About: Steve-Dave Pulasti and Walt Grover

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Steve-Dave Pulasti (usually referred to as Steve-Dave) and Walt 'the Fanboy' Grover made their first appearance in Mallrats. They are played by Smith's longtime friends Bryan Johnson and Walt Flanagan, respectively. Walt has a signature catchphrase; whenever Steve-Dave argues with a character, his comments will be followed by Walt saying "Tell 'em Steve-Dave!" Walt could may be related to Elias Grover, as they have the same last name.

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rdfs:label	Steve-Dave Pulasti and Walt Grover
rdfs:comment	Steve-Dave Pulasti (usually referred to as Steve-Dave) and Walt 'the Fanboy' Grover made their first appearance in Mallrats. They are played by Smith's longtime friends Bryan Johnson and Walt Flanagan, respectively. Walt has a signature catchphrase; whenever Steve-Dave argues with a character, his comments will be followed by Walt saying "Tell 'em Steve-Dave!" Walt could may be related to Elias Grover, as they have the same last name.
dcterms:subject	Chasing Amy Characters Characters Mallrats Characters Dogma Characters Clerks the Animated Series Characters Chasing Dogma Characters Clerks Comic Characters Walt Flanagan's Dog Characters
abstract	Steve-Dave Pulasti (usually referred to as Steve-Dave) and Walt 'the Fanboy' Grover made their first appearance in Mallrats. They are played by Smith's longtime friends Bryan Johnson and Walt Flanagan, respectively. Walt has a signature catchphrase; whenever Steve-Dave argues with a character, his comments will be followed by Walt saying "Tell 'em Steve-Dave!" Walt could may be related to Elias Grover, as they have the same last name.

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