Minor Characters are on screen credited figures appearing in Stuck in the Middle without a separate article of their own elsewhere. They are listed here in order of their appearances.

Season 1[]

Stuck at the Movies[]

Usher[]

The Usher was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was an usher at the Marshport 6 Cinemas. One afternoon, as he was inventorying the stock behind the concessions counter, he could not help noticing the arrival of a large familial group. After finishing, he exchanges his clipboard for a broom and portable dustpan. and begins sweeping the carpeted lobby floor. Spotting an older female teen carrying an oversized purse, he stops her from entering the theater area, and apologetically. explains that as no outside food is allowed, he has to search her bag. An older woman then injects herself into the situation, claiming that he is profiling people with large families, as they supposedly tend to attempt to sneak food into theaters. Three smaller kids then loudly race past, two small boys dressed as campy professional wrestlers, plus a even smaller girl, carrying a cutout of Vin Diesel, being chased by their harried father. The woman claims she has no idea who that group was. The Usher then notes that the woman appears to have something bulky under her jacket. The woman claims that is her natural form, as having seven kids. had a toll on her body. A sound of ripping paper is audible as several plastic baggies of popcorn and assorted candies fall to the floor, from the torn bag conspicuously sticking out from under her vest. Tucking the paper back into place, the clearly caught culprit opines who placed the sack of snacks under her coat. The teen girl claims she has no idea who the snack smuggler is, and the Usher lets her pass with a mute nod. With a wince, the Usher, begins slowly sweeping up the contraband evidence, leaving the guilty lady to awkwardly stand by as he finishes his task.
The Usher was portrayed by Matt Webb.

Trivia[]

Unbeknownst to the Usher, Ethan filmed him, holding out his hand as Suzy tipped candy out of her boot, and later on, sweeping up after Georgie knocked over a plant in the theater lobby by walking backwards into it.

Movie Theater Woman[]

The Movie Theater Woman was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that decided to watch a movie at the Marshport 6 Cinemas. Deciding on the latest horror film, she bought her ticket and bought a beverage from the concession counter. She entered the assigned theater early, and selecting an aisle seat, took off her coat and draped it over the empty spot next to her. Placing her drink in the cup holder, she sat down, and settled her purse in her lap, and awaited the show to start. As she sat, the antics of the apparent familial group that claimed the front row, played out before her. She became indirectly involved when their mother was making her way down the stairs loaded with drinks and snacks in her arms. Suddenly, two young screaming boys sprung up unexpectedly, from nearby seats. That surprised their mother so much that she dropped everything she was carrying sending a shower of popcorn everywhere--some of which landed on the woman's head. As the woman brushed the loose kernels off of her hair and clothing, the mother instructed her kids to salvage as much fallen popcorn as they could, and made her way out of the theater, without offering any kind of apology for what had just happened. The mother eventually returned with more snacks, along with the rest of her family group, the last of which, was a teen girl moving backwards down the steps, who predictably, fell down after passing the woman's aisle. However, after the film began, it became evident that the subject matter was too mature for the younger members of the group, causing the disruptive family to depart, allowing the rest of the theater patrons to enjoy the film.
The Movie Theater Woman was portrayed by Linda Wang.

Trivia[]

Linda Wang was not credited for this role.

Stuck in the Slushinator[]

Tony[]

Tony was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a clerk for Tom's Bait & Bite. When Tom Diaz sees how popular the slushy beverages produced by his daughter Harley's "slushinator" invention has become, he decides to expand the shop's Snack Shack area and enlists Tony's assistance. After telling Harley his plan, Tom signals Tony, who having donned safety goggles, offers his boss a salute, before utilizing his own chainsaw to cut a rectangular hole in the shop wall, in order to make a walk-up window for "Harley's Slushy Shack." Afterwards a nervous Harley watches Tony prepare to install the new window, she asks if it can later be undone. However, Tony scoffs, as he lifts up the part of the freshly cut wall, claiming that it can never be undone, and that he broke his chainsaw getting the job finished. The following day, while manning the register, Tony notices the large crowd of customers that gather to observe the antics of the Diaz twins as they operate the slushinator. He is shocked along with the rest of the people when the pair have a very public fight and end up going their separate ways, completely halting the production of the slushy beverages. Business is slow the next afternoon, and Tom tells Tony to take five, or rather six, off for a brief break. Sending his boss a double thumbs up sign in appreciation, Tony exits the shop to enjoy his unexpected free time.
Tony was portrayed by Joel Steingold.

Trivia[]

Apparently, Tony and Harley Diaz share the same birthday, April 22, as Tom brings some of Tony's red velvet birthday cake home to later give to Harley in Stuck in the Sweet Seat.
Suzy calls out to Tony to mind the bait shop while she and Bethany take a walk on the beach in Stuck with Mom's New Friend.
Tony appears in flashback during Stuck in Spring Break.

Stuck in Harley's Comet[]

Sweet Girl[]

The Sweet Girl was a young resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that desperately wanted the special limited-edition Mikayla Mendoza basketball sneakers. During a particularly difficult time for her family, the girl hoped she could get a pair as a parting gift for her father, as he was about to take a long trip from home, plus they could be just the good luck charm she and her dad could use to help them win a competition they were entering later that night. Hours before the shoe store was due to open, the little girl saw the large gathering of customers already waiting there, and asked if anyone was willing to give up their place in line for her. She noticed two teens, a boy and a girl get to their feet, as if answering her request, and began to thank them. However, the pair, apparently siblings, explained they were merely trying to start a "wave" cheer with the rest of the line, and offered the girl a high protein snack of jerky or Greek yogurt instead. The little girl insisted she needed their spot in line and began to explain her situation. She claims her father has volunteered for a year-long mission on a space station, but before he leaves, they will enter a competition to raise money to rebuild their home, which recently burned down. She feels that if her dad wears the Mendoza shoes, they will have the extra motivation to win. After hearing the story, the teens pack up their belongings and give the girl their spot, which she happily accepts. A few hours later, her father joins the girl as the shoe store opens and they each get a pair of Mikayla Mendoza shoes in red. They then immediately travel to Boston in time to compete, now wearing their flashy new footwear, in the live season finale of Dancing with My Dad. The duo emerges victorious, and in her final words of farewell to the television audience, the girl states that while her dad is heading out into space, earlier that day, she met two angels from heaven, referring to the couple of good Samaritans that allowed her to get the Mendoza sneakers, and gives her father an affectionate kiss on the cheek.
The Sweet Girl was portrayed by Farrah Mackenzie.

Trivia[]

Unbeknownst to the Sweet Girl, Ethan and Georgie Diaz the two "angels" she met earlier, watched her describe their encounter on Dancing With My Dad.

Stuck in the Harley Car[]

Slushy Patron[]

The Slushy Patron was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that during the week before the 300th anniversary of the founding of the town, stopped by Tom's Bait & Bite, to use the walk-up window to get a refreshing beverage from Harley's Slushy Shack. As Harley was at the counter talking with one of her brothers, he rang the bell for service. Harley acknowledged him with a wave, and stated she wanted him to try out her special Tricentennial flavor, Red, White and Blueberry. After grabbing a plastic cup, the humming teen turned on the slushy machine. However, the appliance began visibly shaking, and making ominous noises. Harley offered a reassuring grin, but despite the delay, still claimed everything was normal. While muttering at it, Harley also struck the uncooperative contraption a few times. But as a result of Harley's actions, a bluish stream of diluted slushy syrup spewed from the defiant device directly at the walk-in window, and into the Patron's face. Sputtering, the man reached out and grabbed a paper napkin to wipe at his face. Harley apologized by stating the slushy was on her, but tried to lighten the mood by noting it was also technically on him. Yet, as Harley turned to attend to the malfunctioning mechanism, it sprayed another arc of fluid, this time in a reddish hue, in the exact same trajectory, thus, striking the Patron's face once again. As the man spluttered the dyed substance from his face, the impudent slushy machine finally ground to a complete halt. Harley's brother offered his condolences on her broken device, and when the irked man spat out the last of the syrup from his mouth, the teen also offered his condolences to the Patron's face.
The Slushy Patron was portrayed by Jordan Borges.

Trivia[]

Apparently, the Patron was not too terribly upset by the incident, as Tom Diaz appeared unconcerned by any future financial reparations, for any ruined clothing.
Jordan Borges was not credited for this role.

