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Gayle

❝ *I was flying on the second day, and when you caused the trash storm, I crashed into a rotting turkey carcass, and it exploded. All this cartilage and bone got tangled up in my hair, and its skin was all over my skin. I didn't know where I ended and the turkey carcass began.* ❞
—Gayle to Eleanor[src]

*For the student who tries to befriend Eleanor in school see Jessica.*

## Production

### First seen

Chapter 2: Flying

**Gayle** is a Bad Place torturer in the series *The Good Place*. During Attempt #1 she goes by the alias **Jessica**.

## History

She first appears in Chapter 2, when she is the neighborhood resident who tells Eleanor Shellstrop that flying is "like fifty million simultaneous orgasms, but better." In Chapter 11, she complains of having collided with a rotting turkey carcass when Eleanor caused the trash storm.

In Chapter 15, she is one of the demons expressing disappointment at Michael's plans for the next reboot. She plays an important part in Chapter 22 when she witnesses Vicky attempting to remove Janet's magnetic cuffs and later tells on her to Shawn.

She is later seen as one of Shawn's inner circle in The Selection.

## Trivia

* In Chapter 5, the fake Neighborhood Points Ranking includes the name "Jessica Nakanoi" at #5. As Gayle was using the name "Jessica" in Attempt #1, it is likely that this was her full alias.
Oreocalamus

Es un género mono típico de incierto status taxonómico. Dudosa su inserción en la familia. Apenas llegan a los cuarenta centímetros de longitud. Dorsal mente marrón o negro uniforme. Poseen la cabeza aplanada y no se diferencia del cuerpo. Los ojos son relativamente pequeños. El cuerpo está cubierto con escamas lisas. La cola es muy corta. Habita en las montañas tropicales con bosques lluviosos. Son clavículas. Biológicamente desconocidos. Se dispersa en Kalimantan, Sabah, Malasia; Sarawak, Borneo.
Hortense

## Bio

**Hortense** is a one-off character in The Good Place.

Hortense works at Cowboy Skyscraper Buffet, an American-themed restaurant in Sydney, Australia, as head of house. She greeted Trevor, Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason with an faux American accent. She informed them that although the Florida table was taken, they could purchase the Manifest Destiny package for $30, which would allow them to take any table by force. When they declined, she handed them a gun and said it would go off when their table was ready.

Hortense was played by Antoinette Iesue.
Fremulon

**Fremulon** is a television production company founded by television producer and writer Michael Schur. It is known for producing the long-running series *Parks and Recreation* and *Brooklyn Nine-Nine*. The name "Fremulon" comes from the fake insurance company that Michael Schur's pseudonym, Ken Tremendous, worked at when Schur was writing for the blog Fire Joe Morgan. The production logo as shown is displayed at the end of produced episodes and is accompanied by the word “Fremulon” spoken by actor Nick Offerman. The series of *The Good Place* was premiered in 2016.
Good Woman

## Bio

A minor character listed as **Good Woman** appears in Michael's orientation film for the residents of Neighborhood 12358W in the first episode of *The Good Place*.

She appears again in a flashback in Chapter 13, this time credited as **Woman In Green**, attending the meeting at which Michael pitches his idea for a fake "Good Place" to Shawn and other demons.
Emeka Anagonye

Emeka Anagonye is a minor character and the father of Chidi Anagonye, and husband to **Ndeye Anagonye**. He worked as a philosophy professor in Nigeria/Senegal. He treats his job very seriously, spending most of his time at work, rather than with his family.

He appears in the episode The Answer, where he and his wife are heard fighting about how much time he spends at the university and how he only cares about philosophy/his job. Chidi overhears their fight and gives them an hour long presentation about how they should not get divorced. They decide to go to counseling.

They are later seen happily together when Chidi brings his date Allesandra home for dinner, and he states that his parents thought she was great.

## Trivia

He is not mentioned in the final chapter, however his wife is. It may be possible at the time of Chidi going through The Last Door that he had not arrived in the good place yet.

He is a workaholic.
Dendroaspis

Este género está compuesto por ofidios semiarborícolas, llamados comúnmente Mambas.

Son de gran porte, ya que alcanzan a medir entre dos metros con cincuenta centímetros y cuatro metros.

Poseen un color dorsal uniforme según la especie que se trate; verde o marrón oscuro, casi negro.

Su cuerpo es largo, bastante delgado y son rápidos y ágiles.

La cabeza es estrecha, con grandes ojos. La boca, que abarca toda la cabeza, tiene una apertura impresionante. Tienen, excepción entre la Familia, unos dientes muy grandes en la parte anterior de la mandíbula inferior, además de los enormes colmillos veneníferos tubulares de la parte superior. Poseen un veneno sumamente activo.

Son muy agresivos e irascibles, atacan sorpresivamente a mordiscos.

Viven entre el follaje de los árboles de los bosques tropicales y bosques de montañas donde se mimetizan a la perfección. También se encuentran en las sabanas secas. Se alimentan, principalmente, de mamíferos, aves y reptiles.

Son ovíparos, la hembra pone entre diez a veinticinco huevos.

Se distinguen vulgarmente según su color, Mamba negra o Mamba verde.

Todas son de reproducción ovípara. La hembra pone de nueve a catorce huevos en la primavera. Éstos miden unos siete centímetros de longitud.

Se dispersan por el centro y sur de África, a excepción de la provincia del Cabo.

Consta de cuatro especies.

