Sean Patrick Hayes (born June 26, 1970) is an American actor and comedian. He is best known for his role as Jack McFarland in the NBC sitcom Will & Grace, for which he won an Emmy Award, four SAG Awards, one American Comedy Award, and six Golden Globes nominations. He also portrayed comedian Jerry Lewis in the made-for-TV movie Martin and Lewis. Hayes was born in Chicago, Illinois, the son of Mary, the director of a non-profit food bank, and...
Mr. Tinkles and Calico listen into the phones when Professor Brody tells the ...
Mr. Tinkles finally reveals himself to Sophie, and she passes out because she...
The cat's drive Mr. Mason through his factory in his wheelchair and speak for...
Mr. Tinkles pretends to be Mr. Mason and fires all his employees.
Mr. Tinkles questions whether or not to call his plan "Dark Cloud".
Mr. Tinkles plans on taking out Sophie first when he rules the earth, especia...
After Mr. Tinkles pretends to be Mr. Mason and fires all his employees, he sa...
Thomas is with Edward and Carter and he has bad news for them about seeing th...
Calico says he likes Mr. Tinkles hair when he comes out of the the bath becau...
Carter always wanted to see the mountain of his dreams and now he is finding ...
Mr. Tinkles reveals that playing pet to the sick man he lives with is key to ...
Even when he gets a good compliment, Edward still has something a little nast...
Mr. Tinkles decides to send in the ninja cats to take out Lou.
Thomas is getting Edward's room ready when he pulls back a curtain and he's s...
Edward walks into the hotel room and he has some advice for Thomas about how ...
Edward just fell on his butt while transferring beds in the hospital and Thom...
Edward has to have a roommate in his hospital because that is one of his big ...
Thomas gives Edward the worst news he could have possibly heard at the hospital.
Edward just got his head shaved and now he worried about what will happen to ...
Mr. Tinkles calls the payphone at the pier and taunts Butch and Lou.
Mr. Tinkles asks his cats if the game is afoot, and if the puppy fell for his...
Mr. Tinkles tries to gloat, but the cats are terrible drivers and are tossing...
Thomas is trying to bring up a painful subject to talk about with Edward.
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