Woman[]

The Woman was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that entered Tom's Bait & Bite along with her overly energetic son a few days before the town's tricentennial celebration. She inquires if there are any available HarleyCar appointments for that afternoon but is informed that HarleyCar only operates in the mornings and becomes Star Tours in the afternoon. The woman is disappointed to hear that and admits to the girl at the scheduling table that she doesn't even really need the service but just wants some alone time for herself. She candidly confesses a willingness to double the rates to have someone else watch over her son for just an hour. Her frustration is aptly made evident as the boy in question causes a scene by placing some sort of netted object over his head while giggling maniacally. After witnessing that incident, the girl intuits that what the woman truly wants is a babysitter. of sorts and asks if she would accept one that knows a lot of cool stuff about the town. The woman states that all that needs to be known is to not bring her kid back for at least an hour. The girl then tells the woman to come back at 3:00.
The Woman was portrayed by Eva Simone Fisher.

Kid 1[]

Kid 1 was a young resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that along with a taller boy, was sent to Tom's Bait & Bite for a scheduled appointment with HarleyCare. After announcing the reason for their visit, the kids are told by the teen girl apparently in charge, that they are actually going to take a "Star Tour" of Marshport. Another teen, a male, argues with her about the age limit of their service, but ultimately, smiles towards the boys and asks for their tickets.
Kid 1 was portrayed by Beau Dylan Hart.

Kid 2[]

Kid 2 was a young resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that along with a male companion, was maneuvered into taking a tour of Marshport in a HarleyCare lobster-shaped pedicab spotlighting the areas of the town which were reputedly connected to random Celebrity personalities. However, the Kid, had no interest for anything the guide tried to share, constantly saying to shut up, as he found the noise too distracting, as he played with the hand-held portable video game system, he had brought along to entertain himself.
Kid 2 was portrayed by Toby Grey.

Trivia[]

Toby Grey was a co-host on the 2017 ABC TV show The Toy Box.

Kid 3[]

Kid 3 was a young resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that spent time in a HarleyCare lobster-shaped pedicab trip around the parts of the town which supposedly held points of interaction with celebrities. However, she and her riding partner were more entertained by pelting the driver with puffed cheese snacks, than listening to any connections Marshport allegedly had to the World of Entertainment.
Kid 3 was portrayed by Shayla Chanadet.

Trivia[]

Shayla Chanadet was not credited for this role.
Shayla Chanadet also played the uncredited role of "Didi's Showdown Model" in the Pretty-Con episode of Bizaardvark.

Rachel Platten[]

Rachel Platten was an American popular music singer, and a celebrated Massachusetts resident. She was booked to make a surprise performance at the Marshport Tricentennial Parade, which marked the 300th anniversary of the founding of the town. Having some time to herself, before the parade, Rachel decides to visit the place where she recorded her first demo tape. However, when she calls her chauffer to pick her up. she is informed the car is stuck in parade traffic. Lowering her phone, Rachel glances across the street, and she spots two young people in a lobster-shaped pedicab and waves them over to her, by calling out ''Hey, Lobster." As the strange vehicle arrives, the singer thanks them for responding and explains that her ride is stuck in traffic. Rachel then requests that they get her to the Tricentennial Parade where her float is waiting for her. The driver quickly agrees, addressing Rachel by her full name while mentioning her preferred beverage at a local sweets shop. Rachel is somewhat taken aback by that unexpected intrusion into her private life. The passenger in the cab advises against scaring the celebrated newcomer. Nonetheless, Rachel climbs into the lobster, and secures the safety helmet the younger girl hands to her, over her head, and the race to catch up to the parade begins. Along the journey, Rachel learns her hosts are siblings Harley and Ethan Diaz, Marshport natives from a large family. Eventually, the trio track down the parade music to a residential neighborhood. As Ethan both honks the horn and rings the bell set on the pedicab to make way for the lobster vehicle to approach, Harley asks how the parade ended up in the Diaz back yard, and Ethan replies because their sister, Georgie was the parade leader. As the band music has stopped, Rachel is dismayed to discover she is to perform in a back yard, and vows to speak to her manager about taking more care in booking her smaller gigs. Regardless, the singing star removes her helmet, and after ascertaining that the stage equipment is operational, steps up onto the float reserved for the "Marshport Tricentennial Special Guest." Rachel Platten then begins singing her hit song, "Stand By You," to an enthusiastic response. While on stage, she touches hands with several members of the audience including a girl with permed hair wearing a red and blue cowgirl hat with white stars, the Diaz siblings had identified as their sister, Georgie. Upon finishing the number, Rachel slaps five with Harley, before taking in the adulation of the appreciative crowd, bringing an end to a bizarre, yet memorable performance.
Making a special appearance as a fictionalized version of herself was Rachel Platten.

Trivia[]

According to Ethan, Rachel recorded her first demo tape in Marshport, and enjoyed Root Beer floats at Swanee's Seasonal Custard Shop.
No mention was made of Rachel Platten and Rachel Diaz having the same first name.
The song Rachel Platten sang on the float in the Diaz back yard, "Stand By You," peaked at #37 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
- The clean radio version of which, with instances of the word "hell" in the chorus are replaced with "fire", was used in the episode.
Rachel Platten was the first real-life person to appear on the series. Gold Medalist Olympic Gymnast Laurie Hernandez appears in Stuck in a Gold Medal Performance.

Videos[]

Rachel_Platten_Sings_"Stand_By_You"_on_Stuck_in_the_Middle — Rachel Platten Sings "Stand By You" on Stuck in the Middle

Rachel_Platten_on_Stuck_in_the_Middle_(BTS_Video) — Rachel Platten on Stuck in the Middle (BTS Video)

Stuck in Lockdown[]

Kiki[]

Kiki was an older teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Marshport High School. She was the BFF of Rachel Diaz. One weekend Kiki and her friend group decided to meet at the Boba place at the marina. However, Rachel sent out a text message revealing that her dad, had left her in charge of the Diaz family Marina store for the afternoon, and that Kiki and the rest of their friends should go across the street to Tom's Bait & Bite and hang out there instead. Immediately the crowd of teens departed the Boba venue once they heard about the invitation. Although Rachel decreed that her pals must pay for their slushy beverages, they were allowed to interact with rest of the store merchandise as they pleased. After buying a Rhia-nana slushy, Kiki decided to try on an orange and black life vest that caught her eye. But Rachel called out Kiki's name and told her to take it off, as she pointed out orange was not Kiki's color. Rachel held out a replacement garment, a yellow rain slicker to put on, noting that it looked adorable on her. Afterwards, Kiki began posing with a guy friend who had donned a yellow life vest, to take selfies together on their phones.
Kiki was portrayed by Joy Rovaris.

Trivia[]

Rachel mentions Kiki in:
- Stuck with My Sister's Boyfriend - Rachel wants Cuff to skip work to attend a DJ gig at a Boba place by Kiki's cousin.
- Stuck with No Rules - Rachel apparently invites Kiki to her "Rockin' Snow Party."
- Stuck in the Harley Car - Rachel goes to Kiki's house to practice waving like a queen.
- Stuck in the School Photo - Rachel does not want to borrow clothes from Kiki, as at the time she is "over-plaiding."
Joy Rovaris was not credited for this role.

