BioEdit

Jeffrey Tobias "Jeff" Winger (played by Joel McHale) is an ex-lawyer from Denver, Colorado who is currently attending Greendale Community College to earn a legitimate degree in order to return to practicing law. Before his academic records were called into question, Jeff was a very successful defense attorney specializing in DUI/DWAI/DUID cases, traffic offenses, and juvenile crimes for over six years. He became good friends with Ian Duncan after helping to defend him on charges related to drinking and driving. He worked for a law firm called Hamish, Hamish & Hamlin that was founded by Ted. He was friends with another lawyer there named Alan Connor who was revealed later to be responsible for his termination after he sent an e-mail to the bar association exposing Jeff's fake credentials. He has a father named William Winger who divorced his mother Doreen Winger when he was very young. He recently found out he has a step-brother named Willy Jr. after reuniting with his father on Thanksgiving in his fourth year at school.

PersonalityEdit

“	I'm no sociopath. I always know what I'm doing is wrong. I'm just a guy that doesn't like taking tests, doing work, and getting yelled at. So if you think about it, I'm the sanest person here.	”
–Jeff, "Horror Fiction in Seven Spooky Steps"

Jeff possesses a sarcastic wit along with a vain and egotistical personality; this is due to his mother over praising him when he was a child ("Beginner Pottery"). He is an Agnostic ("Comparative Religion"), although this can be seen as an example of his tendency not to put any effort into anything. He hates talking about his feelings and tries to avoid dealing with emotional conflicts("Remedial Chaos Theory"). As Professor Kane pointed out to him ("Biology 101"), he keeps people at a distance and cannot open himself up to others; this is directly tied into his father's abandonment of him at an early age ("Intermediate Documentary Filmmaking"). He confessed to his ex-boss Ted ("Accounting for Lawyers") that he admired the cool looking divorce lawyer hired by his parents because he did his job without letting his personal feelings get in the way. This, along with an unfortunate incident with a bully named "Big Cheddar" ("Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism"), helped shape the negative aspects to his personality. However, Jeff's time with the study group has been a more positive influence and started to change him for the better. When Alan Connor tells him he was responsible for his disbarment, Jeff thanks him as he genuinely values his time spent at Greendale ("Introduction to Finality"). Although the group tended to look to Jeff as their leader, they began to rely on him less in this role.

Character historyEdit

Season OneEdit

“	You've stopped being a study group. You've become something unstoppable. I hereby pronounce you a Community.	”
–Jeff, "Pilot"

After his law firm, discovered that Jeff's bachelor's degree was from Colombia (the country, not the university), Jeff was disbarred. He decides to go back to school in order to obtain an actual law degree. On Jeff's first day at Greendale, he pretends to be a board certified tutor of Spanish and invites Britta to join a fake study group. He was surprised when, instead of the private study session he was hoping for, Britta asked Abed to join them, who in turn invited Annie, Shirley, Pierce and Troy. A real study group is formed out of the fake one and Jeff becomes the leader of the ragtag crew. Over the year he and the study group deal with the unusual college life found at Greendale. These include dealing with the eccentric faculty and students as well as internal conflict within the group due to the clashing personalities that make it up. He also has a few romantic troubles as he starts seeing his Statistics professor Michelle Slater, his flirtation with Britta reaches it's climax at the annual paintball, and an unexpected attraction leads to more complications.

