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Donald

**Donald**, formerly known as **Internal Ethics Baby Donald** was a baby who was fired for lacking internal ethics and for embezzling spinny toys. He was featured in the season 3 episode "Mega Fat" and was the one to introduce Mega Fat to the adoption center.

He was helped by Mega Fat to become a better baby.

## Appearance

Donald is a light-skinned baby with blonde hair and bright green eyes. He has a pair of bronzish-red glasses and currently wears a light tannish-yellow onesie.

## Personality

Donald loves spinning chairs for the rush of dizziness and always says "Whoopsie-doopsie" Though it is the same reason he was fired from baby corp.
Under My Skin

By Emily Care Boss

Players: 4-8

Genre: Romance, drama

Under
My Skin is a game about passion, fidelity and definitions of love. A group of
friends get together and secret loves and passions erupt. Partners and lovers
have to face up to their fears and jealousies as they find that time has taken
its toll on their relationships. People learn about themselves and what love
really means.

Under
My Skin is a live-form role playing game for 4 to 8 people. Focussed and
intuitive, the game can be played in one session with no prior preparation
required. Players take the roles of people who fall in love with their friends
and deal with the fallout this entails. Create tangled webs of lovers and
friends, with their hopes and dreams and shared relationships on the line.
Mature themes.

Cost: PWYW

Available from: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product/80428/Under-my-Skin
Scooter Buskie

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**Scooter Ted Buskie** is a character featured in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*. He debuts in the first episode of the first season.

## Appearance

Scooter Buskie wears a red casual T-shirt and a diaper. He has left-slicked blonde hair, green eyes, and 2 bandages (one on his forehead, and one on his left wrist). His cheeks are always flushed red.

## History

Scooter Buskie first appeared in the episode *Scooter Buskie*. He caused a disruption in the neighborhood by constantly misbehaving, crying, or vandalizing people's property. This caused the town to start disliking babies, making him an antagonist.

Boss Baby planned to abduct him to reform at Baby Corp, using Jimbo as a placeholder. This disguise doesn't work, causing the former's family to call the police. Meanwhile, Tim declares that he doesn't like the idea of holding Scooter Buskie hostage and takes him back to his parents. When Scooter Buskie comes back, he's completely calm and the entire town gets to see his kind side. They forgive the letter and Baby Love is back to normal.

In Season 3, he joined the "new" field team along with boss baby and the other babies. In Escape from Krinkle’s, he steals the page detailing how to break the mail slot code from the Bubezee Manual out of fear of being forgotten by Boss Baby.

In Season 4, he is seen in the first episode of the season as a part of the Duckie Team, where is working to maximize baby love alongside Buddy from HR and Jarreau.

In Boss Baby: Back in the Crib he was Returned in Ba-Ba Town. It is revealed that he has grown up to become a Priest, formally referred to as Father Buskie. He seems to have gained a sense of morality, but retains some violent urges.

on The Boss Baby: Christmas Bonus scooter but one gift the baby kidnapping santa but then all present all gone wrong, scooter buskie screaming like Megaguirus
Babies Versus Kittens (The Boss Baby TV)

**Babies Versus Kittens (The Boss Baby TV)** is a book apart of *The Boss Baby TV Book Collection* and is written by Patty Michaels. Babies Versus Kittens is based of off the show *The Boss Baby: Back In Business*.

## Blurb

**The battle is on in this Level 1 Ready-to-Read based on *Boss Baby: Back in Business*, the hit series currently streaming on Netflix!**

When Bootsy Calico threatens to destroy the town with evil kittens, it’s up to Boss Baby, his brother, Tim, and the field team at Baby Corp. to stop them! Will the team be successful, or will their plan go *purr*-fectly wrong?

This paperback edition comes with two sheets of stickers!

Dreamworks The Boss Baby Back In Business © 2019 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.

## Plot

The Plot of this book is the same to The Boss Baby: Back In Business episode Six Well Placed Kittens, and seems to be just a summary.

## Gallery

Page 4 and 5Page 6 and 7Page 8 and 9Page 10 and 11Page 12 and 13Page 14 and 15
## Trivia

* 1 of 3 of the books in the collection to contain stickers, the other two being Operation Library! and The Boss Babysitter.
Into the Belly of the Den of the House of the Nest of Cats

**"Into the Belly of the Den of the House of the Nest of Cats"** is the eighth episode of the first season in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*. It aired on April 6th, 2018.

## Summary

While Tim works overtime to do good in the neighborhood, Staci and the Boss Baby go undercover to rescue Jimbo from a house that's crawling with cats.

## Trivia

* This is the second episode with the longest title, the first was Formula for Menace: A Dekker Moonboots Mystery.
Angels in the Fog

By Russ Kale

Players: 18

Genre: Sci-fi/noir/retro

Fog
City, as it’s known to the locals, either loves you or grinds you to dust. In
your case, it does both on alternating days. A city of failed writers, corrupt
officials with broken social lives, amnesiac starlets, private eyes with
shallow pockets, and businessmen with bank vaults where their hearts should be,
and at the heart of the city, and your life, lies Pier Seventeen. Pier
Seventeen is a place to drink, to escape from it all, to rub shoulders, to rub
out enemies, and to rub away memories. In Pier Seventeen’s penthouse lives the
‘designer’ of Fog City, Levi Montgomery. This man is responsible for the
systems that surround you, the picture houses and the utilities and the
holograms. Slowly but surely, that man has stripped away the emotion, love and
tactility from everyone in Fog City. Nobody reads or prays, or whispers secrets
to another heart under the bedsheets. You’ve often wished someone would get rid
of him.

