Placed at the center of a wider ensemble following major cast and creative changes in the second season.
Roxy Harvey is a grim reaper in the External Influence Division, working in the same afterlife system as Georgia 'George' Lass. Her method of coping with life after death is notably confrontational: she is physically and verbally aggressive, contrasting with the more direct sadness shown by Georgia 'George' Lass and Rube Sofer.
Creole mistress of Bugsy Calhoune. Sent by Calhoune to seduce Quick. Unaware of the gun Quick removed from her bed, she attempts to use it on him, resulting in Quick accidentally shooting her dead.
Cynical Turkish Angora cat and studio secretary who initially doubts Danny's ideals but is inspired by his perseverance. She secretly joins the animals' premiere performance, helps coordinate backstage, and ultimately develops a romantic connection with Danny.
College student and friend navigating relationships and academic life.
Cynthia is one of Tru's two mothers and part of the lesbian-parent family that raised her in San Francisco. She relocates with Tru and her partner to Southern California and takes part in their backyard commitment ceremony, helping provide the family setting in which several school conflicts are addressed.
Jasmine Guy has 63 screen credits in a career dating back to 1982. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently A Wesley Christmas Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include A Different World, Dead Like Me, Cats Don't Dance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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