A widowed sports anchor who recruits his brother-in-law and childhood best friend to co-parent his three daughters. He is later reassigned to co-host a morning television show called Wake Up, San Francisco.
Generic background animal reacting to the escape.
Protective father who disapproves of Harry.
An uncredited addict appearing briefly in the film's comic drug culture.
Dash is the second head of Scare School and Alder’s partner in the plot against Kibosh. Together they test a petrification potion and plan to rule the Underworld and Deedstown. Dash ultimately stops the conspiracy after relatives from the Valley of Shadows intervene and convince the headmasters to change course.
The central protagonist, a male penguin undertaking a grueling 70-mile trek to the mating grounds. Despite a previously dismal romantic life, he becomes deeply infatuated with a female penguin and faces personal and interpersonal crises.
This voice is the artificial intelligence associated with the Wurlitzer jukebox in the recreation area. It advises Oliver about his relationship with Prudence and prompts his unsuccessful caveman-style approach. Following the ship's destruction, the Wurlitzer's disembodied voice is left stranded in space.
Uncredited cameo appearance, likely playing a fictionalized version of themselves.
The patriarch of the family at the center of the story. Portrayed by director Bob Saget, his character draws parallels to the father role from Saget's previous sitcom work.
Spencer Paley is a neurotic, sarcastic, cowardly Los Angeles writer and Donna's husband. Though he initially avoids outdoor activities and disappoints Michael with his cautious advice, the camping trip forces him to become more engaged. He ultimately risks his life to save Michael and others, proving himself a brave and committed father.
Edward's lawyer, Lawrence reads the will and explains that Daniel receives the inheritance, with the option to share it, provided the family spends the weekend together. Lawrence receives a grandfather clock, smashes it, and is seen with cash. Jessica later knocks him out and takes the money.
Bob Saget has 106 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Dirty Movie Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Full House, Who Is Martin Mull?, Bob Saget: That's What I'm Talking About. 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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