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Agent Dixon

**Agent Dennis Dixon** is Agent Donald Smithson's 98th Street counterpart and a minor antagonist of the film *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*. He is an Anti-Recess Agent working for Dr. Wilhelm Billington of the Anti-Recess Legion.

## Biography

Along with his fellow agents, Dixon was involved in Billington's plot to steal a tractor beam from a U.S. military base so that they can use it to move the Moon into creating a new Ice Age to raise test scores. Following the Legion's takeover of 98th Street Elementary (as it was closed for summer vacation), Billington assigned his agents to act as guards, and Dixon was tasked as a lookout alongside Gunderson, Penderville, Marklin, Garrison and Raymond in front of the school.

Following the capture of Principal Paul Prickly and C.J. Rotweiler when they investigated of what's going on, C.J.'s friends decide to take action by gather all of the students and teachers to help reclaim the school and defeat Billington. As part of the plan, Mickey stands behind and on top of a bush singing, diverting the attention of Dixon and the other guards. Annoyed by this, Dixon and the guards tried to get rid of Mickey, but they fall into a huge dug pit created by the Digger Twins using space shovels.

He was eventually arrested and sent to prison alongside Billington and his other men after their plot was foiled.

## Appearance

He is Caucasian-American and has black hair.
Aubree Rose

**Aubree Rose** (a.k.a. **Aubree R.**) is Ashley Boulet's 98th Street School counterpart and the second-in-command of the Aubrees in *C.J. and Friends*.

## Personality

Like the other Aubrees, Aubree R. is just as snobby and is considerably more sarcastic and prissy than the other girls. She is primarily interested in fashion and gossip. She met the other Aubrees one day in kindergarten at a playground, where all their hats were blown off their heads, and when they tried to get them, they bumped into each other and introduced themselves, becoming friends. Since then, the anniversary of when they first met has been known as "Pink Day", as the girls all wore pink when they met, and thus only pink can be worn on "Pink Day". When Aubree E. accidentally forgot to wear pink on that day, Aubree R. kicked her out of the clique and quickly took over the leadership position. Though by the end of the episode, they made up.

Aubree R. is considered the closest to Aubree E., as they are usually seen together more often than the other Aubrees. She has also shown to be quite nice in certain situations as well.

## Family

Aubree R. lives with both of her parents. Her mother, who has only been seen in "Parents' Night", has been shown to look and act just like her. Her father has never been shown on screen, but has been mentioned a few times. She has a younger brother named Baylor, who is seven years old and in second grade, and a member of rich boy clique the Baylors, and she has a five-year-old sister in kindergarten, Amy, who has not been shown in a clique with the other Amys.

## Appearance

Aubree R. is slender, of average height, and is Caucasian-American as well as part French. She has curly blonde hair that goes down to her chin with a red barrette on the sides of her head. She usually wears a white shirt with a red blazer/sweater, a plaid red skirt, long white socks, and black chunky-heeled shoes. She also wears red lipstick and a necklace with a gold pendent on it

## Trivia

* Her signature outfit was modeled after one of Cher Horowitz's outfits in the 1995 film *Clueless*.
Season 1

The Break In

The New Kid

The Experiment

The Great Jungle Gym Stand-off

Jinxed

Officer Mickey

First Name Aubree / First Name Megan

To Boyd with Love

Queen Greta / King Rus

Big Brother Vlad

My Fair Greta

Swifty, We Hardly Knew Ye

I Will Kick No More Forever

The Kid Came Back

The Pest

The Legend of Big Kid

The Circle

The Trial

Teacher's Lounge

Rachel's Reform

Rainy Days

The Great Can Drive

The Voice

Kids in the Mist

Parents' Night

Swing on Thru to the Other Side
More Like Greta

One Recess, Rigelli had an announcement; that her mother was taking her to a girl's toy shop called GIRL'Z TOY'Z R UZ and she wanted someone to go with her. None of the boys wanted to, so Rigelli asked Greta to go with her.

At the toy shop, Rigelli, her parents and Greta were looking at the Shrek princess dolls and Mrs Rigelli pulled down the Cinderella doll. Greta explained that Cinderella shouldn't have been shown as a Princess in the 1st Shrek film since she was only one by marriage, which Mrs Rigelli applauded her on. Rigelli was uninterested, so Mrs Rigelli told her to "open her mind," like Greta, and said she needed to be "more like Greta."

At home, the family were watching wrestling, but then the TV went off and Greta fixed it. Mr Rigelli then asked her if she could play the piano. Rigelli still wanted to watch the wrestling, but the family told her to forget it. Greta played "No place like Home," on the piano, but Rigelli went out the room, slamming the door behind her, which her parents thought was Greta’s doing.

The next day, Greta approached Rigelli, but she snapped at her and said she was not her friend anymore. CJ explained to Greta that when parents meet a gifted child, they wonder "why can't their OWN child be great," and urged Greta to visit Rigelli’s family again.

That night, at dinner, Greta showed up at the Rigelli family house unannounced, talked with her mouth full and sang No Place like Home while burping repeatedly. When she left, Rigelli explained that if Greta was the way she just acted, then her parents wouldn't want Rigelli to be like her. Her parents were sorry and realised what they had said. They said that they DIDN’T want their baby girl to change. They then watched the previous night’s wrestling where they had finished off, for Mr Rigelli had taped it.

The End.

