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Donald

**Donald** is a boy who became Mr Boyd's new snitch and the new snitch of the school and Douglas' 98th Street School counterpart, after Rachel changed her ways in the episode "Rachel Reforms" and started hanging out with C.J. and the gang. He made numerous cameos in other episodes. He was also mentioned by Boyd in "First Name Megan".

## Appearance

He wears a orange and green shirt and blue shorts and has sports red spiky hair.
Dr. Quality

**Dr. Jennifer Quilty**, Ph.D, is Dr. Julia Quilty's 98th Street counterpart and a civil servant from the Board of Education. She made two appearances, her first being the episode "Kids in the Mist" and second being the episode "Big Ol' Mickey".

In the former of the two, she made a video tape to show Superintendent Brickly about recess - focusing solely on the negative (i.e. Mickey and Rus falling of the climbing bar, Greta being chased by the Kindergartners, etc.) However, C.J. and the gang altered it with the best parts of Recess. Amusing the Superintendent and the Head of Quality's Department.

In the latter of the two, she’s one of the people standing near the lampost before a 50-foot Mickey attacks in his dream.

## Trivia

* She has a PhD.
* Although she read, wrote and studied about children, she doesn't like children at all.
Rodney

**Rodney** is a minor character in *C.J. and Friends*. He only has two speaking roles, one in "Bad Hair Day" and the other in "Rus and Misdemeanors". He also has a sister. His name is revealed in the episode "Bad Hair Day". Apart from this, he has made numerous background cameos.

## Appearance

He is slender and has peach skin and ginger hair. He also wears a light-green jacket and brown jeans.
Frankie Dudettecow

**Frankie** "**The Dudette**" **Dudettecow** was Franklin Dudikoff's 98th Street School counterpart and a former student of 98th Street School.

## Appearance

She has long brown hair, black eyes and wears a brown trenchcoat, red necktie, pink jumper, and purple trousers. As a student teacher, she was not confident, reading only from a book, that is until the kids reminded her of who she used to be. Unfortunately, that was even worse as she only had them playing. Eventually she learned to combine both her serious teacher personality and her fun side, and taught the kids their lessons in a fun and creative way. Although not mentioned in the episode, it is obvious that she is extremely attractive, fitting the cliche of a "Hot Teacher". She has a change of personality. He tries to find the right way to teach the students.

## History

She was regarded by the kids as a legend, becoming the playground queen in the third grade and pranked Mr Boyd by writing an insult in wet cement besides his footprint and writing signs and sticking them on her back. She also led a revolt in the cafeteria against what they used to call "Tuesday Surprise".

## Trivia

* Like C.J.'s phrase "Tender", she has a phrase "Supple".
* In "The Dudette", Miss. Dudette mentions having stashed some bubble gum in a hollow globe "about fifteen years ago." Assuming she attended fourth grade during that time (around 1982), that would make her about 24 in the present (1997-98).
Harvey

**Harvey** is a male student of 98th Street School who is tall and thin in appearance. He bears a striking resemblance to Tniff, the leader of The Pale Kids. His full name is Harvey Looper.

Harvey is a friend of Rachel, Brinklow, and Scribe Kid as shown in episodes like "Soccer Boy" and "Some Friend", where they are all seen hanging out together.

## Appearance

He wears a dark green jumper, a white shirt, and glasses. He has blonde hair and a rather long, pointy nose.

## History

In the episode "Jinxed", Rus gave Harvey his favorite lizard in exchange for Harvey's harmonica, which, according to Rus, was a bad trade and a moment of weakness on his part. After Rus gives his lizard to Harvey, the lizard bites him on the nose.
Miss U

**Miss. U.** was a substitute teacher and the 98th Street School counterpart of Mr. E filling in for Miss Ropey in the episode "The Substitute". This was because she was sick for a week. Although it is a rather obvious play on the word "miss u", her full name is never revealed. She has zero fear, she is strict and her teaching style is somewhat harsh. She later is revealed to have a soft side, because C.J.'s project "touched her." Apparently, she has had experience teaching in Southeast Asia, Yugoslavia, and The Bronx (New York City) prior to her time at 98th Street. Miss. U.'s teaching style is a radical change of pace for the class; however, the class comes to appreciate her in their own way.

SHe, along with many other prior characters that have been influenced by the gang, make cameos in the episode "Dawson and His Crew".

## Personality

A strict disciplinarian, she demands obedience and dislikes when people talk back to her. Her punishments can be somewhat severe, but deep down she is actually a good person. She is able to see the best aspects of her students and bring them out through her radical teaching, which differs from the standard curriculum. It is also shown that she does care for her students, as she helps Rus stand up to a bully and kindly gives them advice to help each of them with their project, earning each of her students' (including at the very end even C.J.'s) respect. She respects loyalty, evident when she applauds C.J. for her project which is a get well card for her teacher Miss Ropey. Considering the implications she was involved with the US military, it explains her strict personality.

## Appearance

She is a tall, handsome woman who wears a business type suit consisting of a black suit with a green vest underneath and a white button shirt with a black tie. The Aubrees at one point refer to her as dreamy, implying she is considered fashionable especially since they are very particular about fashion and looks.

## Trivia

* She also makes a cameo appearance in the first part of "Dawson and His Crew;" applauding after Rachel and Marsh's dance recital. This is a reference to Mickey and Rigalli's recital in the episode "Dance Lessons".
* The name, Miss. U., is a play on the word "miss u," a typical ploy in English literature.
Jimbo Ryder

**Jimbo Ryder** is Jocko's 98th Street School counterpart and one of Dawson's friends. He is in fifth (later sixth) grade at 98th Street School and is also a bully and a jock.

