The Replacements (TV Series) - Minor and Recurring Characters

Minor and Recurring Characters

• Phil Mygrave (voiced by Bruce Campbell) - Dick's stunt coordinator and brother. He is not very good with measurements, as he doesn't use proper units of measurements, rather just "tweaking the thingy on the whatchimacallit a smidge". He has also been married six times, and has poor advice for maintaining a relationship. He was twice replaced by Riley. First when Riley felt that his setting up of Dick's stunts were unprofessional and dangerous, and nearly ruins Dick's career by making all his stunts too safe, and second when Riley tried to get Dick a better love coach, and almost ended up costing Dick his stunt secrets. His name is a play on the phrase "fill my grave", referring to his shoddy assembly of Dick's stunts, a fact only noticed by C.A.R.T.E.R. He also appears briefly in "You Got Schooled" and "Double Trouble".
• Agent B (voiced by Carolyn Seymour) - Agent K's mother and Todd and Riley's grandmother. She is the headmistress of the Royal Academy of Spies. She seems not get along with K before the episode "London Calling", but in the episode they reconcile and B became a loving grandmother with Riley and Todd. She and her husband also appeared in "Dick Daring's All-Star Holiday Stunt Special".
• Agent G (voiced by Michael York) - Agent K's father and Todd and Riley's grandfather. He is the chief inventor of the Royal Academy of Spies, and gave cool presents to Todd and Riley in the episode "London Calling". He scared Dick when he saw the five clones of Agent G, claiming that no one would like 5 fathers-in-law.
• Gordo Glideright (voiced by Jeff Bennett) - Dick's stunt rival. He is always trying to steal Dick's stunt secrets. He once had Phil Mygrave as his stunt coordinator, and injured himself. He also tried to steal Dick's stunt secrets during his time as Dick's love coach. First appeared: "Jumping Mad". Last appeared: "Irreplaceable".
• Dustin Dreamlake (voiced by Jason Marsden) - A parody of Justin Timberlake. Riley's idol. He danced at Riley's 13th birthday party/Also on the Christmas Special Episode. First appeared: "The Insecurity Guard". Last appeared: "A Tale of Two Rileys".
• Ace Palmero (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) - Local news reporter of Pleasant Hills, he always refers to himself as "I, Ace Palmero". A recurring gag involves only his profile being shown on TV with the camera changing whenever he turns to face it. First appeared: "Skate Gate". Last appeared: "Truth or Daring".
• Dr. Hans Herkmer - A scientist who works for the space program. He worked with Dick Daring in becoming a Space pilot in "Space Family Daring". He also was his replacement stunt coordinator in "Jumping Mad", and almost ruined his career as a stuntman by making all of Dick's stunts too safe, and replacing him with a monkey. First appeared: "Jumping Mad". Last appeared: "Irreplaceable".
• Amanda McMurphy (voiced by Candi Milo) - A hard-hitting investigator reporter who helped Riley with the school newspaper. She also got the story on how Todd's rat was able to reverse the aging process. She eventually found out about Riley and Todd's Fleemco phones and asked them to replace her because she was tired of working for the George Stapler Middle School. First appeared: "The Truth Hurts". Last appeared: "Irreplaceable".
• Fabian Le'Tool (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - A professional hairdresser who gives Riley a full makeover for a dance. He also prepares Todd's hair for a press conference about Todd's reversing the aging process. There's usually a running gag that exposes the fact he wears a wig (even by himself).
• Davey Hunkerhoff (voiced by Zac Efron) - A super hot lifeguard (and a young parody of David Hasselhoff) that Riley used to make Johnny Hitswell jealous in the episode "Davey Hunkerhoff" when he refused to notice her. However, he actually had feelings for Riley, which inevitably led to complications between the two.
• Skye Blossoms (voiced by Tara Strong) - A common replacement. A hippie who does not judge people and believes the answers to all of your questions are "what you feel the answer is." First appeared: "Cheer Pressure". Last appeared: "Crushing Riley".