Note: The outing at the girl’s toy shop, GIRLZ TOYZ R UZ, was based on an outing that me and my family had at Toy's R Us when buying a Princess Fiona doll for my sister.
The Pale Kids

**The Pale Kids** are a group of kids who choose to stay indoors during recess. They are called pale kids, because they are supposedly paler than the other kids, due to hardly getting any sunlight. They spend their recess in Room 101, playing games and reading comic books.

## Members

### Stephanie

She is Steve's 98th Street School counterpart and is arguably the nerdiest one in the gang. She wears wide circle glasses, blue lab-like coat and a bow-tie. Unlike her counterpart, she is thin. Her Princes & Princesses character is Princess Einahpets. Her full name is Stephanie Melman.

### Flint

The leader of The Pale Kids and formerly known as 'Tiny' Jaywick. He is Frank's 98th Street School counterpart. His nickname is his own name backwards, "Tniff". He does this when also referring to his other friends as well, such as J.C. and Vance. Flint is the Princes & Princesses and his character is Prince Tniff. His full name is Flint Jaywick.

### Randy

Flint's right-handed Caucasian-American boy in the gang and Rodney's 98th Street School counterpart. He wears a orange shirt with a black alien silhouette, blue jeans and purple square glasses. His Princes & Princesses character is Prince Ydnar. His full name is Randy Hampson.

### Carly

Carly is Carl's 98th Street School counterpart and has braces and yellow hair that covers her eyes. She is only gibbering, with only the other Pale Kids knowing what he is saying. His Princes & Princesses character is Princess Ylrac. Her full name is Carly Donaldson.

## Trivia

* The Pale Kids, amongst other characters or events from the television show *C.J. and Friends*, have become an internet meme. This was mostly due to their dorky nature and overall demeanor.
* One of the Pale Kids Randy has a wicked crush on Greta.
Queen Florence II

**Queen Florence II** is the playground queen for the 1998-1999 school year at 98th Street School and is Queen Barb's successor. Prior to becoming king she could often be seen with Algy and Ben.

## Personality

Before becoming a Queen, Florence was only a background character. At the beginning of *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*, Queen Barb crowns her queen of the playground, as she is graduating that year. In her background appearances she and her friends seemed to be bullies.

Queen Florence is shown to be bossy, and unlike Queen Barb, she was not a fair ruler. She often came up with cruel, harsh punishments for the kids, however her guards (and at one point, Queen Barb herself) had to tell her to lay it a little easier.

## Appearance

Queen Florence is tall and slender. She has fair skin, slanted eyes, blonde hair, and wears a red dress, black sneakers, and after becoming queen, a yellow crown-shaped baseball hat with a blue "F" on it. She is of Filipino descent.

## Trivia

* Queen Florence was once shown in Queen Barb's class in "Sphinx Barb", sleeping with headphones on, however, she is a year younger than her predecessor. This may or may not be considered a continuity error, as the episode was being made before *C.J. and Friends: School's Out* was greenlit. She was also seen in a line in "Omega Kids". However, it is also possible that she was held up after doing lots and lots of test scores.
* She is far more strict than Queen Barb. She also has sent Dill for a timeout just for saying a bad word.
* Her namesake, Queen Florence, used to rule the playground in the past. This is obvious because her name is Queen Florence II.
Outcast Aubree

The Recess Gang were on their way to school and waiting for Greta to join them. When she finally came, she was in a big box. When asked about it, she said she was hoping to make it into a periscope to see the sunset. When they went to school, they saw the Aubrees (excluding Aubree E) outside wearing pink. They asked Greta if she was "sending herself to Planet Nerdoid." Finally, Aubree E arrived but wearing blue.

The Aubrees reminded her that Pink Day marked the anniversary of when they met; they were wearing pink that day. They banished her from the clubhouse as well. Aubree E tried to join the Megans, but they were rude to her. Aubree E then met Greta, who was working on her periscope and lent her help. Over time, Aubree and Greta became friends, much to the annoyance of the other Aubrees and Greta's friends. The Aubrees tried to make Greta THEIR friend, but failed. The Gang tried to remind Greta that THEY are her friends, but she rebuffed them, saying they don’t share her interest in science.

At the end of the day, the Aubrees again tried to make Greta their friend, but they and Aubree E tugged so hard, Greta toppled over and ruined her periscope, which upset her. The Aubrees then made up and Aubree E was an Aubree again. The Gang then made up with Greta, fixed the periscope and they all saw the sunset.

The End.
Call Me Ray

Harold was rushing to give his “safety man,” Russ, a note. When he saw him, he ran, but tripped up over his laces. Russ tied his shoes for him and Harold said that his mom wants him to pick him up that Thursday. Kids then pushed him and his glasses fell in the drain and Harry had to get them out. Everyone started to like him without his glasses and think he’s a new kid. Eventually, Harry got the glasses and told Russ “on your face or in your case.”

Russ decided that night he was going to be “cool” from then on. And his name’s not Russ.

The next morning, Russ came to school looking cool, threw his glasses on the roof and told his friends to call him “Ray.” That day at school, they were learning about myths surrounding Boars, but Ray misread it as “barmites.” At lunch, he had a LOT of food.

One day, when they were playing kickball and the ball hit Ray on the head. The Gang felt they had to protect him from himself. This meant escorting him round the flagpole, preventing him from entering the girl’s bathroom and falling in the Digger’s hole.