Stuck in the Diaz of Our Lives[]

Mischa[]

Mischa was a resident of New York City, New York that was a Television Producer for the Reality TV show Girl Power. Along with her camera operator, Ken, she travels to Marshport, Massachusetts to film a segment of the show spotlighting teen female inventor, Harley Diaz. She and Ken arrive at the Diaz household and are met by Harley and her mother, Suzy. They begin shooting Harley as she introduces her latest invention, a voice-activated robotic vacuum cleaner, she dubs the "Pick-Me-Up," which injects fun into doing chores. The device not only plays music so one can dance while cleaning, but also has a built-in camera to catch one's cool moves. However, Harley grows self-conscious, as she confesses, she's not used to dancing in public. Mischa assures the nervous girl she is doing great, claiming that Harley puts the "Pow" in "Girl Power." Liking the turn of phrase, she tells Ken to make note of that for later. As Harley continues, the front door abruptly opens, and a man with two small boys enter. Harley's father, Tom. explains that he forgot his wallet while on the way to the mall, while twin siblings Lewie and Beast. decry that their mother removed the "pee boot" from the car, and they have been prohibited from using the bushes as long as the camera crew are on the premises. As Suzy claims ignorance, Beast declares that he has found the missing piece of soiled footwear and lifts it aloft in triumph. Suzy instructs her kids to use the bathroom. An older teen girl than arrives identifying herself as Rachel and drops her internet contacts. She is followed by the rest of the Diaz kids, teens Ethan and Georgie, and the youngest child, Daphne. Mischa is intrigued that Harley did not mention that she had such a large family. Harley claims that it is weird she did not and attempts to rush her siblings out of the house. Daphne explains they are going to shop for new clothes for school. She claims to have crushed Kindergarten, but had no idea that school continued into First Grade. Mischa finds the smallest Diaz cute and wants to pinch her cheeks, but the tiny girl warns against that action if the woman values her fingers. Georgie agrees, opining that Daphne is part ferret. Harley tries to laugh over how funny her sisters are, but still insists they leave. Harley then continues on about the five settings her invention has but is cut off by her dad finding his extra car key. Georgie advises hanging on to it to avoid another "Key Incident." Mischa is eager to hear the details of that story. Harley tries to gloss over the event, but Ethan reveals the hilarious story of their dad looking for his car key while the twins were playing with metal detectors in the backyard. Lewie detects something metallic in Beast's stomach, but then their dad finds the missing key next to his foot. 48 hours later, it is discovered that Beast swallowed a filling. Mischa mulls over the fact that the Diaz family has seven kids and presumes the parents have the hands full, but still maintain an organized household. Suzy presents that as normal, but then tells Georgie not to open the pantry door. As the hungry teen just wants a snack, she is buried by the avalanche of random items which are unleashed as the door opens. Suzy innocently asks how those items could have gotten in there, as she rushes over to her fallen daughter, who claims she is fine. Harley suggests finishing her interview elsewhere, but Mischa, tells Ken they need to talk in private, and the pair leave the Diaz home. Once outside, Mischa outlines to Ken the potential reality show she envisions revolving around the Diaz family. When the pair return only Harley and her parents are around, Mischa announces in various ways that Harley's segment is cancelled, causing a dismayed Harley to note that she is a failure in multiple languages. However, Mischa claims she is prepared to offer the Diaz family a different opportunity. Mischa reveals that the network's top reality series, Quincy's Quintuplets has just been cancelled in a big scandal as it was discovered the fraudulent family was really only a set of triplets with two cousins. Harley notes that explains why two of the kids on the show kept calling their mom "Aunt Jess." Mischa states that both she and Ken envision the Diazes as possible, replacements, turning towards where her cameraman is standing by the staircase banister offering a thumbs up, the producer proposes a show featuring the entire family entitled The Diaz of Our Lives: Nine Times the Fabulous. Harley is dubious of the concept and rejects the idea. But Mischa counters that the Diazes are real, and the public loves real, insisting that everyone will want to be a Diaz. Harley states that there are times when she struggles to even want to be a Diaz, herself. Mischa points out that Girl Power would have been only one chance to feature her inventions, but this new series could highlight her inventions in every episode, making Harley a girl inventor hero. A convinced Harley states she already fills out the first two qualifiers and is eager to let the fans determine the third and gives her approval to the idea. However, the Diaz parents immediately arise from the couch and shoot down the project. Mischa claims to understand their refusal, noting that she thought the potential financial benefits would have come in handy with the prospect of seven weddings, seven college funds, and a possible Hawaiian retirement home. The lure of such a potential windfall wins parental support for the project. To celebrate the occasion, Harley has her invention play dance music and starts to dance but is soon joined by her parents. The sight leads Harley to state that there should be no dancing on the show, which Mischa quickly agrees should be implemented. After a modicum of preproduction, including clearing out space in the house to set up a "confessional" area, and having all necessary legal permissions acquired and notarized, filming was set up in the Diaz household with recording equipment everywhere in the house. Production on the series begins by shooting a breakfast scene in the kitchen. Harley nearly runs into Ken carrying his camera, and apologizes, but Mischa standing off-camera in the laundry area, states she can't use that footage, and politely insists that Ken should not be spoken to during filming. A glammed-up Rachel then appears, telling her sister to act as if there were no cameras present, as she saunters away. Tom Diaz hypothetically asks if there was a place where one could escape the cameras, and Mischa confirms there are none in the bathrooms. He then states that is where he is going to spend his time, but Harley sarcastically implies that would hardly be new for her dad. He turns to address, Ken, asking not to look like a fool on camera. Once again, Mischa repeats her request not to speak to the cameraman. Suzy then claims she has no fear of the cameras, as she is merely living her regular life with grace and style. The Diaz twins then enter the kitchen, suspecting their mother was going to court, as they notice she was wearing her "speeding-ticket dress." Suzy denies the assertion, but asks Ken to erase the last few minutes, causing Mischa to ask the Diazes for a third time not to talk to Ken. During a failed attempt to establish Daphne's portion of the series, as the young girl declares "Stranger danger" and tells Ken to go away when he knocks on the door of her playhouse, Mischa has to repeat her instruction not to speak to the cameraman. Mischa then shoots a segment upstairs focusing on Harley and her inventions. In her bedroom, Harley once again demonstrates the Pick-Me-Up. Mischa claims the science stuff is "fab," but explains the girls of the audience want "totes fab." Harley says she could adopt "game show hands" in her presentation and demonstrates for the producer. Mischa insists that Harley needs to "jooj it up." Harley agrees, but soon admits she has no idea what "jooj" actually means. Mischa defines the word as adding a bit of glam. The producer maintains a vacuum is boring and suggests adding the capacity of being a makeup caddy to the invention. Harley question combing makeup with a device that picks up her dad's toe clippings from the floor. Mischa advises the girl not to overthink things, and states that to get other girls interested in inventing Harley needs to speak their language. Harley reasons that she has to learn how to speak jooj. Mischa affirms that Harley was smart, much to the girl's happiness. The woman asks Harley if they can integrate Daphne into her part of the show, as Mischa suspects based on their prior interaction, that Daphne will not be the breakout star they had anticipated. Harley and Daphne are then prepped for a confessional segment. The sisters were seated with Deathnee on a white leather couch, with large throw pillows. A false wall of blue light panels had been erected behind the couch to finish the set. Off-camera, Mischa explains the concept of a confessional scene, to talk to the camera and share their inner thoughts with the audience. Daphne retorts that the older woman already knows what she's thinking. Mischa suggests that her little friend might have something to say, and the younger girl observes that the producer was not very sharp. Mischa moves on to Harley, who expresses doubts on the concept. Mischa tries next with the twins, who insists on recalling incidents from their early childhood, instead of talking about the present, as they claim their parents were too tired from dealing with their elder siblings to take videos from their past. and Lewie and Beast wanted to make sure their childhood memories were recorded before they slipped away, and they wanted footage of themselves to show their own kids one day, such as their best arm farts. The other Diaz sisters, Rachel and Georgie were next on the couch. Georgie tries to talk about her sports themed aspirations for community service, whereas Rachel, who appears to be an avid watcher of Realty TV, was eager to spill any Diaz family secrets she could to "win" the show, such as her mother's secret recipe meatballs were actually store-bought--from a hardware store. Having felt the Diaz twins' confessional storylines had run had their course, Mischa turned to the last Diaz sibling, Ethan, and had Ken shot footage of the teen from his own bedroom. The teen tells the pair that he wants to perform a song he wrote about changing from a boy to a man, called "Dodgeball." However, Mischa cuts him off before he can start, suggesting that may not be the best way to start Ethan's musical career with the best musical talent available. When all the Diaz boys gather together on the confessional couch, Ethan appears dubious. Lewie states he wants to play drums, while Beast want to play arm farts. Lewie then asks it they can have two arm fart artists. Mischa then meets with Harley to confer with the girl over the new direction. her role on the show was taking. Mischa approves of the cosmetic changes Harley made to her robotic vacuum cleaner and subtly implies the young female fans will love the new look of the renamed "Pretty-Go-Round." Harley notices the name alteration and states it does not describe its function at all. but Mischa claims she has research which proved the new name tested better, with their projected demographics. As a scientist, Harley declares she cannot argue with scientific research. Mischa suspects the new appearance of the invention may steal focus from Harley herself. She suggests the Pretty Go Round no longer fits the image Harley projects. She hands the teen inventor a new script for when she presents her improved vacuum in her new look. Harley asks what "new look?" Mischa hands Harley a new set of clothing to wear on camera, a shiny completely pink outfit with a matching bow for her hair. Leaving Harley to try on her new wardrobe, the producer turns her attention back to the Diaz brothers. Dressing the three in matching outfits, including vests and hats, she names the trio, "Buenos Three-Az." She has the group shoot a music video in the living room. However, Ethan does not take the news well, that Mischa envisions them as background singers for an animated raccoon, and was not particularly thrilled to see the over-sized cutout she had made of the projected star of the group. In fact, she dismisses the Diaz brothers, explaining she wants Ken to shoot footage of just the cardboard rodent by itself.
Mischa was portrayed by Kim Shaw.

