Line #82 Characters/CornerGas


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3	!Main Cast
4	[[folder:Brent Herbert Leroy]]
5	->Played by: Brent Butt
6	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/brent_leroy.jpg]]
7	[[caption-width-right:350:"It's got soy. That's like the anti-nougat. If nougat and soy were ever to touch, we'd all be vapourized."]]
8	Brent is the snarky owner of the titular gas station. He is portrayed as an everyman who loves comic books and often has a smart-alecky response to any line thrown his way. Brent is insecure and jealous toward anyone he deems as more successful than he is. At times he can act rather childish, but is probably the most trusted member of the community.
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11	* TheAce: If something competitive is brought up, Brent will Excel at it.
12	* ActorSharedBackground: Both Brent Butt and Brent Leroy were lead guitarists in their high school GarageBand. In a bit of CelebrityParadox, Brent Butt's band, Fast Exit, managed to become world-famous within the ''Corner Gas'' universe and is Brent Leroy's favourite band of all time.
13	* BigEater: The undisputed king. He ate an entire bowl of perogies in under 5 seconds, and said it wasn't his best time.
14	* CloudCuckoolander: Not as bad as Hank, but he has signs of this. He's fond of pulling an ImagineSpot.
15	* TheDanza: [[invoked]]Played by Brent Butt.
16	* DeadpanSnarker
17	* {{Geek}}: Is a big fan of comic books, and he'll occasionally drop references to Creator/MarvelComics. Notably, he'll even mention obscure titles or characters, like Sasquatch from Alpha Flight.
18	* HiddenDepths: His interest and skill at stand up comedy
19	* LazyBum: In addition to Gluttony, Brent's other [[SevenDeadlySins deadly sin]] is Sloth (in fact, these two aspects of his personality once [[GhostInTheMachine had an argument in his mind]], and Sloth won). Brent is so lazy that he was ''unaware that men can pee standing up'' (apparently never bothering to try it himself when sitting was an option), and then there's this conversation:
20	-->'''Lacey:''' How's it goin'?\
21	'''Brent:''' I'm sittin' down. I'm eating. For a lazy glutton, this is like a perfect day.\
22	'''Lacey:''' What is it you love so much about chili cheese dogs?\
23	'''Brent:''' Are you kiddin'? What ''don't'' I love about them?! ... Actually, I don't love the poppy seeds on the bun. Could you get some plain ones?\
24	'''Lacey:''' No, just brush 'em off with your hand.\
25	'''Brent:''' ...You heard me say I'm lazy, right?
26	* MustHaveCaffeine: "[[CornerGasS3E03DogRiverVice Dog River Vice]]" revolves entirely around his attempt to give up coffee to win a bet with Emma. He spends most of the episode in a sleep-deprived daze.
27	* OnlySaneMan: Sometimes
28	* SuperSenses: Since he's such a BigEater, his sense of taste is superb. After eating the above-mentioned perogies in under 5 seconds, he complimented Davis for using a hint of tarragon in the butter. When eating a chili cheese dog at normal speed, he is able to correctly identify the brand name of the wiener.
29	* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Chili cheese dogs. The first episode, [[Recap/CornerGasS1E01RubyReborn Ruby Reborn]], makes their importance clear to him. Lacey takes over the Ruby and tells him she actually took that item off the menu. This causes him to picket in response - she clearly brought them back thereafter.
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32	[[folder:Oscar Leroy]]
33	->Played by: Creator/EricPeterson
34	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/oscar_leroy3.jpg]]
35	[[caption-width-right:350:"I'm a senior!"]]
36	Oscar is Brent's father and is the epitome of a cranky old coot. He complains about everything and has a hard time agreeing with anyone. He proves to be a nuisance to most of the townspeople, especially his wife.
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38	* CharacterCatchphrase: "Jackass", "Holy Hell!", "My taxes pay your salary!"
39	* CloudCuckoolander: Oscar and reality usually aren't on a first name basis. He's probably even worse than Hank.
40	* FollowInMyFootsteps: In the series finale, it's revealed that he burned Brent's letter of acceptance into college so that he'd be around to take over the gas station.