• Mr. Vanderbosh (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - Riley's mean teacher who sent Riley to double detention after she accidentally ripped his pants, and later gave her a quadruple detention. He also sent Riley and Tasumi to the guidance office in "Best friends For-Never". He's usually mean at times. First appeared: "Quiet Riot!". Last appeared: "Toddbusters".
• The Kelpmans (voiced by Chip Chinery and Mary Elizabeth McGlynn) - Next door neighbors to the Darings. They were once replaced on Halloween by the Zupecks. It turned out that they worked on developing ice creams which made them too busy to prepare any Halloween decorations.
• Lady Lady (voiced by Grey DeLisle) - A professional wrestler who settled Tasumi and Riley's feud for Todd in "Best friends For-Never?". She got married to the Canadian Knucklehead in "Serf's Up" before being interrupted by a rude guests "Abraslam Lincoln" for reasons not known. Also appeared as one of Dr. Scorpius' minions in "Irreplaceable".
• Wrestler Announcer (voiced by Jim Cummings) - He announces the wrestling matches since Riley and Tasumi's end-of-friendship argument in "Best friends For-Never". He announced Lady Lady's Marriage to Canadian Knucklehead in "Serf's Up."
• Celebrity Starr (voiced by Miley Cyrus in the first appearance, Jessica DiCicco in the second appearance) - This celebrity was first found replacing Shelton's imaginary girlfriend, Zelda because Shelton had defended Riley when Sierra put a love note in Riley's locker saying it was from Shelton. Riley felt bad and had Zelda replaced with Celebrity who liked nearsighted nerds. She became so annoying that Shelton broke up with her. Even with that she vowed to never let him go causing him to lose his glasses making him a "complete hottie", which wasn't her taste and she broke up with him. In contrary to all that there was gossip going around that Shelton broke up with her, which he did. She returned to get revenge on the young nerd by making a movie to dehumanize him. She ended up casting Todd in hopes to woo him. In the end, Todd turned her plan around and protected his friend. She instead made a movie to make fun of Todd. Also appeared as one of Scorpius' minions in "Irreplaceable".
• Zephremiah and Silent Joe(voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) - a pair of twins that are friends of Todd's. They were both in Todd's boy choir. Zephremiah apparently likes sports. His twin brother, Silent Joe, is apparently sensitive and rarely talks and communicates by grunting. Joe only talks in "Boyz Roq" when he and his brother are arguing about which one is the sensitive one.
• Splatter Train - A fictitious character in a recurring horror movie throughout the show. One of these times is when Todd has a sleepover and shows a scary movie with this character in it, (I think I can, I think I can, splatter you!), and another is in Riley's flashback where she was on a date with Johnny Hitswell at the movies.
• Tiny Evil (voiced by Jason Marsden) - An enemy of Agent K. He is first mentioned in "Riley's Birthday" when Agent K convinced Dustin Dreamlake to sing at her party by telling him that she needed his help capturing "the cleverly disguised spy known as Tiny Evil". Is not actually seen until a much later episode, ("Canadian Fakin'"), where he pretended to be a boy from Canada in order to infiltrate Agent K's secret room of weapons and use them against her, on Dr. Scorpius' orders.
• Dr. Scorpius (voiced by Rob Paulsen) - Archenemy of Agent K and the main antagonist of the series. He has a scorpion tail-shaped beard and is usually seen trying to take over the world in some way. He's also known for speaking with a lisp. In "The Spy Who Wasn't Riley,", he tried to destroy Antarctica with a giant laser cannon. In another episode, he was seen relaxing on a beach that Todd and Riley happened to be on at the time. In "The Rizzle", Todd finds out that he needs glasses, but Agent K thinks he has been infected with "Dr. Scorpius' Genetically Crafted Island Eye-Fog". Appeared in "The Spy Who Wasn't Riley", "Canadian Fakin'", "Glee by the Sea", and "Irreplaceable". Mentioned in "CindeRiley", "German Squirmin'", "The Rizzle", and "Private Todd".
