Unrelated to the Sun, Hay series; likely from Workaholics.
A laboratory janitor who accidentally triggers a crisis by knocking off a life monitor. His attempt to perform chest compressions on a dying man causes the man to awaken and attack him, turning him into a zombie.
Another participant in frat drinking games.
A patient who mistakenly receives Jeremy's penis instead of his own due to hospital mix-ups. He explains to Sean and Donnie that his girlfriend, Sheryl, severed his organ as revenge for infidelity. He cooperates with the group to retrieve his own penis, enabling them to attempt the reattachment surgery on Jeremy.
A cave rabbit character who appears in the broader Ice Age franchise but has no direct role or plot involvement in this specific short film.
One of the three main protagonists and co-developer of the Skintendo video game. He tracks the terrorists' communications, sabotages the ransom transfer, and ultimately defeats the terrorist leader Erma in a final deadly duel.
Will Sherwood is a hacker whom Malcolm, Jib, and Diggy approach for technical help. He builds an online black-market website that allows them to sell the drugs through Bitcoin transactions, and later helps Malcolm extract cash from the digital proceeds. His expertise makes the students' dangerous plan possible.
Arliss is the contact introduced to Rick Klingman and Simon Tarnum through Original Patriot after the supposed cocaine video proves false. Although Arliss has no drug video, he claims to possess a sex tape involving Antonio Kelly-Zhang. Rick and Simon treat his claim as a potentially major lead and go to inspect the material before acting.
Fun-loving turtle wielding nunchucks, loves pizza, pranks, and keeping morale high.
Corden, who plays Daddy’s Ghost in the production, returns to the Regis Theater on opening night. He announces new monologues for Marjory / Mama Jean and Miles as the company prepares to perform, making him part of the final events shown in the available story.
Smuts is Corey's associate in the covert operation. He reveals that he bought 50,000 boxes from Corey as part of that operation, exposing a connection between Corey's seemingly ordinary box-selling business and his spy activities. The summary identifies him as an associate but gives no further details about his role or relationship with Corey.
Blake Anderson has 52 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Shorts) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Workaholics, Tiny Fugitives, Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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