Significant episodes:

"Pilot': Jeff pretends to be a board certified Spanish tutor and forms a fake study group to impress Britta. "Spanish 101": Jeff and Pierce team up for a Spanish project. "Introduction to Film": Jeff tries to prove to his Acounting Professor he can "Seize the day" while also dealing with playing referee between Britta and Abed's father Gubi Nadir over Abed's future. "Advanced Criminal Law": Jeff defends Britta in a tribunal set up to judge whether or not she should be expelled for cheating on her Spanish test. "Football, Feminism and You": Jeff is blackmailed by Dean Pelton into trying to recruit Troy as the new quarterback for the Greendale football team. "Introduction to Statistics": Jeff tries to woo his Statistics professor Michelle Slater. "Home Economics": Jeff is forced to move into Abed's dorm room when he finds himself homeless. "Debate 109": Jeff teams up with Annie for the intercollegiate debate championship. "The Politics of Human Sexuality": Jeff hooks up with Dean Pelton's newest assistant Sabrina. "Comparative Religion": Jeff takes on the school bully Mike over Shirley's objections. "Investigative Journalism": Jeff is made the editor of the school newspaper and must also deal with a student named Buddy who wants to join the study group. "Interpretive Dance": Jeff commits to an official relationship with Michelle Slater when it's revealed they had been secretly seeing each over Winter Break. "Romantic Expressionism": Jeff and Britta conspire to break up Annie and Vaughn. "Physical Education": Jeff butts heads with his new Billiards class teacher Coach Bogner over having to wear gym shorts to class. "Basic Genealogy": Slater breaks up with Jeff causing him to seek out a rebound conquest which he finds in the form of Amber, Pierce's ex-step-daughter. "Beginner Pottery": Jeff takes Pottery as a blow off class but ends up actually caring about it when he finds a rival named Rich who becomes the star of the class. "Contemporary American Poultry": Jeff finds himself on the outs with the study group when Abed assumes control using them in his Chicken Finger Association. "The Art of Discourse": Jeff and Britta face off against three obnoxious High Schoolers. "Modern Warfare': Jeff and Britta reach a turning point in their relationship while they and the study group compete in the annual campus paintball assassination game. "Pascal's Triangle Revisited": Michelle Slater and Britta compete with each other over Jeff's affections.

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Season TwoEdit

“	Well, I only ever liked one person: my mom. And she liked my dad. And after all the dust and custody was settled, the guy I really admired--admired not liked, mind you--was the lawyer leaving the courthouse in a great-looking suit and a sky blue Mercedes SLK.	”
–Jeff, "Accounting for Lawyers"

On his return to Greendale for the study group's second year together, he immediately has to deal with repercussions from his actions at the Tranny Dance last semester. Along with the various escapades and hijinks with the study group, Jeff is forced to reevaluate his goals after a brief return to his former life, has to deal with his complicated feelings for Annie, his increasingly acrimonious relationship with Pierce and a secret affair he is keeping from the study group.

Significant episodes:

"Anthropology 101": Jeff gets into a game of romantic "chicken" with Britta along with Annie's obvious school girl crush on him. "Accounting for Lawyers": Jeff reconnects with an ex-co-worker from his old law firm. "The Psychology of Letting Go": Jeff is shaken when he learns that despite being health conscious he has high cholesterol. "Aerodynamics of Gender": Jeff and Troy discover a mysterious campus groundskeeper named Joshua and his serenity granting trampoline. "Cooperative Calligraphy": Jeff and the study group search group Study Room F for Annie's missing pen. "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design": Jeff and Annie team up to investigate the mysterious "Professor Professorson". "Mixology Certification": Jeff and the study group celebrate Troy's 21st birthday at a bar. "Abed's Uncontrollable Christmas": Jeff and the study group help Abed by participating in a group therapy session to deal with his recent nervous breakdown. "Asian Population Studies": Jeff tries to stop Rich, Annie's latest crush, from joining the study group. "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons": Jeff treis to help Fat Neil out of his depression by having the study group play a game of Dungeons & Dragons with him. "Early 21st Century Romanticism": Jeff has a fight with the study group and takes a break from them by watching a soccer game with Ian Duncan and Ben Chang in his apartment "Intermediate Documentary Filmmaking": Jeff is forced to confront his daddy issues when Pierce claims he has located his father and has set up a meeting between them. "Intro to Political Science": Jeff competes against Annie in an election for student body president. "Critical Film Studies": On Abed's birthday, Jeff has a special dinner with him. "Competitive Wine Tasting": After being rejected by an attractive student named Wu Mei in favor of Pierce, Jeff tries to expose her real intentions. "Paradigms of Human Memory": Jeff's year long secret affair with Britta is revealed by Abed to the rest of the study group. "A Fistful of Paintballs": Jeff becomes jealous of a participant in Greendale's latest paintball assassination game whose quickly made a name for himself as "The Black Rider". "For A Few Paintballs More": Jeff leads a paintball commando squad against City College invaders who are taking part in the annual paintball assasination game.

