Tim Whatley

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It reminded me of the Seinfeld episode, I, and I'm gonna throw a TV reference, where that, where Jerry goes to the, uh, Thanksgiving, uh, party and Tim Whatley says, a- and Jerry said, "Did, did Tim Whatley say, 'Did Jerry bring anything?'"

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"Or did Jerry bring anything?"

Yeah.

Because he was, he was Tim Whatley and he was Hal.

Yeah.

I think if you-

So it's, first of all, it offended me as, like, a TV person.

It's kind of like Seinfeld when he wasn't offended by the Jewish jokes when Tim Whatley, he was offended as a comedian.

Like, I'm offended as a TV person how bad of a segment, how poorly structured it was.

And so Spoon should've been, and you know, she's not a TV veteran like the producers are, so that whole segment should've be- should've been structured better and put her in a position to succeed.

And, uh, I think...

I mean, assuming they, they recorded the dub in '95, this would've been just after his first appearance as Tim Whatley on Seinfeld.

Yes, indeed.

You got a drop?

[laughs] Oh, Fei Long's an asshole.

Yeah.

Just like Tim Whatley.

Right.

That's a number two.

Number three is Tim Watley.

Converted to Judaism just for the jokes.

He's a Fugazi dentist.

You know, got some weird things going on in his office.

It is funny that that's Bryan Cranston, who plays Tim Watley, who ends up being Walter White.

Wow.

Yeah, it's awesome.