That day, Miss Ropey handed back their assignments about Boar Myths and Ray got an F, which he thought was a C+. His friends tried to persuade him to go back to wearing his glasses, but he screamed NO! Harold came and reminded Russ that he was meant to take him home, which Russ remembered. When they were to cross the road, Russ thought he couldn’t hear any cars coming, but there WAS and the driver scolded them. Harold told Russ off and went on a rant about how when he had glasses, he was the coolest kid he knew, but when he DIDN’T have glasses, he was a “scary danger-man” and that wasn’t cool. He then started to walk home alone.

The next day, everyone was waiting for Ray. Sesame Boy then reported about “an animal on the roof.” Mr Boyd and Rachel then came. Suddenly Ray looked down from the roof and put his glasses on.

”It is I, Russ Rimple, and I can see again!” he shouted.

Most people walked away. Russ tried to get down but couldn’t. Mr Boyd told Rachel to go tell Harry to bring the big ladder. Harold then came and said “That’s my safety man!”

The End.
The Tractor Beam (C.J. and Friends: School's Out)

In the first movie, Dr. Wilhelm Billington and his fellow agents tried to use this laser to shift the Moon's orbit which in turn could change the Earth's weather.

Dr. Billington and his agents stole this laser from a U.S. Military Base in the Southwestern United States. They then did various tests on both the laser concept via a miniaturized version (one of which was witnessed by C.J.) and on the device itself after installing the latter into 98th Street School when it was out during the summer. However, glitches occurred that caused the laser dish to malfunction and prematurely deactivate on its first try.

Presumably, they managed to cancel out most, if not all of the bugs by the time Lunar Perigee took place, although Vance barely stopped it using C.J.'s old baseball, due to the lever being jammed once it was activated (which Billington managed to activate after Prickly had punched him in the face).
Chloe (Rigalli's Grandmother)

**Chloe** is a recurring, rumored character in *C.J. and Friends*, she is the maternal grandmother of Rigalli and Deb's mother. She is estranged from her former best friend Boris Boyd; as seen in a old (circa. 1952) photograph in Boyd's Apartment (specifically in her bedroom) in the episode "Weekend at Boris'". In the episode, it is revealed that she is retiring from her unknown job and that Rob and Deb are going to her retirement party out of town and leave Rigalli in Mr Boyd’s care.
Clover Mall

**The Clover Mall** is the city's mall in the Manhattan. In the episode "Rus' Fortune", it is revealed that the mall has at least 3 floors, and one of them is the food court. Rachel goes shopping there in "Disney Princess Rachel" and buys a spy camera. Minutes later, she sees Queen Barb dressed as a boy and takes a picture, then allegedly making 65 more. She blackmails Barb into giving her princess powers over the playground.

## Known Places

* Auto Arnie's Sneak and Snoop Shop
* Big and Tall Guy's Hub
* A Food Court
* A shop that sells Games and Puzzles
Bonky the Dog

File:Bonky the Dog.png  **Bonky** is a toy dog character meant for little children. In "Bonky Fever", Mickey began to play with Bonky, due to difficulties adapting to his new status as a ten-year-old.

## Background

Bonky is a toy dog character who is loved by many small children (like the kindergartners). Apparently, the character is very popular, judging from the sheer amount of merchandise featuring him (not to mention his archetypal theme song).

When Mickey was a little kid, he loved Bonky and used to play with him all the time - much like the rest of the gang (Rigalli excluded). In "Bonky Fever," the large poet regressed to a child-like, immature state, in which he played with Bonky. According to Gretchen, no child over five-years should play with Bonky.

## Trivia

* Bonky is based on a Hanna-Barbera dog character, Scooby Doo from the *Scooby Doo* franchise. The character is infamous for his saccharine reputation.
* Rigalli has always disliked the character.
* He is loved by the kindergartners.
Fort Tender

**Fort Tender** is a makeshift fort built by The Recess Gang. It was temporarily known as Fort Fort (Dawson was not known for his originality) when Dawson and his cronies commandeered it. The Recess gang eventually took it back and, after realizing that getting it back was more fun than just having it challenged Dawson to do the same. It is unknown what the fate of the Fort was afterwards.

## Appearance and Traits

The fort has a thoroughly makeshift appearance. It has been known to made of cardboard, welded soda cans, tires taken from the Aubrees' Clubhouse, and wood. A moat is dug in around it, it has Mediterranean shutters, which hinder the gang's efforts to take it back, and a platform on top for a lookout. On this platform is a flagpole that's wielded two flags during her lifetime: a red triangular one from the Recess Gang, and a ragged gray rectangular one from Dawson and his cronies. It is built on high ground so that it is impossible to sneak upon, unless there are no occupants; and finally, it has a gate that can be locked from the inside.

## Owners

* The Recess Gang (architects)
* Dawson's Crew (temporary)

## Trivia

* In the episode "Dawson and his Crew", Dawson's crew took over the fort again (though this time it was his new group rather than his real friends) and Marsh and Jones were guarding it with paint balls.
* It is unknown if The Recess Gang acquired it again or not.
Paul Prickly

**Paul Prickly** is Peter Prickly's older brother, who’s a Principal of a rival school which is similar to Third Street School. The school's name that Paul is the principal of is 98th Street School. He likes to make his younger brother feel inferior as he calls Peter "Half Pint". He can also act extremely rude and selfish. However, he does care and love his brother after they reconcile following an argument.

## History

He, along with several other characters from the series, makes a cameo in the double-length episode "Lawson and his Crew".