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Season ThreeEdit

“	I'm going to go get a drink.	”
–Jeff avoiding dealing with things, "Remedial Chaos Theory"

In the study group's third year at Greendale, Jeff starts the new semester off on the wrong foot with his latest teacher, Professor Marshall Kane. He also spends his year in therapy having decided to finally deal with his daddy issues, facing his complicated feelings for Annie, discovers a shared past he had with Shirley and at the end of the year leads the group in an audacious plan to save the school from the tyrannical rule of it's new overlord: Ben Chang.

"Biology 101": On his first day of school, Jeff gets kicked out of the study group's latest class by angering the teacher, Professor Marshall Kane. "Geography of Global Conflict": Jeff encourages Annie to face off against her nemesis Annie Kim . "Remedial Chaos Theory": While at Troy and Abed's housewarming party for their new apartment, Jeff proposes the roll of a Yahtzee die to determine who should go downstairs to get the pizzas from the delivery guy which creates six different scenarios. "Horror Fiction in Seven Spooky Steps": Jeff and Britta investigate who may be the most psychologically unstable member of the study group . "Studies in Modern Movement": After skipping out on helping Annie move into Troy and Abed's apartment, Jeff is blackmailed by Craig Pelton to spend the day with hi at the mall. "Documentary Filmmaking: Redux": Jeff is cast to play Dean Pelton in the new commercial for Greendale Community College. "Foosball and Nocturnal Vigilantism": Jeff and Shirley team up to take down German exchange students hogging the Foosball table and discover they have a shared past "Regional Holiday Music': Jeff is convinced by Annie to participate in the Greendale Glee Club's Christmas pageant. "Contemporary Impressionists": Jeff sees a new therapist who over medicates him with anti-anxiety pills. "Urban Matrimony and the Sandwich Arts": Jeff struggles to write a toast for Shirley and Andre's upcoming nuptials. "Digital Exploration of Interior Design": Jeff and Annie discover a poison pen letter in his locker from someone named "Kim". "Pillows and Blankets": Jeff takes advantage of the feud between Troy's Blanket Fort and Abed's Pillow Fort to avoid taking classes. "Origins of Vampire Mythology": Jeff and Shirley go to a carnival being held on the campus grounds to investigate a former boyfriend of Britta's named Blade. "Basic Lupine Urology": Jeff and Annie prosecute Todd for the sabotage of the study group's yam Biology project. "Course Listing Unavailable": Jeff is angered that he and the study group are being forced to retake Biology and helps to incite a riot at Star-Burns memorial service. "Curriculum Unavailable": Jeff and the study group attend a group therapy session with Abed which leads to a startling revelation. "First Chang Dynasty" Jeff and the study group plan an elaborate caper to rescue a kidnapped Dean Pelton and put an end to Chang's rule over Greendale. "Introduction to Finality": Jeff is given an ultimatum by Alan and must choose between loyalty to his friends or his future career as a lawyer at his old law firm.

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Season FourEdit

“	I'm just a grown man who can't look his own friends in the eye for too long because I'm afraid that they'll see that I am broken.	”
–Jeff telling his father how badly his leaving affected him, "Cooperative Escapism in Familial Relations"

In the study group's fourth year at Greendale, Jeff is actually eager to start the year. He reveals to everyone that he is only a few credits shy from graduating. He also spends the year finally reuniting with his father, William Winger and meeting his half brother Willy Jr..