## Appearance

Jimbo has black hair and wears a green sweatshirt and blue shorts. In the episode "Soccer Boy", it is revealed that he went to soccer camp and has a talent for headers.
Queen Greta

Queen Barb came down with a sore throat, so she was looking for a "substitute Queen," as Gordan had suggested. He tried Corey Caster the strong sixth grader who would be a king substituting for her, but Corey is too strong. Gordan tried Margaret who is the smartest fourth grader, but Margaret is too smart. Then Queen Barb picked Greta, since knowledge was power. Greta was feeling unsure, but her friends were supportive of her.

Later that day, Barb coronated Greta as Substitute Queen before her father came to pick her up. At first, Greta was a fair ruler, making only one mistake where she picked the wrong owner of an action figure, but soon the power went to her head. She began giving the students difficult assignments, even those that weren’t taught until middle school. "It's easy," she took to saying whenever a student asked about them and said "I’m NOT smart," whenever they challenged her.

Soon, her friends had enough and led a revolt, but then Queen Barb came back, feeling well again. After she became Queen again, Rigelli confronted Greta, but her friends agreed that “Absolute power corrupts absolutely.” But then, Gordan came to Rigelli, telling her about her being Lord Sultan of the East playground, which excited her.

The End.
Outcast Megan

The gang were on their way to school, when they met Greta in a box. They asked her what it was for and she replied it was to see an eclipse. They went to school and saw the Megans outside wearing boy clothes. They knew it was for Boy Day, the day where they remember they met. Soon, Megan H came, but she was wearing a skirt and for that, the Megans kicked her out of the clubhouse. Soon, Megan H came across Greta who was making the periscope and offered to help. Soon the two grow closer and because of that, the Megans hope to get closer to Greta. Greta’s friends were also concerned.

In the evening, Greta’s periscope was ready, but all the Megans wanted her for themselves. They started tugging at her, so hard that Greta fell and broke her periscope. The Megans then made up. At the same time, Greta made up with her friends. They then saw the eclipse.

The End.
Bad Hair Day

CJ, Greta And Rigelli were going somewhere for girls, which the boys felt was unfair. Then one kid said “That Mickey kid’s going for it again,” Turned out Mickey was trying to blow the biggest bubble from bubble gum. But one kindergartener popped it before Vance could stop it. Now Mickey’s head was covered with gum.

”He’s his own medicine,” one kid shouted, then everyone laughed. Mickey freaked out since this meant that his parents would ground him for a month. Russ offered to cut his hair, which Mickey reluctantly agreed to.

Russ DID cut Mickey’s hair (and called himself “Mr. Roose” while doing it) but Mickey didn’t like it. Rachel spotted it and Russ told her to tell him he has a good cut, which she did while adding she heard that the band Cat’s Pajamas have the same style. Diggers Jade And Pam heard this and Mickey showed him, at which they asked for him.

Soon, it became the latest trend, with Vance being another barber, calling himself “Vanchenso.” Soon, however, they began denying customers, but they couldn’t deny Queen Barb, who wanted “the same, but different,” which Mr. Roose And Vanchenso agreed to reluctantly. After it, Queen Barb announced a royal procession.

It went well, until CJ, Greta and Rigelli came back and laughed at Barb, saying that he “looked all dopey” and that her hair “looked like crap circles.” They also said they saw Cat’s Pajamas on TV and that they had hair in their mouths, to which the Megans screamed.

Everyone began to chase Russ and Vance. CJ wondered if they should help them, to which Mickey replied “Sure, as soon as my hair grows back,”

The End.
Katrina Peachie

**Katrina Peachie** is James Stone's 98th Street counterpart and a 42-year-old woman (born 1955) who went undercover at 98th Street School, on the orders of Superintendent Brickly, posing as a new fourth-grade student in C.J. and the gang's class. He appears only in the episode "The Spy Who Came In from the Playground".

## Appearance

Katrina is very short for her age easily being mistaken for a child of about nine. Unlike her male counterpart who is bald, she has blonde hair.

In her undercover outfit, Katrina wore a pink knee-length dress, a purple vest, black leather shoes and white socks. She also wore a red cap, and sunglasses to cover the wrinkles around her eyes.

## History

The gang immediately befriends Katrina. As time goes by the gang begins to suspect something is awry when their various secrets continue to be found out, and the gang initially blames Rachel for this, but Rachel denies this. The gang then finds out that Peachie, not Rachel, was responsible for this on the orders of Brickly.

Katrina is compared to Benedict Arnold by the gang when they find out about the truth: while posing as a student, Katrina wears sunglasses and a baseball cap to conceal his true identity; in the girls' bathroom, she is revealed to have wrinkles around her eyes.

Upset over the betrayal, the gang decides to teach Peachie a lesson for messing with them. By tricking her into pulling a prank on Brickly involving the flagpole, C.J. gets Rachel to rat out Peachie, for which Rachel thanks C.J. As a result, Brickly angrily fires Peachie and has her arrested. As she is taken away, Peachie swore revenge on the gang.
Kent the Pants

**Eddie Kent** (better known as **Kent the Pants**), is Algy "Lance the Pants" Lance and a student at 98th Street School. He only appears in "The A.V. Kid".

