Willis (played by Robert Factor) is a protagonist in Bad Channels.
Lisa Cummings (played by Martha Quinn) is a protagonist in Bad Channels.
A TV journalist who suspects the station's lock-opening promotion was faked, Lisa Cummings goes to confront the DJ and instead witnesses a UFO. After the aliens begin abducting women, one of them tries to capture her, linking her investigation directly to the invasion and the DJ's warning campaign. Vernon Locknut (played by Aaron Lustig) appears in Bad Channels.
Corky (played by Michael Huddleston) appears in Bad Channels.
Cosmo (played by Michael Deak) appears in Bad Channels.
Flip Humble (played by Roumel Reaux) appears in Bad Channels.
Dollman (played by Tim Thomerson) appears in Bad Channels.
A miniature man who appears in the post-credit scene, Dollman is associated with the aftermath of the alien abductions. He suggests that the woman who remains shrunken might want a visit from him, creating a brief connection between his tiny stature and her unusual condition. Dr. Payne (played by Ian Patrick Williams) appears in Bad Channels.
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Characters
Willis
(played by Robert Factor) — protagonist
Lisa Cummings
(played by Martha Quinn) — protagonist
A TV journalist who suspects the station's lock-opening promotion was faked, Lisa Cummings goes to confront the DJ and instead witnesses a UFO. After the aliens begin abducting women, one of them trie...
Vernon Locknut
(played by Aaron Lustig) — supporting
Corky
(played by Michael Huddleston) — supporting
Cosmo
(played by Michael Deak) — supporting
Flip Humble
(played by Roumel Reaux) — supporting
Dollman
(played by Tim Thomerson) — minor
A miniature man who appears in the post-credit scene, Dollman is associated with the aftermath of the alien abductions. He suggests that the woman who remains shrunken might want a visit from him, cre...
Dr. Payne
(played by Ian Patrick Williams) — minor
Dan O'Dare
(played by Paul Hipp) — supporting
The radio station's DJ is chained to a chair as part of a promotion requiring a listener to guess the lock combination. When female listeners begin disappearing, he warns the audience, though they dis...
Nurse Ginger
(played by Melissa Behr) — minor
Nurse Ginger is one of the female listeners abducted by the aliens invading the radio station. Like the other captured women, she is drawn into an imagined music video and then shrunk into a clear tub...
Telephone Man
(played by Craig Schaefer) — minor
Moon
(played by Rodney Ueno) — supporting
Peanut
(played by Sonny Carl Davis) — supporting
Cookie
(played by Charlie Spradling) — minor
Sheriff Hickman
(played by Victor Rogers) — minor
Story Analysis
A radio DJ must uncover an alien invasion targeting female listeners and use a chemical weakness to save them.
Plot Progression
The Fraudulent Promotion
Alien Abduction Protocol
Military Response and Discovery
Chemical Victory and Aftermath
Directed by Ted Nicolaou
Bad Channels (1992) · 5/10 · comedy, horror, science-fiction