A later addition to the ensemble cast, portraying an office employee at the Scranton branch of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company.
Anxious dentist who struggles with the chaotic consequences of the bachelor party.
Cautious dentist who repeatedly finds himself in chaotic, life-altering situations during bachelor trips.
Brad is David's supplier and former college acquaintance, and he pressures David to smuggle marijuana from Mexico to clear a debt. He misrepresents the size and ownership of the shipment, then reveals that he never intended to pay David. David tips off DEA agents, leading to Brad's arrest and prosecution.
Neurotic dentist who constantly struggles with chaotic situations.
Strict principal who transforms into a caped superhero alter-ego via hypnosis.
Barney's well-meaning but busy father. Realizing his son's loneliness, he purchases a defective B-Bot for him. Later, he joins Barney, his mother Donka, and Marc in breaking into Bubble headquarters to restore Ron's original personality, showing his support for his son's friendship.
Staff member helping Larry at work.
Rusty is the central protagonist, a regional airline pilot living in suburban Chicago with Debbie and their sons. Wanting to recreate his childhood vacations, he organizes the disastrous road trip to Walley World, struggles with his stale marriage, and ultimately reconciles with Debbie before taking her to Paris.
Working father who switches bodies with his son Wyatt. Ruins a Yale scholarship interview and attends a party with his son's crush. Discovers his own father sacrificed a music career for parenting. Performs at a concert to unite the family.
The main protagonist who recruits his friends for a final year-long campaign to tag Jerry. He faces repeated failures, crashes the wedding, and ultimately reveals his terminal liver cancer diagnosis as his true motivation, allowing Jerry to tag him in the hospital.
Divorced proctologist and fraternal twin brother to Kyle. He has custody of his teenage son Ethan, who initially resents him. Peter leads the investigation into their mother's past, experiences a one-night stand with Sarah, and ultimately reconciles with Kyle while gaining his son's respect.
Ed Helms has 108 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The Hangover with 3 titles. Signature works include The Office, The Hangover, The Lorax. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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