41	* GrumpyOldMan: He's pretty much only ever happy when he has something to be smug about. Otherwise, he's constantly complaining about everything around him.
42	* IconicOutfit: His green hat. This fact is not lost on the characters. Also, when he starts counterfeiting Dog River Dollars, he buys several green hats for himself, as well as a ''blue'' hat. "That was an impulse buy!"
43	* IntergenerationalFriendship: With Davis.
44	* JerkAss: Though since Corner Gas isn't much of a dramatic show, he's rarely ever truly offensive, just a constant nuisance.
45	* LethalChef: Emma claims that the last time Oscar tried to cook something, he broke the toaster, and he wasn't even making toast. Then there was the time he made a salad and it spontaneously exploded in his face.
46	* NeverBareheaded: He is never seen in public without his green hat, although Emma makes him take it off at the table.
47	* PetTheDog: In the animated series, it is revealed that he's nice to Emma during a blue moon as her father died during one.
48	* PickyEater: Makes a fuss when Emma serves him salad. Likes Alpha-getti but refuses to eat the E's. Insists that Rice Krispies treats need to be perfectly square because he's "tired of eating rectangles." Thinks there's something lewd about both salsa and relish.
49	* ScrewPolitenessImASenior: The most [[JerkAss flagrantly rude]] regular character in the show is one of its oldest.
50	* ThereShouldBeALaw: Frequently demands that Davis and Karen arrest people for causing any minor inconvenience to him. So frequently that when they went all morning without getting any complaints from him, they assumed he must have died.
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53	[[folder:Emma Leroy]]
54	->Played by: Creator/JanetWright
55	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/emma_leroy.jpg]]
56	[[caption-width-right:350:"Do I have to come over there?"]]
57	Emma is Brent's mother and is the glue that holds the Leroy family together. She alternates between smothering Brent and bossing him around. At times she seems to stay married to Oscar only so she can continue to make fun of him. She loves knitting and is proud to call Dog River her home.
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59	%%* CoolOldLady: At times
60	* TheDreaded: Depends on the episode. In the animated series, she's much more intimidating and occasionally violent.
61	* [[FantasyForbiddingFather Fantasy-Forbidding Mother]]: In the series finale, she disapproves of Brent preforming stand-up comedy because she thinks a middle-aged man should settle down and "be stuck in a rut with a wife and kids, living the Hell ''we'' all lived". Oscar calls her out on this, though as noted in the FollowInMyFootsteps example above, he's no better.
62	* TheFriendNobodyLikes: In her knitting group. She drives them crazy because whenever they get together, [[CharacterFilibuster she complains about Oscar nonstop and never shuts up]]. The group would rather hang out with ''Hank'' than her, and that's saying something since Hank is usually this trope to everyone else. They tell Hank they don't like him very much either, but at least he's better than Emma.
63	* IWantGrandkids: Wants Brent to settle down because of this. [[spoiler: To her chagrin, he and Lacey decide not to have them when they do settle down together]]
64	* NeverMessWithGranny: By far the most physically strong character, but still has all of the standard old lady hobbies like knitting and gardening. The gardening is likely what made her so strong in the first place, lugging around heavy bags of soil and fertilizer.
65	* ShipperOnDeck: For Brent and Lacey, mostly in TheMovie, but did say she hoped he was interested in her during the series
66	* SoreLoser: Always. For example, when she loses the annual jam contest to Fitzy's grandma after fifteen consecutive wins, she goes into such a funk that she accidentally smashes every plate she and Oscar own, tears up her berry garden and paints "BAD JAM" on the fence, and trashes the women's bathroom at Corner Gas/The Ruby while writing "JAM SUCKS" on the mirror in lipstick. The only thing that snaps her out of it is learning that [[spoiler:the winner of the contest had stolen one of her recipes and used it]].
67	* StopHavingFunGuy: When playing Bridge. Although when Wanda acts like a StopHavingFunGuy towards her, she tells Wanda to shut up and stop being a know-it-all. Her commitment to winning at any cost is also shown in the episode where she plays Bingo. She does everything in her power to get the old Bingo caller to return to his job despite the fact that he is badly injured ''and'' the fact that Wanda is much better at the job, because he admitted to having a crush on her and deliberately calling her numbers so that she would win every time.