Trivia[]

It is not made clear if Mischa openly lied to Harley, but it seems improbable that she had adequate time to order as well as compile genuine research backing the claims she made regarding changing the name of the "Pick-Me-Up" to the "Pretty-Go-Round."
She considers Reality TV as merely a way to sell hair products.
It is not stated if Mischa sent someone else to finish Harley's Girl Power segment or edited it from previously shot footage.

Ken[]

Ken was a resident of New York City, New York that was a Television Camera Operator for the Reality TV show Girl Power. Along with his show producer, Mischa, he travels to Marshport, Massachusetts to shoot a segment of the show spotlighting young female inventor, Harley Diaz. He and Mischa arrive at the Diaz household and are met by Harley and her mother, Suzy. They begin filming Harley as the girl introduces her latest invention, a voice-activated robotic vacuum cleaner, she calls the "Pick-Me-Up," that not only plays music so one can dance while cleaning, but also has a built-in camera to catch one's best steps. But the teen becomes hesitant, admitting, she's not used to dancing in public. Mischa assumes her nurturing producer mode, by placing the young girl at ease by stating she is doing great, declaring that Harley puts the "Pow" in "Girl Power." Liking the turn of phrase, Mischa tells Ken to make note of that for a possible future promo for the segment. But as Harley continues, the front door abruptly opens, and unexpectedly the rest of the Diaz family appear, with Ken dutifully shifting his camera to capture each entrance. First was Tom Diaz, Harley's father, who explains he forgot his wallet on the way to the mall. He was accompanied by Harley's younger twin brothers, Lewie and Beast, who were in search of something they called the "pee boot." Next came Rachel, the oldest Diaz child, who poses for the camera and drops her social details. Lastly, Harley's other elder siblings, Georgie and Ethan, were escorting their youngest sibling, Daphne into the house. Harley attempts to convince her newly revealed family members to depart the scene, but Ken can tell that Mischa has become intrigued by the fresh family dynamics that have been uncovered. She tells the Diaz parents that she and her cameraman need to have a private conversation and indicates that she and Ken step outside the home. Once out of earshot, Mischa outlines her new strategy for the Diazes, Ken offers his input but knows Mischa has already convinced herself to a new course of action.
Ken was portrayed by Paul Darrigo.

Trivia[]

Ken was not depicted as speaking any lines.

Season 2[]

Stuck in the Waterpark - The Movie[]

Chester Torvilleton[]

Chester Torvilleton was a resident of New Hampshire that was the Park Manager of Cannonball Cove, a popular water park and resort. He personally greets the winner of Cannonball Cove's invention contest, Harley Diaz, and her family upon their arrival at the resort. However, Chester mistakenly addresses Harley's oldest sister, Rachel, until the actual Harley makes herself known.
Chester Torvilleton was portrayed by Gregg Binkley.

Trivia[]

He often used tropical puns to project an atmosphere following his "Hawaii in New Hampshire" motto.
He suspects his ex-wife once released a live Barracuda in the Lazy River attraction.
Chester Torvilleton appears in a flashback in Stuck with No Escape.
Gregg Binkley played "Randy" in the Doll House episode of Wizards of Waverly Place and had the recurring roles of "Mr. Jenkins" in Kirby Buckets and "Dr. Cooper" in Diary of a Future President for Disney +.

Fed Up Dad[]

The Fed Up Dad was a tourist visiting Cannonball Cove, a waterpark in New Hampshire with his family. Having rented out Cabana #7 at the venue, he literally became fed up with the mischievous antics of his three young children, as when he was about to enjoy a sandwich, he discovered the mayonnaise inside was actually sunscreen. That prank was apparently the straw which broke the camel's back, as he declared it didn't matter which of the trio was the guilty party, but they should know that they were totally at fault for ruining the entire family's fun, as they were all leaving immediately, even though he had already paid to use the tented area for the day. Still irate, the father led his despondent kids away, while his wife followed behind, after gathering up all their belongings from the now abandoned cabana.
The Fed Up Dad was portrayed by Christopher Chen.

Trivia[]

Unbeknownst to him Harley and Rachel Diaz and the rest of their family took over Cabana #7 after he forfeited the reservation.

Malcolm[]

Malcolm was a resident of New Hampshire that was a Staff Member at Cannonball Cove. The day before the 10th Annual Aqualympics, he was assigned to provide guest services to the cabanas at the water park. His first order was a tropical fruit platter to Cabana #7.
Malcolm was portrayed by Corey Dorris.

Trivia[]

The final bill total of the Diaz family for Malcolm's services at Cabana #7 for that day was $922.17.

Mr. Simon Pillman[]

Mr. Simon Pillman was a resident of Sandy Bluffs, Massachusetts and the President of Pillman Industries.
Mr. Simon Pillman was portrayed by Tom Parker.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Mr. Pillman."
Simon Pillman appears in a flashback in Stuck with No Escape.
Tom Parker played "River Stevens" in the Acting with the Frenemy episode of Jessie.
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Hannah Pillman[]

Hannah Pillman was a resident of Sandy Bluffs, Massachusetts thar was the daughter of industrialist, Simon Pillman.
Hannah Pillman was portrayed by Kate Tomlinson.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Hannah,"
Hannah Pillman appears in a flashback in Stuck with No Escape.

Stuck in a Commercial[]

Leo[]

Leo was a parakeet that served as a support animal for Coach Woods of Marshport High School, as the continual losses of her Terrier basketball team caused her to seek out additional emotional support. When the coach had to leave Marshport for a time, she chose a member of her team, Georgie Diaz, to watch after Leo during her absence. While at the Diaz home, despite Georgie's best efforts, Leo does pick up new words in his vocabulary when encountering her mom, Suzy, and her sister, Rachel. She tries to undo the damage by reading polite phrases out loud to Leo from a book on etiquette, with positive results. Because Leo does not like being alone, Georgie feels compelled to take Leo to Tom's Bait & Bite while filming a commercial for the store and uses Leo as part of a pirate costume. When the commercial's director, Georgie's brother, Ethan, orders Leo off the set, her sister, Harley volunteers to watch Leo. However, Ethan eventually relents, and allows Leo to be in the final sequence. which consisted of employing a special rig, created by Harley, to film a boom shot featuring the entire family grouped together. Unfortunately, when Rachel and Suzy receive a phone alert announcing a second chance of purchasing Adele concert tickets, their excitement spooks Leo, and he flies upward into the rafters exclaiming "Doody Diaz!" Ironically Leo's comment would prove to be prescient, as some of the bird's own "doody" does indeed plop upon Harley's shoulder, literally marking her as "Doody Diaz." But Leo's flight causes some suspended merchandise to fall to the floor, ruining the shot and causing Ethan to quit the entire project. Eventually, Georgie manages to recover Leo, and after she and the rest of the Diaz family arrive home, an elated Ethan reveals he has something to show everyone on the living room television. He premieres a commercial edited from previous footage of the family along with added special effects and narration provided by Ethan, himself. The family is enthusiastic by the results and Tom suggests fruit cups all around to celebrate. Returning from the kitchen with cups for Harley and Ethan, Georgie gets a call from Coach Woods, stating she is currently on her way to the Diaz house to pick up her pet bird. Ethan asks his sister to hit him with a fruit cup, but Leo only repeats "Georgie hit me." A panic-stricken Georgie flees while requesting her siblings tell the imminently arriving Coach Woods that she moved away.
Leo was voiced by Audrey Wasilewski.