"History 101": Jeff competes in the Hunger Deans competition to win spots in History class for himself and the study group. "Paranormal Parentage": After dealing with Pierce and seeing him handle his family problems, Jeff finally decides to call his father to deal with his own personal issues. "Conventions of Space and Time": Jeff attends an Inspector Spacetime convention with Troy, Abed, Britta and Annie and learns he has a resemblance to character on the show called "Thoraxis". "Alternative History of the German Invasion": Jeff gets the study group to take part in an elaborate ruse to stop The Germans from using Group Study Room F. "Cooperative Escapism in Familial Relations": Jeff finally reunites with his father, William Winger, on Thanksgiving Day. "Advanced Documentary Filmmaking": Jef tries to prove that Chang is faking his "Changnesia".

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Relationships in the study groupEdit

BrittaEdit

(See main article "Jeff and Britta")

Jeff and Britta were the first major pairing, romantic or otherwise, on Community. A clear love/hate dynamic was established between the two with Jeff's aggressive pursuit of Britta romantically in the beginning of Season One. Although Jeff created the study group as a means to impress her, he eventually forms a close bond with with all of them including Britta. Initially, they felt a sense of responsibility towards the other members of the study group and considered themselves to be their Greendale parents. Although they eventually became lovers, they have since settled into a more platonic relationship and Britta is now dating Troy.

AnnieEdit

(See Main article "Jeff and Annie")

When Annie first meets Jeff, she is immediately suspicious of his credentials as a "board certified tutor" in Spanish but is eventually charmed by him along with the rest of the study group. During a debate competition, the two discover they are both attracted to each other and share a kiss. This creates an underlying tension between them throughout the rest of their time at Greendale. Jeff initially tries to keep his distance from Annie; he is uncomfortable with the age difference and denies to her that anything is going on between them. Recently however, he has become a bit more honest about his feelings.

AbedEdit

Jeff meets Abed first before the study group is formed. Initially in Season One, he acts like Jeff's flunky. Eventually, this evolves into a good friendship, particularly after they briefly become roommates when Jeff is evicted from his condo. Like the rest of the study group, Jeff accepts Abed's odd behavior and has shown to be very protective of him. Abed is one of the few members of the group Jeff often goes to for advice. Abed has admitted he admires Jeff's ability to instantly bond with others because it's something he has trouble with himself despite his close relationship to Troy.

TroyEdit

Troy initially looks up to Jeff, especially admiring his way with women. Occasionally, he'll exhibit signs of jealousy over Jeff's relationship with Britta, who he has a crush on. Troy, like the rest of the study group, considers him the official leader but will at times argue with decisions he has made. As the series progresses, Troy becomes his own person, and even starts to threaten Jeff as the alpha-male of the group which leads to Jeff trying to sometimes assert his dominance through mocking. Despite this, the two share a good friendship and have been seen playing sports together.

ShirleyEdit

(See Main article: "Jeff and Shirley")

As with the other members of the study group, Shirley has a mostly maternal relationship with Jeff. Although annoyed with her mother henning and sermonizing, Jeff respects her beliefs and appreciates that she cares so much for her friends. They have recently learned about a history they share together; when Shirley was 12-years-old she publicly humiliated a 10-year-old Jeff by making him wet his pants in a game of foosball. They have since made peace with the past and have become closer with Jeff even saying that Shirley is the only one who understands him. Shirley has been shown to be one of the best influences on Jeff during his time at Greendale.

PierceEdit

Pierce initially is as in awe of Jeff as the rest of the study group and tries repeatedly to become his best friend. He later become envious of Jeff's status in the group. He will often claim that Jeff is gay and has made many remarks about this. Despie this, Pierce has shown that he does care about Jeff on several occasions. When Jeff goes crazy in pottery class, he gives him advice about accepting his limitations. He later took the blame for Jeff's actions when he tried to destroy the study table by telling the group he bribed Professor Kane to kick him out of class. Pierce took pity on him seeing how Jeff had a harder time being excluded from the group than he did.