And
now someone has.

Drawn
to Pier Seventeen late tonight, you’ve fallen into a web of deception and
murder. Someone did this to Levi Montgomery. Maybe it was you: after all,
everyone here has secrets. More importantly, everyone in Fog City is the star
of their own story. Now if only you could remember how your story started, or
where you were half an hour ago…

Request from author

Previous NZ runs

Auckland 2014

Wellington 2013
Death of the Japanese Emperor

By Ivan Zalac

Players: 4-8

Genre: Prisoner’s dilemma

You're a group of friends. One of you won a $100,000 lottery and decided
to get you all a vacation in Japan. You traveled to Tokyo using Iapetus travel
agency, 2 weeks of unforgettable time and a New Year party. However, before New
Year, 2 days before Christmas in Japan there's another holiday - Tenno Tanjobi,
Emperor's birthday. It's one of the two days in a year when the imperial palace
is open to public, and when the Emperor personally greets the gathered crowd.
You were waving the small flags around when the Emperor Akihito showed up on
the balcony with his family, and then two explosions were sounded - a smaller
one and the stronger one - and a hole was left where the Emperor had been.
There was a great panic and mess. Security grabbed you and several more people,
and you've been transported to prison. Separated, interrogated, with no lawyer,
without being allowed a call. And then you've been thrown one by one in a
common cell where you're spending your Christmas Eve...

Cost: free

Available from: https://docs.google.com/a/crolarper.com/document/d/1b6yyX1O9pTgaIgPt1d7JUzCXCXn24gPXxhxgoWKkbMI/edit?pli=1
Bounce House Bruiser

**Bounce House Bruiser** is a minor antagonist in *The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib*, appearing only in one episode, Turf War.

## History

She is one of the Five Percenters babies in the series. In her debut episode, Turf War she is seen disrupting and disrespecting the peace, causing havoc in a local park. Her bad behavior is implied to be caused by her overprotective mother. She eventually teams up with Tina, causing even more damage to the park atmosphere and baby rep. Eventually Theodore calls her out, putting her in her place and her mother takes her away.

In Biscuits Rising , Crispin forces Tina to watch a long video of Bruiser insulting her .
Gwendolyn

**Gwendolyn** is a bluish-grey kitten. She used to be the pet of Wendi McCraken before she was arrested for using cat fur as the material for her sweaters. Unlike the other kittens, Gwendolyn is friendly to Tim, the Boss Baby, Staci, the Triplets, and particularly Jimbo. Gwendolyn was designated as "Well Placed Kitten Number Six" by Bootsy Calico, despite Mangy Kitten being called "number six" at a later episode.

## Appearance

Gwendolyn has bluish-grey fur and big eyes.

## Personality

Gwendolyn is neutral but is later revealed to be forced to working for Bootsy Calico.

## History

She originally was one of many pet cats of Wendi McCraken. After she helped The Original Field Team escape, Wendi was arrested and the fate of her during the period of time after this is unknown. She continued to be with Jimbo though. In "Six Well Placed Kittens", Bootsy reveals she was also involved in his master plan, after the confrontation with Bootsy, however, Jimbo still forgives her. After that, her fate is unknown.
Tam

**Tam** is an antagonist in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*.

## Personality

Tam is, at first, a very dignified and intelligent being, being capable of a modified sign language. He appears to be friendly, but is actually quite cruel and manipulative. After the revision of his show, he assumes a more gangster like personality with a eastlander (British) accent. He retains his intelligence, but his dignified ways are all but gone.

## History

Before the events of Season 4 of Back in Business, he was the co-star on his show, *Pyg and Tam Love Babies*. The show originated in South America where he and his co-stars were popular with people of all ages. Around the events of the episode Pyg and Tam, their show had started airing in the local market.

Boss Baby goes to war with the trio and this war lasts the entire season. Baby Corp wins the war after they send the trio to a English Jail where they are threatened by real British people.
Bug the Pug

**Bug the Pug** is a pug that left Puppy Co. and first appears in Season 2 of ***The Boss Baby: Back in Business***. Serving as a major antagonist in seasons 2-3 and the main antagonist of season 4 of the show, he is overall the primary villain of the series. In his debut, the Templetons and Danny mistake him for a mythical creature known as the "Frodarg." It is possible that his infrared goggles could have given him that creepy, Frodarg-like reputation.
Marsha Krinkle

**Marsha Krinkle** is a character featured in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business and The Boss Baby: Back in Crib*.

She is voiced by starring cast member *Kari Wahlgren*.

## **Appearance**

Marsha Krinkle has large blonde and poofy hair as her distinctive feature. She regularly brushes and uses hair spray to keep it much larger than any other character in the series. She wears a purple suit with a green pearl necklace, large circle earrings and green eye shadow.

## **Personality**

At the beginning of the in season 1 and 2, her personality is loud and attention-seeking. She works hard to keep any power that being the Channel 8 reporter gives. She will do anything for the latest scoop, including barging in unannounced at places she suspects are up to no good. She first meets Mega Fat Regular Baby while trying to prove that the care home is not treating the babies right.

During season 3 a softer side is shown as she continuous dots on Mega Fat Regular Baby. In episode 9, Mega Fat, as the show shows how Mega Fat came to be a 'Good Boy' baby, we see her longing for a baby. She continuously goes to the house and interacts with Mega Fat. She is crying in the car when Mega Fat makes a Bubbeezee brochure land on her windscreen. She adopts Mega Fat, using Bubbeezee products to 'make babies easy', promising to be the best mother she can be.