## Especies:

Dendroaspis angusticeps

Dendroaspis jamesoni

Dendroaspis polylepis

Dendroaspis viridis
Daphne

**Daphne** is a co-starring character on *The Good Place*. She is the first member of Michael's Second Neighborhood to be created by Janet and the only one made without the assistance of Derek. In the neighborhood she is pretending to be a true human who has died and gone to The Good Place. At the end of her existence as a pretend human, she and the rest of the pretend humans were reabsorbed back into Janet in a process too horrible to picture.
Part 4: The Storm Out

**Part 4: The Storm Out** is the fourth episode of *The Selection*.

## Synopsis

*Tensions rise as the demons try to select the right "human fart bombs" for Michael's (Ted Danson) new neighborhood. Glenn (Josh Siegal) feels Shawn (Marc Evan Jackson) is being too mean.*

## Cast

Marc Evan Jackson as **Shawn**
Bambadjan Bamba as **Bambadjan**
Amy Okuda as **Gayle**
Jama Williamson as **Val**
Josh Siegal as **Glenn**
## Video

The Selection, Part 4 The Storm Out - The Good Place (Digital Exclusive)
Uagadiri flower

Uagadiri flower was founded by Tereze Hop . Its a rare flower for Africans because it can raise without water and stay dry for months .

## Usage

Uagadiri flower can be used , to make potions such as :

* The Poof Potion : Uagadiri flower should be mixed with a slug , some sand and a Fat Apploral apple . Then you should burn them all in a pot . As a result you will have a potion that can explode the drinkers thoughts .
* The Colour Potion : The Colour Potion , will make the drinker pink if someone uses an Uagadiri flower on it .
* Uagadou Potion : This potion is only known from Uagadou students and teachers . It can be used instead of water .
Alternate Earth

The **Alternate Earth** that first appeared in “Somewhere Else” is an alternate universe/timeline created in the episode “Somewhere Else”. This universe was an exact copy of Earth right before the four humans died except there were no copies of the four humans. The prime reality Eleanor, Jason, Chidi, and Tahani were sent there with their memories wiped so it was essentially a copy of everything except the four humans, but since the prime reality versions had their minds were wiped it was effectively a complete copy to see if people can change when confronted with a near-death experience. A large amount of Season 3 takes place here.
Leptomicrurus

Este es un género muy dudoso que probablemente sea considerado por algunos sistemáticos como "Micrurus".

Llega a medir hasta sesenta centímetros de longitud.

De notable coloración. El color más brillante es el amarillo, que se halla dispuesto en forma de manchas sobre la superficie ventral, y no hay rojo. El amarillo asciende a la parte superior en forma de anillo, solamente en el cuello y en la base de la cola. Ésta es excepcionalmente corta y achatada, lo cual hace que se parezca mucho a la pequeña, redondeada y estrecha cabeza. Este parecido resulta aún más notable cuando la serpiente, al ser molestada, oculta la cabeza entre sus anillos y hace oscilar la cola por encima de ellos.

Tienen un cuerpo muy alargado y delgado. Presentan hasta cuatrocientas placas ventrales.

Se encuentran principalmente por el río Amazonas desde Perú hasta Colombia.

Sus tres especies han pasado al género Micrurus, aunque sus subespecies no han sido recategorizadas.
Chuck

**Chuck** is a member of the Good Place Committee. He and five other members meet Michael in Chapter 37: The Book Of Dougs to discuss the possibility of the Bad Place hacking the points system.

## Powers and Abilities

* Like all eternal beings, Chuck is immortal

## Trivia

* After the airing of "The Book of Dougs," *New York* magazine writer Jen Chaney opined that Chuck, and by extension the entire Good Place Committee, appeared to be parodies of Democrats in their obsession with being decent over taking any actual action. Schur confirmed this allusion in a later interview, explaining their portrayal as having good beliefs but all too willing to concede to the other side's demands reflects his own frustration with the modern Democratic Party's apparent desire to maintain the moral high ground without making any progress.

## References

1. ↑ Chaney, Jen. "What *The Good Place* Teaches Us About Politics." Vulture.
2. ↑ Wright, Catherine. "‘The Good Place’ Creator Says They Were Parodying Liberals with The Good Place Committee." *Showbiz Cheatsheet*.
Architect

**Architects** are types of Immortal Beings who reside in the Good and Bad Place headquarters. An Architect is an occupation rather than a type of being, as Immortal Beings can be promoted to Architect (as Michael was). Architects design Good and Bad Place neighborhoods for humans to reside in. Mindy's neighborhood was designed by The Good Place before The Bad Place modified it.

## Design Process

When a human dies, their file is sent from the Accounting Department to The Bad Place or The Good Place. There, that human's neighborhood's architect must incorporate that human, among the other humans in that neighborhood, into the design. The Architect will then run the neighborhood by their boss, and if it is approved, they will be able to build it.

## Building A Neighborhood

Architects build their neighborhood with the help of that neighborhood's Janet, and then the Janet will typically welcome the residents. The Architects have full control over the building process, and the Janets cannot argue, even if they do not understand, as when Michael and Janet were building Neighborhood 12358W.

## Post-Building

Generally, an Architect (at least in The Bad Place) never even visits their neighborhood. In The Good Place, they might, although this is, as of yet, unknown. Michael is the first Bad Place Architect to ever reside in a neighborhood of that Architect's own creation, or even be present while there are humans in it. As Michael puts it, they "get the names, come up with the design, and move onto the next one. [Architects] never even get to be there–to see how fun it is!"

## Known Architects

* Michael (formerly)
* Tahani Al-Jamil
* Glenn
Dave Katterttrune

❝ *"Oh no that's fine for me; I don't know what I want"*
-Dave Katterttrune  *❞*

—{{{2}}}

❝ *"And who might you be, by the way?"*
-Dave to Eleanor and Michael  *❞*

—{{{2}}}

**Dave Katterttrune** is a character in Season 3 of The Good Place. Dave is an architect and the boyfriend of Donna Shellstrop.