## Personality

Kent the Pants is shown to be the school nerd, in both his appearance and mannerisms. He was a finalist to become the next A.V. Kid, along with C.J. and Vance. Kent wins and becomes the new A.V. Kid despite C.J and Vance succeeding in the final task while Kent failed miserably. The previous A.V. Kid explained that while they did succeed, Kent won because the A.V. Kid is a solitary job with no time for friends, and they must solve problems by themselves.

## Appearance

He is shown to be a typical nerd, with glasses, black curly hair, a tucked-in blue shirt, jeans with belt, pink socks, brown and white shoes and a pink tie. He is African-American, tall and slender.
Rigalli's Masterpiece

Rigelli and her friends were playing basketball when Dawson plopped the ball in her face. This made Rigelli attack Dawson, but Mickey restrained her. Rigelli promised to be calm, but still attacked Dawson. After her friends reprimanded her, Rigelli stormed off. She first attacked the Megan's clubhouse, then destroyed some chalk. Rigelli then saw Sesame Boy doing chalk drawing and helped him with it, but she really got into it.

Soon, the gang found her drawing. When they stood on top of Ol' Crusty, the drawing was strange and wonderful, according to Mickey. They then invited other children to look at it. Scammer Kid even sold off Rigelli's math art drawings. There were even students from Woodfleet Art College.

However, Mr Boyd found it and declared it as graffiti and that it had to be washed away. CJ contacted the Pale Kids to do something about it. When Harry came to hose it off, he liked the art it. Then everyone grabbed the hose until a helicopter came. It was an art expert from American Arts Endowment called Susan Detoupige and she argued with Boyd about the drawing until Rigelli had done the drawing. Mr Boyd went on top of Ol' Crusty and he liked the drawing once he saw it.

However Harry's hose burst and washed away the drawing. Everyone was upset, except Rigelli, who said if it's gone, it's gone and went off on a skateboard on the water as Harry brushed it off.

The End.
Joe Carter

File:Joe Carter.png  **Joe Carter** is a 10 year old boy, who helped the 98th Street School students make adjustments to and fix Eartha's bus called Old Huffy. Then the bus was as good as new. The 98th Street School students showed Miss Ropey and Eartha. Eartha was overjoyed and suggested taking the long way home. Miss Ropey told her class they all deserve gold stars, but they were modest and said CJ came up with the idea. Miss Ropey then wondered where CJ was. CJ was sitting on the top of the bus and taking Joe to 98th Street School to get him enrolled there as thanks for helping them. Now Joe is in Mr Boyd's class. He makes a first appearance in Operation Field Trip.

## Appearance

He wears a green jumper, a dark blue jacket, blue jeans, a blue cap and brown shoes and has ginger hair.

## Personality

He is a kind and friendly boy who helps the other students. On his first appearance in Operation Field Trip, he helped the 98th Street School students make adjustments to and fix Eartha's bus called Old Huffy. He is one of the friendly fifth graders in Mr Boyd's class. He is also in the same class with Eric Dawson and his friends.
Ben Baker

**Ben Baker** is Bill Parker's 98th Street School counterpart. He is one of Queen Barb's guards. He is Caucasian-American, slender, and he has black hair. He wears a green top and blue jeans. He makes a first appearance in "Jinxed" where he sends Rus Rimple to Queen Barb for causing trouble which he hasn't done due to being jinxed. He appeared in numerous episodes and made background appearances.
Dodgeball

Dodgeball is easily one of the most dangerous games on the playground. Once, a game between the fourth and fifth grades to the death (figuratively) was held for all the marbles (literally all the marbles of the respective grades). The fourth grade was caught in a massacre and the fifth grade nearly won, until Rus as Diaval came in and took out every single one of the fifth graders before handing in his balls for good.

## Notable Players

* Rus Rimple (as "Diaval")
* Vance MacLondon
* Dawson
Cockney Kid

**Jonathan "Cockney Kid" Jefferson** is Christopher "Cockney Kid" Williams' 98th Street School counterpart and a minor character from *C.J. and Friends*.

## Description

He is a student of 98th Street School who is from England and speaks with a cockney accent. first appearing in the episode "Disney Princess Rachel", where he got thrown into the dungeon for not bringing in any candy for Princess Rachel because he gave the last bit of candy to his little sister. He also appeared in "The Terrifying Tales of C.J. and Friends" where he and two fellow mates of his (who were also from London, England) helped Rus (who was dressed up as Sherlock Holmes) and the rest of the Recess Gang capture and defeat Sesame Boy in the form of a werewolf. In all other episodes, he remains a cameo. He is also mentioned in "Officer Mickey". Rigalli sold him her sandwich.

## Appearance

He has blonde hair, and wears a dark blue cap, a green jumper, a red t-shirt and blue jeans.

## Trivia

* Cockney Kid's appearance is very similar to his Third Street counterpart because he and his Third Street counterpart are from England, going to school in the United States of America, and he wears an old English hat.
Lara Deco

Lara Deco appears to be a clone of Laura Coco. She is one of Dawson's friends and was on Dawson's side. She is sometimes referred by her surname. She is African-American, she has long black hair, and she wears a green blouse, a purple jacket dress and a purple skirt. She seems to have a crush on Frankie Wazowski.
Rumor Mill

Everyone kept pushing Mickey around one Recess. His friends were sick of him being a pushover, but Mickey was “used to stuff like this by now.”