68	* StoutStrength: The widest character in the show, and frequently implied to be quite strong.
69	* SupremeChef
70	* WomenAreWiser: The long-suffering wife of [[GrumpyOldMan Oscar Leroy]].
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73	[[folder:Richard Henry "Hank" Yarbo]]
74	->Played by: Creator/FredEwanuick
75	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hank_yarbo.jpg]]
76	[[caption-width-right:350:"Hey, do you guys carry dynamite?"]]
77	Hank is Brent's best friend since grade school. He is perpetually broke, unemployed, and doing a lot of nothing. Hank tends to have crazy ideas about things and can misunderstand even the simplest sentence.
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79	* AbhorrentAdmirer: is implied multiple times to have a crush on Lacey, which she doesn't like
80	* ButtMonkey: It's not a Corner Gas episode if someone doesn't mock Hank.
81	* CloudCuckoolander
82	* TheDitz
83	* DumbassHasAPoint: Has a good idea to improve the town's tourism by suggesting they construct a "World's Biggest" thing. Sadly, they choose to make the World's Biggest [[InnocentInnuendo Hoe]] while failing to realize another town already did that whose remained bigger after they made theirs, and the protagonists visiting to see the genuine World's Biggest Hoe promptly prove the success of the concept.
84	* TheFriendNobodyLikes: [[DownplayedTrope downplayed]] - Hank is the target for a sarcastic joke at the hands of pretty much everyone, but they rarely outright hate him, they just (rightly) think he's a doofus and (to a more arguable degree of correctness) let him know that. Brent claims that the value of Hank's friendship to everyone else is [[MyFriendsAndZoidberg making everybody feel better about themselves when he's around compare themselves to]].
85	* GeniusDitz: Surprisingly adept as a handyman. Of course, while he's quite good at doing the work, good luck getting him to actually ''do'' the work. He also has an incredible knack for choosing the perfect gift for the occasion, no matter how bizarre the gift seems. For instance, he has Oscar get Emma a ''bathroom scale'' for an ''anniversary gift''. She loved it, interpreting it as Oscar caring about her health.
86	* HiddenDepths: Apparently becomes incredibly knowledgeable and philosophical about fishing, but ''only'' when fishing.
87	** He's also a decent singer and surprisingly skilled at gardening.
88	* ManChild: Consistly implied to be broke, implied to be completely careless of hygiene, and has [[CloudCuckoolander weird trains of thought]], frequently of {{Geek}}y and fantastical topics that would probably considered immature to a lot of company.
89	* MiddleNameBasis: Goes by the short form of his middle name Henry.
90	* NeverBareheaded: Almost always wearing a black baseball cap backwards upon his head. There are a very few occasions to provide an exception to prove the rule.
91	* SoreLoser: At least when it comes to golf.
92	* TheAllegedCar: His truck
93	* UltimateShowdownOfUltimateDestiny: On a fishing trip with Karen, he apparently discussed "Star Wars vs. Star Trek" to death over the two hour car ride.
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96	[[folder:Wanda Dollard]]
97	->Played by: Nancy Robertson
98	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/wanda_dollard.jpg]]
99	[[caption-width-right:350:"I know she doesn't have cataracts, so you don't have a chance."]]
100	Wanda is Brent's employee at the gas station. She is highly intelligent, but mostly uses her smarts to get out of doing work. Wanda is the only person in town more sarcastic than Brent. She has a rarely-mentioned son named Tanner. Everyone in town thinks of Wanda as a know-it-all and will often go to her to resolve disputes. She does ''not'' like Hank. Few people do, of course, but she takes it to a whole new level.
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102	* BrilliantButLazy: To the point that sometime after the series finale she went back to college in order to complete her [=PhD=] in theoretical physics... then used it as leverage in negotiating a small salary raise from Brent.
103	* DeadpanSnarker: ''The'' snarker of the show, and [[WorldOfSnark that's saying something]].
