An investigator who questions a woman connected to George Hardy during the will reading at the Partridge Inn.
Invites Sheridan into a studio and asks him to promote his music. After Sheridan agrees, Pricka Bush Da Werewoof appears to transform into a werewolf, frightening those present.
Alice's former college boyfriend whom she initially breaks up with. When Alice seeks reconciliation, she discovers he is already dating someone else. He later appears at Alice's birthday party, where they share a moment of closure before he reveals he is engaged. His character represents Alice's past and her journey toward letting go.
Engineering outcast recruited by Charlie to construct the time machine. He follows advice to limit usage, disbands after FBI interrogation, reunites with the group to repair the space-time continuum via a black hole, and returns to their first time travel day.
A high school nerd who initially wants to lose his virginity to the popular Lorelei. After an alien invasion triggers a war between humans, vampires, and zombies, he teams up with Petra and Ned to survive. He discovers he is a werewolf, fights the main vampire antagonist Milan, and ultimately helps destroy the alien threat. He ends up dating Petra instead of Lorelei.
Colleague of Carrigan Burke.
Matt is Ashley's lover and performs as a mentalist at Russ's birthday party. His presence contributes to the tension surrounding Ashley and Carey, who is jealous of her partners but insists on remaining her friend. The ending hints that Matt may be the biological father of the baby Ashley raises with Carey.
This cast-list entry combines two figures who affect the show's uncertain creative direction. Andy Kaufman performs his Mighty Mouse skit for David Tebet, drawing laughter and helping win approval for the broadcast. Jim Henson objects to how the writers are treating his Muppets segment and later encourages Lorne Michaels in a brief conversation.
A high school classmate of Carter who secretly harbors feelings for her. He supports Carter and Rosie throughout the story and is present at the royal coronation.
A student frustrated about having no prom date, frequently venting to his stepsister Tess. After experiencing multiple rejections, he encounters a dejected Lucas and shares his own dating struggles. Ultimately, he surprises everyone by revealing his plan to attend the prom with his sister instead of seeking a traditional date, highlighting his unconventional approach to the event.
A 33-year-old frequent theater patron who dates Margot. He is a stalker who invades her home, physically assaults her, and attempts to manipulate the narrative of their altercation. After a basement fight and resulting fire, he flees town without leaving contact information.
Nicholas Braun has 56 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work is anchored in the Poltergeist universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Succession, The Sheep Detectives, Idiots. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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