Marsha Krinkle works as a reporter for Channel Eight news. This job takes the form of on-location interviews as well as a talk show. The town relies on it for information and is often used in the show to give new information. One of her known co-workers is Roosevelt.

In season 3, she also becomes a distributor for Bubbeezee. She encourages the other parents in the Baby Playgroup to purchase the products.
Stinkless Serum

Simmons holding the stinkless serum

**Stinkless Serum** is a potion made accidentally by Simmons and Turtleneck Superstar (a.k.a Turtleneck Estes). It is also the main plot object in season 2.

It makes babies and old people "smell" become more lovely. It is the object of which the main plot surrounds.

Its twin is [[Stinking Serum]].

## Appearance

It is a dark pinkish purple in a small round vial with a blue cork on top.

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Scary Sweary CEO Baby

**Scary Sweary CEO Baby** was a CEO from Baby Corp. He gets his name from swearing a lot (babbles in the TV series). He got fired at the end of episode 2 (Season 3) for not doing his work when Jimbo and Staci distracted him to help Boss Baby save baby love in the Museum.

## Personality:-

He is a short-tempered baby, who always gets angry, or agitated, when someone isn't doing work, which causes him to shout, and mainly swear whilst trying to talk others down. He does soften up a bit, however, but it's only when he's out having fun, instead of being an aggressive man-baby. He swears alot, and is known for his sudden outbursts. Along with trying to be scary, he also asserts dominance above others, and usually watches over the people who are supposed to do their jobs.

## Appearance:-

CEO Scary Sweary is a professional baby, with golden, short hair, and dark purple eyes. He has light, soft, and powdered skin. He has thick eyebrows, and usually a scrunched up face. His ears are set off to the sides of his head, where his hair ends. He also has buck-teeth.

He wears a light-blue shirt (with a collar) underneath his striped, navy blue vest. He has two pockets (represented as light, greyish-blue lines) As well as two bright yellow buttons. He also supports his fashion with a red tie. His pants match with his striped, navy blue vest, as well as his shoes, which is a dark, chocolate brown.

## History

After Turtleneck being exposed and arrested, Buddy introduces Scary. He asks everybody to do their work, but babbles*(Swears, is seen as aggressive.)* constantly, although he admires Staci for babbling too.

In The Museum Job, he is invited to relax with Jimbo, although it was a trick. After Baby Corp discovers Scary not doing his job, he is fired.

Baby Corp CEO
Acorn Center for Advanced Childhood

## Location

### Inhabitants

Dr. Erwin Armstrong (formerly) Tabitha Templeton (formerly) Students (formerly) Nathan Pickles (formerly) Meghan Glick (formerly)

## Relevant Pages

**Acorn Center for Advanced Childhood** is a place in The Boss Baby: Family Business. Its a school that educates children with advanced intelligence. The school was founded by and is run by Dr. Armstrong. The school hides a dark secret, secretly indoctrinating children into following Dr. Armstrong's beliefs. The school is heavily monitored by Dr Armstrong.
Japanese Toy Swing

**The Japanese Toy Swing** **Set** is a secondary villain of the The Boss Baby: Back in Business episode Scooter Buskie.

## Appearance

The First time The Toy Swing is shown is in its Box Form, having the words "Free Toy Swing From Japan, latest model" written on its packaging.

The Toy Swing is a green toy swing with a baby chair connected to its face. The Toy Swings way of movement is propelling itself with its baby chair making it slide across the floor. The Toy Swing can jump what is estimated to be 30 inches of the air.

## Personality

The Japanese Toy Swing is a machine and it attacks whoever it sees. The Toy Swing seems to have a sense of morality despite its actions, because when he has the chance to attack the distracted police officers (they are busy admiring a baby) it screams "ありがと 祝福" instead of “**TURBO!**” which means "Thank you" blessing in English, showing that The Toy swing has a sense of honor and empathy for humans.

The Japanese Toy Swing is shown as a powerful being as it knocks down multiple full grown adults in one hit, overpowering a police squad in a mater of minutes. The Toy Swing has high mobility, being able to doge the bullets fired by the police.

## History

The first time the swing is mentioned is when Theodore tells the The Triplets *"Triplets, I need a diversion. Something special from R&D department"*. They then deliver the box containing the parts of the The Toy Swing to Mr Buskie And Mrs Buskie home.

Mr. Buskie reads the packaging "Free Toy Swing From Japan, latest model" and believes it to be true, bringing the box inside and spilling the contents on the floor, which seem to be parts of The Toy Set. Even though it doesn’t have instructions, Mr and Mrs Buskie then proceed to put the pieces together accouching The Japanese Toy Set.

The Japanese Toy Set, after its birth, attacks the Buskies knocking them both down in one hit. The Japanese Toy Set is seen again terrorizing the town and overpowering the police, eventually being arrested.

Japanese Toy Swing's fate is currently unknown and hopefully in the close future we could see any appearance of The Japanese Toy Swing in The Boss Baby franchise.

## Trivia

* We learn during the scene where The Toy Swing is overpowering the police, The Toy Swing stole a gun off of Police Officer, meaning that despite the lack of arms on The Toy Swing it can wield guns.
Metropolis

By Evan Torner

Players: 10

Genre: Sci-fi

There
is only the City. Few know what exists outside it. If such an Outside existed,
however, its Inhabitants would desperately yearn for it. For as nothing exists
outside the City, so too does nothing exist inside its Inhabitants.

