What’s going on
Mila Kunis (Meg) stars in a new movie “Luckiest Girl Alive,” which airs on Netflix and in theaters. She appears Wednesday, 10/19 on “Jimmy Kimmel Live” on ABC.
Seth Green (Chris) has a new film coming out, “Changeland.” He does voices in the animated series “Guardians of the Galaxy” and the upcoming “Star Wars: Detours.” He also still makes “Robot Chicken” for Cartoon Network.
Seth MacFarlane appears in the new Showtime miniseries “The Loudest Voice” and stars in “The Orville” on HULU. He also still does voices in the show “American Dad” on TBS.
Mike Henry (Cleveland) also appears in “The Orville” and “American Dad.”
Alex Borstein (Lois) appears in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” on Amazon.
Gary Cole (Principal Shepherd and other voices) stars in “NCIS” Tuesdays on CBS and appears in many shows, including “The Good Fight,” “Chicago Fire”, and an animated Netflix series called “Trolls: The Beat Goes On!”
Lacey Chabert (ex-Meg) has a bunch of movies coming out.
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Larry David Larry is the star of the show as well as the writer. He plays himself, but nobody is really this clueless. He’s a comic genius. Larry the character is socially inept and very self-centered. He gets irritated by other people and situations (sometimes justified) but mostly ends up annoying other people with what he says and does. He gets himself into strange situations sometimes.
Jeff Greene Jeff is Larry’s best friend and lives nearby as well. Jeff is similar to Larry but is more jovial and gets along better with people. He’s also Larry’s manager. Jeff is married to a real shrew and has cheated on her. He and Larry are often getting into mishaps, but Larry is more the leader and Jeff is the follower.
Cheryl David Cheryl was Larry’s wife for many years on the show, but they got divorced. She thought she was too good for him because she was very pretty and better with people. Larry can be a real idiot sometimes, especially when it comes to people. Cheryl, like most of the people in this show, is very self-centered. Most of them are very spoiled and living in a rich-person’s Hollywood bubble. Cheryl was an actress but apparently not a very good one because she didn’t get too many parts.
Susie Greene Susie is Jeff’s long-suffering wife who has a loud mouth and is very outspoken. Larry and Jeff do a lot of crazy, stupid things and she is the one who usually is there to yell at them for it. Then again, it would be really hard to be married to someone like her.
Richard Lewis Like Larry, Richard plays a fictional version of himself. We don’t know which is real and which is fiction. Richard is very neurotic and worries a lot (most of his comedy shows are about that, too). He often has a beautiful woman on his arm, but he usually ends up screwing up the relationship in one way or another.
Marty Funkhouser He’s an old friend of Larry’s.
Leon Black Leon is a distant relative of Larry’s ex-girlfriend Loretta. When she and her family left Larry’s house, he stayed. He and Larry are good friends and often get into trouble together.
Sammi Greene Sammi is Jeff and Susie’s daughter. She’s now an adult.
Ted Danson He also plays a fictionalized version of himself. Ted in the show seems very laid back but often gets into fights with Larry. After he and his wife divorced, he dated Larry’s ex-wife, Cheryl.
Nat David Larry’s dad, who might be even more annoying than Larry.
Antoinette Spolar Larry’s previous receptionist, who kept a lot of his secrets…She was in the first four seasons.
Loretta Black Larry’s ex-girlfriend
Keysha Black She and Darryl are Loretta’s children.
Nan Funkhouser She’s married to Marty, until they divorce.
Wanda Sykes She also plays herself. Whenever Larry talks to her, he often ends up saying the wrong thing about black people. Wanda often gets annoyed with Larry for what he says and does, especially with regards to black people.
