Interpol agent assisting Valentina in her investigation.
The main antagonist and royal advisor. An immortal sorcerer who has lived for 700 years by secretly killing monarchs and collecting their magical tail feathers to craft a power-boosting boa. He orchestrates the kidnapping and assassination plots.
Martin's roommate whom Martin explicitly dislikes. He serves as a source of friction for Martin, who eventually evicts him to focus on his music and personal growth.
Donald attends the couples' weekend where Tom and Janet question the guests about the mysterious briefcase and apparent murder. He is part of the group that hears the complete account, debates whether it really happened, and remains unable to escape the property.
Emerging comedian recruited for the National Lampoon radio show, later signed over to Saturday Night Live.
Boris Lipka is a slob at the hotel who claims to know everyone there. Shannon goes to his room for sex after becoming angry with Edwin, and he is accidentally killed during the encounter. Martha and Shannon hide his corpse, impersonate his supposed departure, and involve Ruby and Gerald in an increasingly desperate cover-up.
In the faux documentary, John Daly is one of the professional golfers competing in a 1966 charity golf event at Trump National Golf Club. Portrayed by Jon Daly, he plays against Adam Scott, with tournament proceeds allocated to the golfers' chosen charities.
Demonic puppet paired with Gary, highlighting the show's dark comedy tone.
Supporting character involved in the initial Pooka! incident.
Donald is Leanne’s wealthy partner and the father of her missing young daughter. Billy blames him for manipulating Leanne and for becoming the reason she abandoned their former relationship. During the disappearance, Donald faces investigators and media scrutiny alongside Leanne, while tensions arise over how well he understands their daughter and how the family should respond.
Jon Daly has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Zoolander with 2 titles. Signature works include Marvel's M.O.D.O.K., King Tweety, The Feeling. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