Trivia[]

The library book Georgie reads to Leo was titled Etiquette.
Leo has separation anxiety.
Leo appears in the Tom's Bait & Bite commercial.
Leo appears in flashback during Stuck in Spring Break.
Phrases Leo parrots while with the Diaz family:
1. "Coach is a kook."
2. "Check it losers."
3. "Don't mind if I do."
4. "May I set the table mother?"
5. "Action."
6. "Cut."
7. "Doody Diaz."
8. "I'll never quit."
9. "Georgie hit me."
Audrey Wasilewski also appeared as "Irene Roman" in the A Weak First Week episode of Even Stevens and as "Robyn" in the Party Over Here episode of Lizzie McGuire.
She has also been heard in such animated Disney series as Miles From Tomorrowland, Doc McStuffins and Alice's Wonderland Bakery.

Stuck in the School Photo[]

Chet[]

Chet was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a cafeteria server at Marshport High School. On the Friday morning that happened to coincide with school picture day, he was in the cafeteria putting up laminated announcements proclaiming that after an absence of several months, sloppy joes were going to be available again for lunch service. He had placed one of the papers on the chalkboard which displayed the daily lunch menu and was about to attach it in place, when a student that Chet would recall as "the weird floppy haired kid with the petition" {demanding the return of sloppy joes as a menu item}, excitedly approached and leaned his head against the plastic encased sheet of paper. As Chet gave the interloper a confused glare, the now vindicated teen snatched the notice off the wall and walked away with it. Chet put another one up in its place and continued to prepare for the day's upcoming lunch rush. During lunch service, Georgie Diaz approaches the counter and asks Chet to think carefully and tell her what was served for lunch in the cafeteria that previous Friday. Chet answers absolutely that it was fish and chips, adding he would stake his life on that conclusion. However, when the girl states she thought it had been meatball subs, Chet instantly backpedals on his previous stance, and confirms that she was right. She then asks for another meatball sub, but Chet, notes that the cafeteria is serving sloppy joes that day, stating that the guy with the petition to restore that particular food item to the menu had finally got what he wanted. Georgie muses aloud that "sloppy joes are meatball's messy cousin," and realizes that both are composed of the basic building blocks of meat and buns. She then makes the elaborate request that Chet ball up some sloppy joe meat, plop it into a bun and then kind of smush the bun to form a longer shape. Warily glancing around him, Chet then reveals to Georgie that he has already been warned about squeezing the food and asserts he can't do it. However, Georgie explains she is under the pressure of trying to establish a winning streak, and insists she is not moving until she gets something resembling a meatball sub. Georgie adds that since she spent a lot of time bench warming during her basketball games, she knows how to wait. Perplexed, Chet looks down at the sloppy joe ingredients in the serving trays below to ponder how he should handle the situation. Ultimately, Chet decides to grant Georgie's wish, and as surreptitiously as possible, quickly constructs a facsimile of a meatball sub. He places the results on a plastic lunch tray and sets it in front of Georgie and urges her to take her "Franken-sub," and go before one of his superiors notice his indiscretion and he gets written up again. Georgie grabs her tray, but then asks Chet if he can recall where in the cafeteria, she sat down last Friday. Chet claims all he can remember about that day was that some idiot spilled a meatball sub which he had to clean up, and in the process, got the residue all over his pants. As a heads up, he advises the girl not to go to a dog park with meatball pants--unless she wants to leave the place with just a waistband. Georgie recalls that she was the idiot who spilled the sub and is confident that she can humiliate herself in the exact same way again. Chet retorts that he has every reason to believe she can, as Georgie turns away, finally allowing him to serve the next student in line. A few minutes later, history does indeed repeat itself, as Georgie spills her lunch on another girl. The incident eventually leads to a food fight erupting among the students in the cafeteria, and Chet, along with a female fellow server, feels compelled to duck under the lunch counter for cover.
Chet was portrayed by Zach Timson.

Trivia[]

Chet seemed unaware that Georgie and Ethan were siblings.
Zach Timson also appeared as "Cecil " in The Truth Hurts episode of K.C. Undercover, and "Manny" in the Would You Wrather Have Potato Pants? episode of Coop & Cami: Ask the World.

Miles[]

Miles was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Marshport High School. On the morning of school picture day, before classes, Miles was sitting in the school cafeteria writing something down in a notebook. Georgie Diaz then approached Miles to ask if he remembered laughing at her the previous Friday, when he saw a strip of toilet paper being dragged by her shoe. Miles admitted that he really didn't recall the incident. The girl confirmed that was exactly what he did, and raising her right foot to rest atop a nearby chair, revealed that her ankle currently had a strip of tissue paper loosely tied around it, and advised him to "Yuck it up." Miles could only glance at her in confusion, but Georgie merely smiled sweetly back at him in response, until he acceded to her request. Later at lunch, Miles joined the line of students at the counter, picked out an apple and had a (newly restored to the school menu) sloppy joe placed on his tray and went to find a spot at a table to sit down. As Miles ate, Georgie literally stumbled into view causing the contents of her tray to fly into the air and splatter upon Rachel, her own older sister. An apologetic Georgie turns away to find napkins to clean up the mess, as her still stunned sister exclaims "Gross!" The next thing Miles knows, he feels a glob of something hit his body. Furiously rising out of his chair, Miles looks around, demanding to know who targeted him. Ethan Diaz suddenly appears holding his arms out in a placating manner, offering an apology while clarifying it was "an accidental flick," and asks all the students in the cafeteria to calm down. However, Miles had grown far too irate to listen to the other teen, wearing what appeared to be a white plastic bib with a crossed fork and knife emblazoned upon it. Quickly gathering up the paper tray from the cafeteria table containing the remainder of his sloppy joe, he balances it in his hand with the clear intention to launch it as a projectile. With an enthusiastic expression across his face, Miles loudly declares the commencement of a "Food Fight!"
Miles was portrayed by Bentley Green.

Trivia[]

Although Miles clearly witnessed the entire incident involving Georgie spilling her lunch on Rachel, as it happened directly in front of him, he claimed not to know who flicked sloppy joe meat on him.
As a result of the food fight Miles started, sloppy joes were once again banned at the Marshport High School cafeteria.
Despite being the instigator of the food fight, Miles was not seen serving detention along with the Diaz siblings and Ellie after school.

Classmate[]

The Classmate was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Marshport High School. On school picture day, Mr. Delorco was subbing in for the regular Math teacher. During the class, as the substitute lectured about the algebraic quadratic formula, Georgie Diaz abruptly enters the class asking to speak with her sister, Harley. Mr. Delorco refuses the request and turns back to the whiteboard to continue the lesson. However, Georgie does not leave, and instead crawls across the floor to secretly converse with her sister and their neighbor Ellie Peters. The Classmate casually overhears the trio of girls talking behind him, but when Harley and Ellie reveal they are currently pretending to be each other, he feels compelled to briefly glance back at them, before swiftly raising up his left arm in the air in an attempt to catch Mr. Delorco's attention. Harley then addresses him in a low voice, stating she is indeed "Ellie" and pointing directly at Ellie insists that is her best friend "Harley," who loves rewarding her non-blabby friends with free slushies from her Slushy Shack. Nodding that he understood the implied bribe, the bespectacled student lowers his hand. Mr. Delorco then detects Georgie on the floor, and as the teacher strides forward, the Classmate turns to watch as the older man assigns detention after school, for the intruder which Georgie eagerly accepts. The Classmate has Science class next with Harley and Ellie, and because Mrs. Parsons got hit in the nose with a door, Mr. Delorco takes over that class as well. When the substitute teacher states he hopes Ellie Peters has learned a lesson about doors and how they open, the Classmate and several others turn back to look at her. Mr. Delorco then calls for Ellie Peters, when the girl finally responds, he reminds her that Mrs. Parsons scheduled her to make her science presentation that day. The girl asks to be reminded what the name of her presentation was, and the teacher obliges reciting "Bird Calls: The Sweet Song of Nature." When the girl makes her way to the front of the room and identifies herself as Ellie Peters, the classmate raises his left arm in the air. Staring directly in the eyes of the teen. Ellie states thar her friend Harley will give a slushy and a soft pretzel to those who will listen to the presentation without comment. With a knowing nod of acknowledgement, the Classmate gradually lowers his hand back down. Mr. Delorco states the class has to watch a 20-minute film on mitochondria, urging Ellie to make her bird calls. Noting that bird calls are the calls which come from birds, Ellie adds that they are our winged friends from the Great Blue Yonder. The teacher warns that the procrastinating student has five seconds before he starts the film, and her presentation receives a "D." The girl begins flapping her arms like wings and hopping around, shrilling the names of birds such as "seagull," "crow", and "cardinal." The teacher doubts the authenticity of the "bird calls," however, an actual bird then flies into the classroom and pecks on his tuna sandwich. But as it is merely a pigeon, Mr. Delorco only allows half credit and tells the girl she owes him a new sandwich. As school ends for the day, the Classmate witnesses Harley Diaz declare her true identity, as she tossed a trash can down a school hallway in front of Mr. Delorco.
The Classmate was portrayed by Nicholas Jabonero.

