Ethan Suplee (born May 25, 1976) is an American film and television actor best known for his roles as Seth Ryan in American History X, Louie Lastik in Remember the Titans, Frankie in Boy Meets World, Randy Hickey in My Name Is Earl, a Goth roomate in The Butterfly Effect, and his roles in Kevin Smith films. Suplee was born in Manhattan, the son of Debbie and Bill Suplee (the latter of whom would go on to play "Willie," the one-eyed mailman, in...
John tells Max his plan to save his son.
Thumper is having some fun with his girlfriend while Evan wakes up from his b...
Thumper doesn't recognize Evan, and is very hostile towards preppies.
Evan is reading through his journal entries to take him back to the times whe...
Thumper grabs the journal away from Evan after hearing him read out loud the ...
Thumper has some advice for Evan to not re-live the traumatic experiences he ...
Even when getting stoned, Thumper proves to be a good message taker.
Thumper gets pumped up to help Evan celebrate 7 years of no blackouts.
Evan tries to talk to Thumper in the hallway at school but he doesn't know hi...
Mitch expresses his disappointment with Max as a security guard.
George and the gang are trying to grow their marijuana distribution system an...
George and Tuna have just arrived in California and they are looking for ways...
Evan reads a passage where Mr. Miller takes his clothing off, making Thumper ...
George and Tuna have recently arrived in Manhattan Beach and want to sell mar...
Thumper makes an observation, notes that Mr. Miller sounds like a pervert.
Thumper suggests Evan not continue down this path, it could really screw him ...
Tuna, George, and the gang go to Mexico to get closer to the producers and so...
Thumper is pumped up to go and get drunk with Evan to celebrate no more black...
Evan jumped on top of his roommate Thumper in their dorm room.
Evan is arguing with Thumper about how he is reading back on his traumatic ev...
George gets involved transporting marijuana back East with the help of Barbie...
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