A half-ghost enemy and old college friend of Danny's father. He is established as Danny's true arch-rival, posing a significant threat to the protagonist throughout his journey as a superhero protecting Amity Park.
One of six invited guests with government ties. He explores a secret passage with Miss Scarlet, discovers a corpse, and helps the group deduce the killer's methods.
Holbrook is Spencer's former boss, who objects when Spencer quits contract killing to live with Jen. Years later, he sends Spencer a romantic postcard that is actually an ultimatum to accept another assignment. Holbrook is later found dead in a hotel room, and the postcard helps convince Mr. Kornfeldt that Spencer has resumed his old profession.
Radio station DJ who hosts the Turbo Man competition, misleading the fathers.
Ron is Caroline’s boss and an advertising executive who wants a romantic relationship with her. He pressures Caroline to leave Jack and later enters her hotel room with champagne after the Los Angeles commercial shoot. Caroline rejects his advances and quits, though Ron later begs her to return because the client depends on her work.
Maris is an ambitious businessman seeking to obtain Snowy Peaks and transform the valley into a major destination resort. He exploits the patrol’s rivalry and safety violations to weaken Jerry Cramer’s position, benefits from the case against Pops, and acquires the mountain before confronting the patrol amid a dangerous runaway-device incident.
Harvey Holroyd is an uptight husband and father facing a mid-life crisis as his marriage deteriorates and his teenage daughter becomes involved with a cult. He separates from Kate, awkwardly begins seeing Marlene, and seeks a better-paying job through corporate recruiter Luckman. He later helps rescue his daughter, reunites with Kate, and prepares to move to Denver for a new job.
Richie's father, billionaire CEO, works closely with Regina
Mr. L.C. Peache is Clifford's father and the manager of the luxury hotel where Clifford lives. His occupation explains Clifford's unusual daily arrival at school in a hotel limousine, while the summary gives no further role in Clifford's conflict with Moody or Ricky.
Serves as the series' narrator and investigative reporter, adopting a 60 Minutes-style format to satirically explore white American identity. He interviews subjects, provides direct-to-camera commentary, and guides the narrative across all volumes.
Natty's lazy and scheming son who attempts to burn down the ranch and secretly plots to sell it to Leo McRugger for a theme park. He repeatedly sabotages the family's efforts and kidnaps the twins on a raft, leading to his own downfall.
Tony is a skeptical participant in the workplace evaluation of Joel's Chipwits analysis. He argues against Joel before the board, increasing the pressure on him to justify his optimistic conclusions. Tony later accompanies Joel on the train when Mr. Roalvang discusses his model trains and business interests, linking Tony to Joel's professional ambitions.
Martin Mull has 126 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently The History of White People in America Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Clue, Jingle All the Way, Killers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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