Metropolis’
architects designed it according to what its denizens could afford: the Ruling
class lives far above the rest of the populace in the Spire, their sons playing
in the wondrous Pleasure Gardens when young – and in the decadent Yoshiwara
district after reaching sexual maturity. Under it lies the bustling Factory
where the Ruled work in dangerous conditions, producing the goods and services
for the City thanks to the power provided by the almighty Heart Machine.
Elevated highways and airships provide transit between its vast production
facilities. An elevator ride down reveals the cramped and squalid apartments
where most of the Ruled reside. It is rumoured that another City existed before
the City, with its winding Catacombs still penetrating its underbelly like a
root system. A single, squat House amidst the skyscrapers immortalises a
long-forgotten architecture, an engineer within its walls feverishly developing
an immortality of a different sort.

The
Ruling – the City’s Head – rule by ignoring their class privilege. The Ruled –
the City’s Hands – are ruled by fear and tedium. It is a closed system that
sustains itself, yet proves utterly unsustainable. The hierarchies harden,
becoming brittle and cracking under their inflexibility. And cracks have begun
to appear in the City too.

Can
the Head and the Hands be mediated through the Heart?

Cost: free

Available from: http://guyintheblackhat.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/metropolis-larp-fastaval.pdf
Edward Theodore Templeton

**Edward "Ed" Theodore Templeton** is the grandfather of Tim and Ted, He is only seen in one episode which is "Chicago" In season 4. He likes to toss young children such as Tim and Boss Baby. He is married to Gigi and has one confirmed son which is Ted, Tim's Dad. He possibly has superhuman strength.
Football Mike

**Football Mike** is a reoccurring character within *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*.

## History

Football Mike is the possession of the individual Timothy Leslie Templton. It is unknown if he has his own conscience or mind like Wizzie, as he does not talk or move on his own.

## Appearance

Football Mikes skin is made of wood and has a yellowish color (clothes are a part of him). Football Mike wears a red football helmet on his large head, that features a white line on the middle of it. Football Mike's facial features are drawn on him, Football mike's eyes being dots with his eyebrows being large and of the same black color. Football Mike has eye bags drawn under his eyes. Football Mike has a square nose. Football Mike has a large neck that connects to his shirt. Football Mike wears a white shirt with a red star on it, the sleeves of this shirt are red. Football Mikes arms are a ice cream cone shape, Football mike has only a thumb on his hands and no other fingers. Football Mike wears red shorts. Football Mikes legs are small, reaching into his red shoes.
Season 4 BIB

## Season Four

**Season Four** is the fourth and final season of *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*. It premiered on Netflix with the first episode, Yellow 100, and ended with the episode Theo 100 - both on November 17, 2020. Season Four will continue Boss Baby's job as a CEO to accomplish the Yellow 100, while at the office Pug and Puppy Co stay at Baby Corp. They are hit bad by Pyg and Tam, huge television show stars in South America that has made a television shows of Babies. In episode six OCB, a new antagonist OCB appears to hit the board as CEO to replace Boss Baby.

The villains of  Season Four is Pyg, Tam, Maria Maria, Pug, Puppy Co., OCB, and Miss Multi-Multitask CEO Baby.

## Episodes

1. Yellow 100 - As the newly named CEO, the Boss baby sets a goal for baby love to hit 100%. But now everyone's working overtime to please him.
2. Pyg & Tam - The Boss Baby declares war on a new threat: a popular TV show starring a pygmy goat, a tamandua and their human handler.
3. Conference Room B - Company morale is so low that the Boss Baby throws a last-minute cupcake party, then sends a manager to help Tim handle some family business.
4. Game Plan - Boss Baby's next scheme to increase baby love? A petition to change the local soccer team's name from the Hive to the Babies.
5. Night Owls - After sneaking into a grown-up movie, Tim decides he's mature enough for the adult world. Meanwhile, Boss Baby sleeps over at a friend's house.
6. OCB (episode)- It's the Boss Baby's worst nightmare when a consultant comes to Baby Corp with zany ideas, then sets his sights on the CEO's job.
7. Chicago - On a trip to the Windy City to see Gigi and Grandpa, the Boss Baby comes face to face with an ambitious infant who's masquerading as an adult.
8. Baby Boss - The Boss Baby's away at a checkup, so it's up to interim manager Staci to fend off three wars: one from Pyg & Tam, one from OCB and one from Bug the Pug.
9. Boom Baby - Boss Baby discovers an old Mega Fat initiative called Project Boom — and it's threatening to ruin baby rights everywhere.
10. The Fumbling of Football Mike - After the Boss Baby accidentally sells Tim's favorite toy at a yard sale, he uses company resources to try and get it back.
11. Teambuilding - Baby Corp is dismantled and comms are down, but that won't stop the Boss Baby from rallying to reunite his employees. Tim spends one last day with Danny.
12. Theo 100 - With diapers piling up in the Templetons' basement, the Boss Baby crafts a plan to break into Baby Corp, kick out his enemies and take his business back.
Chicago

Chicago is the seventh episode in Season 4 in Netflix original series The Boss Baby: Back in Business, and the 54th episode overall.

## Plot

SPRING BREAK! Tim and Theodore are on spring break and they go into Chicago, Illinois to see their grandma Gigi.

## Cast

* Tim Templeton
* Boss Baby
* Gigi Templeton
* Grandpa Big Ed (debut)
* Ted Templeton
* Janice Templeton
* Stevefan

## Trivia

* This takes place after OCB (episode), because Boss Baby now got fired from Baby Corp, and has to stay at his own house for a weekend.
* this episode contains for previous episodes for: Par Avion, As the Diaper Changes, and OCB (episode)
Buddy

## Buddy From HR

**Buddy** or Buddy from HR, was a recurring character in The Boss Baby: Back in Business. He is a stickler for paperwork. He is, however, easily tricked.

