Minor cameo character with brief screen time.
The school principal who hires Kenny to teach P.E. at the middle school. He is an authority figure who quickly grows frustrated with Kenny's unprofessional behavior and repeatedly clashes with him over his methods and attitude.
Father of Max Mercer, heads family trip.
Malcolm's friend who brings a ouija board.
The corrupt and tyrannical principal of Hills Village Middle School. He enforces unjust and unlawful rules, destroys student property, and attempts to manipulate standardized test results for personal financial gain. He plants fake evidence to frame students but is ultimately exposed, fired, and publicly humiliated.
ABA league official overseeing the merger process and enforcing league regulations.
A robotic appliance that serves as part of the appliance collective. Assists in the mission to locate Wittgenstein's replacement tube and chase down Mack's truck.
Mayor Brown is Franklin City's mayor, whose reckless spending leaves the city facing bankruptcy. He plots to shut down Jellystone Park and open it to logging to raise money for the budget and his gubernatorial campaign. He deceives Jones, steals the turtle, and is exposed when Rachel's hidden recording reveals his confession.
Office staff.
Cameroon arrives while Julia Adams and Charlie are searching for the missing Micky Adams. Cameroon joins the final search and later goes with Charlie and Julia to the bar, where the reunited group witnesses Micky perform successfully and dedicate a song to Julia.
Warren is Elaine Grasso's snobbish boyfriend. He attends the dinner where Charlie Thurber presents Beth as his girlfriend, placing him within the awkward social situation surrounding Charlie and Elaine. His relationship with Elaine ends by the conclusion, opening the possibility of her pursuing Charlie.
Andy Daly has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Home Alone with 1 titles. Signature works include Inside Job, Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life, Hete-Roy. 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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