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| Wagner, Mrs. |
Laila Berzins
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| Wagon Driver |
Actor Unknown
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| Waiter |
Maureen Davis
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| Waiter (a) |
Phil Lollar
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| Waiter (b) |
Bob Hoose
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| Waiter (c) |
Actor Unknown
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| Waiter (e) |
Paul McCusker
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| Waiter (f) |
Steve Harris
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| Waiter (g) |
Bob Smithouser
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| Waiter (d) |
Dave Fennoy
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| Waitress |
Actor Unknown
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| Walker Henderson |
The janitor of Albert's high school who has trouble reading. |
Jim Custer
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| Wallace Worthington |
Actor Unknown
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| Wally Haggler |
The manager of Haggler's Junkyard, once in prison and now on the right track. |
Jim Ward
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| Wally the Wallet |
Will Ryan
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| Walter |
Nathan Carlson
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| Walter (c) |
Bob Luttrell
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| Walter (Clown) |
John Crist
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| Walter Greentree |
A journalist with the Harlanville Times. |
Jim Meskimen
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| Walter Madison |
A member of the Missions Board working in Alaska with Jason. |
Jack Blessing
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| Walter Shakespeare |
The obedient servant of Edwin Blackgaard and fellow thespian. |
Corey Burton
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| Walter (b) |
Andre Robinson
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| Walton |
Randy Crenshaw
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| Ward Bond, Officer |
An officer who attempts to arrest George for trespassing in his own house. |
Steve Bridges
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| Warren |
Actor Unknown
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| Warren Summers |
A boy who creates a model train car called 'The Silver Streak' at Whit's End. |
Michael Parisi
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| Washington Star Receptionist |
Kat Cressida
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| Water slide park employee |
Jerry Houser
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| Waterworld Attendant |
Donald Long
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| Watmos |
Jerry Houser
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| Watson, Mr. |
The owner of Watson's Hardware Emporium. |
Bob Luttrell
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| Waylan |
Actor Unknown
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| Wayne |
Actor Unknown
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| We Weekly Announcer |
Actor Unknown
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| Weatherman |
Dave Arnold
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| Weatherman (a) |
Dave Arnold
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| Weatherman (b) |
Phil Lollar
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| Weaver, Mrs. |
The mother of Rachel Weaver. |
Actor Unknown
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| Webster, Mr. |
The last person to see Steve Larson. |
Bob Luttrell
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| Wedding officiant |
Pete Reneday
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| Weeval Blight |
Bob Luttrell
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| Welch, Mr. |
A man who runs a bicycle store and who's son tries to teach Stewart Reed to ride a bike, causing an accident. |
Alan Young
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| Wellington Bassett |
The successful twin brother of Wooton Bassett. |
Dale Inghram
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| Wendy |
A friend of Donna Barclay's. |
Azure Janosky
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| Wendy Hillerman |
Azure Janosky
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| Wendy Zannuck |
Actor Unknown
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| Wes |
Antony Del Rio
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| Wes Chester |
The trusty sidekick of Matt Cartwood. |
Jess Harnell
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| Wes Tucker |
The director of the reality tv show The Challenge. |
Matt Hurwitz
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| Westhold, Captain |
The captain of the PT-211 patrol torpedo boat. |
Phil Lollar
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| Westra, Mrs. |
A woman with a beautiful garden whom Seth tries to convert to Christianity. |
Noel McGraff
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| Wexford, Mr. |
Owner and operator of Wexford Funeral Homes. |
Erv Immerman
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| What is He Saying Contest Singer |
John Campbell
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| Wheeler, Mr. |
Jack Angel
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| Whip |
Paul McCusker
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| Whiskers |
Actor Unknown
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| Whit's Safe |
Bob Luttrell
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| Whit's End Customer |
