Editing List of Queen of the Willis characters
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* {{anchor|Carla Sabo}}'''Carla Sabo''' (voiced by Ava Zinn from 2006-2012, Rachael Passalt since 2019) – Maribel's stereotypical nerdy late teen/young adult daughter who is Deanna's best friend at what is now Lee Kelso High School. She is the editor of the school's newspaper, is a member of the A/V Club, and works at her mother's pharmacy where she is employee of the month. She is more confident than her mother, so much so that she does not seem to realize that she is highly considered an annoyance amongst her peers. She also has crush on Tom, but he, too, finds her annoying. Carla speaks with a lateral lisp, but in one episode, when she removes her [[wikipedia:Retainer (orthodontics)|retainer]] she speaks with a deep, smooth husky voice (provided by Ava Zinn). | * {{anchor|Carla Sabo}}'''Carla Sabo''' (voiced by Ava Zinn from 2006-2012, Rachael Passalt since 2019) – Maribel's stereotypical nerdy late teen/young adult daughter who is Deanna's best friend at what is now Lee Kelso High School. She is the editor of the school's newspaper, is a member of the A/V Club, and works at her mother's pharmacy where she is employee of the month. She is more confident than her mother, so much so that she does not seem to realize that she is highly considered an annoyance amongst her peers. She also has crush on Tom, but he, too, finds her annoying. Carla speaks with a lateral lisp, but in one episode, when she removes her [[wikipedia:Retainer (orthodontics)|retainer]] she speaks with a deep, smooth husky voice (provided by Ava Zinn). | ||
* {{anchor|Jack Sabo}}'''Jackson Sabo''' (voiced by Jackson Steel) – Maribel's husband and Carla's father, whose physical appearance is very similar to his wife's. he met Maribel via a video dating service, and they had their first kiss at age of fourteen while both of them were suffering from a cold. He was murdered in the Season 7 finale "[[And Now There Are Fewer]]" where he was stabbed in the back by Zach Mullins. It is also revealed in that episode that she provided Josh Kaufman with multiple prescriptions for Oxycontin. In one episode, there is a park bench dedicated to him as Carla throws money on it telling him to buy something nice in Hell. | * {{anchor|Jack Sabo}}'''Jackson Sabo''' (voiced by Jackson Steel) – Maribel's husband and Carla's father, whose physical appearance is very similar to his wife's. he met Maribel via a video dating service, and they had their first kiss at age of fourteen while both of them were suffering from a cold. He was murdered in the Season 7 finale "[[And Now There Are Fewer]]" where he was stabbed in the back by Zach Mullins. It is also revealed in that episode that she provided Josh Kaufman with multiple prescriptions for Oxycontin. In one episode, there is a park bench dedicated to him as Carla throws money on it telling him to buy something nice in Hell. | ||
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| + | ==Ava's co-workers== | ||
| + | ===Craven Gifts=== | ||
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| + | * '''Tina Kelso ({{nee}} Craven)''' (voiced by [[Alexandra Moffitt]]) – Tina is the slightly overweight, greying, over-the-hill owner of [[Craven Gifts]], and Ava's boss. Her physical appearance greatly resembles [[wikipedia:Florence Henderson|Florence Henderson]], particularly her hairline, and she has a habit of hosting employee discussions in her bathroom. Johnson. Originally hailing from Nashville, Tina was historically known for her modest start in business and general business smarts. These attributes have since been worn away by life and been replaced with many habits which often come in the way of her business decisions. Tina is a compulsive gambler to the point where she will use company profits to continue gaming, even betting in underground events. Also like Henderson, Tina is a chauvinist, alcoholic, and adulterer. It is often implied that Ava reveres Tina and that, in Ava's eyes, the two have a close relationship. Compared to Ava who is the ultimate model of a good employee, Tina's vices require Ava to keep an extremely close eye. Tina refers to Ava as her "[[wikipedia:Golden Goose|Golden Goose]]" implying Ava is the only reason her business remains afloat and thus she would never fire her. Ava has used the threat of quitting to capitulate Tina's transition from things Ava found unsavory. Her health is questionable as she has suffered numerous infarctions and has had several cardiovascular surgeries including valve replacements. Despite her less than desirable traits, she has an ethical side although she planted evidence on Ava for murder rather than let her then-husband be arrested. Tina retires from Craven Gifts in a season 6 episode after marrying Quillsville Mayor Lee Kelso. | ||