## Life

**Dave Katterttrune** was an architect who was in charge of the destruction of a bar that "*Diana Tremaine*" frequented. After she attempted to get them to stop they quickly got together. The next morning she admitted to him that she was in fact Donna Shellstrop.

Some time later she moved in with him and his daughter and became a sort of mother figure to her, even running for President of the PTA.

One day her daughter, Eleanor, and an older man named Michael arrived to put Donna on the correct path and he welcomed them with open arms. Dave bonded with Michael over their shared love of architecture and Donna was elected secretary of the PTA by a landslide.

Dave does not appear in the season four afterlife Good Place, so it is possible at the time shown there he had not died yet/had not yet passed his afterlife test.

## Trivia

Dave is an architect.

Dave had a daughter with an unnamed woman previously before meeting Donna Shellstrop.

He believes Donna is turning him into what he calls 'a bad boy' (owning a jet black watch with spikes on it).

He claims that Donna is "a very passionate and selfish lover" which is fine for him because he doesn't know what he wants.

Michael and Eleanor think he makes great margaritas.

Dave owns a mini mansion, and his napkins are made of fine cloth.

Dave is spelled D-A-V-E.
Ken Garoo

## Bio

**Ken Garoo** is a one-off character in The Good Place who appeared in *Chapter 30: The Snowplow*.

## History

Ken works at a coffee shop in Australia. He sells a lottery ticket to Janet and Michael.

In return, Janet informs him that the bathroom key he had lost nine months earlier is the under the register and that the woman he thinks is his aunt is actually his mother.
Hypsiglena

***Hypsiglena*** es un género de serpientes de la familia Dipsadidae. Se distribuyen por el oeste de Estados Unidos y de México, incluyendo varias islas en las costas del Pacífico.

## Especies

Se reconocen las siguientes:

* *Hypsiglena affinis* Boulenger, 1894
* *Hypsiglena catalinae* (Tanner, 1966)
* *Hypsiglena chlorophaea* Cope, 1860
* *Hypsiglena deserticola* (Tanner, 1944)
* *Hypsiglena jani* (Dugès, 1865)
* *Hypsiglena ochrorhyncha* Cope, 1860
* *Hypsiglena slevini* Tanner, 1943
* *Hypsiglena tanzeri* Dixon & Lieb, 1972
* *Hypsiglena torquata* (Günther, 1860)
* *Hypsiglena unaocularis* (Tanner, 1944)
Chapter 4: Jason Mendoza

❝ *When I say I'm meditating, I'm just trying to figure out what the fork is happening. I think we might be in an alien zoo or on a prank show.* ❞
—Jason
**Chapter 4: Jason Mendoza** is the 4th episode of Season 1 of *The Good Place*.

## Plot

Eleanor faces her toughest test yet in her attempt to remain in hiding. Meanwhile, Michael enlists Tahani to help a fellow neighbor fulfill her true purpose.

## Summary

"Jianyu" reveals to Eleanor that like her, he's not who Michael thinks he is. Rather than a Taiwanese monk, he's really an amateur DJ and drug dealer from Jacksonville, Florida, named Jason Mendoza, who went along with Michael mistaking him as a silent Buddhist monk in order to avoid detection.

His supposed *"meditation room*" which Tahani is not allowed to enter is in fact a "*bud-hole*", a man-cave room full of posters of his favorite musicians, a large TV and a video games machine. Eleanor and Chidi try to persuade Jason not to reveal his true identity.

Meanwhile, Tahani is given the task of organizing the gala opening of a new restaurant, The Good Plates, at which each diner is served their favorite meal. The opening goes wrong when Michael asks the diners to tell the story of what their meal means to them.

Tiring of the masquerade, Jason decides he's going to tell the truth, forcing Eleanor to stop him by creating a diversion. She punches a hole through an elaborate celebration cake, which causes a sink hole to open up in the floor. The restaurant is evacuated, and Eleanor and Jason's secrets are safe for the time being. However, when Tahani later visits the sinkhole, it turns out to be growing.

## Cast

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jason Mendoza**
**and** Ted Danson as **Michael**
**Guest Starring**

Jamie Denbo as **Chef Patricia**
**Co-Starring**

Dave Ferguson as **Acidcat**
Josh Siegal as **Glenn**
Eugene Cordero as **Pillboi**

## Trivia

* First broadcast audience: 4.45 million
* When Michael tells Tahani he plans to wear suspenders, her momentary confusion is caused by a difference in meaning between British and American English. Suspenders in British English are what Americans would call garters, and what an American would call suspenders, a British English speaker would call braces.
* When they were alive on Earth, Eleanor made money by selling fake drugs to old people, and Jason made money by selling fake drugs to young people.

## Gallery

*The gallery of Chapter 4: Jason Mendoza can be found Here.*
Tantalophis

Son llamados Serpientes ojos de gatos americanos nocturnos. Miden entre setenta y cinco centímetros y un metro de longitud. El género es en parte arborícola y en parte terrícola. Se alimentan principalmente de ranas. Son ovíparos. Es un género monotípico. De inserción dudosa dentro de la Subfamilia Dipsadinae.
Jeff

❝ *Good luck, Frog Man. I'm pulling for you.* ❞
—Jeff to Michael

❝ *I only drink decaf antimatter. Ah, I'll take it, it's only four thirty, my shift doesn't end till nine billion* ❞
—Jeff

## Production

### First seen

Chapter 27: Everything Is Bonzer! Part 1

**Jeff** is an afterlife being who works as **The Doorman**, guarding The Door to Earth. He loves **frogs**. He first appears in *Everything Is Bonzer! Part 1*. He is played by Mike O'Malley.