The next day, Mickey said he “slept like a baby.” When he passed the swings, Dill was scared of him for some reason and offered him his swing, when the previous day, he has snatched it from him. The rest of the gang were confused by this, so Dill told them he heard a rumour that at school the day before, some girl knocked crisps out of Mickey’s hands, so Mickey pushed the girl into the boy’s bathroom, which took Mickey by surprise. Dill said he heard it from Rachel, so the gang went to confront her, despite Mickey’s protests that he wasn’t bothered by rumours. Rachel said that Digger Jade told her that morning, so they confronted HER and they ended up confronting SO MANY kids that they lost count.

Eventually, they reached Jobey, who told them it was a legend and that he heard it from “the big guy,” meaning Principal Prickly. They approached Brinklow, who showed them a copy of his newspaper called the Brinklow Up, with the headline saying “MT: Mick Erupts” and that he heard it from Rachel, even though she had previously said that Digger Jade told her that morning. Rachel told them that some stranger on the phone, but Vance and C.J. didn’t believe her and attempted to throw her in the boy’s bathroom, but Mickey spared her that fate. Mickey confessed HE was the one who started the rumour because he was tired of people pushing him around. His friends suggested that he stick up for himself instead, then they set off to play kickball, but Mickey sticks up for himself for the first time by saying he prefers to dance. “Hey, you gotta respect the guy.”

The End.
Economics of Recess

CJ was heading back to school after being sick for a week, complaining about doing long division. When she got to school, her friends welcomed her back and explained that Rigelli took over as leader while CJ was sick.

Just before entering, a guard grabbed CJ's arm and asked for 3 stickers, which Vance gave. The gang explained that the latest craze are Lazestickers, which are stickers of lazy characters, like Lazycus and Lazy the dwarf. When CJ was about to drink at the water fountain, another guard asked for 2 stickers, which Vance paid for again. The gang then saw Brinklow being popular and they said that Brinklow has friend stickers.

At Recess, Mickey gave CJ a single Lazesticker, which was of Lazycus. After school, they found that Morrison's had sold out of Lazestickers, but Karen Morrison offered them Water Tiger stickers, which apparently China was going ape for. CJ's friends then left her to sulk. Then Brinklow came and offered CJ 5 Lazestickers for her hat, which she angrily agreed to. CJ then put on a hat that was blowing about and decided that she will earn her stickers by doing hard work. She did stuff like digging holes for Diggers Jade and Pam and pushing Swinger Boy on the swings. She then had kids doing work for her.

When she had enough Lazestickers, she bought ALL balls and employed Rachel to work for her. However, CJ became mad with power, losing her friends in the process.

The next day, the latest craze was now Water Tiger Stickers, which made CJ realise what she was becoming. Her friends had her agree to own 10 percent of stickers. However, just as she agreed, she went back to work to earn Water Tiger stickers.

The End
Raymond Jeans

**Raymond Jeans** is Leonard Weems' 98th Street counterpart and the the father of Rachel Jeans. One can presume that he taught his daughter, Rachel, how to snitch and all about living the 'snitch life.'

## Personality

He has a similar personality to Rachel, as he enjoys being a snitch and believes friends get in the way. Despite this, he seems like a nice person. He enjoys cooking and is quite good at it. He admits that at young age he was often alone because snitches typically have no close personal relations. He seems to be a house husband while his wife works as an attorney. He cares greatly for Rachel, worrying about Rachel after hearing Rachel's false story about how he has many friends with whom he shares his free time. It was at this time that he questioned whether he knew his own daughter anymore. When he learned it was all a big lie, he told Rachel he was disappointed; however, this was relieved since he was able to learn about his daughter. He simply wants his daughter to be proud of herself. He also tells Rachel not to lie to authority unless currying the favor of a bigger authority.

## Appearance

He looks similar to his counterpart with a bald forehead, wrinkles, and a mustache. He has blonde hair and a hunch back. He wears an white collared shirt with brown pants.
Artie Kid

**Peter "Artie Kid" Ross**, or **The Artie Kid**, is Kipper "Artie Kid" Hayes' 98th Street School counterpart and a student of 98th Street School and a minor, recurring character in *C.J. and Friends*.

He draws great drawings on the playground, though he does not have any speaking roles, he is seen talking to Rachel in an argument about him snitching on him for drawing on the playground by Rus.

## Personality

He is shown to be both quite reserved and creative talent; in the episode "Bendy, Bendy," he is shown to have a deep concern for his art whilst interpreting his feelings for a reformed Bendy. He is not seen that much in the episode "Stand Up Rachel" - or the whole series in fact - just having him (and his painting being ruined.)

He only ever appears in two episodes: "Stand Up Rachel" and "Bendy, Bendy"; however, looking by his moniker, he should've been featured more in the series - like The Swinger Boy, The Diggers (Jade and Pam), or The Upright Girl.

## Appearance

Arty Kid sports the paint artist look; he is seen painting in all the scenes he's in, however, he is quite unrevealed. He wears a dark green beret, painter's scrubs, and a blue t-shirt under it. He has fair skin and medium-length brown hair.

## History

Artie Kid only ever appears in the season three episode "Stand Up Rachel" and the season six episode "Bendy, Bendy."

In the episode "Stand Up Rachel", he is seen through Rus' empty paper towel roll painting a landscape. This masterpiece is later ruined by Rachel, who tells on Artie Kid to Mr Boyd; this event is the catalyst of the episode. This episode also marks his first appearance.

