List of Clone High minor characters
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This is a list of Clone High minor characters. Clone High writer Adam Pava wrote that every background character appearing in Clone High is actually a historical figure, not just a randomly designed place holder. Therefore any list of the cast of Clone High must be considered tentative at best.
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[edit] Clones, Doppelgangers, Dark Doubles, or Otherwise Derivative Characters
- Elvis Presley -- Actually two clones, the Elvis twins. One twin represents Elvis at the height of his career, the other at his most diminished and corpulent. This dichotomy may be a parody of the Elvis stamp poll, or of the fact that the real Elvis had a twin brother who died shortly after he was born
- Marie Curie -- Sweet yet shy friend of Gandhi. Madame Curie's work with radiation has mutated her DNA in such a way that when she was cloned, she came out grotesquely deformed
- George Washington Carver -- Science geek. Seemingly obessed with peanuts, to the extent that he has created his own anthropomorphic peanut, Mr Peanie.
- Genghis Khan -- Big, hungry oaf with a beautiful operatic singing voice. Wears a "Screw Tibet" T-shirt
- Julius Caesar -- Popular student who speaks with a theatrical Shakespearean accent
- Catherine the Great -- Prissy Valley Girl-type. Evaluated as "Catherine the So-So" by JFK
- Van Gogh -- Morbidly depressed artistic teenager
- Nostradamus -- Bad psychic
- Jimi Hendrix -- Drastically diverges from his clonefather in that this Hendrix clone is closely associated with drugs and the electric guitar
- The Brontë Sisters -- They always wear sunglasses, even at night
- Thomas Edison -- A/V weirdo
- Harriet Tubman -- Thinks Gandhi looks like "a shorter, browner Kennedy" after his makeover
- Sigmund Freud -- easily saw the hidden meaning behind Joan's student film
- Paul Revere -- Incorrigible gossip
- Buddy Holly -- Musician who offers to give Abe a ride
- Eleanor Roosevelt -- Sadistic and very manly gym teacher
- The Buddha -- Ironically, suggest that the students start a riot after a cross-country meet
- Walt Disney -- Know-it-all student
- Mother Teresa -- Makes a 'teen-slasher-sex-romp' film for the school film fest
- Marilyn Monroe -- Had her "Bay of Pigs" invaded by JFK
- Moses -- a parody of Charlton Heston as he appeared in the 1956 film, The Ten Commandments; once had a problem with lactose, but has since learned to be more tolerant of it. Had to use a calculator to divide 100 by 10.
- Martin Luther King Jr. -- Once had a dream... that they would have ham and cheese sandwiches for lunch!
- Eva Perón -- Religious Latino student
- Susan B. Anthony -- If only she was paid a dollar for every Gandhi dry humping proposition that came her way
- Sacagawea -- Sadly, Clone High did not survive long enough to crack any Sacagawea $1 coin jokes
- Jesús Cristo -- A cholo-ized burlesque of the traditional Western image of Jesus Christ. Wears a fake halo and is first seen working in a woodshop class.
- Napoleon -- Manager at T.G.I. Chili's Restaurant. Has some sort of complex
- George Washington -- Catch phrase is "Aces!"
- Winston Churchill -- High school student who has already developed a mean addiction to fine cigars and airplane glue
- Marie Antoinette -- Waitress and genetically engineered to regenerate her own head when it is severed
- Anne Boleyn -- Winston Churchill's second choice for the prom
- Helen of Troy -- For some reason not very fetching when cloned
- The Three Stooges -- JFK gives them his prom dates, the Brontë Sisters
- Adolf Hitler -- Enjoys student films, wears a smiley face armband
- Gene Kelly -- Member of the Solid Gold Gandhi Dancers
- Isaac Newton -- A too cool for school sk8er boi
- Jane Austen -- Reporter at the school newspaper
- Attila the Hun -- Has a very protective foster mother
- Tesla -- Likes to write TESLA RULES on the blackboards of Clone High
- The Rat Pack
- Ponce de Leon -- Affectionately nicknamed "The Ponz" and "Poncie" (after Fonzie); his face resembles that of Luke Perry, who voices him.
- William Howard Taft -- Plays basketball with Napoleon, a pair of stilts and an obscenely long trenchcoat
- Groucho and Karl Marx -- The Marx Brothers
- Andy Warhol -- Other half of Clone High's film community
- Rock Hudson -- Marie Curie's date for the prom. Apparently he really knows how to treat a lady
- Oscar Wilde -- At the prom, Rock Hudson teaches him how to play pool (or they leave to play with their balls)
- Beethoven -- can be seen in the crowd when Joan tells Heather that Jerome wants her to forgive him for hooking-up with Lupe at Trey's party
- Richie Valens, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Big Bopper, Jim Croce and about a half of Lynyrd Skynyrd -- Getting a ride on Buddy Holly's plane
- Euclid -- Little is known of his life, much like his clonefather
- Little César Chávez
- Cloney MacStudent -- Memorable school chum (Principal Scudworth incognito)
- John Adams --Along with the other Adams', the subject's of Scudworth's failed attempts at brain surgery.
