Folge 68, Staffel 3, Episode 20
The Last Walt
The Last Walt
German title: Adieu Walt
Original title: The Last Walt
Original title: The Last Walt
Sitcom – USA
Production year: 2010
Movie length: 22 minutes
Production year: 2010
Movie length: 22 minutes
Director: Michael Spiller
Writer: Steven Levitan, Christopher Lloyd, Dan O’Shannon, Paul Corrigan, Brad Walsh
Cinematograph: James R. Bagdonas
Music: Gabriel Mann
Writer: Steven Levitan, Christopher Lloyd, Dan O’Shannon, Paul Corrigan, Brad Walsh
Cinematograph: James R. Bagdonas
Music: Gabriel Mann
Movie description:
Some bad news: Phil and Claire’s old neighbor, Walt, passed away. They had to break the news to Luke, only he didn’t react the way either of them wanted. In fact, a little smile crept across Claire’s face when she tried to emphasize to Luke that Walt died. (Claire apparently turns into the Joker when delivering bad news.) Still, Luke had no emotional reaction at all, other than to go into Walt’s house and claim the one item Walt said he could have after he died. Luke opted for the television so he could have one in his bedroom.
Jay and Gloria were heading to dinner with Mitchell and Cameron, as Cameron’s father, Merle, was in town. That meant their house was free for Haley to have a pool party. Haley convinced Gloria there would be a chaperone, someone very responsible, like her uncle. Of course, remembering the family tree, Manny was technically Haley’s uncle, so that worked for her. Not that she told Gloria that, and she only told her parents her uncle graciously volunteered to chaperone. And Manny did ... even better than Phil or Claire would have.
Over at Mitch and Cam’s, Merle and Cam were having their usual arguments about Merle not liking Jay. It turns out, Jay had a good reason. Merle always treated Mitchell like he’s the »wife« in Cam and Mitch’s relationship, even buying Mitchell a women’s watch as a gift. Sure enough, when Merle told the story of how Cam threw a tractor tire through a chicken coop when he was 3, Jay countered with Mitchell needing 17 stitches when he karate-chopped a plate glass window.
Jay and Gloria were heading to dinner with Mitchell and Cameron, as Cameron’s father, Merle, was in town. That meant their house was free for Haley to have a pool party. Haley convinced Gloria there would be a chaperone, someone very responsible, like her uncle. Of course, remembering the family tree, Manny was technically Haley’s uncle, so that worked for her. Not that she told Gloria that, and she only told her parents her uncle graciously volunteered to chaperone. And Manny did ... even better than Phil or Claire would have.
Over at Mitch and Cam’s, Merle and Cam were having their usual arguments about Merle not liking Jay. It turns out, Jay had a good reason. Merle always treated Mitchell like he’s the »wife« in Cam and Mitch’s relationship, even buying Mitchell a women’s watch as a gift. Sure enough, when Merle told the story of how Cam threw a tractor tire through a chicken coop when he was 3, Jay countered with Mitchell needing 17 stitches when he karate-chopped a plate glass window.
Boy Actors
Rico Rodriguez
(Manny Delgado, 12 years old)
(Manny Delgado, 12 years old)
Birthday: 31.07.1998
Age of the actor:
approximately 12 years old
Age of the actor:
approximately 12 years old
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