## Appearance

Buddy is an infant with light brown skin, brown hair, and tan eyes. His hair is short and curly.
He wears a blue bow-tie with blue suspenders and pants.

## Personality

Buddy is very laid-back and chill, who doesn't worry about much. Being an HR baby, he tries to help his co-workers work out their feelings. He loves making people do paperwork.

## History

### The Boss Baby

Before Theodore Templeton (Boss Baby) comforted his crying brother, he said "Where's HR when you need em?" He might have been referring to Buddy.

### The Boss Baby: Back in Business

Buddy first appears in The Boss Baby: Back in Business.

#### The Boss Baby: Back in the crib

Buddy appears in The Boss Baby: Back in the crib

## Trivia

* He has a deeper voice than most other babies.
A Little Magic

By Shifting Forest Storyworks

Players: 4-8

Genre: modern romantic fantasy

A simple
story about love and dreamers. Brookview is an engaging New England town with a
wealthy and aloof leading family, a quaint local college, and a little magic.

On a clear
night in late November, a group of college friends all associated with the same
enigmatic professor gather in a warm house under a full moon. Romance and magic
are in the air when the local heir arrives unexpectedly, and the enchantments
that follow will remake events set in motion long before any of them were born.

Cost: free

Available from: http://www.shiftingforest.com/gamefiles/ALittleMagic.pdf
Precious Templeton

**Precious Templeton** is Tabitha's pet pony and Theodore's Defender in *The Boss Baby: Family Business*. She seems to dislike Tim, but in the end, they've got in better terms. She likes Ted and Tabitha.

## Appearances

* The Boss Baby (mentioned, at the end of the movie when grown up Theodore says “Get yourself a pony.”)
* The Boss Baby: Family Business
* Precious Templeton: A Pony Tale
* The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib
Stevefan

## Stefaan

**Stevefan** is the flight attendent in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business* episode *Par Avion*.

Stevefan is a silly man who wants children to stay in their seats during an airplane flight. When Tim didn't sit still Stevefan put Tim in the Naughty Boy Jumpseat. Staci and Tim thought that Stevefan was the inside man. So when Stevefan put Staci back in her seat Tim thought Stevefan made her cry. So Tim got a life vest and trapped him in it. But Staci realized Stevefan wasn't the inside man. When the babies were crying Stevefan got revenge on TIm to make the babies laugh. When the Boss Baby woke up Stevefan trapped Tim in the same lifevest Tim trapped him in.

In Season Four Stevefan comes back and as the manager of the department store. Stevefan chases Tim to distract him. Tim lied about Stevefan saying his breath smelled like mothballs. The workers formed a union against him at the end. It is unkown what happened to Stevefan after the events of Chicago.
Mrs. Buskie

**Mrs. Buskie**  is a minor character in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*. Her voice actor is Kari Wahlgren.

## History

Mrs. Buskie is the mother of Scooter Buskie, a baby menace who Baby Corp tried to retrain but eventually released him per Tim's big heart. When Scooter was at Baby Corp, Mrs. Buskie was about to feed him but found Jimbo in Scooter's place instead. She was terrified but her husband, Mr. Buskie, was more focused on the high-tech Japanese baby-swing they were sent by the Boss Baby's field team. The police are called to stop the menacing machine and Scooter is given back to his mother.

In *Cat Cop!*, Mrs. Buskie receives a ticket for "jaywalking" after the Cat Cop blocks her path.

## Trivia

* She shares the same hair color shade with Theodore Templeton, Jimbo, and Bootsy Calico.
Get That Baby

Get That Baby not to be confused with *The Boss Baby: Get That Baby* interactive Netflix game, is a game played by Boss Baby in S1E2.

## Rules

The game is played like hide in seek, the main difference being that there is multiple seekers and only one person to be found, that person having to be a baby. Babies are not allowed to be seekers. At the start of the game the seekers must cover their eyes and wait for the baby to find their hiding position, once the allocated hiding time is up the seekers must find the baby. Once they find the baby they MUST blow into it's belly to win the game, once you blow into it you are the only winner, the other seekers have lost. If a other seeker blows into the baby before you, you lose.
Amal

Amal is a minor recurring character in The Boss Baby: Back in Business. He is a worker baby and can often be seen in the background of office scenes. He is voiced by Kevin Michael Richardson.

## Appearance.

He has a dark skin tone and black hair that is patchy. He wears a grey suit with an orange tie.

## Trivia

* During the Intro to the office in the first episode, Amal is hugging a teddy bear.

* He is first named in the credits of S1E2 'Cat's in the Cradle'
* He is first called by name in show S1E7 'The Boss Babysitter'
* He writes love poems to his diapers.
* Amal works in Public Relations.
Hermano Menor Director Baby

**Hermano Menor Director Baby (formerly Hermano Menor CEO Baby)** was a CEO of Baby Corp until he was promoted to the Board of Directors. His twin brother, Emiliano, was on the Board of Directors and he became CEO after Rattleshake CEO Baby.

He was then promoted to the Board of Directors.In season 4 he is much more calmed and the most jolliest of the board of directors.

## Personality

Hermano Menor is eager to please everyone and scared of disappointing. He seems to look up to his twin brother a lot. He panics easily, shown in the episode he was introduced.

