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-->'''Voiced by:''' Will Ryan ("Connie, Part 1"-present), John Charles Morris ("The Champ of the Camp"), Shane Baumel ("A New Era, Part 1"-"A New Era, Part 2")
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-->'''Voiced by:''' Will Ryan ("Connie, Part 1"-present), 1"-"A New Era"), John Charles Morris ("The Champ of the Camp"), Shane Baumel ("A New Era, Part 1"-"A New Era, Part 2")
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* CracksInTheIcyFacade: When Connie Kendal is first introduced, she is bitter and cynical after her parents' divorce, with her being dragged from her former home in California to the small town of Odyssey. She stops by Whit's End looking for a shop that had advertised a job, because she wanted to earn enough money to go back to California to live with her Father. Hearing her story, Mr. Whitaker offers to hire her on the spot and pay her the same amount that she would have made at the other shop. He had noticed that despite her cynical demeanor, she [[FriendToAllChildren had a soft spot for kids]].
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** He recounts having introduced himself this way to his future wife, Guinevere Morrow, in “The Triangle”; as he had only a little while beforehand gleefully insulted her abilities as a writer without knowing it, she responded that while her friends called her Jenny”, he could call her “Guinevere”.
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** He recounts having introduced himself this way to his future wife, Guinevere Morrow, in “The Triangle”; as he had only a little while beforehand gleefully insulted her abilities as a writer without knowing it, she responded that while her friends called her Jenny”, “Jenny”, he could call her “Guinevere”.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: Tom mentions that his wife Jenny had red hair.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Shows symptoms of Autism—extraordinary intellectual and technical competence at the expense of social graces.
* BadassBookworm: Not nearly as action-oriented as Jason, but has been known to do some really awesome things, including keeping highly sought-after research safe from ruthless thugs for months on end and helping to stop an international crime lord.
* BadassBookworm: Not nearly as action-oriented as Jason, but has been known to do some really awesome things, including keeping highly sought-after research safe from ruthless thugs for months on end and helping to stop an international crime lord.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Had an infamously long and tumultuous relationship with Katrina. To no one's surprise, TheyDo; they first elope at Armitage Shanks's deathbed in "Plan B, Part 1: Missing in Action", then have an official ceremony for their friends back home in "For Better or For Worse, Part 2".
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Had an infamously long and tumultuous relationship with Katrina. To no one's surprise, TheyDo; they get together; they first elope at Armitage Shanks's deathbed in "Plan B, Part 1: Missing in Action", then have an official ceremony for their friends back home in "For Better or For Worse, Part 2".
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Both kids and adults alike love and respect him.
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* LovedByAll: Both kids and adults alike love and respect him.
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* IconicSequelCharacter: In a sense: Whit and Connie both debuted in the first album. Eugene wasn't introduced until the third album.
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%% Doesnt' explain what the reaction is * Berserk Button: References to her weight.
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%% Doesnt' explain what the reaction is * Berserk Button: BerserkButton: References to her weight.
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* BerserkButton: References to her weight.
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%% Doesnt' explain what the reaction is * BerserkButton: Berserk Button: References to her weight.
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* LawfulGood: Particularly in contrast to Connie’s ChaoticGood.
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* ChaoticGood: She’s much more prepared to act on impulse.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Shows symptoms of Asperger's—extraordinary intellectual and technical competence at the expense of social graces.
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Shows symptoms of Asperger's—extraordinary Autism—extraordinary intellectual and technical competence at the expense of social graces.
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* AbsenteeActor: Will Ryan infamously left the show in 2000 for undisclosed reasons, and the entire Novacom saga had to be worked around Eugene's subsequent disappearance.
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** Connie briefly experiences one when visiting a Bible Study taught by a Dr. Grayson in the 1989 episode "Bad Company"; and struggles to respond to some of Grayson's teachings, such as his claim that Jesus never claimed to be God. Eventually; a conversation with Whit in which Whit advises her to be careful who she trusted.
** Years later, in 2021's "The Lost One: Part 2"[[note]]part of the "One in Three Will Fall" saga[[/note]], Connie attempts to intervene in Olivia Parker's crisis of faith following the death of a teacher during a skiing accident (and Olivia studying a fictitious atheist Russian philosopher named Leonid Sepanov) by listing evidences used to defend Christianity.
** Connie briefly experiences one when visiting a Bible Study taught by a Dr. Grayson in the 1989 episode "Bad Company"; and struggles to respond to some of Grayson's teachings, such as his claim that Jesus never claimed to be God. Eventually; a conversation with Whit in which Whit advises her to be careful who she trusted.
** Years later, in 2021's "The Lost One: Part 2"[[note]]part of the "One in Three Will Fall" saga[[/note]], Connie attempts to intervene in Olivia Parker's crisis of faith following the death of a teacher during a skiing accident (and Olivia studying a fictitious atheist Russian philosopher named Leonid Sepanov) by listing evidences used to defend Christianity.
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* NotQuiteTheRightThing: Is put through this dilemma during "As Buck Wod Have It", when [[spoiler:he learns that he was the one who reported Buck's father to the police after learning of a stolen car. Buck is absolutely livid with him when he comes to that discovery, believing that was the sole reason Buck's father never got his life back in shape after trying to be TheAtoner, which sends Eugene into a morality crisis on whether what he did was the right thing.]]
