Recurring Characters
| Name | Actor or actress | Seasons | Episode count | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rami | Rizwan Manji | 1 | 8 | |
| The butler who is jealous of the special attention Megan gets as the tutor and responds coldly to her attempts at friendly conversation. | ||||
| Mandy | Alice Greczyn | 1 | 8 | |
| A coworker of Charlie's whom he uses as a means to move on from his feelings for Megan. Mandy is frustrated by Megan's constant interference with Charlie's life and she accuses him of not caring about her problems. She later apologizes, citing her frustration with her landlord for evicting her, prompting Charlie to invite her to move in with him. | ||||
| Geraldine | Stacy Barnhisel | 1 | 7 | |
| Laurel's personal assistant who is jealous of how close Megan is to Laurel, despite her having worked there for a shorter time. Laurel is very impatient with her, as she tends to interrupt during pivotal moments. | ||||
| Jordanna | Melissa Ordway | 1 | 6 | |
| A friend of Rose and Sage and the sister of Breckyn. She spiked Sage's drink, causing her to break out into a rash, after Sage threw a party just so no one would go to hers. | ||||
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