Characters
- Bill Dickey (Jason Harris) - President of the Eltingville Club.
- Josh Levy (Troy Metcalf) - An overweight blowhard, who frequently fights with Bill. In the pilot episode it is implied that Josh is Jewish.
- Pete DiNunzio (Larc Spies) - A horror movie addict with a Staten Island accent.
- Jerry Stokes (Corey Brill) - A fantasy fan and the group's Dungeon Master, who frequently imitates Twiki from Buck Rogers.
- Jane Dickey (Tara Sands) - Bill's sister, is seen poking her voodoo doll of Bill, out of anger towards him.
- Ward Willoughby (mc chris) - A small boy disliked by the other characters, seen as unlucky and accident prone.
- Joe (Glenn Jones) - The owner of a comic book store called "Joe's Fantasy Word".
- Ironjaw (Evan Dorkin) - A red head with braces, who annoys the Eltingville Club with his spit talking.
- Mrs. Dickey and Mrs. Levy (Alicia Sedwick) - The unseen mothers of Bill and Jane Dickey and Josh Levy respectively.
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