An aging clone of Emperor Cleon who has retired from active rule but continues to serve in an advisory role within the Empire's triumvirate leadership.
Rock star persona assumed by the bounty hunter Ug.
Larry is part of Zach's audition team and helps manage the dancers during the selection process. Zach tells him to take the dancers to the rehearsal room, and Larry later brings them back to perform the newly learned routine. He also leads the group through a tap combination while Zach and Cassie argue.
Shape-shifting alien bounty hunter tracking the critters.
Space station counselor revealed as the alien Ug.
Minor tenant involved in the chaotic survival events at the apartment complex.
Lt Fox is the officer Jenny and her companions contact when the scavenger hunt turns into a series of threats and disappearances. Fox becomes involved in their search for the final destination, though the students later realize that Fox was not sent to New York as they had assumed.
Augustus P. Tavish is the greedy proprietor of the toy company where Mrs. Santa Claus finds work. He accepts poor conditions and child labor, ignores her concerns about toy quality, fires her after a work slowdown, and later tries to stop Santa Claus's Christmas deliveries after discovering her identity.
Barney Fagan is one of the allies within the fugitives' safe-house network. After Samuel and the group travel by train, they reach Barney and receive shelter there, though the protection remains precarious because Plimpton is still pursuing them.
Terrence Mann has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work is anchored in the Critters universe with 4 titles. Signature works include Foundation, The Dresden Files, A Chorus Line. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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