Actor Unknown
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| Whit's End Patron |
Samuel Buhler
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| Wicked and Mean and Generally Not Very Nice Woman |
Chris Anthony
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| Widow |
Diane Michelle
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| Wife |
Maureen Davis
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| Wilcox, Mr. |
A house owner who happens to be one of Bernard Walton's best window washing customers. |
Phil Lollar
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| Wilda Murphy |
A wild life photographer in Gentle River Park. |
Shirley Mitchell
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| Wilfred Norcomb |
A kennel owner who blamed Patricia Carter for the deaths of his dogs. |
Tim Halligan
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| Wilhelm Holstein |
The owner of Holstein's Books. |
Dan Hagen
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| Wilkerson, Mrs. |
A woman who thinks she saw Steve Larson's kidnapper. |
Dee Otte
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| Will |
Dean (actor)
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| Will Bakaran |
Kiff VandenHeuvel
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| Will's Father |
Pete Reneday
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| Will's Mother |
Beth Wernick
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| William Beans, Dr. |
A prisoner of a British Fleet in Chesapeake Bay. |
Hal Smith
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| William Bradford |
Actor Unknown
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| William Brewster |
Andre Stojka
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| William Conant, Colonel |
A colonel who alerts people the British are coming on behalf of Paul Revere. |
Bob Luttrell
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| William Crestone |
Jeff Doucette
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| William Diamond |
Theo Greenly
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| William Ford |
Actor Unknown
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| William Foster, Dr. |
An agent with the department of health. |
Matt Hurwitz
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| William Leslie, Dr. |
Jon Curry
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| William Murdoch |
Matt Hurwitz
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| William Ross |
The son of Henry and Caroline who used the Underground Railroad to escape to freedom. |
Angelo Sales
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| William Rusk |
Actor Unknown
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| William Shakespeare |
A poet and playwright during the sixteenth century. |
Corey Burton
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| William Shattered |
The host of Rescue 119 and star of Star Trip. |
Phil Lollar
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| William Tyndale |
Actor Unknown
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| William, Sir |
A knight from the 12th Century with Isaac for a squire. |
Adam Wylie
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| William (b) |
Actor Unknown
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| Williams, Pastor |
A pastor at the church. |
Chuck Bolte
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| Willis |
A man who tries to attack Bart Rathbone for marking up his prices during the tornado. |
Corey Burton
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| Willy Wonky |
Andre Stojka
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| Wilma Bassett |
Wooton's favorite cousin who hires actresses to play her own daughters, in an effort to impress Grandpa Bassett. |
Maureen Davis
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| Wilma Neidlebark |
A renowned nature expert at Camp What-A-Nut. |
John Eldridge
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| Wilson (a) |
A member of the Scheinholtz building security. |
Mark Drury
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| Wilson (b) |
The person that is trying to collect money from Carson McKay. |
Patrick Labyorteaux
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| Window Washer Agent (a) |
Chuck Bolte
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| Window Washer Agent (b) |
Dave Arnold
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| Wine Taster |
A jailed servant to Pharaoh who dreams he will be rehired. |
Bob Hoose
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| Winfreed |
Nathan Carlson
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| Winger, Officer |
An officer who helps Bernard drag Robyn out of a dumpster. |
Bob Luttrell
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| Winnifred |
Actor Unknown
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| Winston Bassett |
The wealthy father of Wooton Bassett. |
Fred Tatasciore
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| Winthrop, Mr. |
Lucy's teacher who wants her to write about evolution. |
Phil Lollar
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| Wisdom |
Actor Unknown
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| Witness |
Actor Unknown
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| Witness #1 |
Actor Unknown
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| Witness #2 |
Marshal Younger
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| Witness at gate |
Pete Reneday
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| Witness Protection Agent |
Actor Unknown
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| Wolcott, Dr. |
Fred Tatasciore
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| Wolfgang Gower |