- John Quincy Adams
- Samuel Adams
- Abigail Adams
[edit] Original Clone High Creations
- G-Spot -- Gandhi's stage name while an international rap sensation
- Skunky-Poo -- A Looney Tunes-style skunk with the catch pharse "Try and catch me, bitch"
- Krabby Kakes -- A Looney Tunes-style crab with the catch phrase "You've got crabs, ass-face"
- E-Cybo Pooch -- a robotic dog and hired spy by the Secret Board of Shadowy Figures
- Doug Prepcourse -- a creepy trucker
- Mr. Peanie -- George Washington Carver's bio-engineered, anthropomorphic peanut. Modeled after the Planters mascot, Mr. Peanut
- The Number Four -- A habitual liar
- A Cute Stray Puppy who is elected student body president. He is thereafter referred to as "President Dog"
- Scangrade the Magnificent -- Originally called Scantron in the first airing of the show, until the company ScanTron threatend to with regard to their trademark. Proclaims himself to be "a test grading slash world domination device."
- Blushi -- the X-Stream Blu mascot
- Emmett -- Paranoid transient who lives under an overpass
- Heather -- former boyfriend, Jerome, sends her message to forgive him for hooking-up with Lupe at Trey's party on a Christian radio station
- Leon Black & Tandoori Jones -- The African-American and Indian characters (played by George Washington Carver and Gandhi, respectively) in Gandhi's buddy cop film, Black and Tan
- Señor Peanie -- Criminal mastermind and the archnemesis of Black and Tan. (Played by Mr. Peanie)
- Ang Lee's Unloved Son -- writes the cue cards on Cleo's film "The Best of the Best of the Best of the Best of the Best of the Best"
- DNA Dan, the Fighting Helix -- Clone High's Mascot
- Giraffe -- A giraffe who dares to break the species barrier into football. A character in Abe Lincoln's student film, It Takes a Hero
- Little Girl -- Carries the Giraffe's baby. A character in Abe Lincoln's student film, It Takes a Hero.
- Gabe Linkoln -- Must search for his lost identity (and lost top hat). A character in Joan of Arc's student film, The Truth Wears Sideburns.
- Brian Scudworth -- A son of Principal Scudworth, we was lost in a bet with Colonel Principal, and subsequently eaten.
[edit] GESH
- The students of Genetically Engineered Superhuman High, or GESH. This is Clone High's rival high school. Pep rallies at GESH parody the eugenic based fascism of Nazi Germany.
- Colonel Principal -- Southern gentleman and principal of GESH. (A parody of Colonel Sanders)
- Geshy -- GESH's bioenginnered mascot, a living thing with a zipper
[edit] Foster Parents
- Toots -- Joan of Arc's Blind Foster Grandfather
- Gandhi's Stereotypically Jewish Foster Parents
- Wally and Carl -- JFK's Interracial Gay Foster Dads
- Cleo's Drunken Foster Mom --- Abusive, Drunken Lush of a Foster Mother of Cleopatra. Has a relationship with Toots
- Glenn the Janitor -- Ponce's Foster Father
- Foster Father in a Space Suit -- Against Gandhi being let loose among the other students without a protective suit
- Abe's Foster Mom and Foster Dad -- Stereotypical 1950s TV Show parents
[edit] Inventions of Gandhi's Subconscious
- Two-headed Olsen Twins Monster
- Geldhemoor the Honkeycorn -- A mythical half-donkey, half-hummingbird, half-unicorn.
- The Princess Gremulon -- Transformed from Geldhemoor into the Princess by the use of the Amulet of Rivinojaneelankavel (Given to The Olsen Twins by Dave Coulier with inscription: Cut, It, Out.)
- Daniel Feldspar -- The Stereotypically Australian Dragon
[edit] Snowflake Day Mascots
- King Kwanzaa
- Santa Claus
- Dreidelstein -- a half-dreidel, half-Frankenstein's Monster, all Ashkenazi
- Snowflake Jake -- For some reason knows what a day old hooker smells like
[edit] Celebrity Voiced Characters
- Team X-Stream Blu: X-Stream Bob, X-Stream Mike, X-Stream Erin. -- Voiced by Scrubs cast members Donald Faison, Zach Braff, and Sarah Chalke (respectively).
- Gandhi's Remaining Kidney -- The other kidney being donated to Cleopatra. Voiced by Michael J. Fox.
- Larry Hardcore / The Pusher -- Voiced by Jack Black
- Ashley Angel -- Voiced by himself. Dean of Admissions of the Ashley Angel Spring Break Dance Academy
- Marilyn Manson -- Voiced by himself. A respected dancing nutritionist
- Tom Green -- Voiced by himself. Activist for people with ADD and/ its hyperactive cousin ADHD
- Doug Prepcourse (Creepy Trucker) -- Voiced by John C. McGinley, helps teach Gandhi the value of standardized testing
- Hot Dumpster Teen Who May or May Not Be an Angel, and Who May or May Not Be Singing Sensation Mandy Moore
- ESPN's Dan Patrick & Chris Berman -- Voiced by themselves. Announce the basketball game between GESH and Clone High
- Ponce de Leon (aforementioned) -- Voiced by Luke Perry
- Prison inmate -- Voiced by Don Novello
- The Hunky John Stamos -- Voiced by himself. Perennial Prom King
- Abe's Foster Dad -- Voiced by Joe Flaherty.
[edit] Unvoiced or Parodied Celebrities
- Teen Wolf
- Ang Lee -- Simply Referred to as "Ang"
- Jack Nicholson
- Mena Suvari
- Murray T. Wayans -- Possibly an apocryphal sibling of the Wayans brothers
- Michael Dukakis
- Rebecca Romijn-Stamos
- Jay Leno
- Sarah Michelle Gellar
- The California Raisins
- Celine Dion