![]() Moss's TV gets stuck on the all-polka channel where idiots are square-moshing to Blackberry, performed by the Barely Works. |
![]() The deaf blind paralyzed mute. Cory's most brilliant performance. |
![]() This group of beatniks loves speaking nonsense and is picky about the attitudes of who joins their group. |
![]() The hagglers pop up every time a number is mentioned in the film. Subsequently massive change can be gotten from large but cheap purchases... |
![]() The pranksters have a thing for calling people at inappropriate times and breaking their train of thought. |
![]() Dr. Shrinkwrap, the psychologist with his own door and everything, tries to help Moss understand a lunatic's psyche. |
![]() An old dude offers Moss a magazine from the table in a waiting room. |
![]() The Last National Bank employs an enormous man who loves fine champaigne and eating paper. |
![]() Moss wasted a tremendous amount of money on a computer that runs the KrisOS. (EEP!) |
![]() Mr. Dyslexic Kamakazee, the skywriter, plans his next, uh, assignment. |
![]() Will displays his annoying habit of igniting his flatulence. |
![]() "There's no place like home" for Scott... literally. |
![]() The ringleader and "The Whistler" of the Roooooo! Gang (with Monoxydil) are making sure they own everything there is to be bought out. |
![]() Reverend Holle preaches about the poor, tortured souls of the common carrot. |
![]() Moss gets a bit frusterated when the recyclists won't take paper. |
![]() A cleptomaniac is crawling around inside Moss's furnature and stealing everything, including all the real food in the refrigerator. |
![]() Moss and his friend Lee try to explain a collosal task to some very daft workers. |
![]() The Roooooo! Gang (with Monoxydil) is in the final stages of their plan to brainwash the human race and take over the world. |