Mentioned as rough-housing with Kelso and beating him up in flashback scenes, highlighting his aggressive and protective role within the friend group's basement hangouts.
Minor character with brief appearance in background scenes.
One of Carl's friends whom he initially ignores. They rebuild their friendship after Carl adopts the yes lifestyle, and Carl later matches him with Soo-Mi.
Friend of the Newton children.
Jane's roommate who prepares a batch of cupcakes for a science fiction convention. The cupcakes are laced with cannabis, which Jane accidentally eats, triggering the film's central chain of events.
Breaks into Carfax Abbey, gets turned by Dracula.
Larry is a central protagonist who lives with Rico and enthusiastically imitates an infomercial while trying to create a tiny classified ads business. After being locked out and missing television access, he enters rehab, becomes involved in the coin scheme, and ultimately gains a new opportunity through Big Daddy.
A childhood friend of Brian and Eddie who works a low-paid blue-collar job before joining Brian's business. Kevin becomes emotionally attached to Jasper, eventually rejects the violent path around him, and escapes the country after Brian tries to kill him and Jasper. He later remains with Jasper abroad.
Carys' best friend and an undertaker. He strongly insists Carys return the stolen ring and confess her lies. He warns her about the exhumation, tips off the police, and eventually confesses his romantic feelings for her.
A government operative employed by Senator Biter to locate and retrieve the runaway robot.
Paul is Catherine’s partner at the point when she takes a break from him. His separation from Catherine creates the situation in which she grows close to Lachlan, adding emotional complexity to Lachlan’s already unstable personal life and contributing to his reduced involvement in Warren’s farm business.
Jimmy is dealing with trouble in his marriage while the conflict around Brendan escalates. He tries to repair the marriage and ends his affair. His personal effort to address the damage in his relationship forms a separate strand of the story alongside Brendan's difficulties with his identity and relationships.
Danny Masterson has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Strange Frequency Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include That '70s Show, Yes Man, Puff, Puff, Pass. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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