Big Bag - Characters

Characters

  • Chelli (performed by Joey Mazzarino) - A patchwork dog who is the main puppet character of the series. In "Elmo's Visit," it is revealed the Chelli is a pen pal of Elmo. He was designed by Ed Eyth and built by Rollie Krewson.
  • Bag (performed by Rickey Boyd) - A bag who is Chelli's best friend.
  • Molly (played by Selena Nelson) - A female human that Chelli and Bag live with.
  • Argyle and Lyle (performed by Rickey Boyd and Joey Mazzarino) - Two socks that are known for telling knock knock jokes (though Lyle usually refers to as "sock-sock jokes.") When not hanging out in the store's sock bin, they can be found in a laundry hamper or the storeroom.
  • Sofie (performed by Alice Dinnean) - A girl who joins the cast in Season Two.
  • Kim (played by Tess Ludwick) - A human girl who is a friend of Chelli and Bag. Dropped in Season Two.
  • Joey (played by Adrian Smith) - A human boy who is a friend of Chelli and Bag. Dropped in Season Two.
  • Bernard (played by Cullen Douglas) - A crossing guard who would ask the kids at home if they had their telescope or hat as preludes to the "Troubles the Cat" and "Samuel and Nina" segments.
  • Trudy (played by Clare Sera) - An exercise instructor.
  • Martha (played by Clare Sera) - A shy woman.
  • Josie (played by Clare Sera) - A female mail carrier.
  • Doc Furrball (played by Cullen Douglas) - A veterinarian.
  • Waldo (played by Cullen Douglas) - An egotistic inventor and handyman.

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