Other notable relationshipsEdit

William WingerEdit

William Winger is Jeff's father who left him at a very young age. William is contacted by Jeff in his fourth year at school in order to confront his abandonment issues which have been weighing on him for sometime. They meet on Thanksgiving day and after some awkwardness, start to bond. However, a thoughtless comment by William about how his leaving was a good thing for Jeff infuriates Jeff. He finally unloads all the animosity he's been carrying and tells William how badly his leaving affected him. William feigns a heart attack but Jeff sees through the ruse and leaves finally having attained a measure of closure for all the years of bitterness he felt towards his father.

Willy Jr.Edit

Willy Jr. is Jeff's half-brother whom he found out after he contacted his father. They met at Thanksgiving at his father's home. Willy grew jealous of Jeff because of how easily he bonded with William. Jeff left the dinner after a thoughtless comment from their father. As he was driving away, Willy Jr. made himself known as he was hiding in the backseat. He wanted Jeff to teach him how to be aloof as he is so their father will like him too. Willy makes Jeff realize that suppressing his emotions is the same as letting their father off the hook for being a bad parent. Jeff goes back and confronts William and later Willy Jr. thanks him for standing up to their father. Willy embraces him in a hug and Jeff says he'll see him at Christmas.

Michelle Slater:Edit

In Jeff's first year at Greendale, he romantically pursued his Statistics professor Michelle Slater. He eventually won her over and they began to date secretly. Eventually they were found out by his friends and Dean Pelton. The relationship was tested after a pair of drunk dials were exchanged between Jeff and Britta. Despite forgiving him for the misunderstanding, she suddenly and unexpectedly dumped him. At the end of the school year, she admits to Jeff she might have made a mistake. This leads to a showdown between her and Britta for Jeff at the Tranny Dance. After both declared their love for him Jeff found himself unable to respond. Taking advantage of a distraction, he left the dance but not before sharing a look with Slater.

(Notable episodes: "Introduction to Statistics", "Interpretive Dance", "Basic Genealogy", "Pascal's Triangle Revisited")

Sabrina:Edit

Jeff met Sabrina, Dean Pelton's new assistant, when she was helping the Dean with the STD Fair. She caught Jeff's eye and later, after some teasing from Pierce about his recent dating dry spell, he gets her to be his date. Unwittingly, Pierce tricks him into going with him and his new girlfriend Doreen on a double date to the STD fair. Although very attractive, she is too easily charmed and very immature as pointed out by Doreen to Jeff. Later that night, during a parking lot make out session inside his Lexus, Sabrina's immaturity becomes too much of a turn off for Jeff and he loses interest in her.

(Notable episode: "The Politics of Human Sexuality")

Amber:Edit

Jeff has had multiple flings with other girls, including Amber, Pierce's step-daughter. Jeff tries to be a good friend to Pierce and not have sex with his step-daughter, but he eventually gives in. However, upon finding out that Amber is grifting Pierce, Jeff breaks things off with her.

(Notable episode: "Basic Genealogy")

Quendra:Edit

In the study group's second year at Greendale, Annie develops a crush on Rich and suggests that he join the study group. Seemingly jealoues over Annie's attraction and furthered by his own dislike of the Doctor, Jeff finds Quendra and offers her as a better candidate for study group membership. She ends up leaving after being propositioned by Pierce. At the end of the year paintball game, she joins Jeff's paintball assualt squad on the City College machine gun placement. She is inpired by a stirring speech from Jeff to continue fighting but he quickly changes his tune after getting eliminated.