In the episode "Bendy, Bendy", he is seen as the only one who is building the Penrod Bendy Memorial Statue out of frozen popsicle sticks. This episode also marks his last appearance.

## Trivia

* He is similar to his Third Street School counterpart.
* He was one of Bendy's admirers in the episode "Bendy, Bendy."
Jack Rotweiler

**Jackie "Jack" Rotweiler** is Freddy "Fred" Detweiler's 98th Street School counterpart and C.J.'s older brother. He is kind and caring towards C.J., unlike their sister Betty who is mean to her. He is first mentioned in The Great Jungle Gym Stand-off, and he makes a first physical debut in C.J. and Friends: Schools Out.
Anti-Recess Agents

The **Anti-Recess Agents** are supporting antagonists of the film *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*. They are military agents who work for the Anti-Recess Legion led by Dr. Wilhelm Billington.

## Biography

### Taking Over 98th Street Elementary

The agents joined the Legion following Billington's dismissal as Secretary of Education due to his attempt of abolishing recess throughout the country. Sharing his belief of abolishing recess to raise test scores, the agents, along with the Anti-Recess Ninjas, became involved in Billington's next plot to get rid of summer vacation. To do so, they helped breaking into a U.S. military base, where they stole a tractor beam. They would later take over 98th Street Elementary during the summer, as Billington used to be principal until his firing in 1968 due to his anti-recess policy. With the school closed for the summer, the Anti-Recess Scientists used the school's auditorium as a base to perform tests while several agents (such as Gunderson, Dixon, Penderville, Marklin, Garrison and Raymond) are acting out as guards in case anybody would investigate the situation.

As it turns out, Billington plans to use the tractor beam to move the Moon at lunar perigee (the time when the Moon is closest to the Earth) to create permanent winter throughout the world so that student will have to stay in school, in hopes that it would raise test scores. Upon hearing that his former friend Peter Prickly (the current principal of the school) and C.J. Rotweiller are investigating the situation, Billington had the agents to lock them up, where he reveals his plan to them, much to their horror.

### Fighting Against the Students and Staff

With Prickly and C.J. in danger, C.J.'s friends gathered up all the students from their summer camps to help fight back against the Legion; even the groundskeeper Mr. Boyd brought up the teachers and staff to help the students fight back against the Legion. As such, the students laid down traps on several agents, allowing themselves and the teachers to break into the school to help Prickly and C.J..

Unperturbed, Billington orders more agents and ninjas to finish off the students and staff, though their efforts became for naught when Vance throws a baseball at the tractor beam, destroying it and foiling Billington's plot. The agents were arrested and sent to prison along with Billington and his other men for their crimes.
King Rus

Queen Barb felt ill with Tonsillitis, which results in her not being able to lead. To which she appoints Rus as a King of the Playground during her absence. Under Rus' tenure, he enjoys his role as the King although soon tyrannizes the playground as he becomes more forceful for the students and organizes time for students to meet him, including the gang, more so than Barb.

After solving a dispute between two first-grade girls, Rus starts acting more and more like Queen Barb, even having his hot temper and bossiness. He even institutes a cookie tax and imprisons all students who refuse or are unable to pay it and anyone who criticizes or even tries to reason with him. Because of this, more and more students are imprisoned which they then realize that Rus has turned into a tyrant. The prisoners escape and decide to dethrone him although a battle ensures from the rebels against his guards. It is abruptly cut as Barb has returned, presumably recovered, to regain her rightful place. Subsequently, she regains her royal powers from Rus, leaving him to be a regular student again. The gang quickly forgive him despite his cruel orders to them included among the students of the playground. Then Queen Barb asks Rigalli to be Lord Emperor of the West Playground, much to her exhilaration.
First Name Megan

Rachel was desperate to get a scoop for Mr Boyd. She tried the Megans, but they called her a loser. She also tried CJ and her friends, but Rigelli broke her recorder. Rachel then went to Mr Boyd and blurted out what she had, but Boyd wasn’t impressed and suggested maybe Donald would be better as a snitch. Rachel begged for another chance, which Boyd agreed to. Rachel searched through the Permanent Records, until she found Rigelli’s.

Later, at recess, Rachel blurted out Rigelli’s first name, which was Megan, and brought out the Permanent Record to prove it. The Megans knew they had no choice but to make her one of them, so they approached her.

"I, Megan H, invite you, Megan R, to be our new brother," Megan H invited.

They had to physically drag her to the club. It was quite a Prince Charming one, as the Megans were tomboys themselves, just that they were level-headed with it, and they were quite like the stereotypical Prince Charming, so they were, as TV Tropes says, Tomboys with Girly Streaks. They then tried to make Rigelli up with a handsome Prince outfit, which everyone laughed at, even Rachel. They then tried to make her watch films about Disney Princes, like Aladdin.

Rigelli’s friends were desperate to get her back, so they got library cards from the Scammer Kid (my 98th School counterpart of Hustler Kid) and got every kid on the playground to join them. Greta went in the clubhouse first, as Megan Grobler, aka Megan G. CJ then went in, as Megan Rottweiler, aka Megan R II, then everyone else did. CJ made the Megans a deal: if they let Rigelli out, the rest will go, which they reluctantly agreed to.

"As long as a kid’s got friends like you guys, it doesn’t matter what your name is," said Rigelli.

"Hey, Prince Megan Charming, where’s your Aladdin doll?" asked Rachel mockingly.

"Come back here, you little snob!" cried Rigelli, running after Rachel.