## Trivia

* The movie reveals that he and Peter have another brother named Thurgood who lives in Alaska.
	+ It‘s unknown if Thurgood is older or younger than Paul.
* Since Paul is Peter's older brother, it can be inferred that he is in his early to mid-50's and that he was born in the early to mid-1940's.
Megan (Rigalli's Great-Aunt)

Megan is Aubree Rigalli's great-aunt, on the opposite side of the family to Aubree (Rigalli's Great-Aunt). She inspired Rigalli's middle name Megan. She is never seen, but from what information is heard, she must have died before the events of the series.

She is considered a family hero, according to Rigalli.
Lottie Danger

Lottie Danger is Dottie Deidger’s 98th Street School counterpart. She is an grumpy old lady who loved to do dangerous stuff in her youth, as her name suggests, and thus she is a retired stunt double

Whenever a ball gets kicked into her yard, she would put it in her shed to keep it safe and thus, her yard is known as “The Yard of No Return.” Because she did dangerous things, and because she wore a radiation suit, she was known as a “dangerous robot” to the kids at the school next door.

## Appearance

She wears a green jumper and has grey hair. Unlike her counterpart, she has long hair.
Gary Jibbs

**Gary Jibbs** was Jared Smith's 98th Street School counterpart and the new kid at 98th Street School and only appeared in "Here Comes Mr. Perfect".

## Personality

Gary excels at everything he does. He is faster, stronger, smarter, and all-around better than every other kid he meets. However in truth, he really does not like the fact that he is so talented since this seeming perfection alienates him from other children who always get jealous of him, usually resulting in either bullying (e.g. Dumping his books, training a hamster to use his desk as a toilet, putting Papier mâché mix in his thermos, or in the case of 98th Street locking him out (pretending he does not exist and barring him from their activities). Either this is the reason he has moved schools so much or being asked for help by the President.

## Appearance

Gary wears a green-collar shirt, dark green sweater, blue pants, and the same sneakers as Vance.

## Talent

In his only appearance, Gary seems to be very talented and can do the things some of the students usually do. Including:

* Attending thirty-eight schools since kindergarten, breaking Rus' record of twelve.
* Answering a difficult math problem that even Greta could not solve accurately, and being the student in the hundredth percentile while Gretchen is in the 99.999th percentile for a math test.
* Beating Vance in a race (while Vance had a very long head-start) and making a tough basketball shot while facing the other way.
* Beating Rigalli in arm wrestling.
* Writing and reciting poetry better than Mickey.
* Making up better plans, being a better team leader and saving the day than C.J. (getting back a pair of clackers that Mr Boyd took that were considered "lost forever").
* Swinging around the top eight times, while Swinger Boy barely made one.
* Digging the perfect hole that not even The Diggers could not (very broad and perfectly square).
* Burping so loud that he shatters windows, which Chubby could not even do.
* Flying a jet and performing a perfect barrel roll (none of the other students could do that).

## Trivia

* Jared is a deconstruction of a classic character, Gary Stu, an overly perfect type of character who is good at everything and is without flaw.
Jasper Bile

**Jasper Bile** is Buster's 98th Street School counterpart and is a fifth (later sixth) grade student of 98th Street School and a friend of Dawson's. He is a jock and a bully, much like Dawson's other cronies.

## Appearance

He is tall and slender. He has sports spiky yellow hair and fair skin. He wears a purple shirt with two yellow stripes.

## History

In the episode "Bad Hair Day," he was desperate to get the 'Mickey' haircut as he was going to his cousin's wedding, but did not actually get the haircut. He was the only one who didn't get it, apart from Rigalli and Greta who were absent from school.

## Trivia

* He looks similar to his Third Street School counterpart Buster.
A Genius Among Us

Somebody solves Greta's complicated mathematical problem during recess who turns out to be Harry the Janitor. Greta and Harry form a Math-letic club in the schools boiler room, much to the disinterest of the rest of the gang. Greta is disappointed that someone as smart as Harry is only a school janitor. The rest of the gang have a plan to try and find Harry a new job, by posting Harry's notes on the internet. Later on a university professor, the military and a scientist from NASA offer Harry a job. Harry declines all the offers stating he prefers math as just a hobby and not a job.
Luigi Rigalli

**Luigi Rigalli** is an implied, one-shot character in *C.J. and Friends*. He is the elder brother of Rigalli; he has never been seen or heard, however, it is stated that he was the one who gave Spinelli her trademark boots. He is a member of the Rigalli Family, his parents are Rob and Deb Rigalli. He plays a minor role in the series, having only been mentioned in the episode "Disney Princess Rachel".

## History

Main article: Disney Princess Rachel

Luigi is only ever hinted to exist, in the episode "Disney Princess Rachel". This episode also marks his only appearance. In which, Rachel dethrones Queen Barb and the Gang is forced to get the Queen her throne back. They aim to do so by making Rachel's blackmail redundant; they do so by revealing the incident with his brother to the playground. After which, several characters reveal they've had similar experiences with older siblings. In was at this point when Rigalli reveals her older brother Luigi made her wear his shoes, and she liked them.

## Family

Main article: The Rigalli Family

Luigi is best known for being the brother of Aubree Rigalli (more commonly referred to as Rigalli). However, he has several other relatives, amongst them his parents.

