Pat Healy is a fictional character from 1998 comedy film There's Something About Mary.
Having developed his own designs on Mary, Pat tries to throw Ted of by tellin...
Bret enters Mary's place while Ted, Norm, Dom and Pat are all there.
While Mary's suitors are quarreling, Brett Favre comes into the room with War...
Ted goes to Sully's place to confront him after Mary puts him out. When ted a...
Pat and Norm are tossing dogie treats stuffed with speed into Mary's window. ...
Pat and Norm are hiding in the bushes watching Ted and Mary on their date.
On her first date with Pat, Mary takes him to meet Tucker at the Architecture...
Pat after eavesdropping on Tucker's conversation with Mary, exposing his exte...
Pat is sitting with Mary and Magda holding Puffy, who, unknown to them, he se...
Standing in the driving range parking lot talking to Mary, Pat is pretending ...
Ted, trying to make an impression on Mary fabricates a story about working wi...
Pat's lack of sensitivity starts to show shortly after creating his opening.
At the driving range, Mary is basically ignoring Pat's overtures until now.
Meanwhile in Miami, Pat is at the driving range next to Mary.
Ted shows at Pat's job the day after their meeting to find that he resigned a...
Ted meets up with Pat when he returns from Miami with news of Mary, which he ...
Mary talks to her friends about a guy that was in her life that didn't work o...
Pat offers Sully his twisted logic about sobriety then offers him a beer.
Pat sits on the sofa at Sully's. He jumps up when he realizes he's sitting ne...
Sully pulls up in front of his apartment building in Miami.
Sully picks up Pat in Miami, Pat asks about the large dog Sully has in the ba...
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