Trivia[]

He shares Math and Science classes with Harley Diaz and Ellie Peters.
Considering that Harley and Ellie's masquerade failed, it is unknown if Harley honored the bribes she promised him.
Nicholas Jabonero was not credited for this role.
Nicholas Jabonero also appeared as a nameless classmate in the Vending the Rules and The Baxtercism of Levi Grayson episodes of Raven's Home but is mostly known for his recurring role as "Yogi" from Girl Meets World.

Photographer[]

The Photographer was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was hired to take the official photos for the students and faculty of Marshport High School. He spent the day taking photos of the various students in a specially closed off section of the school hallway serving as a makeshift studio. One strange incident occurred while he was taking student pictures. As Georgie Diaz posed with a smile, it was announced that the basketball game scheduled for that afternoon had been cancelled, that news caused the girl to ball up her fists and scream, with obvious frustration "No!" She then collapsed to the floor, fully conscious, yet determined to simply lay inert on the floor, causing a few of her classmates to gingerly step around Georgie's fallen form to get their own pictures taken, until the stricken girl felt like getting up. He was still taking student photos as classes ended for the day. When Harley Diaz came up on his schedule of students, he had to call out the name four separate times before a young teen girl came in and sat on the stool to pose for her photo. She also stood nearby as the next person on the list, Ellie Peters, had her picture taken, and the pair of apparent friends walked away together. The photographer continued on with his work until he finished his assignment.
The Photographer was portrayed by Jamison Reeves.

Trivia[]

Although the character was only seen calling out the name of Harley Diaz, his point of view was depicted as the photos he took previously of the older Diaz siblings were shown.
He was completely unaware Harley Diaz and Ellie Peters had secretly switched identities for the day.

Stuck in a Slushy War[]

Tea Party Guest[]

The Tea Party Guest was a preteen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that attended Sasha Barringer's eighth birthday tea party held at the Red, White and You Doll Store in the Wilbury Mall.
The Tea Party Guest was portrayed by Brooke Singleton.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Girl."
- This was the first character in the series credited as "Girl," preceding Chloe's Friend in Stuck with Rachel's Secret.
Brooke Singleton also appeared as "Fan Girl 1" in The Preventers Directive episode of Just Roll With It.

Stuck in the Garage Sale[]

Fran[]

Fran was an older resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that went to the Diaz family garage sale.
Fran was played by Carol Mansell.

Trivia[]

She and her daughter-in-law share the same first name, Frances.

Stuck in the Beast-day Party[]

Proctor[]

The Proctor was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a teacher at Marshport High School.
The Proctor was played by Shana Gregory Williams.

Trivia[]

She was unaware Rachel Diaz snuck back into the testing room and took a photo of the list of students taking the test.

Stuck with a Boy Genius[]

Jimmy ("Blake")[]

Jimmy ("Blake") was an older teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Marshport High School.
Jimmy ("Blake") was portrayed by Robbie Davidson.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Blake,"

Josh Durman[]

Josh Durman was a preteen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Middlebrook High School.
Josh Durman was portrayed by Caleb Brown.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Josh,"
Caleb Brown also appeared as "Patrick" in the Hawkward episode of Bizaardvark.

Stuck in a Good Deed[]

Larry[]

Larry was an older resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that lived at Golden Horizons Retirement Community.
Larry was portrayed by Richard Fancy.

Kelly[]

Kelly was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a caregiver at Golden Horizons Retirement Community.
Kelly was portrayed by Davida Williams.

Trivia[]

Davida Williams had the recurring role of "Claire Miller" in Lizzie McGuire.

Mr. Keanu Kibbershaw[]

Mr. Keanu Kibbershaw was an older resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that lived at Golden Horizons Retirement Community.
Mr. Keanu Kibbershaw was portrayed by P. L. Brown.

Trivia[]

The role was credited as "Mr. Kibbershaw,"
P.L. Brown also appeared as "Doug " in The Rise and Fall of Courtney Lynn episode of Walk the Prank, and "Delivery Man" in The Elevator and Owen and Blair in the Morning episodes of Just Roll With It.

Natalie[]

Natalie was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a nanny.
Natalie was portrayed by Tessa Harnetiaux.

Stuck Dancing with My Dad[]

Troy Havana[]

Troy Havana was a resident of Boston, Massachusetts that was a highly successful business magnate and investor.
Troy Havana was portrayed by Laird Macintosh.

Trivia[]

The character is likely based on real life venture capitalist Mark Cuban, the owner of the NBA Dallas Mavericks and frequent panelist on the 2009 ABC series Shark Tank.
Laird Macintosh also appeared as "Agent Kaplon " in the Take This Job and Love It episode of Hannah Montana, and "Agent Ryker" in the Hole in One episode of Lab Rats.

Savannah Havana[]

Savannah Havana was a resident of Boston, Massachusetts that was the daughter of wealthy business mogul Troy Havana.
Savannah Havana was portrayed by Kimberly McFarland.

Trivia[]

Kimberly McFarland was not credited for this role.
Kimberly McFarland also played the uncredited role of "Cute Girl in Orange Dress" in the Twinsies episode of Kirby Buckets.

Stuck in a Gold Medal Performance[]

Traci[]

Traci was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a student at Marshport High School.
Traci was portrayed by Jaida-Iman Benjamin.

Trivia[]

Traci appears in a flashback in Stuck in the Diaz Awards.
Jaida-Iman Benjamin also appeared as "Becky" in the Backups & Breakups episode of Austin & Ally, and "Emily Watson" in the Match-A-Rooney episode of Liv and Maddie.

Laurie Hernandez []

Laurie Hernandez was a world-class artistic gymnast on a national tour that encountered Georgie Diaz at a stop in Boston.
Portraying a fictionalized version of herself was Laurie Hernandez.

Trivia[]

Laurie Hernandez appears in a flashback in Stuck in the Diaz Awards.
Hernandez was a member of the Olympic Gold Medal US Gymnastic Team and earned a Silver Medal on the Balance Beam at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games.
Laurie Hernandez also voiced a version of herself in the A Perfect 10 episode of The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder.
Laurie Hernandez holds the record of being the youngest champion on Dancing with the Stars (the inspiration for Dancing With My Dad} winning the Mirrorball Trophy during Season 24 with her partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy in 2016 at age 16.
Laurie Hernandez was the second real-life person to appear on the series, following popular singer Rachel Platten's appearance in Stuck in the Harley Car.
Hernandez shot a BTS video wherein she passed out faux "Gold Medals" to the younger Stuck in the Middle cast members for various (and dubious) achievements while on set.
- Ariana - Getting out of makeup the fastest.
- Isaak & Kayla - Most creative recycling team.
- Ronni - Fastest speed texting between takes.
- Malachi & Nicholas - Best impromptu dance party.
- Jenna - Most patient cast member.

Videos[]

Gold_Medals_Behind_the_Scenes_Stuck_in_the_Middle_Disney_Channel — Gold Medals Behind the Scenes Stuck in the Middle Disney Channel

All_the_Right_Moves_-_Behind_the_Scenes_-_Stuck_in_the_Middle_-_Disney_Channel — All the Right Moves - Behind the Scenes - Stuck in the Middle - Disney Channel

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Laurie_Hernandez_Performs_At_Marshport_High_School — Laurie Hernandez Performs At Marshport High School

Stuck with a Dangerous House[]

Duncan Gloverman[]

Duncan Gloverman was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a salesclerk at Cush's Toys.
Duncan Gloverman was portrayed by Aaron Krebs.

