Fan Casting George Plato in Robert Smigel's Green Lantern

Jud's quiet, semi-retired father who runs the family pharmacy with his overbearing wife Bonnie. George is a man of few words—his signature line is the exhausted, resigned "Alright, Bonnie"—but his silence speaks volumes. He loves both his sons equally but has long since given up trying to mediate between Bonnie's favoritism and Jud's failures. His simple, heartfelt "Good for you, son" when Jud reveals himself carries the weight of years of unspoken pride. George is the quiet anchor of the Plato family.