• Goober and T-Bone (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker and Jess Harnell) - Radio DJs who are idolized by Todd. Throughout the show, they will make random appearances where they host radio contests, etc. Usually these contests will involve the Party Peacock in some way. They were replaced by Buzz Winters in the episode "Phone-less In Pleasant Hills" when he found Riley's FleemTel phone.
• Buck Spikes (voiced by John Dimaggio)- the baseball coach who replaced Todd and Riley's old coach, Pops. Spike keeps pushing kids to the limit, and when they strike out, he cruelly throws them into a cage. Spikes does not appear until the series finale, "Irreplaceable," as one of Dr. Scorpius's minions.
• 'Puter Dude 13 (voiced by Jeff Bennett) - A "cool and mysterious recluse" (he's really a nerd) who runs the online interactive game, Fleemster. He was only seen in one episode where he met Todd and Riley after Todd got too obsessed with Fleemster.
• Heather Hartley - The "Her Girl" for Teen Swoon Magazine. She has an outrageous hairstyle and usually carries around her pet turtle on a leash. According to Tasumi, "she was on the cover because she was famous, but she was famous for being on the cover". Anyway, she was replaced by Riley after she finally got sick of everyone at her school emulating her, only to become the new Her Girl herself.
• Petrov (voiced by Dee Bradley Baker) - Another enemy of Agent K. Has appeared in a few episodes where he is usually opposed by Agent K and promptly apprehended by her.
• Dr. Clonemaster - Yet another Agent K rival. He was seen only in the episode, "The Means Justify the Trend", in a flashback of Agent K. The cause of this flashback was Riley attempting to confide in her mother about everyone in her school dressing just like Heather Hartley, (see above). After Riley told her about this, she fears that the evil Dr. Clonemaster is up to his old tricks again, and promptly leaves to fight him.
• Dingo McGee - The replacement sent by Fleemco when Todd got sick of an archaeologist treating them like babies on a field trip in the episode "Field Trippin'". He's an adventurous, usually reckless, explorer who plays the didgeridoo. He also returned in a later episode where he hosted the popular TV show, Volcano Island, in which the families of Buzz Winters, Shelton Klutzberry, and Todd and Riley Daring all competed. He descends from Australia.
• Robo Fleem SGX (voiced by Diedrich Bader) - A giant security robot that replaced the incompetent security guard at Todd's school in "The Insecurity Guard". However, the robot later went crazy and tried to destroy Riley when she tried to return it to Fleemco. This robot is the reason George Washington Middle School became George Stapler Middle School, because it threatened to destroy a teacher if she didn't say Todd was right the George Stapler was the first Presdident of the United States. Its head also makes cameo appearances in the School in the episodes "Ratted Out" and "She Works Hard for the Movies". Another one was manufactured by Dr. Scorpius in "Irreplaceable" to destroy Todd's friends.
• Mrs. Shusher (voiced by Tara Strong) - The shush-happy librarian at George Stapler Middle School. Todd got sick of her forcing everyone to be quiet, and later replaced her with a librarian who was the complete opposite of her. She returned later in the episode when her replacement was returned by Todd and Riley.
• Gammazor, Mecha-Gammazor, and Grammazor - All supposed enemies of Tasumi. There are pictures of them on her "list" whenever she brings it out and threatens to put Riley on it. They both possibly descend Godzilla, Mecha-Godzilla, and as a running gag, Grammazor which only appeared in the episode Tasumi Unmasked.
• Garth the Janitor- the school janitor that is constantly being replaced by Todd and (more often) Riley when they need a quick replacement. Garth is not very enthusiastic about his job and is extremely lazy. He is also not very bright but seems to know that whenever he inconveniences the Darings, he gets to go somewhere nice (usually). He is also the leader of the school Smite Club and was also one of Doctor Scorpius's minions in "Irreplaceable."
• Mrs. Fragile - a replacement who is very fragile. She becomes very upset when Buzz pronounces her name "fragile" instead of "Frah heel leh." She also becomes upset when she thinks Riley and Tasumi are acting dumb to take advantage of the substitute teacher.