Minor facility supervisor or authority figure appearing in specific workplace episodes
Kuzco's teacher at the academy. He is characterized as wise and generally helpful, but also short-tempered and frequently driven to frustration by Kuzco's antics and behavior.
Dan is a jobless misanthrope who repeatedly faces odd misfortunes and cannot provide income for himself. He drives the plot through elaborate revenge schemes against the people and problems he finds unbearable, while showing a soft spot for his cat. His closest allies are Chris, his better-off friend, and Chris's wife Elise.
Background extra smoking while cheering or watching an event.
Skilled mechanic who converts Dusty into an air tanker.
High school teacher who oversees the Book of Love quest.
Crude but loyal nerd known for his flatulence and unwavering friendship.
Minor casino or hotel associate with limited but present screen time.
Joel's mischievous friend who encourages him to embrace his newfound freedom and facilitates his first encounter with the adult entertainment industry by arranging a call.
An Atlantic Records executive who discovers Ray, signs him, and produces his first major hit Mess Around.
Variant name for Booger, maintaining his core traits.
Mr. Welch is Akeelah's principal at Crenshaw Middle School. He pushes her to enter the school spelling bee when she initially refuses, using detention to address her frequent absences. He later helps Tanya reconsider Akeelah's removal from the state competition and supports Akeelah at the national event.
Curtis Armstrong has 106 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work spans 16 cinematic universes — most prominently Revenge of the Nerds with 4 titles. Signature works include The Emperor's New School, Moonlighting, Dan Vs.. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 16 universes
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