Characters

Rory Douglas takes over the management of O'Forgotten Worlds and reveals his miserable, reluctant campaign for mayor.

Vincent transitions from a captive Party Island operative to a reluctant owner of Forgotten Worlds, facing both physical peril and a total lack of geeky enthusiasm.

Michael Dorn made a legendary appearance at the grand opening of Forgotten Worlds, but he wasn't just there for the vibes—he was on a mission.

Rickel McPickel is making a major splash as the new proprietor of Forgotten Worlds, though his management style is proving to be a bit more grounded than the initial fanfare suggested.

Rob Thompson reports on the reopening of Forgotten Worlds as a reporter for the local rag, The Party Islander.

Galen McDaddy makes his debut as the insufferable socialite son of Mayor McDaddy during the high-profile reopening of Forgotten Worlds, where he mocks the "geeks and virgins" browsing "little picture books."

Biffy is a towering presence at Forgotten Licks, standing at an impressive 7'1".

Stevie "The Ripper" The Ripper is the bass teacher at Forgotten Licks who knows the hits by The Offspring.

Jack, known by the real name Jeremy, is a student at Forgotten Licks.

Fans of The Town Show witnessed the 'Stewart effect' in full swing during a hilarious improv sketch featuring a comedic impersonation of Sir Patrick Stewart. The character made a grand entrance into a comic book shop, arms wide, demanding 'four lights, yes, yes, yes.'