## Trivia

* As stated in the episode "Disney Princess Rachel", Luigi was the previous owner of the boots that Rigalli wears. He gave them to her; she liked them enough to keep them.
Manhattan

**Manhattan** is the main location for which the events of *C.J. and Friends* take place. In "Rigalli's Masterpiece", it was revealed to be located at 40.' N 73.' W, putting it near Albany, New York. However, this does not match the climate of the city, where it rarely snows in the winter.It has roads, as any city, including a road called Ridgeview Terrace and 98th Street. 88th Street School has been mentioned, referring to 88th Street. The mayor is Mayor Frisbee and the town has a City Council, in the City Hall. There is a news team, as well as Morrison's Corner Store, where the six main characters usually hang out. In "Disney Princess Rachel", Rachel goes shopping at the Clover Mall, which is a mall in the city, apparently at the edge of town, judging by its name. 98th Street School is located on Third Street, named after a man with the same last name.

## Known Areas

* 100th, 99th, and 98th Street
* St. Myers Middle School
* Spyro B. Agold Middle School
* 98th Street School
* Mr Boyd's Apartment (Pad)
* Beauty Salon
* Podiatrist's Office
* Grocery Store
* Mickey's House
* Greta's House
* Vance's House
* C.J.'s House
* Spinelli's House
* Rus' House
* Blue Riff Handelson Retirement Home
* Kelso's General Store
* Movie Theater
* Monsieur Darkssage's Salon of Independent Movement
* 88th Street School (mentioned only, never seen)
* City Zoo (mentioned only, never seen)
* Clover Mall (possibly at the edge of the city)
* Floppy Burger Fast Food Restaurant
* Upper East Side
* Bile Mansion
* The Adelman's House
* Old McGordon House
* Doc Harbor
* Abandon WareHouse Buildings
* Abandon DMV
* Abandon Old Gordon House
* Benny Bunn's Grill (only seen in "Mistress' Girl")

## Known Inhabitants

* Mayor Frisbee
* Beaver Family
* Grobler Family
* MacLondon Familly
* Rotweiler Family
* Rigalli Family
* Rimple Family
* Brinklow's Family
* Miss Ropey (presumably)
* Karen Morrison and his wife
* Principal Prickly (presumably)
* The Aubrees
* The Megans
* Diggers
* Scammer Kid
* Queen Barb
* Rachel Jeans
* All the other kids (assumed)
Jed

**Jed** is Zedd's 98th Street School counterpart and one of the kindergartners at 98th Street School. In "The Break-Up", Rigalli ordered him to get her lunch from the school cafeteria. In "Wild Child", he was Mickey's partner for Pee Wee Pals.

## Personality

Jed is very quiet. He is shown to like poetry after "Wild Child", watching the clouds in the sky and eating Milker Dingers just like Mickey.

## Appearance

He has long blue hair, which covers his eyes, blue paint around his lips and an overall with green suspenders with gold clips and brown pants and walks around barefoot.
Wally

**Wally** is a minor character in *C.J. and Friends*. He is also a student in Miss Ropey's class.

## Personality

He is an average fourth-grade student at 98th Street School, whose personality is developed to be a lot like other kids', such as following the playground traditions. He has supported the gang in their schemes a couple of times. He also got in a scuffle with Rigalli for calling her a girl. He is normally seen hanging alongside Surmy and Maureen.

## Appearance

He has red hair and black eyes. He wears a yellow shirt, blue pants, blue sneakers, and a purple baseball cap.

## Trivia

* His appearance seems to change slightly on every appearance.
Bradley the Singer

**Bradley Domingo**, also known as **The Singer Kid**, is Brandon the Singer's 98th Street School counterpart and the prized vocal performer at 98th Street School.

## Personality

He often sings instead of speaking, much to the annoyance of his fellow students, to the point where they cheered when he swallowed a bee and he was stung in the voice-box and wasn't able to sing for a while. In some episodes, he gets picked on by other students due to his always singing everything he says. For example, in the episode "Tattletale Heart", Bradley sings "These shoes were new!", when food hits his shoes during the food fight.

## Appearance

He wears a green dinner-jacket, a white dress shirt, along with a red cravat, and blue dress pants. He wears classical men's black shoes, a red ascot, and his hair is slicked-back.

## Trivia

* He made in his first appearance in the episode "The Voice." In this episode, he swallowed a bee causing his throat to be stung and thus unable to perform for the Superintendent, leading to Principal Prickly needing a replacement: Mickey.
* In the episode "The Ratings Game", he is given a rating of 9 by The Aubrees.
* His last name is revealed to be Domingo in the movie *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*.

* Bradley makes a cameo in *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*. He is seen sleeping in the bed next to Mickey's at the Young Voice Training Program.
* In "The Principals of Golf", Eric Dawson gave Bradley a "swirly", as Boris Boyd stopped him and rescued Bradley.
Doge Freedom Party

The official flag of the DFP.

The **Doge Freedom Party**, commonly referred to as its acronym, the **DFP**, is an old Dogelandian political party that stood for the liberation of canines. The DFP was founded in late March of 2021, and remained existant until it was disbanded in September that same year. There were no offical appointed leaders of the party.

The party was orignally named the "Doge Liberation Party", but it is rumored that it soon renamed itself after criticism stating that it sounds like a communist party.

### Campaigns

The DFP has a history of very high-budget posters advocating for the party. These posters were spread rapidly throughout Dogelandia and were perceived very well. The posters still stand as a pop-culture icon today.

