The often bullied teenage daughter of the Griffin family, who is constantly ridiculed or ignored by her relatives.
Referenced as having a manager named Todd. Her character is part of the core friend group navigating 1970s teen life and social dynamics.
John's girlfriend and later wife, often frustrated by Ted's antics.
Lily is a newcomer whose physical resemblance to Nina Sayers is paired with an uninhibited quality that Thomas Leroy believes Nina lacks. She becomes Nina’s alternate, joins her on a night out, and appears within Nina’s hallucinations as a threatening rival and doppelgänger before congratulating Nina after the performance.
Carnegie's daughter who defects to help Eli and seeks redemption.
Local law enforcement lead in the third case.
The central protagonist, a Chicago housekeeper who discovers that she is genetically identical to the deceased Abrasax matriarch and the rightful owner of Earth.
An initially naive witch who develops romantic feelings for Oscar. Manipulated by her sister Evanora, she consumes an enchanted apple intended to kill Oscar, which instead destroys her heart and transforms her into a green-skinned, evil creature. She leads an army against Oscar and Glinda before fleeing the Emerald City in despair after being unable to harm the invincible wizard.
A NYC executive headhunter who recruits Dylan. She initiates a no-strings-attached sexual arrangement with him but later resumes dating, ending it with Parker after five dates. After a trip to LA with Dylan, she overhears a hurtful comment, ends their friendship, and reconciles only after Dylan proposes a genuine romantic relationship.
Stressed working mom seeking a simple holiday, leads the anti-perfectionist mom pact.
Stressed suburban mom who rebels against unrealistic parenting standards and leads the Bad Moms movement.
Audrey is a Los Angeles cashier whose life is upended when her boyfriend, CIA agent Drew, suddenly goes missing. Dragged into a global spy conspiracy by her best friend Morgan, she travels across Europe to retrieve a crucial USB drive. Despite her lack of training, she displays remarkable resourcefulness, successfully deceiving enemies, surviving multiple assassinations, and ultimately stopping Drew’s betrayal. She evolves from a heartbroken civilian into a capable operative.
Mila Kunis has 92 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Family Guy Trilogy Collection: Laugh It Up, Fuzzball! with 3 titles. Signature works include Family Guy, That '70s Show, Ted. 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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