Glenn is a reoccurring character and the co-worker of Early Cuyler for Dan Halen Sheet Rock International in Squidbillies
Character[]
An employee at Dan Halen Industries. He is often assaulted by Early at work or at home. He is often a victim of Early's many antics, with his wife, Donna caught in between. He shows more annoyance than loathing for Early. He is very protective of his wife whom Early often stalks and tries to seduce. In "Pile M for Murder" it is shown that he gets along with his boss Dan Halen, even tolerating and supporting Halen's murderous tendencies.
In the Adultswim.com exclusive episode "Glenn's Revenge". His character is expanded upon considerably. It's revealed Glenn harbors a rivalry against Early (which escalates to Glenn fantasizing about killing Early), he's not well known around the office (with a another employee saying he's met him a dozen times and still doesn't know what his name is), he has a penchant for playing video games and smarting off at ten-year-old's, he watches television and eats ice cream when he's rejected by his wife (also providing the first front-direct shot of him in the series), he can bore even the amicable Sheriff (providing also the first time the Sheriff has had major interaction with him), he is currently 41 years old, and he had a Space Ghost lunchbox (that his mother said grew legs and ran away).
In the episode One Man Banned, it is revealed Glenn and his wife have divorced.
Glenn Is Annoyed By Dan Halen and Rusty Cuyler's Antics and He Gets Angry At Dan Halen and Rusty Cuyler In Russell Roars.
Appearances[]
- "Office Politics Trouble" (Debut)
- "Double Truckin' the Tricky Two" (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- "Giant Foam Dickhat Trouble" (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- "Bubba Trubba"
- "Burned and Reburned Again"
- "A Sober Sunday" (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- "Webnecks"
- "Tween Steam"
- "Sharif"
- "Condition: Demolition!" (Non-Speaking Cameo)
- "The Appalachian Mud Squid: Darwin's Dilemma"
- "The Unbearable Heatness of Fire"
- "Tuscaloosa Dumpling"
- "Armageddon It On!"
- "Pile M for Murder"
- "Mud Days and Cornfused"
- "Lerm"
- "The Fine Ol’ Solution"
- "Anabolic-holic"
- "God's Bro"
- "Need for Weed"
- "The Many Loves of Early Cuyler"
- "Dead Squid Walking"
- "Young, Dumb and Full of Gums"
- "Frivolacious Squidigation?"
- "Clowny Freaks"
- "Asbestos I Can"
- "Class of '86"
- "Velvet Messiah"
- "The Big E"
- "Snow Daddy"
- "Ballmart"
- "The Pharaoh's Wad"
- "Trucked Up!"
- "Rusty and Tammi Sitting in a Tree, B-A-S-T-A-R-D"
- "Squidbilly Manfishing"
- "The Legend of Kid Squid"
- "From Russia with Stud"
- "Ga-Ga-Ghost"
- "The Inkubator Lives!"
- "A Jailhouse Divided"
- "Stop, Jammer Time"
- "Thou Shale Not Drill"
- "The Squid Stays in the Picture"
- "Hetero-Cephalo Agenda"
- "Limbitless"
- "Taint Misbehavin'"
- "Ink Is Thicker Than Blood, Which Is Thicker Than Water"
- "Bunker Down, You Hairy Dawg!"
- "A Walk To Dignity"
- "Granny Hotfoot"
- "Hybrid to Hell"
- "Southern Pride and Prejudice"
- "The Peep"
- "Greener Pastor"
- "Thanks-Taking"
- "Dove In An Iron Cage"
- "The Guzzle Bumpkin"
- "The Knights of the Noble Order of the Mystic Turquoise Goblet"
- "Debased Ball"
- "Tortuga de Mentiras"
- "The War on The War on Christmas"
- "Dewey Two-ey"
- "Forever Autumn"
- "Muscadine Wine"
- "The Reenactment of the Repulsion of the Siege of Cuyler Mountain"
- "Rich Dan, Poor Dan"
- "Cooler-Heads Prevail"
- "Blue Lives Battered"
- "There's Sucker Porn Every Minute"
- "Events by Russell"
- “One Man Banned”
- “Let ’er R.I.P.”
- No Space Like Home
Trivia[]
- Glenn sounded different in his debut episode, he was voiced by Todd Barry instead, the same actor who voiced Dr. Bug in "Family Trouble" and "Asses to Ashes, Sluts to Dust".
- The first two seasons are the lowest amount of his appearances in a season, as he only appeared in his debut episode in season one, and three episodes in season two.
- Like Deputy Denny and many other characters, he is voiced by the co-creator of Squidbillies, Dave Willis.