Baby Corp Board of Director member
Georgo

**Georgo**, also known as **Glue Baby**, is a character from *The Boss Baby Family Business*.

## Appearance

Glue Baby is almost bald, with a little black curl of black hair on his head. Glue Baby has eyes that are the color brown.

## Personality

Kevin loves glue and always covers it all over his face. Kevin loves discussing glue related matters. Kevin is offended when anyone says they don't like glue. Kevin is the child of Jimbo and Staci. Staci is with Kevin consistently in the movie. Kevin loves his mother and father.

In The Boss Baby: Family Business, Kevin is one of the only babies who help Theodore Lindsay Templeton.
Hendershot

**Hendershot** is a worker baby for Baby Corp. He is voiced by Brandon Scott. He is a recurring character in The Boss Baby: Back in Business. He works as a manager and is often seen doing computer work in the background. He is the simulation expert and is one of the more clever babies at Baby Corp and is able to type 157 shapes per minute.

## Appearance

Hendershot has brown skin, reddish hair and brown eyes. He wears formal business attire with a black suit, white trim and yellow tie.

## Personality

Hendershot works hard for Baby Corp and is an ally of Boss Baby. When Boss Baby is framed as a traitor during Season 2's A Fugitive's Day Out, he is one of the people who work to prove Boss Baby's innocence.

He is also one of the few to recognize Boss Baby in Season 3 while most of the other babies didn't. In the finale, he is the only one not celebrating with the others and discovers the danger that they face.

He is very loyal and affectionate to Boss Baby, whom he calls 'Beebs'.
Federal Slumber Party

Plot

The Templeton family are ready to head out, when Uncle Benji opens the door and announces that he is going to be staying and that he has an adorable new baby called Lil Bit. When Benji asks who the “new baby” (Ted) is, Tim says that he is an orphan from the zoo. Now in the attic, Ted is on a video chat and announces that he and Tina, who is “slightly unhinged” won’t be coming into the office and says JJ is in charge, before she panics and Ted decides to leave it to Pip instead. Benji announces he has applied to be an FBI agent. In the living room, Tim tries to distract Benji by playing a board game, but Benji seems to be more interested in the disappearance of Ted. Ted and Tabitha fill Tina up with milk, which goes everywhere to create a distraction. Outside Ted, Tina, Tabitha and Tim discuss ways of getting Benji and Lil Bit away from their house. Eventually they come up with a conclusion that Benji could stop all the baby injustices in town and he agrees. He stops kids cutting a baby on a slide, puts out fire crackers as a baby doesn’t like it and even stops an older kid from pouring vegetables onto a baby’s plate. JJ ticks off a checklist in the office. Benji and Lil Bit are about to stay in a hotel when they hear a helicopter outside and Carol opens the door to see federal agents standing there, before singing Benji a song which makes him an official agent. The agents then come in and Carol announces that the “zoo baby” is of royal decent. The agents then play games, such as doing each other’s hair, Truth or Dare and “draw funny discuises on the fugitive”, which Ted doesn’t like. Carol then announces it is getting late and shuts down the “party”. The agents then decide to end the slumber party by finding the zoo orphan babies “real relatives”, using a face scanner. Tina panics and calls into the official to see if Cammy can do anything to slow down the process. At first she succeeds, when the response to the scanner is a cartoon baby rhinoceros. The agents, however do not give up and have seemingly found his parents. The agents tell the Templetons to follow them as they drive to a building, which Tim thinks is a prison but the agents knock on a door and a European king answers and thanks them for returning the “heir”. After the agents leave, the “king” reveals himself as an actor Tina had hired. As Carol tells Benji that he did good, Tina apologises for her envy towards Lil Bit. The episode ends with Tina telling Ted that she is going on vacation.
Jarreau McIntosh

**Jarreau MacIntosh** is a character featured in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*. He debuts in the fifth episode of the first season. His voice actor remains uncredited.

## Appearance

He has two hair color tones in his hair, blonde and brown. He wears a diaper, a studded leather vest jacket and leather boots. He often has a set of wooden spoons to drum with.

## Personality

Jarreau is very manipulative, as shown when he convinces Timothy Templeton and Jimbo that he got scared by a jack-in-the-box.

## Biography

He has stated (in baby of course) that the reason he was very protective of his crown was that he got scared by a jack-in-a-box. However, it was a ruse to get a free jack-in-a-box.

In season 3, he became part of the new field team and begin to listen to Boss Baby.

## Trivia

* Jarreau Mcintosh could be a possible reference to the late famous musician Kurt Cobain. Both characters have a anti authority punk attitude. Both have the same style of hair and even same patterns of color, being yellow and brown. Both have issues with addiction and both are at the top of a industry
* He returns in Back in the Crib Season 2 as an adult criminal disguised as a baby .
Bradely

## Bradley

**Bradley** is a minor antagonist from The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib. Bradley wants to take over Teddy's business to ruin his day. Bradley remembers Carol Templeton which she's a waitress who never brought him those menus. Bradley returns in Season 2 as a Baby.

Appearance

I will be mean to Bradley since he framed ted for embezzling, he has a beard and glasses that make him look like a nerd. His hair is messy which means his parents probably dont love him if they didnt shape it. he has a hairy sweaty chest and a green shiry along with a sweater. in conclusion, you should hate him.
Carol Templeton

**Carolina "Carol" Templeton** (née Alves) is a character featured in The Boss Baby: Family Business. She is the wife of Timothy Leslie Templeton and the mother of Tabitha and Tina. She is said to be a "super-mom". She also seems to share Tim's similar sense of goofiness with their children as seen in the movie. She is called "The waitress who never brought Bradley those menus".

