The lieutenant who leads the woefully incompetent Reno Sheriff's Department squad and the closest thing the show has to a protagonist. He delivers the briefings, takes charge of raids and stakeouts, and answers for the team in the documentary-style camera interviews. A running visual gag is his laughably skimpy uniform shorts, which he insists are regulation. Dangle maintains an unshakably high opinion of his own leadership even as every operation collapses, and he regularly blames editing, suspects, or his deputies for his own failures.
Fast-talking bail bondsman and Riggs' loyal friend, provides comic relief.
Continues engaging in scam activities alongside the Hoagy's Alley cats within the town.
Medical professional treating Gotham's injured.
Senior military advisor.
A deputy in the fictional Reno Sheriff's Department, part of the massively inept force featured in the mockumentary-style parody of Cops.
Benjamin's friend and poker partner who joins Tony in pushing Benjamin to reconcile with Andie. He is misled by the rival coworkers into thinking Andie knew about the bet all along.
Aviation pioneer exhibit in the Smithsonian.
Voice actor for a fairy associated with books and learning.
Dr. Bill Dowd is Terravex's geologist and a scientist involved in studying the underground creatures. He objects to Reece Tenneson's plan to kill them because he recognizes their intelligence, emotions, and shared hive mind. He later helps Tripp and Meredith rescue them and steals the transport truck.
A creative fairy who enjoys drawing and artistic expression.
Greg is Ruth's husband and is present when Dax visits his pregnant sister. Along with Ruth, he becomes part of the situation that forces Dax to care for the family dog, linking Greg to Dax's reluctant responsibility and to the changes that gradually bring more structure to Dax's life.
Thomas Lennon has 185 screen credits in a career dating back to 1991. Their work spans 14 cinematic universes — most prominently Reno 911! Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Reno 911!, Rock, Paper, Scissors, Jellystone!. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 14 universes
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