(Notable episodes: "Asian Population Studies", "For A Few Paintballs More")

Dean Craig Pelton:Edit

The Dean has a bit of a crush on Jeff and always tries to make a move on him, often touching him inapropriatley and talking suggestively to him. A few times the Dean will go too far with his crush such as when he blackmailed Jeff to spend the day with him at the mall. Although annoyed by his creepy advances, Jeff has shown to be somewhat fond of the Dean and even had fun on their "date" together. He has gone as far as forgiving Dean for his crazy antics on the set of a Greendale commercial he was filming and also hatching a plan to save Craig from Chang after he is kidnapped and replaced by Faux-by.

(Notable episodes: "Studies in Modern Movement", "Documentary Filmmaking: Redux", "History 101")

Class historyEdit

Jeff Winger

Semester	Course	Instructor	Classmates
unknown	Hairstyling	unknown (played by Marcus Folmar)	Troy
Fall 2009	Accounting	Professor Whitman	Abed, Annie, Pierce, Shirley, Troy
	Spanish 101	Ben Chang	Abed, Annie, Britta, Buddy, Pierce, Shirley, Star-Burns, Troy
	Statistics	Michelle Slater	unknown
Spring 2010	Art of Pool	Herbert Bogner	Leonard
	Beginner Pottery	Marion Holly	Abed, Annie, Rich
	Nutrition	unknown	unknown
	Spanish 102	Ben Chang	Abed, Annie, Britta, Buddy, Pierce, Shirley, Star-Burns, Troy
Fall 2010	Anthropology 101	June Bauer; Ian Duncan	Abed, Annie, Britta, Chang, Pierce, Shirley, Star-Burns, Troy
	"Conspiracy Theories in U.S. History"	"Professor P. Professerson"	none
Spring 2011	Anthropology 102	Ian Duncan	Abed, Annie, Britta, Chang, Fat Neil, Pierce, Quendra with a 'Qu' (probably), Rich, Shirley, Star-Burns, Troy, Vicki
	Introduction to Italian Wines	unknown	Chang, Pierce, Wu Mei (not actually enrolled)
Fall 2011	Biology 101	Marshall Kane	Abed, Annie, Britta, Magnitude, Pierce, Shirley, Star-Burns (kicked out), Todd, Troy, Vicki
Spring 2012	Biology	Marshall Kane	Abed, Annie, Britta, Fat Neil (kicked out), Magnitude, Pierce, Shirley, Todd, Troy, Vicki

TriviaEdit

• The name of the character in the original script was "Jeff Crocker".
• Jeff is Agnostic.
• Four cheese is Jeff's favorite type of pizza.
• Jeff enjoys nipple play during sex.
• In the Community College Chronicles, Jeff is played by Andrew Peters.
• In episode 2x15, Chang finds out where Jeff lives by stealing his driver's license. When the license is displayed on camera, it lists Jeff's date of birth as November 20, 1971, which is Joel McHale's actual birthday. It should be noted, however, that Dan Harmon calls this an error, and Jeff is younger than Joel McHale. The ID hasn't been explained.
• Jeff's favorite stores include The Gap and Banana Republic (Ep 3:7).
• When he was 19, Jeff auditioned for MTV's The Real World with the George Michael's song, Faith. He changed the lyrics to say "you've got to have Jeff."
• It is shown that Jeff has a Playstation 3 in his apartment.
• As implied by Pierce's racist father in episode 3x6, Jeff is of Welsh heritage.
• He has never told anyone how he styles his hair.
• Jeff owns a collection of mint edition Spider-Man comics. (1:8)
• Chang lived with Jeff for a while after his wife kicked him out.
• Jeff attempted to pay tuition with airline miles for a time. (1:16)
• Jeff is left handed. Although he fires guns with his right hand.
• Jeff has kissed each of the female members of Study Group. Britta (in "Introduction to Film", "Modern Warfare", and "Anthropology 101"), Annie (in "Debate 109" and "Pascal's Triangle Revisited"), and Shirley (in "Contemporary Impressionists").

