Son of the Braverman elders. He is married to Jasmine and father to a son and a daughter.
Background citizen reacting to pup missions.
A resident of the future who initially lives in the apartment where Joe awakens. He guides Joe and Rita toward the supposed time machine, provides a useless map, becomes Joe's vice-president, and later has eight wives and thirty-two children.
Mysterious space traveler in Zathura, reveals the game's tragic backstory.
C.P. Kennedy is the local attorney initially hired to represent Joseph Palmer. His ineffective performance at the preliminary hearing leads Joseph to allow Hank to take over as lead counsel. Through this change in representation, C.P. functions as the failed first defense and helps bring Hank directly into the case against his father.
Newly graduated CHP motorcycle officer partnered with undercover agent Ponch. He assists in investigating the heists, identifies key suspects, rescues a hostage, and accidentally kills the main villain when a bullet ricochets off his titanium implant.
A narcissistic male model whose coin Beth took from the fountain. He is part of the group of suitors vying for Beth's attention in New York.
Carl Loomis is Angie's common-law husband. He kicks Angie out, later arrives at Kate's baby shower and exposes the truth about Angie's supposed surrogate pregnancy. Although Carl does not reunite with Angie, he remains close to their daughter and takes parenting classes, showing his continuing connection to Angie and the child.
Vince is Super Club's fast, popular head cashier and a repeated Employee of the Month winner. Conceited and misogynistic, he bullies Jorge, pursues Amy despite her rejection, sabotages Zack, and cheats by skip-scanning items. His misconduct is exposed, leading to his firing, arrest, probation, and decline.
Film crew staff capturing documentary-style footage.
A repeat offender who has served three prison sentences imposed by Judge Biederman, John seeks revenge after learning the judge has died. He targets the judge's son, Nelson, then deliberately gets himself imprisoned alongside him. As Nelson's cellmate, John gives him harmful advice and later sabotages his parole, making him both Nelson's tormentor and a central force in his prison ordeal.
A former getaway driver and bank robber enrolled in witness protection under the alias Charlie Bronson. He drives a souped-up Lincoln Continental and is pursued by his former criminal associates, his ex-girlfriend's brother, and a U.S. Marshal. He ultimately reconciles with his estranged father, retrieves his money stash, and reunites with his girlfriend Annie.
Dax Shepard has 59 screen credits in a career dating back to 1993. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently PAW Patrol with 1 titles. Signature works include Parenthood, Idiocracy, CHiPs. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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