### Notable Members

The Doge Freedom Party has had its fair share of famous representatives, such as LawAbidingDoge and Retro Mafia Cheems.
Eartha

**Eartha** is Bertha's 98th Street School counterpart and a female bus driver who drives buses for 98th Street School. She has appeared in multiple episodes, even being part of the main storyline on one occasion.

She drives a yellow school bus that she has nicknamed "Old Huffy", which is seen taking the children on a field trip in "Operation Field Trip". In the episode, the school bus breaks down on a count of it being really old and used which upsets Eartha greatly. The kids, lead by Greta and Rigalli, use parts that are laying around to fix the broken down bus which is seen to be working better than ever.

## Appearance

Unlike her counterpart, she has fair skin and ginger hair.
Harold

**Harold** is Hector's 98th Street School counterpart and a kindergartner who calls Rus "Safety Man"; he was part of a group that the kids mentored. He came to admire Rus after falling off a pile of dirt from a hole that The Diggers were digging, and Rus caught him. The Diggers then told him that Rus cautioned them to contact electrical companies to verify for wires in the ground before starting any dig, leading Harold to see him as a hero. Harold and Rus appear to have the closest relationship between any kindergartner and older kid. In "Call Me Ray", Harold gives Rus a note from his parents asking Rus to walk Harold home from school for a period of time, showing that the two are close enough so that even Harold's parents know and trust Rus. In "Dodgeball City", Harold spends time with Rus listening to him playing his new guitar. When Harold is hit in the face by a dodgeball on purpose (similar to how Rus accidentally hit a young kid in the face with a dodgeball) Rus becomes very angry, dons his "Diaval" clothes and single-handedly and quickly defeats all the fifth-graders in the school. He then walks into the sunset, and a mature, manly voice representing Harold when he’s an adult narrates the conclusion of the episode.

## Trivia

* Harold wears green pajamas and has red hair.
* In *C.J. and Friends: All Growed Down*, Harold became the new leader of the kindergartners.
* In *C.J. and Friends: Taking the Fifth Grade*, Harold becomes a first grader who has neatly combed hair and wears a green T-shirt. He is one of the two kindergartners who became first graders. The second being Chubby.
Fifth and Sixth Graders' Club

**The Fifth and Sixth Graders' Club** was a club exclusively open only to Fifth and Sixth Grade students (with exceptions given in special circumstances) in 98th Street School, which is accessed through a secret passage under the Queen's Jungle Gym, which only the Queen knows the access code to.

## History

C.J. and the gang were first introduced to the club after C.J.'s successful protest against certain new school policies. Eventually, the gang gets a bit sick of it - with the exception Mickey and Rus that is. They begin to make fun of the lower Grades behind their back, along with their so-called new friends, frequent antagonists of the game. C.J. and the rest of the gang (except Mickey and Rus) then bring in new First Graders, Harold, and Chubby, much to everyone's anger, except Mickey and Rus, who apologize and join with the rest of the gang and the First Graders. They are then saved from a harsh punishment from Queen Florence II by the old queen, Barb. Afterwards, the gang is banned from the club - as a renewed punishment, which they do not mind.

## Trivia

* Many of the former Fourth and Fifth Grade characters in the show are seen in the club.
* Brinklow, who by now was Brinklow by Royal Decree, knew the access code to the club. This could have possibly been due to some members of the club wanting to come into school early, and Queen Florence II not wanting to come in on that time.
* The club is accessed through a tic-tac-toe-like mechanism.
* Harold and Chubby are the first First Graders to ever go into the club (whilst currently in the First Grade).
* Rachel was banned from the club because she's a snitch.
* In this part of the feature-length movie *C.J. and Friends: Taking the Fifth Grade*, this is the last time we see Queen Barb.
Aubree Rayman-Globox

**Aubree Rayman-Globox** (aka **Aubree R-G.**) is Ashley Quinlan's 98th Street School counterpart and a member of the Aubrees and she has brunette hair.

She is the snobbiest of all of them and is selfish and manipulative like the other Aubrees. Out of all members of the clique, she seems to be Rigalli's biggest enemy.

## Appearance

Aubree R-G is slender, has lighter brown skin, brunette hair, white blouse, yellow blue jacket, yellow skirt and black Mary Jane shoes.

## Trivia

* In "I Will Kick No More Forever", she is able to kick a ball a lot farther than Vance.
* In "Outcast Ashley", it is mentioned that she is a Leo, meaning that her birthday is between July 23rd and August 22nd.
Melvin Potter

**Melvin Potter** is Marvin Trotter's 98th Street counterpart and a minor, one-shot character in the episode "The C-Note". He is the butler for Bile T. Ninety-Eighth the C.

## Personality

He is very thoughtful and is very loyal to his boss.

## Appearance

He is chubby and has orange hair, and wears a dark green tuxedo and dark blue jeans. He also resembles Machine Gun Chutney from the Top Cat episode The Missing Heir.

## History

Originally, he is hired by his boss to do his duties for him.

### Bile T. Ninety-Eighth the C

Main article: Bile T. Ninety-Eighth C
Bile T. Ninety-Eighth C is Melvin Potter's boss.

### The C-Note

Main article: The C-Note
He lets C.J. inside the mansion to return the $100 bill to his boss.
Kindergarten Derby (Game)

**The Kindergarten Derby** happens every time of the year where older kids pick kindergarteners to race against each other. The race has 3 main parts:

* Water pool
* Clown Slalom
* Valley of distraction

Mickey mentions, in "Kindergarten Derby", that he was unable to complete the Derby and showed hatred for it ever since until Chubby used his wish to force Queen Barb to end the Kindergarten Derby once and for all. Chubby with Mickey is the only known winners of this competitions.