Stuck with a New Friend[]

"Einstein"[]

"Einstein" was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a performer for an online singing telegram service. Harley Diaz hired him to deliver an apology in the form of a hip hop rap in the persona of renowned scientist Albert Einstein.
"Einstein" was portrayed by Bryan Coffee.

Trivia[]

Bryan Coffee also appeared as "Andy " in the Creepin' It Real episode of Raven's Home, and a "Dad" in the Habeas Corpus episode of Diary of a Future President.

Stuck with a Hook, Line and Sinker[]

Colt Bailey[]

Colt Bailey was the preeminent star of the professional fishing circuit that was a late entrant to the Marshport Fishing Tournament, and thus could not find suitable lodging. He decides to peruse the merchandise at the local marine store, Tom's Bait & Bite, much of which bore his branded likeness.
Colt Bailey was portrayed by Morgan West.

Trivia[]

Colt Bailey was named Elite Fisherman of the Year by Tails & Scales magazine.
The name of his dog groomer was Ryan Reynolds.

Stuck in the Babysitting Nightmare[]

Oscar[]

Oscar was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was a fireman.
Oscar was portrayed by Greg Rogstad.

Season 3[]

Stuck at Christmas - The Movie[]

Marla[]

Marla was a Flight Attendant for Where2Air Airlines. She worked a holiday flight from Marshport Massachusetts to Florida in which the Diaz family rode coach.
Marla was portrayed by Eileen O'Connell.

Trivia[]

Eileen O'Connell also played the role of "Single Lady" in the Wedding Crashers episode of Kickin' It.

Rental Agent[]

The Rental Agent was a resident of Columbus, Ohio that was a Rental Agent for the Transportation Nation location at the John Glenn International Columbus Airport.
The Rental Agent was portrayed by Ron G.

Joyanne[]

Joyanne was a young girl who spent a yearly holiday trip in a cabin in Ohio with her family.
Joyanne was portrayed by Chloe Perrin.

Roger[]

Roger was a man whose family spent their annual holiday vacation at in a remote cabin in Ohio.
Roger was portrayed by Troy Blendell.

Buddy Burtz[]

Buddy Burtz was a resident of Smalls, Ohio that was a mechanic at the Burtz Brothers garage.
Buddy Burtz was portrayed by Steve Monroe.

Trivia[]

Steve Monroe also played "Ralph" in the Whodunit Up? episode of Shake It Up, "Haggis" in the International Date Line episode of The Suite Life On Deck, and "Big Rick" in the When Mitchell Met Dad episode of Kirby Buckets.

Mrs. McDoogan[]

Mrs. McDoogan was a resident of Smalls, Ohio that was a bank officer for the Smalls Bank & Trust.
Mrs. McDoogan was portrayed by Judy Kain.

Trivia[]

Her brother Ted lives in Abilene, Texas.
She was the host of the Smalls Teon Elf competition.

Cop[]

The Cop was a resident of Smalls, Ohio that was a police officer for the Smalls police department. On the afternoon of the town's annual Iron Elf competition, he and his partner responded to a silent alarm set off from the office of Mrs. McDoogan the bank manager of Smalls Bank and Trust. Arriving at the town's financial institution, he drew out his nightstick, and his partner drew out hers. As the pair rushed into the bank office, he yelled for everyone within to "Freeze!" They discovered Mrs. McDoogan, sitting at her desk with a phone in her hand, apparently dealing with a client, a brown-haired woman surrounded by four children, three boys and a girl. As everyone faces the newcomers, the eldest boy claims he had been told the magazines from the airplane had been complimentary. The Cop explains someone had triggered a silent alarm in the room. Placing the phone back in its receiver, Mrs. McDoogan insists that it wasn't her. Eventually, everyone turns to the small boy standing behind a bank desk with a guilty look across his face. Pointing at the hidden button underneath the desktop, he explains that every time he finds a button, he presses it--it's just who he is. With the situation resolved, the mother tries to finish whatever banking she and Mrs. McDoogan were transacting. However, the Cop witnesses the annoyed bank officer deliberately tear up the withdrawal slip and toss the little pieces of paper into the air which scattered all over her desk.
The Cop was portrayed by Patrick Faucette.

Benny Burtz[]

Benny Burtz was a resident of Smalls, Ohio, that was a mechanic at the Burtz Brothers garage.
Benny Burtz was portrayed by Steven Kramer Glickman.

Trivia[]

Steven Kramer Glickman was primarily known for playing the character of "Gustavo Rocque" in the Nickelodeon series Big Time Rush.

Stuck with Rachel's Secret[]

Jayden []

Jayden was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was the manager of the Me, Myself & Eyeshadow cosmetic store in the Marshport Mall. One afternoon, Jayden observes a male teenager she had never seen before, helping out several customers, despite not working at the shop. While it seems obvious, the guy is merely attempting to meet girls, he displays a genuine knowledge of cosmetics, making his tips actually helpful, causing Jayden to conclude the boy was doing more than simply chatting up the female clientele that caught his eye.
Jayden was portrayed by Briana Lane.

Trivia[]

Briana Lane also appeared as "Beverly Robbins" in the Grand Openings & Great Expectations episode of Austin & Ally, and "Karina" in the Ala-ka-scram episode of The Suite Life On Deck.

Chloe's Friend[]

Chloe's Friend was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was a female friend of Chloe's. As her sister was getting married, she went to the Me, Myself. and Eyeshadow store at the Marshport Mall to ask if she could receive a makeover for the ceremony. She approached the lady who seemed to be in charge and asked if they offered such services. The manager stated that while the person named Gwen that regularly performed such procedures was not working that day, she assured the girl that her other employee, Ethan, could give the desired beauty treatment. The young teen seemed to question his manger's decision. until she reminded him that giving makeovers was among the list of things he claimed he could do when she hired him.
Chloe's Friend was portrayed by Arissa Borrego.

Trivia[]

She would later tell her friend, Chloe, that Ethan had assured her that she was beautiful without any makeup.
The role was credited as "Girl."
- This was the second character in the series credited as "Girl," after the Tea Party Guest in Stuck in a Slushy War.
Arissa Borrego also played the role of "Pretty Girl" in the Cyd and Shelby Strike Back: Part 2 episode of Best Friends Whenever.

Stuck in Camp Chaos[]

Hunter[]

Hunter was a preteen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was sent to Harley & Ellie's Good Time Fun Camp.
Hunter was portrayed by Antonio Raul Corbo.

Trivia[]

Antonio Raul Corbo also provided voicework for Elena of Avalor and The Rocketeer.

Stuck with Horrible Helpers[]

Eddie[]

Eddie was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that posted a listing looking to sell a 3-in 1 gaming table at the community board at Tom's Bait & Bite.
Eddie was portrayed by Jeremy Guskin.

Trivia[]

Jeremy Guskin also played the roles of "Zippy Winds" in the Broadcast Blues episode of Even Stevens and "Chuck Spiner" in the Warlock World: War of the Warrlocks episode of Just Roll with It.

Stuck in a Mysterious Robbery[]

Rod[]

Rod was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that owned Rod's Reel & Deal, a marine store that was Tom's Bait & Bite's largest rival at the Marshport Marina.
Rod was portrayed by Clint Culp.

Trivia[]

Rod seems to have the habit of always having a toothpick in his mouth.
Tom was certain Rod would buy up the commercial time if he if the Bait and Bite did not use it in Stuck in a Commercial.
Rod was mentioned in:
- Stuck in a Commercial
- Stuck in Dad's Birthday
Clint Culp also played the role of "Dewey" in the Can't Get Home to You, Girl episode of Hannah Montana and the recurring role of "P.E. Coach" on Pair of Kings.

Stuck in a Besties Battle[]

Greg[]

Greg was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a physical trainer at a gym.
Greg was portrayed by Brandon Black.

Trivia[]

Brandon Black also played the recurring role of "Byron" in K.C. Undercover.

Stuck in Spring Break[]

Lawyer[]

The Lawyer was a resident of Sandy Cove, Massachusetts, that was a lawyer for Pillman Industries. As Tom's Bait & Bite marine store located in Marshport, had just been acquired by Simon Pillman, the lawyer accompanied his client to the neighboring community to inspect the property. As they traveled, the pair discussed Mr. Pillman's intention to demolish the existing premises and put up a new structure to serve as a venue for a potential Marshport branch of the Yacht Club that the boating enthusiast had been wanting to have built in that town for years.
The Lawyer was portrayed by Terrence Terrell.

