List of X-Play Characters - "E" Characters

"E" Characters

  • E! True Hollywood Story Re-enactment Team: In a sendup of the documentary/news cable TV series, the X-Play offices are depicted as a den of sin and iniquity; one alleged incident in particular is presented in the form of a re-enactment, with actors portraying the roles of co-hosts Adam Sessler, Morgan Webb, and Blair Herter. The three are shown killing an intern named Reggie Stevens while in a drunken haze, because they mistook him for a vampire.
First Appearance: Episode No. 20100915
Performed by: THS Adam (Jonathan Sessler), THS Morgan (Unknown), THS Blair (Unknown), Hells Angels Member #1 (Jonathan Solin), Hells Angels Member #2 (Unknown), Reggie Stevens (Unknown)
  • "Amelia Earhart": see "Fear and Loathing" Adam and Morgan
  • Ed the Department Head: A failed sitcom by the X-Play writers, following the wacky exploits of a zombie who carries his head around in his hands and tries to consume the flesh of his co-workers.
First Appearance: Episode No. 6093
Performed by: Ed's head (Mike Benson), Ed's body (Unknown), Goldman (Robert Manuel)
  • Eddie the Bob Kane Phenomenon: A rival to Roger the Stan Lee Experience, Eddie is the "9th best thing" to having the real Bob Kane.
First Appearance: N/A
Performed by: X-Play segment producer Jonathan Solin
  • 80s Adam and Morgan: It's Adam and Morgan as they could have been if X-Play were broadcast during the 1980s (complete with ripped jeans and leg warmers).
First Appearance: Episode No. 110
Performed by: Adam Sessler and Morgan Webb
  • Embarrass-Man: see Cat-Morgan and Embarrass-Man
  • The Emperor: A parody of Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars films. He first appeared in a skit which asked the question, "What if the Emperor needed to find a new line of work?" (due to his villainous personality, the Emperor fails miserably at several temp jobs, everything from dog sitter to air traffic controller). Later, during their special episode on The Force Unleashed, X-Play created their own version of the TV show Cheaters (dubbed Cheatin' Unleashed and hosted by Joey Greedo) in which the Emperor took exception to the relationship between "Darth Vader" and his new apprentice "Starkiller".
First Appearance: Episode No. 6038
Performed by: Emperor (Paul Bonanno), Unnamed TempCorp employee (Unknown), Joey Greedo (Unknown), "Darth Vader" (Unknown), "Starkiller" (Ross Beeley)
  • Eric the Shirtless Intern: see Interns
  • Evil Paul: A mysterious man dressed in black, with a glass eye and a penchant for torturing his victims. In their review of Rockstar's Tabble Tennis, it was revealed that Evil Paul is also the host of the Extreme Pong tournament (during the review, Evil Paul declares that his name is None of your business; some fans took this to mean that that phrase was actually his proper name).
First Appearance: Episode No. 6019
Performed by: X-Play co-producer Paul Bonanno
  • Evil Santa: The dark doppelgänger of beloved children's icon Saint Nicholaus.
First Appearance: Episode No. 20090309
Performed by: X-Play segment producer Jonathan Solin
  • Johnny Extreme: see Xtreme, Johnny
  • Extreme Kevin: This character (whose costume consists of a red gi, thick glasses, buck teeth, and a fake muscled chest) was originally portrayed as the official Japanese translator for Shad Grimgravy, but he has also served as a spokesman for a line of Burnout Dominator brand merchandise.
First Appearance: Episode No. 6100
Performed by: X-Play production assistant Eric Acasio

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