## Trivia

* The 25th Annual Kindergarten Derby was presumably the last one.
Gurinder Gandall

Gurinder Gandall is Cassandra Maddocks' 98th Street School counterpart and the sixth-grade girl with black hair with one pigtail on the left side of her hair in a dark green and dark blue jumper, dark blue sleeves and blue jeans was one of Queen Barb's enforcers. Unlike her counterpart, she is African-American. She debuted in Queen Greta.
My Fair Greta

The episode opens with Mr Boyd talks to the children about an achievement test they are about to take. She dramatizes the test which cause C.J. to say that she should really stop watching so many Clint Eastwood films. Miss Ropey reassure the students that it is a non-graded test and so they shouldn't worry about it which causes Mr Boyd to call her a wimp.

Whilst the other members of the gang struggle with the test, which mickey gives up on and has instead drawn a smiley face, Greta has already finish before five minutes has passed. Greta is waiting outside and is eventually joined by the rest of the gang who complain about the test. Greta says she meant not to have gotten every question right but she thinks she did well, however C.J. says that that's what Squeaky Patterson thought.

Rus asks who Squeaky Patterson was and C.J. tells us that Squeaky was a really smart kid just like Greta who burned through his test so fast that everyone was sure he did aced it, however, two days later, he gets dragged out of class by Miss Orange who took him to the principles office and he was never seen again. Greta says that some kids say that Squeaky did so poorly that he was moved all the way back to Kindergarten.

Two days later, in the same way as Squeak, Greta is pulled out of class and taken to the principles office by Miss Orange. Greta is brought to Prickly's office where she begs to be able to take the test again, still thinking she did badly, however it turns out she turns out to have gotten a perfect score, a score the school has not seen since Squeaky Patterson, who turns out to have been a genius. Prickly says she is a genius and that he's sending her to Finkelmeier, a school for the extremely gifted, all she has to do is pass the review board. Prickly plans that if there’s one more student in Finkelmeier his middle school principal job is all his.

Greta tells the gang who are upset to loose her and try to suggest different ideas of how to get out of it, but Greta says she just wants to be alone. Greta arrives home where the rest of the gang are waiting for her with an idea of how to stop her being transferred - act dumb. Greta is unsure but the gang school her in being a dumb kid but she keeps answering their questions correctly. She eventually gets the concept of answering incorrectly and starts dressing differently.

Greta arrives at the panel and manages to answer all of the judges question wrong but is unable to stick to it and blurts out all of the answers in quick succession one after the other. The judges ask her why she hiding her genius and she confesses that she does not want to go to their school as she will have to leave her friends. Greta and the panel talk in private and agree that she can stay at 98th Street School. The judges also suggest that the school use Greta as a resource, which Prickly think means kids teaching kids. It turns out that she is teaching the teachers instead.
Frozen Yoghurt Girl

**Frozen Yoghurt Girl** is Ice Cream Girl's 98th Street School counterpart and a younger student who appears in the "The Kid Came Back", "Queen Greta", "King Rus", and "Don't Ask Me".

## Appearance

She is a little girl who seem to be the same age as Flora Butter Kid with black hair with two pigtails, wearing a light green shirt with a elephant on it, with a pair of green shorts and an orange sweater tied to her wrist and seem to be barefooted with mud on her feet. She also seen eating a strawberry and vanilla frozen yoghurt with the strawberry on her face.

## Trivia

* Neither Flora Butter Kid nor Frozen Yoghurt Girl speaks in the episode they're featured in, although they do speak in "Queen Greta", "King Rus" and "Don't Ask Me".
C.J. and Friends

***CJ and Friends*** is a counterpart of the 1997 TV series Recess.

The series focuses on the doubles/doppelgangers (seen in the episode “The Challenge” of Recess) of the six elementary school students in the TV series Recess and their interactions with other students and teachers. One of the many features of the show is how the children form their own society, complete with government and class structure, set against a backdrop of a regular school, giving the show a unique feel.

## Premise

The show portrays the life of six elementary school students: popular and confident C.J. Rottweiler, athletic Vance MacLondon, tough girl Aubree Rigalli, gentle giant Mickey Beaver, smart Greta Grobler, and a shy new kid Rus Rimple. The students of Third Street School set up a microcosm of traditional human society complete with its own government, class system, and a set of unwritten laws. They are ruled by a monarch, who has various enforcers to make sure his decrees are carried out. The little society has a long list of rigid values and social that impose a high expectation of conformity among the students.

Most episodes involve one or more of the main six characters seeking a rational balance between individuality and social order. They are often defending their freedom against perceived threats by adults or social norms. The gang's leader, C.J. Rotweiler, tends to have the most complete vision of this struggle, though even she has times when he inadvertently leads the group too far toward an extreme of conformity or nonconformity.

