I think they get this wrong They say played Bob which is right, but then they say aka face painter on Seinfeld which it says the episode the face painter became a fan favorite his over-the-top hockey face painting character made him instantly memorable and I'm and I when I looked it up and Before I got to your clips, which I'm going to talk about in a second, it was Putty.

He's the one who goes to the, he goes dressed up as a devil, but the New Jersey Devils game and he has the thing.

So I'm like, that's not Yule.

yeah.

Peterman and Putty just played my town small theater.

They're both New England guys.

I think they both live in Connecticut, and they're both conservative fellows.

I guess they loved Peterman.

Yeah.

And they hated Putty.

So Peterman did do stand-up at some point.

Yeah.

And, you know, I was a big Seinfeld fan, obviously, so we love Patrick and love Putty on Seinfeld and love his voiceover stuff that he's done over the years.

I feel like we always end up in a little bit of an Emperor's New Groove situation.

It's not my favorite because of Gronk, but I feel like then the 10-year-old ends up watching his voiceovers for a while.

The Tick.

Is that Putty?

Yeah.

Buddy from Seinfeld.