Core character whose storylines often draw from writers' real-life experiences. Features a middle name paying tribute to Abbott and Costello. Engages in recurring comedic riffs with Jerry and drives plots centered on irony and superficial conflicts.
Eric Tiberius Duckman, a widowed, lewd, and egocentric anthropomorphic duck who works as a private detective in Los Angeles. He marries Honey in the finale, but the episode ends with a cliffhanger when his presumed-dead wife Beatrice unexpectedly appears.
Sy Borgman is a member of Harley's newly formed crew in Gotham's criminal underworld. He participates in the crew's adventures alongside Harley, Poison Ivy, Clayface, Dr. Psycho, and King Shark. The plot identifies him primarily through his role as one of Harley's associates while she attempts to establish herself as a villain.
Edward's lawyer who suspects Vivian of corporate espionage, crudely propositions her, physically assaults her when angry at Edward's business decision, and is subsequently punched and fired by Edward.
Parent at the conference who expresses displeasure with the substitute teacher.
Stone gargoyle on Notre Dame, acts as Quasimodo's confidant and friend.
Incompetent thief leader seeking revenge on Aladdin.
Minor character with no direct plot involvement or interactions mentioned in the provided summary.
Michelle’s irresponsible foster father with whom she resides in 1994. He provides minimal care and contributes to her unstable living situation prior to her journey.
Mauricio is Hal's close friend and companion in his pursuit of attractive women. Envious of Hal's happiness with Rosemary, he persuades Tony Robbins to reveal the trigger phrase that ends the hypnosis, later admits his motives, and learns to accept his vestigial tail.
A perverted tabloid boss who suppresses Kevin's serious journalism ambitions. He later trades Blankman's romantic interest to the antagonist for an exclusive interview. Captured and left to drown alongside Kimberly, he is rescued by a robot but deliberately abandoned by the hero duo as a running gag.
The widowed manager of the Majestic Hotel and father of Kyle and Brian. He hires animal control to remove the escaped orangutan, confronts the villain Rutledge, stands up to the strict owner, and eventually secures a new management position in Bali.
Jason Alexander has 164 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Leo Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Seinfeld, Duckman, Jimmy. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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