## Appearance

Carol has tan skin, purple eyes, and long brown hair tied in a ponytail. She has a pink sweater and black pants, as well as white earrings. She sometimes wears a pink or light blue shirt, a high waisted dark blue-ish pencil skirt, black leggings, and tall brown or black boots.

## Personality

Carol is quite the lovely broad. She cares about her two legitimate daughters, Tabitha and Tina. She also presumably loves her husband Tim. She cares so deeply she wishes for Tim to be at Tabitha's performance. She likes to goof around with Tim as seen in the movie.

## History

She appears as main character in The Boss Baby: Family Business, as wife of Tim Templeton, mother of Tabitha and Tina Templeton and daughter-in-law of Ted Templeton and Janice Templeton. She seems to enjoy her husband's wild imagination. Her oldest daughter, Tabitha studies in Armstrong's school. The next morning, Ted arrives and he has a conversation with his brother, Tim. Carol and Tabitha are seen getting a new Christmas tree. To make sure that they won't know their child forms, Tina falls out of the ladder, while Carol catches her. She later picks up Tina’s ringing phone, in which she unknowingly discovers BabyCorp's existence when they call back Tina for another mission, but in a surprising twist she instead asks back what they want her to do in a hushed voice, implying Carol was aware of the corporation prior to the events of the film.

This is contradicted in The Business Boss : Back in Baby - Tim , Tabitha and Ted struggle to tell Carol the truth about Baby Corp without snapping her brain , until she agrees to give Ted 5 minutes to explain it to her . She is surprised to discover Tina is a member.

It's likely Guerrero is her maiden surname.

## Quotes

"It's A Miracle" - The Boss Baby: Family Business

"It's Like They Always Say 'It's All About The Dough', And I Couldn't Have Done It Without My Husband, He Really Rose To The Occasion." - The Boss Baby: Family Business

“Well that was unsettling” - The Boss Baby: Family Business
Inside Mom

**Dakota's mother** also known as **Inside Mom** is a reoccurring minor villain in The Boss Baby: Back in Business.

## Personality

Her personality is shown as extremely loud and violent, often committing criminal or immoral actions. She does these things however for her infant daughter, so that she may be able to afford her future education at Ohio State University.

## History

Her first appearance was in the episode Par Avion, she was hired by Mega Fat CEO Baby, who was disguised as a German philanthropist. She followed his orders to have her make sure all the babies on the plane would cry and acted up so that she can get her daughter into Ohio State University.

In the season 2 episode, Picture Perfect she robs a bank, so she would have enough money to get her daughter, into Ohio State University. She reveals in that she has never had a blankie as a child, this trauma was one of the main causes of her criminal and anti-social behavior.
Gigi Templeton

**Gigi Templeton** was the mother of Ted Templeton and grandmother of Boss Baby and Tim. Her first appearance is in the episode "As the Diaper Changes" and her last appearance is in "Chicago". She took Boss Baby's room which forced him and Tim Templeton to share a room.

## Personality

Gigi is a tough woman who prefers Ted over Janice. She wants to show Boss Baby he isn't boss. Gigi is stubborn and likes Tim better than The Boss Baby. She helped save Tim in Wrinkles & Stinkles because Boss Baby called her about how she loves her. Gigi is nice to her grandchildren and bought them Plushythingy when their parents said no. In the end, she loves Boss Baby and gets along with him. She stays with the Templetons for the last month of summer, then say goodbye to the Templetons.

## Trivia

* Despite that she almost appears in all season 2 episodes, she doesn’t appear in the episodes like: Fugitive's Day Out, and Research & Development
* It is unknown if Gigi will return. Maybe she died before The Boss Baby: Family Business takes place.
* In Wrinkles & Stinkles, Gigi returns to Chicago and her fate actions is getting redeemed.
* In Chicago she was with Grandpa Big Ed.
* Gigi Templeton doesn’t appear in Season Three.
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Puppy Co.

**Puppy Co.** Is the biggest pet company in the world, well known for selling puppies. Francis E. Francis is the company's CEO, but, in in The Boss Baby: Back in Business, season 2, it is revealed that the company is currently run by dogs.

This company also has the best assassin in the Boss Baby universe, Bug the Pug.

During the events of Boss Baby: Back in Business, season 4, the company was renting some space from Baby Corp.
List of Characters

Characters that appear in The Boss Baby Franchise

## Main Characters

* Theodore Lindsay Templeton
* Timothy Leslie Templeton
* Staci
* Jimbo
* Triplets
* Tabitha Templeton
* Tina Templeton
* Carol Templeton
* Janice Templeton
* Ted Templeton Sr.

## Supporting Characters

* Gigi Templeton
* Grandpa Big Ed
* Danny Petrosky
* Precious Pony
* Frankie
* Hendershot
* Gwendolyn
* Wizzie
* Lamb Lamb
* Football Mike
* Brayden
* Jarreau McIntosh
* Dakota
* Scooter Buskie
* Taffeta
* Joy Freeman
* Miss Multi-Multitask Baby
* Emiliano
* Simmons
* Mega Fat
* Marisol Lopez Lugo
* JJ
* Pip
* Dez
* Nannycam No-Filter CEO Baby
* Yvette
* UBO

## Reccuring Characters

* Buddy
* Hermano Menor
* Peg
* Chip
* Amal
* Magnus
* Katja
* Security Baby Phil
* Officer Doug
* Marsha Krinkle
* Roosevelt
* Mayor Freeman
* Mr. & Mrs. Buskie
* Dr. Kevin, MD
* Dondre
* Iggy
* Ranger Safety Binkerton