## References to other Disney media

* The gang frequently refer to C.J. as "Ceej", similar to how Max refers to P.J. as "Peej" in *Goof Troop* and *A Goofy Movie* and to how the Third Street School's gang refer to T.J. as "Teej" in "Recess."
* During C.J.'s nightmare about the never-ending rain causing a flood in "Rainy Days", Pluto (from *Mickey Mouse*) makes a cameo appearance.
* In "One Stayed Clean", Greta's outfit for her school picture is similar to one of the most famous outfits worn by Minnie Mouse: a large pink hair bow and a light blue dress with a pink sash.
* In "Bachelor Rus", Owl from the *Winnie the Pooh* media makes a cameo appearance when Rus is all alone in the playground at night.
* In "Marsh the Not So Bad", Mickey and Marsh are shown eating from the same spaghetti strand similar to the famous Bella Notte scene in *Lady and the Tramp*.
* In "Big Brother Vlad", Vance's transformation during the full moon is similar to Max's transformation from *A Goofy Movie*.
C.J. and Friends: Miracle on Third Street

Peter, Dolores, and Boris head home during a snowstorm and remember the times with C.J. and the gang. When they get stuck in a snowbank, Paul blames it on C.J. and the others, although Miss Ropey says there is a logical explanation over that, considering that C.J. and the gang are not around the snowbank.

As Dolores and Boris tell their stories about their experiences with C.J. and the gang, they are rescued, from where they are trapped, by C.J. and the gang, and Paul admits C.J. and the others are not so bad, to which Boris agrees, saying it really makes her feel more warm and fuzzy than before. The film ends with C.J. and the gang singing their version of "Jingle Bells", describing their classmates and teachers.
Mrs Von Solomoney

**Mrs Amalie Von Solomoney** is Miss Emily Salamone's 98th Street counterpart and the music teacher at Spyro B. Agold Middle School who helped Mickey rehearse for the PTA Spring Fling in the episode "The Voice".

## Relationships

### **Mickey Beaver**

During "The Voice", Mickey develops a crush on her (which she does not know about until near the end of the episode), and he quickly becomes one of her favorite students. Mickey eventually confesses his feelings for Mrs Von Solomoney to his friends, but they point out that a romantic relationship would not work, mainly because of the age difference. But when Mickey goes to try and prove his friends wrong, he ends up walking in and catching her with her husband, Mr Juan Von Solomoney, at which point Mickey ran away.

Near the end of the voice, Mickey confesses his feelings to Mrs Von Solomoney, who tells Mickey that he is a sweet boy and that any girl will be lucky to be with him when he is older, a relationship between the two of them would not work. Mickey ultimately accepts this and, while not seen in the show, the two are presumably reunited when Mickey and the gang become students at Spyro B. Agold Middle School.

### **Juan**

During the middle of "The Voice", Juan plays the piano solo with his wife in the music room as Mickey notices that Juan is Mrs Von Solomoney's husband. It broke Mickey's heart due to having a crush on her throughout the episode.

## Trivia

* Mrs Solomoney's appearance is identical to her 98th Street counterpart. She has red hair.
* In the two part episode "Dawson and his Crew", she makes a cameo appearance in the audience during Marsh the Worst and Rachel Jeans' ballet recital.
	+ She also makes a cameo appearance in *C.J. and Friends: School's Out* where she is seen giving lessons to Mickey and the other kids at the Young Voice Training Program.
* She’s mentioned in the episode "Yes, Mickey, Santa Does Shave".
* While it’s never stated how old she is, she is implied to be in her mid/late-20s (Rus figures that she is 24 or 25).
	+ Considering how most Americans usually do not start until the age of 18 and how teachers at most elementary, middle and high schools are required to have a bachelor's degree (in addition to a teaching License), which takes around four years to earn), Mrs Von Solomoney would be at least 22. Since she was not referred to as a new teacher by Mr Boyd or anyone else, she must have a couple years of teaching under her belt, which would make Gus' approximation right.
Little Timmy Crampner

**Timmy Cramper** is a one-shot character from *C.J. and Friends*.

Like Squeaky Patterson, little Timmy Crampner also runs into mysterious mishaps like getting lost in "The Yard Of No Return" and getting abducted by aliens. He is generally a figure who is heard of but not seen: the subject many kids elaborate, exaggerate or tell fantastic stories/myths about things that had happened at 98th Street. He is seen dropped off by aliens at 98th Street in "The Experiment". Timmy also mysteriously disappeared once mentioned in "The Lost Ball". Kids think he was abducted by aliens or sucked into a different dimension. Lottie, the house owner, reveals explicitly that nothing happened to him. The only time he speaks is in "The Experiment".
Cooper

**Cooper** is the handheld computer that is owned by Greta Grobler. In "The Terrifying Tales of C.J. and Friends", Cooper was rudely nicknamed "Ogre Freak" by Rigalli because Cooper's batteries died.

## Appearance and Traits

Cooper is green with four buttons beneath an LCD screen. The screen displays an animated anthropomorphic ogre. A gray stylus or antenna rests on Cooper's top. His serial number is 57646.

Cooper is first seen in "The Girl Was Trouble", in which the entire episode was focused on Greta's efforts to retrieve the device. She eventually does and the Cooper has been an integral part of the gang's endeavors ever since. It last appeared in "Lax". Cooper has advanced artificial intelligence, enough so that it can talk and find a great amount of information when Greta calls for it.

Greta received Cooper for her tenth birthday (March 23rd, 1998) and (fictional AI aside) would have been cutting edge for the time. The amount of RAM (16MB) would not have been particularly unusual but PDAs with true wireless internet access did not start to appear until May 1999 with the release of the Palm VII. Furthermore, Cooper's processor speed is mentioned as being in the 300 MHz range which would be roughly double that of the fastest PDAs of the time (although the writers could not have known that PDA CPU speeds stagnated for several years immediately after the episode aired).

## Trivia

Cooper was named after Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang Theory.