## History

Jeff first meets Michael when Michael is tasked by Gen to save Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason from the events that would have killed them, in order to see if they are capable of becoming better people without knowing about The Good Place.

Jeff appears to be a man of few words and not much of a sense of humor, though he does admit to liking frogs, as evidenced by the frog keychain on The Key.

Michael sneaks back to Earth twice, bringing Jeff antimatter (he would prefer decaf, but since his shift doesn't end until Nine Billion, he takes it), and later, bringing him a mug with a picture of a frog on it, which delights Jeff.

After Gen discovers that Michael, Janet, and Trevor have all been sneaking off to Earth, she attempts to bring Michael and Janet back to The Bad Place so Michael can be retired.

However, a Janet materialization mishap briefly separates them from Gen, and Jeff tosses the key to Michael, saying, "*I'm rooting for you, frog man*."

Sometime later when Michael, Janet, and the humans are in the Good Place Correspondence Center Jeff opens the door to take them to the Interdimensional Hole Of Pancakes where they are ready to make a deal with the Judge.

In the final episode his area of doorways to other parts of the afterlife is more crowded, and people who visit him give him frog collectibles. Michael kindly gives him a real frog as a pet, which makes him so excited and happy. He proceeds to name the frog "Mr. Jumpy Legs".

## Trivia

* His name is revealed by Gen in Chapter 29, though in the show's official credits he is listed simply as **The Doorman**.
* He loves frogs.
* By the shows end he has collected over 322 frog related items.
* Jeff says that he only drinks decaf antimatter.
* Apparently (according to Jeff), he is over 8,000 years old.
* He told Michael that his shift as doorman ends at 'Nine billion'
Daboia

Se los llama Serpientes orientales. Anteriormente estaba incluido en el género "Vipera", y todavía se consideran, por algunos sistemáticos, algunas especies como un subgénero de "Vipera". Miden entre ochenta centímetros y dos metros de longitud. El cuerpo se encuentra cubierto por manchas o bandas romboidales o de otro diseño. Raramente poseen rayas longitudinales. El cuerpo presenta 23-27 hileras de escamas en la mitad del cuerpo. Habitan en tres tipos diferentes de hábitat:

1) En zonas de montaña con inclinaciones cálidas y considerables descensos de temperatura por la noche.

2) En zonas de estepa en montañas y desiertos rocosos que son de temperatura más elevada.

3) En zonas tropicales y subtropicales, desde los bosques secos hasta los lluviosos.

Se alimentan de lagartos, mamíferos pequeños y pájaros. Son de reproducción ovovivípara. Poseen un veneno muy potente. Se dispersan por el Oriente. Presenta tres especies.

## Especie

Daboia palaestinae

Daboia russelii

Daboia siamensis
Pseudoeryx

***Pseudoeryx*** es un género de serpientes de la familia Colubridae y subfamilia Dipsadinae. Incluye dos especies que se distribuyen por buena parte de Sudamérica.

## Especies

Se reconocen a las siguientes especies:

* *Pseudoeryx plicatilis* (Linnaeus, 1758) - Mayor parte del norte y centro de Sudamérica, de Colombia al norte de Argentina.
* *Pseudoeryx relictualis* Schargel, Rivas-Fuenmayor, Barros, Péfaur & Navarette, 2007 - Noroeste de Venezuela.
Maribeth Monroe

**Maribeth Monroe** is an actress on NBC's The Good Place, in which she plays the recurring role of Mindy St. Claire. She is also known for playing Meg Craverston in *Keeping Up With the Jonses*, Lori in *The Back-up Plan*, Carol Johnson in *Downsizing*, and Alice Murphy in the Comedy Central television series *Workaholics*.

## Trivia

* Maribeth confirmed on the eleventh episode of the Podcast her return during Season 3 which came true in Chapter 38: Chidi Sees The Time-Knife. She also said that she has known co-star Marc Evan Jackson for years.
Joe

## Bio

**Joe** is a minor character seen in flashbacks in *The Good Place*. He is an environmental campaigner who crossed paths with Eleanor Shellstrop at least twice, and he is the last person she speaks to before her death in the original timeline.

In the altered timeline, Eleanor seeks his help in becoming a good person and joins his environmental campaign. However, she grows tired of trying and ends up quitting.
Chapter 21: Derek

## Derek

**Chapter 21: Derek** is the 8th episode of Season 2 of *The Good Place*. This is also the mid-season finale.

## Plot

Janet creates a big problem for Michael. Meanwhile, Eleanor lets Chidi in on a secret, and Jason puts Tahani in a difficult position.

## Summary

Eleanor rewatches the video Mindy had recorded of her and Chidi confessing their love for one another, mulling it over. However, she can't bring herself to tell him about this, worried what this means for them both. Moreover, they have bigger things to worry about. Michael and Eleanor want to kill Derek to prevent him from blowing their cover while Janet grows increasingly depressed and Chidi warns that this is unethical and their goal has to be helping Jason and Tahani, which Michael and Eleanor agree to.

As Tahani and Jason decide to get married, Eleanor, Chidi and Michael stop the wedding and cause Derek and Jason to get become mad at each other. After they resolve their conflict, Janet absorbs Derek's essence and puts him in a casket to dispose of in her void.

Eleanor shows Chidi the tape, and each are astounded that they love the other. Michael asks Eleanor's advice on being ethical, to which Eleanor replies that he's becoming human. Michael then returns to his office to find Shawn waiting for him.

