Talk:Patton Oswalt

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Contents 1 Serious Problems 2 Picture 3 DJ Lazlo/GTA series 4 Neil Cumpston

[edit] Serious Problems

Now that someone already started it: Does he always play guys who have SERIOUS problems(refering to staying with his mother for 30 years,for the love of Josh!).New Babylon

[edit] Picture

Can whoever replaced the picture on here put it back, that one was much better than the current.

The Morgan Murphy link on the page connects to the wrong Morgan Murphy. Morgan Murphy is a young comic from California. She cowrote Patton Oswalt's William Shatner Roast performance. I do not believe she has her own Wikipedia page.

[edit] DJ Lazlo/GTA series

I'm still of the belief that Lazlo and Oswalt are one in the same person. Lazlo sounds far too uncannily similar to Oswalt and when I first picked up GTA III and played a bit of it, I was nearly convinced it was him until I started thumbing through the instruction manual for it. Can anyone offer up substantial proof that they are in fact two separate individuals? 75.2.13.137 03:32, 22 December 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Neil Cumpston

I think it's worth noting that he is widely believed to write under the pseudonm Neil Cumpston on AICN. This is widely speculated and a google search shows that they are believed to be one in the same, but I can't find anything that confirms or denies it. Any ideas of how to work that into the article?--Twintone 16:48, 6 April 2007 (UTC)