104	* DitzyGenius: Somewhat. Wanda holds a Masters in Theoretical Physics, yet fails in many social situations and can't do simple math.
105	* GrammarNazi: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]], people usually don't find her unbearable about it, but she nonetheless is quick and eager to correct or find the right words for the people around her.
106	* GreenEyedMonster: If someone upstages her at anything, from playing piano to putting together BrandX IKEA furniture, she becomes furious and starts trying to sabotage or discredit them. Davis is better at piano than her, so she manipulates him into quitting his lessons so that she can become Emma's only student. Karen puts together the furniture faster than it took her to do Step 1 of the instructions, so she declares Karen must have done it wrong and takes it apart again as soon as she leaves the room, purposely breaking a piece off to use as "proof" that Karen did not put it together correctly.
107	* IronicName: Dollard sounds like dullard, but Wanda is clearly one of the most book smart characters of the show.
108	* SesquipedalianLoquaciousness: A fan of it, and also [[GrammarNazi correcting people's English]].
109	* WeaksauceWeakness: Can't do simple math.
110	** She's also quite ticklish. Her agoraphobia could also count, considering she lives in [[{{Irony}} Saskatchewan]]
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113	[[folder:Lacey Burrows]]
114	->Played by: Creator/GabrielleMiller
115	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/lacey_burrows.jpg]]
116	[[caption-width-right:350:"You reject people from the Chamber of Commerce?"]]
117	Lacey is the owner of The Ruby cafe. A town transplant from Toronto, she moved to Dog River at the start of the series to take over (and rename) the diner after her Aunt Ruby died. Lacey is rather attractive and seems to know it, often thinking people have a crush on her. She is constantly trying to (a) fit in, (b) improve the town, and (c) try new things at the cafe, much to the townspeople's chagrin. Lacey is known to be a bad liar, a bad loser, a bad winner, and a bad confidante. Despite this, she is generally likable and good-natured.
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119	* BadLiar: Almost physically incapable of keeping a secret. Though in "[[Recap/CornerGasS6E07AmericanResolution American Resolution]]" she actually [[spoiler: [[ExploitedTrope exploits]] her reputation for this to manipulate Hank, Wanda, and Karen to trick them into giving up on their New Year's resolutions before she does.]]
120	* BlitheSpirit, FishOutOfWater, NaiveNewcomer: which often results in...
121	** BewilderingPunishment, ComedicSociopathy, TheComplainerIsAlwaysWrong, DisproportionateRetribution, FelonyMisdemeanor, KafkaComedy
122	* CannotTellAJoke: Her attempts at humor often lead to her being the only one laughing.
123	* CantTakeCriticism: Take any of the negative tropes listed about Lacey here, and she has denied it at one point or another.
124	* DeadpanSnarker
125	* TheDeterminator: Any time she needs to prove she's right about something, such as proving Wanda ripped her off on jewelry, demanding that Hank stain her deck, being adamant about her bulletin board rules, proving that home-baked cookies are better than packaged ones, etc.
126	* HiddenDepths: Surprisingly adept at coaching hockey, and at [[BigEater competitive eating]] (although she's still nowhere close to being on Brent's skill level).
127	* KindnessButton: Lacey can switch from angry to pleasant in an instant if provided the right trigger. For instance, she goes from displeased at Brent for encouraging Hank to make up an unflattering story about her, to immediately happy and proud when Brent compliments her storytelling skills.
128	* MsFanservice: Played with. Lacy is younger and cute, wears a lot of tank and halter tops and has no issue showing a bit of cleavage, but it never reaches vampy or {{Stripperiffic}} levels. If anything, she looks like the average woman her age. This is lampshaded in "Doc Small" when a doctor from an even ''smaller'' town than Dog River is asked to consider becoming the town physician. Assuming the doctor is a man, Lacey wears a "flirty" top that even less revealing than her normal garb, but the female doctor has never seen anything like it before, asking if the town is large enough to have a Red Light district, and tells Lacey that she dresses "slutty".