"There are a lot of Megans out there, but there’s only one Rigelli," said CJ.
Jacob "Jake" Gum

**Jacob Gum** is Queen Barb's third adviser. Everyone called him Jake for short. He works for Queen Barb, alongside Gordan and Gerard. He has brown hair and wears a red jumper. He makes a first appearance in Bad Hair Day. In Dodgeball City, Jake makes a cameo appearance on the same side as Dawson, thus confirming that he is in fifth grade. He seems to be fair-weathered friends with Dawson and his friends. Like Dippy, Florence and Whistle Boy, he hangs out with other fifth graders and sometimes sixth graders, especially he hangs out with Gordan and Gerard.
Milker Dingers

**Milker Dingers** are chocolate bars or cake rolls adored and traded by most students at 98th Street School.

## Trivia

* It has a Scottish variant called Milker McDinger.
* According to Greta in "Mistress' Girl", Winger Dingers lacks flavor and nutrition value, but it is still liked because, according to Greta, the promotional ads on TV use subliminal messages.
Barry

**Barry Feldman** is Billy Fieldman's 98th Street School counterpart. He has a broken leg and a crutch. He appeared in "The Bet" where Vance MacLondon asks him about Best 3 out of 5. Barry declines. Then Barry explains that he has had enough and leaves. Vance taunts calling him "Plaster Boy" to run for his life because Vance is on the loose. Later, Vance meets Barry again and competes with him. Barry jumps into the sandbox, dropping his crutch. Then Vance jumps up to him, and they both cheer "All right!" Then Barry walks off normally instead of walking in pain.

## Appearance

He has ginger hair and wears a green jumper and blue jeans.
Queen Wendy

**Queen Wendy** was the queen of 98th Street School. He ruled during the time Queen Barb was in First Grade. She was the predecessor of Queen Jaqueline and the successor of Queen Xandra. She instituted the law which banned faking-out during a fight. He was mentioned in the episode "Queen Barb".

According to Queen Barb, she was short, had red hair, and ruled the playground with an iron fist.
Horace Baldwin

**Horace Baldwin** (the School Paper Reporter) is Louis Darwin's 98th Street School counterpart. He appeared in Bad Hair Day where he sees Mickey Beaver getting covered in bubblegum. He states that this story pretty much tells itself and this one he has heard too many times. He decides to get a juice. He also appeared in several episodes, including A Science Fair to Remember, where he seats with Dawson and Jake, thus confirming he is in fifth grade.

## Appearance

He has a grey black-striped hat with an orange paper on it, green glasses, a dark blue top and brown trousers.
Fungus

**Willis Fungus** is Wallace Fenwick's 98th Street counterpart and the secondary antagonist in *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*. He is Dr. Wilhelm Billington's right-hand man and second-in-command of the Anti-Recess Legion.

## Personality

He is very timid and easily intimidated by his superior. He also is prone to panic when his boss is upset. He is soft-spoken and middle witted. He can come up with good ideas at times but he is a docile wimp.

He is very pitiful but his willingness to help Billington and his attempt to turn on him after arrest can still classify him enough for him to be called a villain.

## Appearance

He is slender, and has ginger hair. He wears glasses, a dark blue suit with a bowtie.

## History

He is introduced early in the movie, where he helps his boss in preparing the tractor beam. He agrees with the scientists in telling Billington of the possibility of moving in their base of operations, though the latter refused since it was there that he wanted everything to take place.

When they discover The Recess Gang was watching, Billington questioned Fungus as to why there were children present in the base. Fungus denied any involvement with the act, while his boss ordered him to capture them only for most of them (except C.J.) to escape the school. Fungus is later locked in a closet by Greta Grobler after the gang and their classmates decided to put an end to their plans. Fungus protested this and this caused him to stay put as Billington and the others were defeated after the tractor beam was destroyed.

At the end of the movie, he was arrested and frantically stating "But it's all his fault. I was only following orders. I'll turn in the state's evidence." but the police refuse his petty offer and furiously arrest him. Even Rachel Jeans (the school snitch) was disgusted with Fungus' duplicitous nature and labeled him a squealer for it.
Finkelmeier Academy

**The Finkelmeier Elementary** for the incredibly and extremely gifted is a special school for geniuses and gifted students. Students get tons of homework, thick books with tiny print and their own Lab Rat (Fourth Graders). The only known student to go there is Squeaky Patterson. Greta almost got an admission; but she refused, saying that there is more to education than learning.
C.J.'s Rules

C.J's rules are made by C.J. Rotweiler when she is chosen to be the principal for a day in Principal for a Day.

## Rules

* Students May refuse to answer any question they don’t know the answer to.
* Lunch will be pizza and dessert will be chocolate chunk cookies.
* Students sharing their pens and pencils is strictly forbidden.
* Effective immediately, all day recess.
Algy

**Algy** is Eddie's 98th Street School counterpart and a sixth-grade student of 98th Street School, who has bully-like tendencies and is troublesome in nature. His full name in Algy Punsen.

He usually appears as a background character, and sometimes, he is one of the fifth-graders who is seen playing sports alongside Dawson and the rest of his friends. Eddie normally hangs out with Florence (the future queen of the playground) and Ben who appeared in the episode "Jinxed" (from whom Rus took the notebook).

## Appearance

He is tall, athletic, and has brown hair. He also wears a grey vest and wrist bands.

