He is also in charge of the TV game show "Truth or Date" in which one of its shows was to take place at the local mall. After a confrontation with T.S. and during a new meeting with him, Brodie stinkpalms (In which Brodie inserted his own hand up his butt) Jared by shaking his hand and offering him chocolate pretzels (in which Jared holds every pretzel he eats with the hand that he shook Brodie's stink-palmed hand with). Jared unsuccessfully has Brodie and T.S. arrested, but they are rescued by Jay and Silent Bob. Jared becomes ill after getting stink-palmed, and his show is ruined. Willam is a minor character in both "Clerks" (where he was portrayed by Scott Mosier) and "Mallrats" (portrayed by Ethan Suplee). Throughout the film he is seen trying to find a sailboat within an autostereogram, constantly failing at it while other characters, including T.S., Brodie, Rene, some kids, and Stan Lee, succeed. At the end of the film he finally snaps and wanders around the mall moaning about the sailboat, unknowingly hitting the stage at a crucial point when Silent Bob is trying to retrieve a video tape he dropped and causing it to go right back into Silent Bob's hands. During the credits it is revealed that Willam eventually found the sailboat, although Willam himself seems surprised. In subsequent comic books, Willam makes cameo roles, still lamenting about the sailboat. Holden McNeil is the main character in the film "Chasing Amy". The character is played by Ben Affleck. Throughout the film he is trying to develop a working relationship with Alyssa Jones, who is a lesbian. He is the co-creator of the fictitious comic book Bluntman and Chronic. Kevin Smith has stated that Holden is the View Askewniverse character most similar to himself. Holden also appears in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back", living in a small barnhouse and giving Jay and Silent Bob information about the internet. He was named after the lead character Holden Caulfield from "Catcher in the Rye". Banky Edwards is a major supporting character in "Chasing Amy". He was played by Jason Lee. Banky is Holden McNeil's lifelong best friend and co-created the smash hit "Bluntman & Chronic" with him. Banky is very protective of Holden and finds his infatuation with Alyssa Jones to be disgusting.