Terry Kimple

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Terry Kimple is a major recurring character from The Cleveland Show. He is a suave, easygoing dude, who works as a cable installer at Waterman Cable, and served as an occasional sixth ranger to The Guys, before his marriage to Paul in "Terry Unmarried" and later, the addition of Dr. Fist in "Fist and the Furious". He is voiced by Jason Sudekis.

Heroic Acts[]

In "Birth of a Salesman", Cleveland brought marijuana to school and smoked it with Terry. When the principal busted them, he threatened to expel, whoever brought the weed on campus. Terry took the blame, sacrificing his education. He told Cleveland that unlike himself, he had a future ahead of himself, and that he needs to go to school to reach it.
In "Love Rollercoaster", he helped with selling roller coasters to the people who needed them.
In "Field of Streams", he helped Cleveland with reconstructing the abandoned old baseball field, by getting the money from Mr. Waterman. This was all done to ultimately get Coach McFall out of his job as a lowly janitor, and into regaining his role as a little leage baseball coach.
In "Once Upon a Tyne in New York", Terry babysat for Junior, Roberta, and Rallo, while Cleveland and Donna had their honeymoon in New York. However, he fell asleep, and let them sneak out and draw a penis on his forehead.
In "Terry Unmarried", he and Paul fled to Vermont, so that they could legally get married.
In "The Blue, The Gray, and The Brown", Terry fought for the north in the reenactment of The Battle of Stoolbend and won, despite history, saying that they lost.

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