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The Residents of Plainview

A town of 420 people, 5 pets, and 20 fish running a full theater company out of a glass tank. Population small. Cast enormous.

The Family

The heart of every episode. A 28-year-old garage inventor, his sharp-eyed wife, 7-year-old twins who share DNA and nothing else, and a season-two baby coming to complicate everything further.

Sam Marvin

Age 28. Garage inventor. Dreamed a machine. Built it anyway.

The protagonist. A brilliant but broke tinkerer who dreamed the blueprints for a machine and couldn't shake the idea ...

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Ginger Marvin

The twin who sees everything. Says little. Means all of it.

Sam and Jenny's daughter, twin with Tripp. Age ~7. The Observer. Watchful, thoughtful, absorbs everything. Carries a ...

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Jenny Marvin

Sam's wife. Sharp, loving, exasperated. Glasses off means trouble.

Grounded, practical, and holding the entire household together while Sam is off ripping holes in reality. Jenny in wa...

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Tripp Marvin

The twin who asks too many questions. Loudly.

Sam and Jenny's son, twin with Ginger. Age ~7. The Adventurer. Thinks the machine is the coolest thing ever. Wants to...

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Ziggy Marvin

The newest Marvin. Coming soon.

The Marvins' third child. A season 2 surprise that changes everything. Sam barely managed interdimensional travel wit...

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The Pets

A judgmental dog. A genius parrot the family refuses to listen to. A hamster with the soul of Zorro and no cage he respects. A cat who teleports between rooms and has never once acknowledged a human on purpose. And a Pomeranian next door who is sincerely convinced he is a Rottweiler.

Barkley

Gerald's Pomeranian. Thinks he's a Rottweiler. Barks at everything.

Gerald's dog. A tiny white Pomeranian who is absolutely certain he is a Rottweiler. Barks at everything - leaves, sha...

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Einstein

Genius scarlet macaw. Understands the machine better than Sam.

Genius scarlet macaw. Understands the machine better than Sam does. Mixes brilliant insights with random squawks and ...

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Hamdini

Hamster escape artist with the soul of Zorro. No cage can hold him.

Pure white fluffy hamster escape artist with the soul of Zorro. Suave theatrical Hispanic accent. Rolling Rs. Tiny ca...

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Justin

Scruffy terrier mix. Loyal but judgmental. Unreliable narrator.

Scruffy terrier mix. Loyal but judgmental talking dog. Not smart - his opinions are consistently, confidently, hilari...

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Shadow

Sleek black cat. Teleports. Barely tolerates anyone.

Sleek black cat. Completely aloof. Moves between rooms without walking. You blink, Shadow is on the couch. You blink ...

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The Townspeople

Everyone knows everyone. The mail carrier knows your secrets (accidentally, he swears). The sheriff would rather be fishing and usually is. The barber has a story for every haircut. The pharmacist has a secret for every prescription. Nobody has had to lock a door in twelve years.

Alice

Pharmacist. Knows every prescription in town. Knows every reason for every prescription.

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Bartender Mike

Quiet observer. The anti-Rosie — keeps confidences.

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Bowling Alley Pete

Bowling alley owner since 1985. Calls everyone champ.

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Chef Laurent

French chef in a flannel town. Perpetually, magnificently frustrated.

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Coach Tui

PE teacher with a voice that carries three miles. Married to Lani. They are louder together.

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Coco Reyes

Ice cream shop owner. Big laugh, big heart, big scoops.

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Deputy Diaz

By-the-book deputy. Color-coded folders. The order to Gus's chaos.

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Doc Winters

Town doctor for 35 years. Still makes house calls. Remembers every patient by first name.

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Dr. Marsh

Dentist. Makes terrible dental puns. Passionate about teeth.

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Dr. Patel

Veterinarian. Justin's nemesis. Perpetually puzzled by this dog.

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Earl

Hardware store owner. Stopped asking what the parts are for.

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Farah

Amir's wife. The real backbone. Fiercer than Amir when crossed.

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Fire Chief Kowalski

Treats the volunteer dept like FDNY. Two calls a year.

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Frank

Grocery manager for 20 years. Knows what you buy. Knows what that means about you.

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Gerald Pryor

The neighbor. Aggressively normal. Suspiciously observant.

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Hank

Mail carrier. 25 years on the route. Has read your mail. Accidentally. He swears.

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Joe Redhawk

Movie theater owner. Man of few words. When he speaks, the whole town listens. He rarely speaks.

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Judge Batiste

Presides over parking tickets with Supreme Court gravity.

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Julian

Barber. Married to Rosie. Has a story for every haircut.

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Kamal

Amir's teenage son. Caught between family duty and being a normal kid. Secretly proud of both.

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Kanti Redhawk

Joe's wife. Runs concessions, events, and the social energy Joe's silence requires.

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Kira Redhawk

Makes short films on her phone. Between two worlds. Film school does not know she is coming.

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Mayor Whitfield

Three-piece suit in a flannel town. Campaigns against nobody.

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Mechanic Gus

Can fix anything. Suspicious of Sam's purchases.

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Mr. Tanaka

Bank manager. Precision meets warmth. Secretly fascinated by risk-takers like Sam.

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Ms. Chen

School teacher. Handles Tripp chaos and Ginger brilliance daily.

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Principal Donovan

Tripp's nemesis. Patient but pushed to the limit.

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Rosie

Diner owner. Married to Julian. The town gossip network.

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Sheriff Buck Dawson

The law. Such as it is. Would rather be fishing.

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Vinny Bianchi

Italian pizza man from Naples. Full volume, full hand gestures.

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The Kids of Plainview

The twins' classmates and partners in mischief. Seven kids who play together, go to school together, and between them have overheard approximately one hundred percent of their parents' secrets. They are not telling. Yet.

River

Joe and Kanti Redhawk's son. Quiet, creative, draws comics.

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The Plainview Players

Twenty tropical fish. One glass tank. A full repertory theater nobody in the family has noticed. Full costumes. Tiny props. An octopus stage manager running lights, sound, and the orchestra simultaneously. The show goes on every episode. The family keeps not turning their heads.

Bubbles

The comedian. Impeccable timing — puffs up at the worst moment.

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Chet

The stagehand. Nobody sees him work. The show would collapse without him.

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Curly

The romantic lead. Falls in love with a new rock every week.

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Jelly

The modern dancer. Nobody understands her art. She does not care.

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Prince

The understudy. Knows every part. Has never been called to perform.

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Queenie

The other diva. Empress's rival. Their feud is the tank's favorite subplot.

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Sledge

The bouncer. Nobody has ever caused trouble. He takes full credit.

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Slick

The jazz musician. Appears for solos. Vanishes immediately. Cool.

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Snappy

The percussionist. Can crack the tempo on a grain of sand.

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Spike

The villain in every production. Born to play the antagonist.

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Sunny

The chorus line captain. Impossibly upbeat. Has never had a bad day.

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