129	* SoreLoser: She doesn't take losing very well. If she has someone else to blame for it, she gets mad. If she has nobody to blame but herself, she becomes depressed and self-loathing, developing an "I can't do anything right so what's the point in trying?" mentality that causes the quality of the food at the Ruby to suffer greatly (she brings Karen a plate of fish sticks that are still frozen, for example).
130	* UnsportsmanlikeGloating: She's a very competitive person and when she wins, she ''revels'' in it. The only exception was when she won an EatingContest, which she felt pretty ashamed of.
131	* VerbalTic: When proving a point, Lacey often starts her sentences with a terse "Look it!".
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134	[[folder:Sergeant Davis Quinton]]
135	->Played by: Creator/LorneCardinal
136	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/davis_quinton.jpg]]
137	[[caption-width-right:350:"You know, there's more to me than a pretty boy, tough guy cop."]]
138	Davis is the head of the Dog River Police Department. He knows that his job protecting such a small town is relatively easy, but he still hopes the community has a respect for authority. Davis can be cranky, but he has an effeminate side that shows from time to time.
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140	* CampStraight: Spent the entire year's police budget planning/decorating a wedding and reads Cosmo every month but is stated to be divorced and has expressed his attraction to {{Big Beautiful Wom\|an}}en. [[AmbiguouslyBi Then again, there was that time he went fishing with Hank]].
141	* CharacterCatchphrase: Likely to say "All right!" with a distinctive inflection when he's happy with a turn of events.
142	* CluelessBoss: To Karen
143	* TheDitz: Shared with Hank.
144	* FeelingTheirAge: Pulling his neck once causes this, which promptly makes him grumpy after Oscar lays it on thick about getting old like him. He feels better after Fitzy's grandmother slaps him and complains about youngsters' ruining things after he points out the town's plans to build the [[InnocentInnuendo World's Biggest Hoe]] sounds like they're making the World's Biggest Prostitute.
145	* IntergenerationalFriendship: With Oscar.
146	* MissingMom: His mom left when Davis was a child to follow a rock band, and never came back.
147	* MustHaveCaffeine
148	* OddFriendship: Again, with Oscar.
149	* PoliceAreUseless: Humorously lax about his job, though it's certainly implied Dog River seems to barely quite require any sort of authority at all to make his laziness non-problematic.
150	* ThePollyanna: Davis rarely, if ever, gets angry and can find a good side in almost anything.
151	* SenseFreak: After regaining his sense of smell that he lost as a child.
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154	[[folder:Constable Karen Pelly]]
155	->Played by: Creator/TaraSpencerNairn
156	[[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/karen_pelly.jpg]]
157	[[caption-width-right:350:"That's what friends do, right? They say things that aren't exactly true to make their friends feel good about themselves."]]
158	Karen is Davis' partner and can be equally as lazy. She often questions his decisions and wonders if she would be the better head of DRPD. Karen can come off as abrasive, as she tends not to delve deeply into other's lives and doesn't always respond tactfully.
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161	* [[spoiler: BabiesEverAfter]]: [[spoiler: Karen marries a soldier and is pregnant by the time of TheMovie]]
162	* BerserkButton: Don't imply Karen is stupid. She does not care for DumbBlonde jokes.
163	* BrutalHonesty: When others seek her for advice.
164	* DumbBlonde: Averted, though it's a RunningGag.
165	* FairCop: Tara Spencer-Nairn looks quite dashing in that uniform. She'll even call herself blonde, pretty and thin.
166	* FeminineWomenCanCook: She hides the fact that she's a good cook because she feels people would respect her less as a police officer if they knew.
167	* LettingHerHairDown: Karen can be noted as being off duty whenever her hair isn't done up in a bun.
168	* PoliceAreUseless: Pretty often about as unconcerned with enforcing the law as Davis.
169	* [[spoiler: PregnantBadass]]
170	* WomenAreWiser: Downplayed. She's the StraightMan for Davis and is one of the more sensible characters, but her inexperience on the job or other quirks often hold her down. She's a much better cop than Davis, but that's still not saying much.