## Minor Characters

* Debbie
* Donald
* Bryce
* Georgo
* Junior Fancy
* Hae-Sook
* Mrs.Fardy
* Eugene Francis
* Creepy Girl
* Ms. Summer
* Ninja Babies
* Guitar Baby
* No Baby
* Namashitas
* Travis Le Duque
* Bystander Baby
* Sheriff Potty Pardner
* Jackie Business
* Stella Chimeric
* Aoife
* Hilde
* Harve

## Antagonist

* Francis E. Francis
* Bootsy Calico
* Frederic Estes
* Happy Sedengry
* Turtleneck Superstar
* Wendi McCrackin
* Bug the Pug
* Maria Maria
* Pyg
* Tam
* OCB
* Erwin Armstrong
* Big Boss Baby
* Scary Sweary CEO Baby
* Rattleshake CEO Baby
* Mia
* Lumpy Curtis
* Antonio
* Austin
* Nathan Pickles
* Meghan Glick
* Melissa
* Bradely
* The Federal Bureau of Investigation
* Mr. Pineapple
* Hunnerdbuttons
* Cat Cop
* Copy Cats
* Mangy Cat
* Little Nugget
* Consortium of Ancients
Puppy Party! (The Boss Baby TV)

**Puppy Party! (The Boss Baby TV)** is a book apart of *The Boss Baby TV Book Collection* and is written by Tina Gallo. Puppy Party! is based on *The Boss Baby: Back In Business* TV show.

## Description

**It’s babies versus puppies in this hilarious Level 1 Ready-to-Read based on *Boss Baby: Back in Business*, the hit series currently streaming on Netflix!**

Boss Baby is on an important mission—to find out why his enemy Bug the

Pug and the rest of the dogs from Puppy Co. are throwing a puppy party in the park! Will his mission be a success, or will puppy love take over the world?

DreamWorks The Boss Baby: Back In Business © 2020 DreamWorks Animation LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Dondre

**Dondre** is a minor reoccurring character in The Boss Baby: Back in Business. He is voiced by JP Karliak.

Dondre is the chef and waiter in Baby Corp’s executive dining room who speaks with a French accent. He first appeared in Season 4, Episode 1: Yellow 100 where he is shown delivering food to Boss Baby and Emiliano. His last appearance, in Theo 100, he helps Boss Baby when he gives him supplies to escape the enemies and get to the roof.

## Appearance

Dondre has short blonde hair and blonde eyebrows. He has light blueish-green eyes and pale skin. He wears a formal, white shirt and black pants with suspenders. His appearance and outfit look a lot like Chip.

## Trivia

* Dondre is voiced by JP Karliak who also voices Theodore Lindsay Templeton and Chip in the series.
Dakota

**Dakota** is a minor character in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business*, *Season 3*.

## Personality

Dakota was one of the babies who attended the Mommy–Daddy–Baby playgroup and became a member of Theodore's new field team. Shes a fragile but proactive baby who has shown excellent thievery skills and can quickly and quietly. An example is when she stole Happy Sedangry's car keys in the Season 3 episode The Babblist. She friendly with everyone in the play group and has a good relationship with Theodore.

Shes the daughter of Police Officer Doug and the Inside Mom. She lives with her father Officer Doug and her "Meemaw" (Grandmother). Her mother is out of the picture, where she is unknown, but is most likely evading police capture or is in prison. Its unknown if her mother is married to Officer Doug, and its unknown if Officer Doug is her biological father.

## Quotes

"I already stole your keys and the wallet comes next" *to Happy Sedengry*

mine.

## Trivia

* Dakota's first design was different than her newer one.
* The word she is known to say the most is "mine".
* Her character model is used a lot but with different colors
* She once stole Boss Baby's emergency monitor and diaper, afterwords he asks how she wore his diaper like a hat.
Frankie

**Frankie** is a recurring character in *The Boss Baby: Back in Business* And *The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib*. She is voiced by co-star Aparna Nancherla.

## Appearance

Frankie is a brown skinned baby with green eyes and her thick black hair tied up in a ponytail on her head with a yellow hair band. In her introducing episode, she is wearing a green shirt and a diaper but in later appearances, she has a business suit on with her previous green shirt on top

## Biography

She is over-enthusiastic and inventive. This is partly what led to her downfall, as she tried to use a shortcut to the shoot where the factory separates family babies from worker babies. Instead, she fell form the conveyor belt. She was never sorted and lived in the vents.

While living in the vents she listened in on all of Baby Corp coming up with ideas. She also 'assembled' her own team, Jonesy ( blanket, Stapler, Headless Bear and Poobag MacDougal (a diaper). In order to save Frankie, Boss Baby gives Headless Bear and Poobag MacDougal to Mega Fat, who throw them out of the office and into the real world. She now works in the office, helping Boss Baby out from time to time.
Mit

## Mit Eilsel Notelpmet

Theodore Lindsay Templeton (younger brother)

Gigi Templeton (grandmother)

Ed Templeton (grandfather)

Mit is an alternate persona of Timothy Leslie Templeton introduced in Season 4, Episode 3, "Conference Room B". He is the opposite of Tim, and loves the opposite of everything Tim stands for and loves. He loves homework, church slacks, and doesn't like being a good kid. The way he speaks is similar to how people playing Opposite Day would talk, being that "I would like to play" turns into "I would not like to play" and vice versa. He is created after Hendershot says he knows Tim more than Tim does. His name is spelled backwards.