Tim Bagley as Glen Gary Tim Bagley comes from good Midwestern stock. He was raised in Minneapolis Minnesota, Madison, Wisconsin, and Niles, Michigan. He majored in Art, with a minor in Psychology at Cal State Fullerton. After college came a string of odd jobs: a butler at the Playboy Mansion, a Page at Paramount Studios, a Mitzi Gaynor dancer, Cathy Rigby's personal assistant, and a phone service operator for two pimps named T-money and Blueberry Muffin. Somewhere in there he began taking acting classes with Nina Foch, Howard Fine, and The Groundlings. He spent five years writing and performing with The Groundlings main company. Film highlights include the upcoming, Knocked Up, Employee of the Month, Accepted, and Totally Baked, along with The Day After Tomorrow, Enigma with a Stigma, Nemron, Whiplash, Happy Texas, Austin Powers 2 / Spy Who Shagged Me, and The Mask. Some TV highlights include “Will and Grace,” “Monk,” “According To Jim,” “King of Queens.” “7th Heaven,” “Wanda Does It,” “Situation Comedy” “Las Vegas,” “Pilot Season,” “Hidden Hills,” “The Court,” “ER,” “Dharma & Greg,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Strip Mall,” “3rd Rock,” “Ellen,” and “Seinfeld.” Tim's play, “Happy Hour,” won the 1999 Jury Award for Best One Person Show at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen. His one-person show, “Clean Boy, Dirty Stories,” is being developed by Endemol Entertainment. Tim resides in Los Angeles, but still enjoys a good Wisconsin cheese ball.