## History

In the episode "Jinxed", Algy is one of the spinners on the wheel. The wheel was used as a punishment for Rus ordered by Queen Barb for Rus' insolence. Later on, he is seen standing next to the sixth-grader who Rus has had problems with earlier in the episode, both of whom seemed remorseful for their part in Rus' misfortune.

In the episode "To Boyd with Love", Algy can be seen with Florence and Ben of his bullying Guru Kid.

He has another fairly large role in the episode "Me No Know", in which he is seen aggressively approaching Vince only for it to be revealed that he is quoting the same movie as everyone else.

He and Ben are seen charging C.J. a Mon-Sticker in "Economics of Recess" for laying down on the grass.

In the episode "Sphinx Barb", Algy was seen in the same class as Queen Barb, indicating that he might possibly be a sixth-grader like King Bob. However, Florence was also seen in that class, but she is in fifth grade as she became the new queen of the playground after Queen Barb finished sixth grade and went on to middle school and so Algy either could be a fifth grader, like Florence, or a sixth-grader, like Queen Barb.
Rita Bassey

**Rita Bassey** is the clone of Sue Bob Murphy and the fourth worst kid in school.

## Personality

Rita's personality is not well defined because she has minimal appearances compared to the other bad kids. She is known to be a bully, stealing Sesame Boy's lunch in "Don't Ask Me." She seems to be the calmest and most collected of the bad kids. While she does not seem to mind stealing or other stuff that makes her a frequent visitor to the principal's office, she seems to listen to people's stories a lot (or at least just Greta's). She also seems to have a little respect for Greta and a bit of resentment for Mickey.

She and Marsh the Worst appear to be good friends, probably due to being the only girls in their group.

## Appearance

Rita has a narrow face with a light placement of freckles. She has ginger hair, pink jeans, gray sneakers, and a green jersey with pink sleeves with a large pink number zero on it's front.
Margaret

**Margaret** is a Fourth Grade student at 98th Street School. She is Susan's 98th Street School counterpart. She is an African-American girl who wears a pink dress, brown shoes, and makes two pigtails out of her black hair. She only ever appears in the episode "Queen Greta." Gerard suggested that she should be made the temporary ruler of the playground, as she is smart, but Queen Barb refuses saying that she is probably too smart to be chosen. Greta is later chosen to be Queen.
Joey Rancher

**Joey Rancher** is Cheay's 98th Street School counterpart and one of Dawson's friends in *98th Street School*. He is a fifth (later sixth) grader and a bully.

He is also a jock like Dawson. He wears a backwards baseball cap and sunglasses. Unlike his counterpart, he is Caucasian-American and is bald.
Lucy Logan

**Lucy** '**Rubin**' **Logan** is a one-shot character in *C.J. and Friends*. She is a retiree at an Old Folks' Home located somewhere in Manhattan. She met C.J. when Mickey pressured her into going there in lieu of going to the Senorita Fuchion festival.

She is the creator of the Mexican-style superheroine Senorita Fuchion; however, she originally dubbed the character Senorita Lightning. She only ever appears in the episode "Jacques's Old Folk's Home."

## Appearance and Personality

Logan has two forms: one in the present day and one during WWII. In the present day, she has grey hair.

She has circular eyes, a pointy-out nose, and a sculpted chin. She also wears a red shirt, brown checkered trousers, dark green high-tops, and a grey cap.

During WWII, she sported a look much like C.J.'s. She wore a pink jacket, blue sailor cap, and a purple skirt.

## History

Logan has served in WWII and had subsequently been detained at a POW camp in Germany with a group of fellow POWs that look almost identical to the Gang (with Logan looking like C.J.) and under a Commandant that looks almost identical to Prickly.

The Commandant also has a name exactly like Prickly's; there is a also a subordinate of the Commandant's with a name like Mr Boyd's.

Either before or after her military career, she had become a comic book mogul. Inventing and writing her own comic books, Senorita Fuchion amongst them. From her skill drawing Senorita Fuchion, it is safe to conclude that she was also the artist of said book.

## Trivia

* Her POW group was a mirror of the Gang, in fact, she is widely perceived to be a mirror of C.J.
	+ They were also a clear reference to the characters from "Hogan's heroes.
* Despite being the creator of Senorita Fuchion, she was not at the festival. This could be a reference to how certain Golden Age comic creators have been forgotten by publishing companies, and garner little respect by them.
Mr Von Solomoney

**Mr Juan Von Solomoney** is Antonio Carioca's 98th Street counterpart and a one-shot character in the episode "The Voice". He is an opera tenor singer and Mrs Von Solomoney's husband. When Mickey finds Mr Juan Von Solomoney is Mrs Von Solomoney's husband, he felt very distraught and left the music room. Juan wonders if it is something he sang (he did so while greeting him).

## Relationships

### **Mrs Von Solomoney**

During the middle of "The Voice", Juan was performing a piano solo with his wife at the music room. Mickey learns that Juan is Mrs Von Solomoney's husband, which made Mickey hurt his feelings due to his crush development on Mrs Von Solomoney.

## Appearance

Unlike his 98th Street counterpart, he is Caucasian-American. He has a green jumper and has blonde hair and moustache.
Safety Rangers

**The Safety Rangers** are the crossing guards at 98th Street School. They dress in uniform: green formal shirts and trousers, black ties, orange/yellow utility belts, and black shoes. They're lead by Captain Rod.

