John The central character, is a graphic designer, grade zero. A late bloomer who, well, never really bloomed. If nothing else, his "good attitude" keeps him employed! |
Ron He's likeable, he pontificates, and he wears Hawaiian shirts. He's always in trouble, but he says what is really on his mind. |
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Tucker The editor of the agency's newsletter, DUH–Speak. Deep inside, he's really a madman. |
Dan The practical-minded manager of John's team, he's like a teacher with a class of kids. |
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Shamey Cool, sloppy, and half–awake, he is an agency techie. |
Mr. Perk The director of the division. He peppers his conversation with catch phrases like, "best practices" and "strategic alignment." |
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Marcie She's the humorless administrative assistant: all business and very serious. |
Lora John's wife who works as an elementary school teacher. They have two cats who run the house. The cats meow, but also talk to clarify things. |
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