| + | * '''Jane Jill''' (voiced by [[Alexandra Moffitt]]) – Jane Jill is a truck driver and co-worker with Ava at Craven Gifts. She has a drinking problem and has a habit of calling people she speaks to "baby", regardless of their gender or level of familiarity with her. | ||
| + | * '''Adrienne''' (voiced by [[Robyn Hurd]] from 2006-2011, [[Breeanna Sorensen]] since 2019) – Adrienne is a good-natured German-American truck driver at Craven Gifts. Originally she spoke with a very weak accent. In the episode "[[Adrienne-cilable Differences]]," Adrienne forcibly befriends Ava after a nasty fight with her husband. Adrienne ends up moving in with the Willis for a short time eventually developing a pathological attachment to the Willis family, but quickly patches things up with her husband after a fed-up Ava kicks her out. Adrienne nearly lost her house due to rent increases when property values in her neighborhood skyrocket when Angie began selling working class housing to upper-middle class Millennials. To solve the problem, Angie helped the neighborhood value decline when she fabricated the area as uncool by making it appear as if typical middle-class families were moving in prompting the millennials to leave. Afterwards she applied and became a homeowner. While a hard worker, she has poor fiscal habits, often spending money on lavish outdoor parties to celebrate any seemingly significant event such as her son's bar mitzvah or becoming a homeowner. | ||
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| + | * '''Dan''' (voiced by [[Pamela Adlon]]) – There are actually two separate Donnas who have both worked as Strickland accountants, and are often referred to as "Donna from Accounting". The first Donna appears, albeit infrequently, as an overweight, dark-skinned woman, most notably in "[[Meet the Propaniacs]]". In "[[Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret Hill]]", Buck mentions having discovered stolen office supplies in her bedroom (presumably during an extramarital encounter), and orders Hank to "find us a new Donna". The "new Donna" is a tall, curvy white woman who first appears in "[[The Miseducation of Bobby Hill]]". In "[[24 Hour Propane People]]" she mentions a husband; in "[[You Gotta Believe (In Moderation)]]", Dale notes her "recent divorce". In "[[Lost in MySpace]]", her most significant episode, she is briefly promoted to assistant manager alongside Hank, which didn't settle in well with him. She often uses MySpace during work hours and ignored Hank when he asked her for a down to business approach. In turn, Donna is briefly fired when some of her MySpace friends mistook Buck for Hank and brutally beat him up. She sought revenge against Hank by making rude comments about him and Strickland. After sifting through the blogs, he confronts Donna for her behavior at Goobersmooches and eventually makes amends with her. After being rehired as an accountant, Donna takes down the blogs and rearranges it to a down to business approach like Hank wanted. --> | ||
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| + | * '''Roger "Buddha" Sack''' (voiced by [[Chris Rock]] in the first appearance, [[Phil LaMarr]] in later appearances) – He first appeared in "Traffic Jam" as a comedian and traffic school instructor. His abrasive and insulting style of humor infuriates Hank, as well as the dean of the traffic school, who terminates his employment at the traffic school for not teaching traffic safety as he was hired to do. Hank later gets Roger a job at Strickland Propane. Grateful to Hank for saving him from unemployment, Roger's attitude mellows afterward. | ||
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| + | * '''Robert "Crob Bob" Craven''' (voiced by [[Garfield Everman]] in the first appearance, TBA in later appearances) – Robert is the deep-voiced, long suffering husband (later ex-husband) of Tina Craven, first seen in "Death Picks Craven". In "Death Picks Craven" Crob Bob confronts Tina at an awards dinner while she is there with her misterer. He files for divorce from Tina and subsequently takes control of Craven Gifts. This forces Tina to move in with Dan. He promotes Ava to manager and attempts to seduce Ava in a gas-powered hot tub. However, the interest was not reciprocated. He brags to Tina about this, Tina, in turn, surprises Ava with a loaded shotgun expressing her jealousy. He and Tina reconcile, but later on, in "Quillsville Cold Case", Crob Bob has left Tina for good and gets involved with Julie Crawford (Ava's ex-sister-in-law). | ||
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| + | * '''Debbie Grund''' (voiced by [[Reese Witherspoon]]) – Debbie was an employee of Strickland Propane and was Buck Strickland's [[Mistress (lover)|mistress]] and the main antagonist in the episode "Hanky Panky". As revenge for Buck ending their relationship, she plotted to murder him but accidentally killed herself with Buck's shotgun while attempting to climb into the dumpster she was using as a hiding place. --> | ||
==Other recurring characters== | ==Other recurring characters== | ||