## Cast

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jason Mendoza**
Ted Danson as **Michael**
**Recurring Cast**

Jason Mantzoukas as **Derek**
Marc Evan Jackson as **Shawn**
## Trivia

* This is the lowest rated episode of Season 2 with a rating of 7.7 on IMDb.
* When Derek introduces himself to Chidi and Eleanor, he says "Derek Hofstetler, PI."
	+ On Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Jason Mantzoukas (who plays Derek) works as a PI after retiring from the NYPD.
* Derek's main purpose was to replace Jason in a way, more as a “rebound” since Janet was still hung up on Jason hooking up with Tahani
Matt Murray

Matthew James Thomas Murray (born in 1978), also known as Matt Murray is a producer and writer, known for *The Good Place*, Saturday Night Live and Parks and Recreation. He was a consulting producer in 34 of the episodes on the show. He worked on episodes such as *The Eternal Shriek*, *Category 55 Emergency Doomsday Crisis* and *Chillaxing.*
Mindy St. Claire Rescue Alliance

❝ *And she went on to found the 'Mindy St Claire Rescue Alliance. It's actually the biggest relief aid charity in the world..* ❞
—-Mindy St Claire to Eleanor Shellstrop

## Information

The Mindy St Claire Rescue Alliance was a charity organization created and designed by Mindy St. Claire, and put into action by Mindy's unnamed sister after Mindy died from electrocution on train tracks.

## History

One night sometime during the 1980's, Mindy Saint Claire, a hotshot corporate lawyer, got high on cocaine and drew up plans for the charity. The next morning after waking up she went to her local bank and withdrew her life savings to start the organization. On her way home she fell off of the platform of a train station and onto subway tracks, which electrocuted and killed her instantly.

Mindy's unnamed sister found her plans at her home and used her life savings to initiate and fund the organization, naming it after her sister, despite the fact Mindy had not treated her kindly when she was alive. It went on to became the biggest relief aid charity in the world.

## Gallery

(pictured above, Mindy St Claire, creator of the alliance)
Parapistocalamus

Es un género monotípico.

Llegan a medir sesenta centímetros de longitud.

Poseen el dorso oscuro, iridiscente, La zona laterodorsal y ventral son blanquecinas.

La cabeza posee una trompa corta. Los ojos son pequeños. Posee un reducido número de dientes.

Habitan en los bosques tropicales hasta los seiscientos metros sobre el nivel del mar.

Son nocturnos y excavadores. La alimentación consiste en los huevos de caracoles.

Se desconoce el efecto que puede producir el veneno.

Se dispersa por la isla de Bougainville, islas Solomon.
Marc Evan Jackson

*Marc Evan Jackson in 2012*

**Marc Evan Jackson** plays the role of Shawn in *The Good Place.*

 He has also appeared in other Mike Schur shows, with recurring roles as lawyer Trevor Nelson in *Parks and Recreation*, and as Kevin Cozner in *Brooklyn Nine Nine.* He also played Steve Woodward in *Kong: Skull Island*.

He is also the host of *The Good Place: The Podcast.*
Aspidelaps

Miden hasta ochenta centímetros de longitud.

Poseen como fondo una coloración que va del amarillo al rojo-amarronado con algunas manchas oscuras o bandas cruzadas que se extienden en la región abdominal. La zona ventral posee marcas en forma de rayas contrastantes.

Poseen cabeza corta, en la cual el hocico se halla cubierto por un escudo rostral muy delicado a lo ancho, con bordes laterales libres. Se asemeja a la forma de diversas Serpientes excavadoras de Asia y América del Norte.

Se encuentran únicamente en las sabanas y desiertos arenosos de África del Sur.

Reciben el nombre de Serpiente de coral de regiones cálidas.

Son de costumbres crepusculares y nocturnas. Se alimentan preferentemente de lagartos, serpientes pequeñas, y ranas, también algunos mamíferos pequeños y pájaros.

Se dispersan por Sudáfrica.

Consta de dos especies.

## Especies:

Aspidelaps lubricus

Aspidelaps scutatus
Damon

❝ *I was just trying to sell you drugs and you made it weird!* ❞
—Damon to Chidi after Chidi begins quoting Neitzche

## Bio

**Damon** is a character who appears in Chapter 31: Jeremy Bearimy of The Good Place played by Ryan de Quintal.

Damon tries to sell drugs to Chidi, who is wandering around having a breakdown after learning about The Afterlife. Damon retreats when Chidi goes on a rant about how God doesn't exist.

## Trivia

* The character is named after Damon Lindeloff, who created *Lost* and *The Leftovers*. He is a reference to an unseen character from *The Leftovers*.
Gatorbait

## Bio

**Gatorbait** is a character who appeared in Chapter 28: Everything Is Bonzer! Part 2 of The Good Place. He was played by Whitmer Thomas.

Gatorbait hosted the Jacksonville Swamp Stomp, a dance competition that Jason's dance crew, Dance Dance Resolution, participated in. He informed them that they were disqualified for having too many members.
Manisha Al-Jamil

Kamilah Al-Jamil (daughter)

Jason Mendoza † (son-in-law; via Tahani)

**Manisha Al-Jamil** is a recurring character, seen mostly in flashback in *The Good Place*.

## History

She is the mother of Tahani and Kamilah. She and her husband died of unknown causes some time before Tahani's death, leaving the bulk of their estate to Kamilah.
Henry

**Henry** is a character in *The Good Place*. He was one of Chidi's fellow lecturers.

## History

In flashbacks, Henry once bought a hideous pair of cowboy boots, and asked Chidi if he liked them. Chidi lied that he did, a lie that so gnawed away at him that he agonized over it for two years before confessing.

In *Chapter 19*: The Trolley Problem, a simulation of Henry is used in Michael's version of "*The Trolley Problem*."

