Cast
- Darren Walsh as Angry Kid, the titular protagonist. He is a redheaded 15-year-old who has a foul mouth, and runny nose. He is a mean-spirited brat who doesn't care who he steps on to get what he wants. Angry Kid is often seen wearing a blue parka jacket (even over his pajamas). He's known by police officers as "The Little Ginger Kid on the Bike" and he's also known as "Stanners." He gets attacked by his pet bull terrier and other bull terriers in some episodes.
- David Holt as Dad, Angry Kid and Lil' Sis' unseen father. He has an obsession for country western music. He usually hits Angry Kid with his newspaper when he acts up (but only his hand is shown when he hits him). In Who Do I Think I Am?, when he shows Angry Kid some home videos, his full body (apart from his head) is shown.
- Jo Allen as Lil' Sis, Angry Kid's little sister. Her brother usually torments and teases her, but she gets her own back usually. Even though she is smaller and younger than Angry Kid, she is a lot smarter. She talks very little (ignoring the half-hour special), but she had one speaking part in the episode "Horror," in which she was possessed by an evil spirit and her head turned all the way around. She also talked in the Who Do I Think I Am? specials and the Aardman's Dark Side exclusive episode.
- Beth Chalmers as Lil' Sis
- Mike Cooper as Speccy, Angry Kid's nerdy "best friend". Speccy is allergic to nuts (as revealed in "Swollen"), and when Angry Kid shoved a handful down his throat, he became severely disfigured, and he was then rushed to the hospital by Dad. Speccy's always picked on by Angry Kid, who's very cruel to him (e.g. making Speccy do his homework for him, or doesn't let Speccy watch movies with him). In Who Do I Think I Am?, it was revealed that Speccy's real name is Myles.
- Kevin Eldon / Lee Evans as Speccy
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