Characters e
The study group	Jeff Winger • Pierce Hawthorne • Abed Nadir • Britta Perry • Troy Barnes • Shirley Bennett • Annie Edison
Pairings	Jeff and Britta • Troy and Abed • Jeff and Annie Troy and Britta • Annie and Abed • Troy and Annie • Britta and Annie • Jeff and Shirley • Shirley and Pierce Pierce and Annie • Jeff and Pierce
Relatives	William Winger • Willy Jr. • Pierce's mom • Cornelius Hawthorne • Gilbert Lawson • Amber • Gubi Nadir • Abra • Nana Barnes • Andre Bennett • Shirley's children • Rabbi Chang • Alessandra Chang • Marcus
Greendale Students	Alex "Star-Burns" Osbourne • Vaughn Miller • Fat Neil • Buddy Austin • Vicki Cooper • Quendra • Magnitude • Leonard Rodriguez • Garrett Lambert • Todd Jacobson • Paradox • Doreen • Sabrina • The High Schoolers (Mark • Kelly • Scott) • Eric Wisniewski • Rich Stephenson • Pavel Iwaszkiewicz • Mike Chilada • Joey • Annie Kim • Subway • Wu Mei • Harry Jefferson • Page • Lukka • The Greendale Gooffaws (Derek • Linda • Mark • Buzz) • Meghan • The Germans (Juergen • Reinhold • Karl • Lukas) • Gary • Stoner friend • MC Dan Harmon • Angela • The Hipsters • Archie DeCoste • Campus cliques
Greendale Faculty	Dean Craig Pelton • Vice Dean Robert Laybourne • Dr. Ian Duncan • Cory Radison • Dr. Patrick Isakson • Professor June Bauer • Professor Whitman • Professor Michelle Slater • Professor Sean Garrity • Admiral Lee Slaughter • Dr. Escodera • Professor Marian Holly • Madame LeClair • Professor Sheffield • Professor Cligoris • Coach Bogner • Professor Marshall Kane • Professor Noel Cornwallis • Coach Jason Chapman
Greendale Staff	Ben Chang • Greendale Human Being • Lunch Lady • Nurse Jackie • Nicole • Mariah • Gail • Rachel • Custodial Staff (Jerry • Crazy Schmidt • Joshua) • Campus Security (Sgt. Nunez • Troy and Abed look-a-likes) • The Changlourious Basterds (Joshua) • Board of Governors (Carl Bladt • Richie Countee • Chuck Saccardo)
City College	Dean Stephen Spreck • Jeremy Simmons • Robati Eneki • Billy • The Black Rider • City College Storm Troopers
Miscellaneous	Officer Cackowski • Agent Robin Vohlers • Blade • Alan Connor • Ted • Mark •Toby the pizza guy • Faux-by • Dr. Heidi • Vinnie • Lt. Colonel Norbert Archwood • Toby Weeks • Lauren • Chantelle Cahill • Ken Kedan • Jesus • Rick • Balloon guide • Mountain man • Señor Kevin's manager • Mysti • The An-Her-Chists
Metafictional characters	Kickpuncher • Inspector Spacetime (The Inspector • Constable Reggie • Minerva • Blorgons • Thoraxsis) • Hilda • Hawkthorne NPCs • Urbana Champaign • George Takei • Luis Guzman • LeVar Burton • Sophie B. Hawkins
Animals and Pets	Annie's Boobs • Britta's cats • Billy • Fievel • Turtle • Frog • Dean Pelton's kittens
Imagined and Invented	Tiny Man • "Pierce Hawthorne" • Christmas Toys (Britta Bot • Ballerannie • Jeff-in-the-box • Baby Doll Shirley • Teddy Pierce • Troy Soldier • Christmas Wizard) • Evil Study Group (Evil Abed • Evil Jeff • Evil Annie • Evil Troy • Evil Shirley • Evil Britta • Evil Pierce ) • Greendale Babies (Baby Abed • Baby Annie • Baby Troy • Baby Shirley • Baby Britta • Baby Jeff • Baby Pierce) • Boob-A-Tron • Pillow Man •

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