In *Chapter 27: Everything Is Bonzer! Part 1*, Henry is impressed by Chidi's sudden quick decision making as it only takes him a minute or so to choose a muffin.

Chidi said all it took was him deciding to be more decisive, and he recommends that Henry decide to do something he's wanted to do, which is get fit.

However, his attempt to get fit lands him in hospital, severely injured. This, and Henry's nurse warning Chidi against blueberry muffins, sends Chidi spiraling back into indecision.

Henry has had many unfortunate incidents, such as when he is submitted to the hospital with a 50/50 chance he will live and when he is submitted to the hospital again when in a gym his foot flew up, gave him a concussion and Henry lost control of his bladder and urinated everywhere.

In a simulation he was also crushed by a trolley and his foot flew off.
Cat Pash

## Bio

**Cat Pash** is a one-off character played by Olivia Mackenzie-Smith in Chapter 31: Jeremy Bearimy.

## History

She is an opera house manager who accepts Tahani's donation of two million dollars and offers to name a rehearsal space or other building after her, which Tahani refuses as she wishes the donation to be anonymous.

Cat Pash is a spoonerism of the Australian tennis player Pat Cash.
Moke

The Moke is a lizard with silver-green skin that is native to the Great Britain and Ireland. It can reach up to ten inches in length. The Moke has never been noticed by Muggles since it has the ability to shrink at will.

Mokeskin is highly prized in the making of purses and money-bags. A Mokeskin purse will shrink at the approach of a stranger, making it virtually impossible for a stranger to find. Once the owner puts something inside the bag, no one but the owner can get it out.
Part 6: The Solution

**Part 6: The Solution** is the sixth and final episode of *The Selection*.

## Synopsis

*When Shawn (Marc Evan Jackson) takes aim on a more personal attack on the humans, Glenn (Josh Siegal) has some reservations.*

## Cast

Marc Evan Jackson as **Shawn**
Bambadjan Bamba as **Bambadjan**
Amy Okuda as **Gayle**
Jama Williamson as **Val**
Josh Siegal as **Glenn**
## Video

The Selection, Part 6 The Solution - The Good Place (Digital Exclusive)
Gloria

*Not to be confused with the flashback character of the same name.*

**Gloria** is a minor character in The Good Place.

She is one of the supposedly good people Eleanor meets at the first night party in Chapter 1, when she claims to have removed over a thousand unexploded landmines from the area around an orphanage.
Good Place Correspondence Center

**The Good Place Correspondence Center** is a location in The Good Place.

## History

It is a building first seen in *Chapter 36: Janet(s)* when Michael, Janet, Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason arrive there, believing it to be the Good Place. It is revealed in *Chapter 37: The Book Of Dougs* to be the Correspondence Center by Gwendolyn, who works there.

It is essentially a post office. The downstairs area has the appearance of an old fashioned mailroom and is where messages, point totals, and other things are sent to and from the Accounting Department.

The upstairs area has a living room, with Middle Eastern décor, where Michael gathers with the Good Place Committee.

The building is located in its own dimension, and it has a door to The Good Place, however the door cannot be opened by humans. The door that humans can access, otherwise known as the Official Entrance, is located 500 trillion miles north-south-north from the Correspondence Center.
Chapter 2: Flying

❝ *Most great philosophers would say helping you is pointless, that you can't try to be good, especially when your motivations are so obviously corrupt.* ❞
—Chidi

**Chapter 2: Flying** is the 2nd episode of Season 1 of The Good Place.

## Plot

Eleanor tries to prove to Chidi that she is worthy of his help. Meanwhile, Tahani and Jianyu try to help Michael feel better about the unknown flaw in his Neighborhood.

## Summary

Eleanor avoids suspicion in the aftermath of the chaos, and Michael fears he has failed in his first big project. Tahani organizes a clean up day, but anyone who volunteers will miss out on the opportunity to learn how to fly.

Chidi agrees to teach Eleanor how to be a good person, and his first assignment requires her to volunteer in the garbage clean-up. She begrudgingly agrees to it and starts helping out, but when she hears how amazing flying is she hides the trash to go join everyone else, causing a trash storm to occur. As a result, Chidi loses faith in her. It turns out this was a regular occurence in Eleanor's life, where she habitually shirked the responsibility of acting as a designated driver for her drinking buddies.

That night, Eleanor feels guilty and cleans up the whole neighborhood herself. Upon seeing this, Chidi agrees to continue to help her.

A note is slipped under Eleanor's door, saying that she doesn't belong in The Good Place. Realizing someone else knows her secret, she panics.

## Cast

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jianyu Li**
**and** Ted Danson as **Michael**
**Guest Starring**

Amy Okuda as **Jessica**
Susan Park as **Pevita**
Allyn Rachel as **Betsy** *(flashback)*
**Co-Starring**

Steve Berg as **Gunnar**
Jorge Diaz as **Antonio**
Adam Huber as **Kirk** *(flashback)*
## Trivia

* This is the lowest rated episode of Season 1 with a rating of 7.4 on IMDb.
* Tahani says she is the goddaughter of Princess Diana, and later she says she's the goddaughter of Maggie Smith. This is correct because in the Church of England every child should have at least three godparents: two of the same sex as the child, and at least one of the opposite sex.
* This is the first episode in which Tahani name-drops celebrities. She mentions Princess Diana, Johnny Depp, and Cindy Crawford.
* Michael's yogurt is CGI, whereas Tahani's is a real prop.
* To fly, residents stand on a platform and raise their fist up, somewhat like Superman.

## Gallery

*The gallery of Chapter 2: Flying can be found Here*
Bart

## Bio

**Bart** is a recurring character in *The Good Place*.

He is introduced as Nina's soulmate and an expert in identity fraud during Chapter 5: Category 55 Doomsday Crisis where he tortures Eleanor Shellstrop and Chidi Anagonye by making them think that they could be found out for Eleanor not belonging in the Good Place, but is later revealed to be a Bad Place torturer.

