Minor Characters
- Mrs. Winkle: Wendy's mother and Walter Winkle's wife. She behaves more or less like her husband, but ignores the fact they're related to Swamp People.
- Barber: The barber who replaced Mr. Phelps. Mrs Cramp takes Lucien and Wayne to see him, and due to a number of circumstances, ends up shutting down his shop entirely. He appears to dislike and to be scared of Tony, as Tony did not pay his hair shaving fees.
- Rodeo Rita: A bull rider and country yodeler who turns out to be a fraud. Mr. Cramp is a big fan of hers, and has a crush on her.
- Big Baby: The boys' female cousin. Although she is five years old, she cannot speak or walk. According to Mrs. Cramp, she "puts all her energy into growing".
- Marsha and Tandy: Dorothy Cramp's friends. They are usually seen in town but their names are not always given. Marsha is voiced by Ellen Kennedy and Tandy is voiced by Iris Quinn. They are often seen arguing or insulting each other.
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