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173	!Supporting Characters
174	[[folder:Mayor "Fitzy" Fitzgerald]]
175	->Played by: Cavan Cunningham
176	Fitzy is the mostly ineffective mayor of Dog River. He often frets about losing his position, despite the fact that no one ever runs against him. He shows up whenever a government-type decision needs to be made.
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178	* CluelessBoss
179	* CuttingCorners: He's not particularly cheap, he's just awful at managing the town's money, so he does this out of necessity. For example, his "desk" is just a wooden door laid on top of two filing cabinets.
180	* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: He may be an idiot and completely incompetent at running the town, but he does love his Grandma
181	* ObstructiveBureaucrat: Sometimes.
182	* OnlyKnownByTheirNickname: "Fitzy" is obviously a nickname derived from shortening his last name, Fitzgerald. Nevertheless, his office door reads "Fitzy Fitzgerald".
183	* PointyHairedBoss
184	* UltimateJobSecurity: The only reason he's mayor is because he's the only one in town who even remotely wants the job, and nobody ever runs against him.
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187	[[folder:Paul/Phil]]
188	->Played by: Mark Dieter (Paul), Erroll Kinistino (Phil)
189	Interchangeable owners of the only hotel in Dog River, which contains the only bar in Dog River.
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191	* LateToThePunchline: Inverted - when Hank asks Paul to let him be in a comedy night, Paul tells Hank to make him laugh to convince him to. Hank starts out by saying about how women and men are different, but Paul just cuts him off by laughing ''anyway'' already and lets him do it.
192	* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Paul was replaced by Phil partway through the series, with no explanation whatsoever. The only real difference between the two is that Phil is noticeably older.
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195	[[folder:Josh the Cook]]
196	->Played by: Josh Strait
197	Lacey's cook and busboy at The Ruby.
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199	* LivingProp: He's mostly there just to display that Lacey doesn't handle the Ruby all by herself.
200	* NoNameGiven: Was as such at the beginning of the series, as he was only seen in the background of cafe scenes. Strangely, he was given a name an episode AFTER he had a LowerDeckEpisode where he quit his job to run a llama farm.
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203	[[folder:Wes Humboldt]]
204	->Played by: Mike O'Brien
205	Owner of a liquor/insurance store in town
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207	* DisappearedDad: Accidentally finds out from Brent that his dad died performing a HeroicSacrifice in the Korean War. The town had told him his dad had joined the circus.
208	* KilledOffForReal: Due to his actor's death, Wes passes away in the animated series
209	* TheBusCameBack: Was absent for a while, leading to some EpilepticTrees springing up about his fate. Lampshaded in the show.
210	-->'''Hank:''' I thought you died or moved to Winnipeg or something.\
211	'''Wes:''' Nope. I've always been here. You guys just didn't seem interested in calling me.
212	* WeSellEverything: His store sells the bizarre combination of liquor and insurance. TruthInTelevision, as an actual store like this exists in the town the show is filmed in (which is where the show got the idea).
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215	[[folder:Fitzy's Grandma]]
216	->Played by: Jean Freeman
217	[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin Fitzy's Grandma]]. Real name Helen Jensen.
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219	* EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep: Is known only as "Fitzy's Grandma" until the second-last episode of the entire show.
220	-->'''Karen:''' The winner is... ''[confused]'' Helen Jensen? Who's ''that?''\
221	''[Fitzy's Grandma steps forward]''\
222	'''Karen:''' ''[surprised]'' Oh. The winner is Fitzy's Grandma. Helen, apparently.
223	** Hank does call her Old Lady Jensen in "World's Biggest Thing", but her first name isn't revealed until later
224	* InnocentInnuendo: She comes up with the idea for the town to build the "World's Biggest Hoe", as a reference to Dog River's agricultural heritage. She doesn't get the negative connotation until she overhears Davis make a joke about it later.
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228	[[folder:Myrtle]]
229	->Played by: Gwen Seed
230	A little white-haired woman and town local. She, Emma and Fitzy's Grandma make up a sort of "old lady triumvirate" that serve on every Dog River town committee.
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232	* HiddenDepths: She's good enough at curling that Oscar and Emma are willing to bring her on their team even though ''she just had hip replacement surgery''. The team ends up winning the whole tournament.
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