A supporting adult figure connected to the community affected by the disappearances.
A briefly appearing character in an episode of the catering comedy.
Background character in a resort or social setting.
Minor character with brief interactions, part of the background ensemble.
Kathy is Jake's distracted schoolteacher mother. When Jake asks her for a Nintendo, she joins John in denying the request because they believe video games are harmful and Jake should spend more time outdoors. Her role places Jake's Christmas wish within the family conflict over games and parenting.
Supervisor at GNN managing staff and broadcast schedules.
Charlotte's chief of staff who initially protests Fred's hiring due to their past relationship. She serves as a pragmatic advisor, warning the couple about the severe public relations risks of their romance.
A spirited gatherer and Zed's love interest. Enslaved in Sodom, she narrowly escapes execution through Zed's intervention and chooses to accompany him as an explorer.
Susan Trunkman is part of Dan Trunkman's family and belongs to the home life he leaves behind while pursuing the business deal. She is among the loved ones Dan returns to after the Berlin trip, when his successful contract and renewed confidence allow him to face the family's future more positively.
Cool Stripper is a stripper encountered by Gena in the strip club bathroom while Gena is trying to clean Becky's damaged wedding dress. The stripper uses the gown as a towel and toilet paper, making the dress crisis even worse and contributing to Gena's frustration with the entire situation.
Dara is Imogene's friend, who accidentally discovers the staged suicide attempt and thereby helps bring about Imogene's psychiatric hospitalization. Later, Dara refuses to let Imogene stay at her home, but Imogene still attends Dara's book launch, where her troubled return to New York becomes painfully apparent.
One of the two main protagonists. Grew up with Chloe after tying for dead last at a kiddie beauty pageant. Now works as a self-proclaimed CEO of a one-woman egg-donor corporation. Embarks on a road trip to redeem themselves at the pageant's anniversary celebration.
June Diane Raphael has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Freaky Friday with 1 titles. Signature works include Grace and Frankie, 8-Bit Christmas, The High Note. 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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