Corey Padnos
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| Woman |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman (a) |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman (b) |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman (c) |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman (Shopper) |
Lynn Luttrell
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| Woman (On the Bus) |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman at well |
Katie Leigh
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| Woman at the Fair |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman from Tekoa |
Diane Michelle
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| Woman in crowd #1 |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in crowd #2 |
Katie Leigh
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| Woman in crowd #3 |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in the courtyard |
Chris Anthony
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| Woman in the crowd |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in the street |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in the crowd #1 |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in the crowd #2 |
Lynn Luttrell
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| Woman in the kitchen #1 |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman in the kitchen #2 |
Debbie Schneider
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| Woman in the parade #1 |
Chris Anthony
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| Woman in the parade #2 |
Chris Anthony
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| Woman in the Park #1 |
Kara Stooke
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| Woman in the Park #2 |
Maggie Malooly
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| Woman of Bahurim |
Kelsey Lansdowne
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| Woman on Candid Conversations (a) |
Actor Unknown
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| Woman on the street |
Actor Unknown
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| Wombatcomputer |
Melissa Disney
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| Wombatman |
A B-TV parody of Batman, complete with a Wombat Cave. |
Jess Harnell
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| Women of Israel |
Actor Unknown
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| Woodchuck |
Bob Luttrell
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| Woody |
An agent working with Frank Phillips. |
Barry Stigler
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| Wooton's second biggest fan |
Sarah Harris
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| Woots |
Jess Harnell
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| Wordly-Wise, Mr. |
A character in KYDS Radio production of Pilgrim's Progress. |
Will Ryan
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| Worthlessness |
Kay Bess
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| Wretched, Mrs. |
The wife of Bob Wretched. |
Katie Leigh
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| Wrist Watch |
Chris Anthony
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| Wrong Numbers on Intercom |
Jess Harnell
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| Wyatt Perkins |
A lonely boy who pretends to be a good deal smarter than he is. |
Brock Duncan
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'W'
Characters
Wagner, Mrs.Characters
Wagon Driver
Waiter
Waiter (a)
Waiter (b)
Waiter (c)
Waiter (e)
Waiter (f)
Waiter (g)
Waiter (d)
Waitress
Walker Henderson
Wallace Worthington
Wally Haggler
Wally the Wallet
Walter
Walter (c)
Walter (Clown)
Walter Greentree
Walter Madison
Walter Shakespeare
Walter (b)
Walton
Ward Bond, Officer
Warren
Warren Summers
Washington Star Receptionist
Water slide park employee
Waterworld Attendant
Watmos
Watson, Mr.
Waylan
Wayne
We Weekly Announcer
Weatherman
Weatherman (a)
Weatherman (b)
Weaver, Mrs.
Webster, Mr.
Wedding officiant
Weeval Blight
Welch, Mr.
Wellington Bassett
Wendy
Wendy Hillerman
Wendy Zannuck
Wes
Wes Chester
Wes Tucker
Westhold, Captain
Westra, Mrs.
Wexford, Mr.
What is He Saying Contest Singer
Wheeler, Mr.
Whip
Whiskers
Whit's Safe
Whit's End Customer
Whit's End Patron
Wicked and Mean and Generally Not Very Nice Woman
Widow
Wife
Wilcox, Mr.
Wilda Murphy
Wilfred Norcomb
Wilhelm Holstein
Wilkerson, Mrs.
Will
Will Bakaran
Will's Father
Will's Mother
William Beans, Dr.
William Bradford
William Brewster
William Conant, Colonel
William Crestone
William Diamond
William Ford
William Foster, Dr.
William Leslie, Dr.
William Murdoch
William Ross
William Rusk
William Shakespeare
William Shattered
William Tyndale
William, Sir
William (b)
Williams, Pastor
Willis
Willy Wonky
Wilma Bassett
Wilma Neidlebark
Wilson Knox
Wilson (a)
Wilson (b)
Window Washer Agent (a)
Window Washer Agent (b)
Wine Taster
Winfreed
Winger, Officer
Winnifred
Winston Bassett
Winthrop, Mr.
Wisdom
Witness
Witness #1
Witness #2
Witness at gate
Witness Protection Agent
Wolcott, Dr.
Wolfgang Gower
Woman
Woman (a)
Woman (b)
Woman (c)
Woman (Shopper)
Woman (On the Bus)
Woman at well
Woman at the Fair
Woman from Tekoa
Woman in crowd #1
Woman in crowd #2
Woman in crowd #3
Woman in the courtyard
Woman in the crowd
Woman in the street
Woman in the crowd #1
Woman in the crowd #2
Woman in the kitchen #1
Woman in the kitchen #2
Woman in the parade #1
Woman in the parade #2
Woman in the Park #1
Woman in the Park #2
Woman of Bahurim
Woman on Candid Conversations (a)
Woman on the street
Wombatcomputer
Wombatman
Women of Israel
Woodchuck
Woody
Wooton Bassett
Wooton's second biggest fan
Woots
Wordly-Wise, Mr.
Worthlessness
Wretched, Mrs.
Wrist Watch
Wrong Numbers on Intercom
Wyatt Perkins