In Attempt #2, he goes by the alias **Ed**.
Disco Janet

**Disco Janet** was a character in *The Good Place*. She was first mentioned in Chapter 40 and made her first appearance in Chapter 47.

Disco Janet is a scrapped version of Janet with only one been evident in the series. Her purpose as a Janet is also unclear; Good Janets, Bad Janets, and Neutral Janets are created to serve their respective locations, but Disco Janet has no apparent home.

Judge Gen marbleized Disco Janet after she found her Void did not contain the Human Eraser Thingy.

## Biography

**Disco Janet:** *"What it is! What it is!"*—Disco Janet upon arriving at the Judge's Chambers.

Disco Janet was manufactured in the Janet Warehouse. It is unclear what the intention of her creation was, though she was evidently seen in The Bad Place during her short time in existence as she has some history with Michael, who stated that she was "around for a while".

Her first appearance occurs in Chapter 47, when she roller-skates into Judge Gen's courtroom with the other Janets. In Chapter 49, she gave Chidi Anagonye a pair of roller skates and was seen skating through the Judge's chambers. She is marbleized by the Judge with the last words "Keep On Trucking". Disco Janet's void delayed the Judge in her effort to erase the earth via Disco.

## Personality

**Chidi:** *"Yes! I got them from Disco Janet. Thanks, Disco Janet!"*

**Disco Janet:** *"Solid!"*—Disco Janet's "groovy" persona.

Michael describes Disco Janet as "fun, but a lot." She is peppy and energetic and outgoing and groovy.

## Appearance

Disco Janet wears a purple shirt underneath a silver shining vest with matching silver bell bottom pants, and roller skates. She also wears bright pink lipstick and has big, curly hair.

## Void

*Main page: The Void#Disco Janet*
As a unique Janet, Disco Janet has a correspondingly unique Void. The entire space is a dance floor with music and a disco ball. Music plays on a loop in the background. Disco Janet's search bar is used by speaking into an 8-track receiver microphone.

## Trivia

* Michael Schur hinted at a new type of Janet before the release of Season 4, which Eric Goldman confirmed in July 2019.
* When a Disco Janet is marbleized, it turns into a marble sized disco ball. It's unknown if she remained marbleized.
* Unlike other Janet's void, Disco Janet's void has the song "Ring My Bell" playing on a loop, with a disco ball in the epicenter. Disco Janet's "search bar" is an 8-track radio with a microphone in which you say what you want. The track to put in to accomplish this act is entitled 'Whatcha Lookin' For, Baby?'.

## References

1. ↑ Goldman, Eric. “We Will Meet Another Version of Janet in Season 4.” *Twitter*, Twitter, 20 July 2019, twitter.com/TheEricGoldman/status/1152666449460076544.
Accounting Department

**The Accounting Department** is a location within the Neutral Zone which calculates the value of each and every human's life. When a human's life is completed, that human's file is sent to the Good or Bad Place (depending on which place the human will go to) so that the Architects can design a Neighborhood that will reward or punish them.

## Accountants

The Accountants are a type of Immortal Being whose purpose is to calculate the total value of each human life and determine whether that human should be sent to the Good or Bad Place.

Their main purpose seems to be to calculate the value of new actions rather than the value of human lives themselves, as those are recorded in Books, which appear to contain every human with identical first names and their files.

Doug Forcett stated in Chapter 35: Don't Let The Good Life Pass You By that individual accountants measured the value of individual human lives themselves. It is unknown, if there are additional accountants who perform this action, or if this was part of the 8% of the afterlife that he guessed incorrectly.

The Head Accountant, Neil, supervises the Accounting Department and has complete access to all of the information about every human value. He seems not to have a job in calculations whatsoever, but does supervise his employees, as seen when Matt requests immediate suicide, which Neil denies.

## New Actions

All of the information about human actions on Earth are sent to a main feed in the center of the Accounting Office. If the action is a new action that has never been done before (99% of which, according to Neil, are categorized as Weird Sex Things) is then distributed to the relevant accountants (each of whom deal with a certain type of action), and they calculate a point value for the action, which is then randomly checked by three billion different accountants simultaneously. The actions are then sent to the relevant Books.
Madison

**Madison** is a minor character first seen in the eighth episode of *The Good Place*.

She is rich, rude and cranky. She was Eleanor Shellstrop's roommate when Eleanor was alive. She was victim to Eleanor and her other roommate, Brittany, in the "Dress bitch" business after an argument and lawsuit with the dry cleaners after Eleanor wore her new dress without permission and ripped it.

In the second timeline when Eleanor is trying to be good, Eleanor admits that she and Brittany were behind the "Dress bitch" shirts. Madison storms off in rage and moves out.

After her death, Madison's morality was tested until she was finally improved enough to enter The Good Place.

## Trivia

* In the Netflix subtitles, her name is seen to be mistaken as Val, a demon in The Bad Place.
Chapter 20: Janet and Michael

## Janet and Michael

**Chapter 19: Janet and Michael** is the 7th episode of Season 2 of *The Good Place*.

## Plot

Technical difficulties, please stand by— When the Neighborhood experiences a small glitch, Michael (Ted Danson) has to resolve the issue with Janet (D'Arcy Carden) before it gets out of control.

## Summary

Before beginning his experiment, Michael stole Janet from a warehouse and claimed to be a Good Place architect. He lied to her in the beginning days as they built the fake Good Place neighborhood together. Now, Michael has to troubleshoot Janet and figure out what is causing her to glitch out while Vicky is distracted by torturing Chidi with needles.

