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|Portrayed By = [[Joseph Maher]]}}Gavin Pollone '''is a character appearing in the Seinfeld episode [[The Dog]].
 
|Portrayed By = [[Joseph Maher]]}}Gavin Pollone '''is a character appearing in the Seinfeld episode [[The Dog]].
   
He is evidently an alcoholic, and drinks very much. He meets Jerry on a plane, and won't stop talking to him. He starts to feel unwell, so the plane medics demand an emergency landing in Chicago. He begs Jerry to look after his dog [[Farfel]]. Jerry reluctantly accepts, but regrets it after the dog is a vicious monster
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He is evidently an alcoholic, and drinks very much. He meets Jerry on a plane, and won't stop talking to him. He starts to feel unwell, so the plane medics demand an emergency landing in Chicago. He begs Jerry to look after his dog [[Farfel]]. Jerry reluctantly accepts, but regrets it after the dog is a vicious monster [[File:Gavinplane.jpg|thumb]]
   
 
Jerry suspects Gavin has run away and left him with the dog. After a few days, he returns and claims that he was diagnosed with Bells Palsy
 
Jerry suspects Gavin has run away and left him with the dog. After a few days, he returns and claims that he was diagnosed with Bells Palsy

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Gavin Pollone is a character appearing in the Seinfeld episode The Dog.

He is evidently an alcoholic, and drinks very much. He meets Jerry on a plane, and won't stop talking to him. He starts to feel unwell, so the plane medics demand an emergency landing in Chicago. He begs Jerry to look after his dog Farfel. Jerry reluctantly accepts, but regrets it after the dog is a vicious monster

Gavinplane

Jerry suspects Gavin has run away and left him with the dog. After a few days, he returns and claims that he was diagnosed with Bells Palsy

Gavin is portrayed by Joseph Maher