Matthew G. Glave (born Saginaw, Michigan, August 19, 1963), an American film and television actor. Glave attended Ohio University. He is married to Anita Barone and has two daughters, Madeline and Roxanne. Glave has appeared in numerous television shows, including recurring roles as Deputy Bud Skeeter on Picket Fences, Dr. Dale Edson in ER, and Colonel Paul Emerson in Stargate SG-1. He has also appeared in Cheers, NYPD Blue, X-Files, and CSI,...
Robbie learns what Glenn's last name is, then realizes Julia will have a rhym...
Robbie laughs at Julia's married name, so Glenn asks why it is funny, clearly...
Robbie showed up to Glenn and Julia's engagement party and he doesn't feel li...
Robbie just got knocked to the ground by Glenn who makes fun of him and walks...
Julia wants to see the lights of Las Vegas from the window seat but Glenn is ...
Robbie and Holly are on a double date with Glenn and Julia at a club.
Robbie is drunk and walks out of a bar to see Glenn with a woman under his ar...
Glenn surprises Holly with a brand new invention-- a CD player.
Robbie notices Glenn checking out other girls at the club, so he sees how far...
Glenn is talking to Billy Idol on the airplane to Vegas and he's blocking the...
After Glenn comes home with a new CD player, Julia gets excited to play some ...
Robbie is provoking Glenn to confess his scandalous ways with other women whi...
Robbie notices that Glenn has an eye for all the other pretty ladies at the c...
Glenn offers Robbie a drink, then turns to go use the bathroom.
Glenn is drunk and hanging out with another girl when he bumps into Robbie ou...
Glenn and Julia start boarding the plane to Las Vegas to get married.
Glenn surprises Julia with 2 plane tickets to Las Vegas for them to finally g...
Holly comes out of the bathroom to tell the guys that Julia is drunk and need...
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