Janet's manual suggests the glitches are being caused by falsehoods; Michael blames himself for lying about the neighborhood's nature, figuring that having a Good Place Janet working in the Bad Place goes against her innate programming. But when a glitch occurs while Janet talks to Tahani and Jason about their relationship, he realizes the problem is Janet's own subconscious lies; she isn't really happy for the couple, because she still retains her old love for Jason.

Janet advises Michael to activate her self-destruct mechanism, stating it's the only way to stop things from getting worse. Michael ultimately refuses to do so, however, as he considers Janet his friend.

Instead, they solicit Eleanor's advice; Eleanor successfully talks Janet through processing her human emotions. Acting on Eleanor's recommendation of a rebound relationship, Janet creates a boyfriend, Derek, whose mental state is infantile, excitable and has low concentration.

## Cast

Kristen Bell as **Eleanor Shellstrop**
William Jackson Harper as **Chidi Anagonye**
Jameela Jamil as **Tahani Al-Jamil**
D'Arcy Carden as **Janet/Bad Janet**
Manny Jacinto as **Jason Mendoza**
**and** Ted Danson as **Michael**
**Recurring Cast**

Marc Evan Jackson as **Shawn**
Tiya Sircar as **Vicky**
**Guest Starring**

Jason Mantzoukas as **Derek**
Jama Williamson as **Val**
## Trivia

* The lobby greeting is back to saying "Welcome. Everything is fine!" from the first season, which changed to "Everything is great!" at the beginning of season 2.
* The character of Derek exists to "forget about Jason" according to Janet (D'Arcy Carden). The actor who plays Derek is actually named Jason - Jason Mantzoukas
* Marc Evan Jackson (Shawn) and Jason Mantzoukas (Derek) have both worked on Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013) as Kevin Cozner and Adrian Pimento respectively. Michael Schur created both Brooklyn Nine-Nine and The Good Place.
Michael Suit

The **Michael Suit** is a skin suit made for Immortal Beings that is identical to Michael's current skin-suit. Shawn created it, and Vicky currently inhabits it. Shawn created the suit from the Bad Place Research and Development employees who claimed it was impossible. The suit was created as a means to torture Eleanor, Chidi, Jason and Tahani–whichever demon was wearing the Michael Suit would torture the humans with "penis bees", per Michael's own suggestion.

In Chapter 43, Glen believed that Vicky was using the skin-suit to impersonate Michael, but that idea was dismissed once it was revealed that Janet was in fact replaced with Bad Janet.
Niednagel (creature)

A **Niednagel** is a creature residing in the IHOP, which attaches itself to intruders and is fatal to touch (for reasons not made clear by Michael when Tahani finds one wrapped around herself). It is unclear whether there are merely one or many Niednagel, but presumably more than one. When Gen morphs the appearance of the IHOP, she makes the Niednagels appear to be a scarf, although Tahani is still warned not to touch it.

In Chapter 52, the Niednagel can also be seen in the bottom right corner of the screen coiled around a support for one of the bridges in the Doorman Hub, possibly implying that the Niednagel may have escaped the IHOP.

## Trivia

* The Neednoggle is named after David Niednagel, the digital effects supervisor of The Good Place.
* The official captions for the show spelled the creature as “neednogle”, although it was confirmed by the podcast to be “niednagel”.
Jama Williamson

**Jama Williamson** is an American actress who plays Val in NBC's The Good Place.

Williamson went to the University of Notre-Dame. She started in theater acting before moving into screen acting. She is known for her roles in *Parks and Recreation* (2009-2011)*, School of Rock* (2016–2018)*,* and *Hollywood Heights* (2012)*.*
Linda Johannsen

> *This article refers to the alter-ego of a different character. You may be looking for Chris Baker.*
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## Production

### Appears in

Chapter 40: A Girl From Arizona Part 1

❝ *Do you think they sent Linda to mess with Jason? She's from Norway. Is Norway, like... the opposite of Florida?* ❞
—-Eleanor to Michael about Linda's arrival

**Linda Johannsen** is the disguise of Chris Baker, introduced in Season 4. Shawn sends Chris, as Linda, into the Good Place as one of the experimental subjects, intended to slowly undermine the experiment. She is very dull and has little visible reaction to her welcome into what she's told is the Good Place, but Chris loses self-control and blows his cover in Chapter 40.

## Personality

Linda is very boring and is seemingly unimpressed by her paradisial surroundings. She acts passive-aggressively towards Eleanor and Michael in "Chapter 40." Later, when Michael and Eleanor try to coax some emotion out of her, Linda becomes angry and punches them both before flying around and colliding with several other residents.

## Life

Linda supposedly lived in Norway before her death.

## Season 4

Eleanor and Michael welcome her into the Good Place. She displays very little reaction to the news of her death. She is then taken on a tour of the neighborhood, where she meets Janet.

Later, Eleanor and Michael attempt to learn more about her, but Linda reacts violently, leaving both of them as well as various residents with minor injuries. This effectively blows Chris's cover and Shawn is confronted before Chris is sent back to the Bad Place.

## Trivia

* "Linda" is interested in the possibility of a fitness center in the Good Place.
* "Linda" enjoys peppermints.

## References

1. ↑ Law, Andrew, and Kassia Miller. “Chapter 40: A Girl from Arizona, Part 1.” *The Good Place*, season 4, episode 1, NBC, 26 Sept. 2019.
2. ↑ “*The Good Place* Season 4 Scene Leak.” *NBC*, NBCUniversal Media, LLC, 23 Sept. 2019, www.nbc.com/the-good-place/video/the-good-place-season-4-scene-leak/4033751.