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* NotQuiteTheRightThing: Is put through this dilemma during "As Buck Wod Would Have It", when [[spoiler:he learns that he was the one who reported Buck's father to the police after learning of a stolen car. Buck is absolutely livid with him when he comes to that discovery, believing that was the sole reason Buck's father never got his life back in shape after trying to be TheAtoner, which sends Eugene into a morality crisis on whether what he did was the right thing.]]
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* NotQuiteTheRightThing: Is put through this dilemma during "As Buck Wod Have It", when [[spoiler:he learns that he was the one who reported Buck's father to the police after learning of a stolen car. Buck is absolutely livid with him when he comes to that discovery, believing that was the sole reason Buck's father never got his life back in shape after trying to be TheAtoner, which sends Eugene into a morality crisis on whether what he did was the right thing.]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Katie Leigh (“Connie Comes to Town”-present), Meagan Smith (“The Champ of the Camp”
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* PrecociousCrush: Has been the object of this by some of the younger boys in Odyssey dating to the time of Jimmy Barclay. [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] in 2021's "The Protector" where she assumes Wyatt Perkins' secret is this[[note]]it's actually because Wyatt thinks of himself as a superhero with a protective instinct after Wyatt managed to help rescue older sister Bridget from drowning[[/note]]
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* ItsPronouncedTroPAY: He has a habit of mispronouncing "schedule" as "shedule".
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* NotSoDifferent: From Jules, her half-sister. While Jules has a bit more of a nihilistic attitude than Connie did, it's unquestionable that Jules's personality bears an uncanny resemblance to Connie prior to the latter's conversion to Christianity, which is probably not entirely unintentional.
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Our lead PowerTrio: Whit, Connie, and Eugene.
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Our lead PowerTrio: Trio: Whit, Connie, and Eugene.
* FreudianTrio: Is the ego to Eugene's Superego and Connie's Id, especially in the earlier seasons when the two of them were constantly sniping at each other.
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* PowerTrio: Is the ego to Eugene's Superego and Connie's Id, especially in the earlier seasons when the two of them were constantly sniping at each other.
* FreudianTrio: The Id to Whit's Ego and Eugene's Superego.
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* PowerTrio: The Id to Whit's Ego and Eugene's Superego.
* FreudianTrio: Superego to Whit's Ego and Connie's Id.
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* PowerTrio: Superego to Whit's Ego and Connie's Id.
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* FromBadToWorse: In "The Right Choice": he dramatically crashes Katrina's parents' renewal of their vows at an upscale hotel, believing that the wedding was Katrina's; RealityEnsues as she calls him out for his assumption that she would get married without telling him; he continues to demand to talk to her to the point where he hacks into the hotel's computer system to get her room number and almost gets arrested for hacking into the system; he learns that Brandon Teller has asked Katrina to marry him, then desperately travels to her university to plead with her to change her mind; finally, he tries to ask her to marry him, only to be shot down. Fortunately, he learns that he has been very selfish and he and Katrina decide to take their relationship one step at a time, but he definitely trades out the shovel for the oil rig.
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* FromBadToWorse: In "The Right Choice": he dramatically crashes Katrina's parents' renewal of their vows at an upscale hotel, believing that the wedding was Katrina's; RealityEnsues as she immediately calls him out for his assumption that she would get married without telling him; he continues to demand to talk to her to the point where he hacks into the hotel's computer system to get her room number and almost gets arrested for hacking into the system; he learns that Brandon Teller has asked Katrina to marry him, then desperately travels to her university to plead with her to change her mind; finally, he tries to ask her to marry him, only to be shot down. Fortunately, he learns that he has been very selfish and he and Katrina decide to take their relationship one step at a time, but he definitely trades out the shovel for the oil rig.
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* {{Adorkable}}: His attempts to propose to Jenny, recounted in "Prequels of Love".
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* ActingUnnatural[=/=]BadBadActing: Showcased in "The Ties That Bind, Part 12", when Buck requests that he and Katrina not tell Detective Polehaus that Buck was beaten up in [=McAlister=] Park. Eugene follows through on this promise by acting as suspicious around Detective Polehaus as he possibly can, with a side helping of INeverSaidItWasPoison to round it all off.
* {{Adorkable}}: The straight-laced logical genius becomes a complete dork around Katrina. He prefaces a request for a date after they first meet thusly:
-->“I would enjoy seeing your autographed book one day!”
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-->“I would enjoy seeing your autographed book one day!”
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* ActingUnnatural[=/=]BadBadActing: ActingUnnatural: Showcased in "The Ties That Bind, Part 12", when Buck requests that he and Katrina not tell Detective Polehaus that Buck was beaten up in [=McAlister=] Park. Eugene follows through on this promise by acting as suspicious around Detective Polehaus as he possibly can, with a side helping of INeverSaidItWasPoison to round it all off.
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* {{Adorkable}}: The straight-laced logical genius becomes a complete dork around Katrina. He prefaces a request for a date after they first meet thusly:
-->“I would enjoy seeing your autographed book one day!”
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* UnresolvedSexualTension: Discussed and defied in "Hold Up'.
-->'''Hank Murray''': You two (Connie and Eugene) were made for each other.
-->'''Eugene''': We're JustFriends, actually.
-->'''Connie''': Barely!
-->'''Hank Murray''': You two (Connie and Eugene) were made for each other.
-->'''Eugene''': We're JustFriends, actually.
-->'''Connie''': Barely!