## History

In the episode "Officer Mickey," Mickey idolized the safety rangers and wanted to become one. He, after a series of facts and favors by the gang, was given his sash. However, he later quit after realizing it was too tough for him: he had to get-up early and miss breakfast; then it would start to rain; and, during his duty, kids spat at him when he tried to stop them from skateboarding.

In the the episode "Economics of Recess," they enforced the ticket collection on the school gate and on certain areas of the playground. It is unclear whether they did this as a victor faction in the power vacuum that was created with this new currency or if they did this to enforce order and to not be a victor and, if they did so, who were they working under.

In the episode "Tattletale Heart," they are under the jurisdiction of Mr Boyd, who treats them as enforcement officers. This is the first occurrence where they execute these actions.

In *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*, many of the safety rangers were in Rus' military camp.
Mistress' Girl

Miss Dolores Ropey was giving everyone their assignments back on their book report, CJ having only done the cover blurb. She called Rigelli back and complimented her on her report, on which she had got an A+. She implied that she was her opposite, Rigelli being a Jerk with a Heart of Gold while Ropey was a B\*\*\*h in Sheep’s Clothing and due to this, she felt she could be Rigelli’s mentor, though she only saw her usefulness.

Outside, Rigelli started to play dodgeball, but then she saw Ropey about to step in a puddle and cried, "Look out, Mistress!" referring to Ropey being Rigelli's mentor. Everyone was shocked. And they continued to be shocked, even Queen Barb. This was too much for Rigelli to bear. She kept hearing "Mistress’s Girl," everywhere. Even when she refused to go back to school, her mother took her.

Her friends tried to help her, by attempting to lure Mr Boyd into a puddle and making Rachel call him "Daddy," then sticking "Call me Master," on Principal Prickly's back. They then recorded Kip Tabor Lennon saying "Master, Mistress," on the tannoy. None worked.

The next day at school, CJ called Ropey Mistress, then everyone else did. Rigelli was happy again. None of them noticed Principal Prickly and Mr Boyd call each other Master.

The End.
Kindergarten Derby

One Recess, Queen Barb announces the yearly Kindergarten Derby, which everyone was looking forward to, except for Mickey. When it came time to select a kindergartener, Barb picked Hubert, the fastest, but Mickey protested, saying that the kindergarteners shouldn’t be treated like cattle and walked off.

Soon, a fat kindergartener ran up toward him. His name was Chubby and he was training. He wanted Mickey to train him and to be his "big brother," which Mickey agreed. CJ and the gang had Sandy. Mickey kept insisting that winning isn't important and he just wants Chubby to finish. He also told Chubby why he hated the Derby, because he was the only one who actually won the Derby and everyone assumed he cheated.

When the Derby finally came, everyone teased Chubby because they feared he would cheat like Mickey did, which made Mickey mad and he bet 100 Milker Dingers on Chubby.

Each one of the kindergarteners fell for a specific trap, until there were Chubby and Hubert left. Rigelli spotted Mickey’s ticket on his 100 Milker Dinger bet and Greta told him it was enough to last him till high school. Mickey then shouted that Chubby win and he did.

Queen Barb granted Chubby one wish, and Chubby wished that there be no more Kindergarten Derby, because as Mickey said, they treat the kindergarteners like cattle. Queen Barb then announced that the Derby was “no more.” Mickey then said that "Chubby did great."
Marsh the Worst

**Marshall** "**Marsh the Worst**" **Marsh** is Kirsten "Kurst the Worst" Kurst's 98th Street School counterpart and a recurring character in *C.J. and Friends*.

## Personality

She is portrayed as the worst kid in the school. She is commonly found stealing food from the cafeteria, showing disregard for school rules.

She is quite the glutton, devouring every meal she can get. It is even stated that she can eat more than even Mickey.

She is a bully and treats others with disdain, leading to her generally disliked by the people of her school. Her only redeemable moment is when she helps in saving the world before recess can be destroyed.

## Appearance

Like her Third Street School counterpart, she carries the persona of a bully. She is fat, Asian, quite short, wears a purple shirt with a yellow star which is too small for her, as it doesn't cover her stomach, pink shorts, purple and white sneakers, and has very curly blonde hair.

## History

In the episode "Soccer Boy", she made a cameo as a football player, where she was seen jumping on Mickey, tackling him. In the episode "Dawson and his Crew", she performed a ballet dance with Rachel similar to that of Mickey and Rigalli in the episode "Dance Lessons".

She befriends Mickey in the episode "Marsh the Not So Bad". Mickey has a bonding with Marsh when they discovered that they like the same dessert. She‘s aggressive and doesn't care about anything but food. Her quote in the episode "Marsh the Not So Bad" is "...had it coming."

In the movie *C.J. and Friends: School's Out*, Marsh goes to the wrestling camp with Spinelli and Scammer Kid. As such, she is later seen in the liberation party for 98th Street and helps stop Dr. Wilhelm Billington.
Lazestickers

**Lazestickers** are stickers of lazy characters including Lazycus and Lazy the dwarf. It was one of C.J's latest crazes. C.J. discovers that while she was out sick, 98th Street School has undergone Lazestickers. It would now require an X amount of Lazestickers to do anything that was free at recess before that point. At first, C.J. is broke, but through hard work and investments, she becomes the richest kid in school and grows mad with power and greed and even loses her friends in the process. The next day, the latest craze was now Water Tiger Stickers, which made CJ realise what she was becoming. Her friends had her agree to own 10 percent of stickers. However, just as she agreed, she went back to work to earn Water Tiger stickers.