Trivia[]

Terrence Terrell was not credited for this role.

Stuck with a New Squad[]

Coach Heller[]

Coach Heller was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts and was the Girl's Basketball coach for the Marshport High Terriers.
Coach Heller was portrayed by Audrey Moore.

Trivia[]

Apparently, she replaced Coach Woods as the Terrier Girl's Basketball coach.

Jo[]

Jo was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was a student at Marshport High School as well as the captain of the Terrier Dance Squad.
Jo was portrayed by Coryn Mabalot.

Kevin Casey[]

Kevin Casey was a teen resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was a student at Marshport High School.
Kevin Casey was portrayed by Lance Lim.

Trivia[]

Lance Lim was primarily known for playing the character of "Zack Kwan" in the Nickelodeon series School of Rock.

Stuck with a Non-Diaz[]

Shane Coleman[]

Shane Coleman was a resident of Massachusetts that hosted a popular online show that reviewed mostly amateur horror films, becoming known as "The Zombie King."
Shane Coleman was portrayed by Curt Mega.

Trivia[]

He called his rating system "The Gore Score."

Stuck in the Dark[]

Norman[]

Norman was a young resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that answered a flyer looking for musicians to form a "blazing, take-no-prisoners super band."
Norman was portrayed by Callan Farris.

Trivia[]

Callan Farris co-starred as "Jeremy" in Gabby Duran & The Unsittables.

Stuck Wrestling Feelings[]

Scott Wayne[]

Scott Wayne was a resident of Boston, Massachusetts that hosted the morning television program, Good Morning Boston.
Scott Wayne was portrayed by Wayne T. Carr.

Trivia[]

Good Morning Boston was followed daily by Judge Larry's Chowder Court.

"The Businessman"[]

"The Businessman" was the ring name of a popular professional wrestler that employed a ruthless business obsessed gimmick for his persona.
"The Businessman" was portrayed by Geno Segers.

Trivia[]

Geno Segers also played the recurring role of "Stan the Agent" on Zeke & Luther and co-starred as "Mason Makoola" on Pair of Kings.

Stuck Without the Perfect Gift[]

Charles Peters[]

Charles Peters was a resident of Boston Massachusetts, and the father of Aidan Peters. When the demands of his job force him to relocate to Tokyo, Japan for an indefinite amount of time, he decides to send his son to Marshport to live with his sister Bethany.
Charles Peters was portrayed by Jeremy John Wells.

Trivia[]

Aidan once replaced the sparkplugs in his father's car.
While in Boston, he and Aidan would go to their favorite diner every Friday and order pizza burgers.
Charles' favorite band is Aerosmith.
He once caught a homerun hit by David "Big Papi" Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park and had the baseball player sign the ball for Aidan.
He let Aidan use some of his air milage points to fly back to Marshport for Harley's Quinceanera.
Charles Peters was mentioned in:
The role was credited as "Charles."

Stuck in Dad's Birthday[]

Customer[]

The Customer was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that promised to take his dad out fishing as a birthday gift but failed to make the proper preparations in a timely fashion and was forced to go to the marina to desperately search out and procure the necessary supplies. Although the sign posted on the entrance of Tom's Bit & Bite indicated the store was closed for the rest of the day, he turned the handle anyway, and when the door opened, stepped inside and began perusing the merchandise. Spying a fishing vest that caught his eye, he took it off the wall and began to inspect it. Spotting a woman and a teenaged boy emerging from the back area carrying some packages, he holds out the vest and asks if they had the garment in a medium size. The pair are surprised to see someone in the place, and the woman apologetically explains that they were closed. The man pleads to be served, claiming he only needs a few things. explaining about his promise to take his father out fishing on his birthday, which was actually that very day. The teen told his mother that they couldn't refuse to help a guy who was trying to reconnect with his father after falling out over a bad real-estate deal. The woman points out the man did not say any of that. The teen explains he was taking a character workshop for screenwriting, and claims he was reading the subtext he was sensing from the man and filling out his backstory. The teen asks if his guesses were right. The man states if they will let him stay, he will confirm the kid's theories. The mother agrees but tells the Customer to hurry up and not to select anything bigger than he could carry, as she was not going to strap a canoe on some car roof, when she still had to prepare a big dinner for her own family.
The Customer was portrayed by Paul Goetz.

Trivia[]

His father apparently has the same birthday as Tom Diaz.

Mike Justice[]

Mike Justice was an actor that starred in the popular television show Crimson Justice, as a character named after himself, a private detective that fought crime with his partner, a robotic Crimson Coupe automobile.
Mike Justice was portrayed by Joe Nieves.

Trivia[]

His catchphrase was "Justice is best served crimson."
As Mike Justice was credited on the DVD box, it must be presumed the character shared the same name as his portrayer.
Many people have told Tom Diaz over the years that he looked like this actor, but his own daughter Georgie did not see the resemblance.
Mike Justice was clearly based upon the character "Michael Knight" the protagonist from the popular NBC 1982 series Knight Rider portrayed by David Hasselhoff.
In the original script the television show Mike Justice starred in was called Chrome Justice.
Joe Nieves was not credited for this role.

Crimson Coupe[]

The Crimson Coupe was an automated talking car that fought crime with his partner, private detective Mike Justice, in the popular television series Crimson Justice. After the long-running show ended, one of the coupes used during production of the program was given away as a prize in a contest held by AM radio station Classic Rock 102.2 in the city of Marshport, Massachusetts. The winner was Tom Diaz, but as he did not claim the car within the allotted time, another person's name was drawn and awarded the automobile. However, several years later, two of Tom's daughters, Harley and Georgie, would learn of the lost opportunity from an old phone message machine and decide to do what they can to rectify the situation, as a present for their Dad's birthday. After an afternoon of unlikely misadventures, and $300 of Harley's slushy fund, the girls are successful in tracking down the elusive vehicle, finally allowing their father, Tom Diaz. to achieve his dream of owning the Crimson Coupe.
The Crimson Coupe was voiced by Nick Youssef.

Trivia[]

On the show his catchphrase was "Crime is whack, Bro."
As kids, Tom Diaz and his brother, Chick, made up a game to take a sip of milk whenever the Crimson Coupe or any other character, said "Bro" onscreen.
Tom Diaz did not know he had actually won the Crimson Coupe contest until years later, as at the time, he was preoccupied by the birth of his fourth child, Harley.
The Crimson Coupe was won by Ruby's son who eventually abandoned the vehicle, leaving it languishing unused, buried in his mother's backyard open-air carport for several years.
Harley states she would construct a voice box for her Dad's Crimson Coupe.
Tom says his daughters getting the Crimson Coupe for him was better than if had received the car 15 years earlier.
The Crimson Coupe was clearly based upon the crime fighting talking robotic car designated as "K.I.T.T." (an acronym for Knight Industries Two Thousand) from the popular NBC 1982 series Knight Rider a black Pontiac Firebird Trans Am voiced by William Daniels.
In the original script the show was called Chrome Justice with the Chrome Coupe.
A few brief fantasy sequences such as Tom driving the Coupe and the Coupe talking were deleted from the episode.

Chaz "The Mic Man"[]

Chaz "The Mic Man" was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts that was a radio disc jockey for Classic Rock Station AM 102.2. Over a decade before, Chaz had left a message on the answering machine of Tom Diaz, revealing that the listener had won the station giveaway contest for the vehicle used in the popular television series Crimson Justice, the Crimson Coupe. However, as no response to the station was ever made, Chaz had to draw another entry and awarded the car to that lucky person. Over fourteen years later, Chaz, continuing to use "The Mic Man" moniker, was still a DJ at Classic Rock Station AM 102.2. One afternoon while he was "spinning the classics when you are stuck in traffic," he asks the radio audience to hit him up for any requests and tosses in a horn sound effect for good measure. The Mic Man answers the request line, and a female voice asks if he remembers a talking car he gave away 15 years ago. Confused, Chaz asks if that was a song. The voice states it was a question. The DJ points out it was a request line. The girl on the line agrees, as she as was requesting information on the car. Chaz then cuts her off. He plays his prerecorded station ident before answering the next call of the request line. After Chaz asks what he can play for the caller, the same female voice from before, asks for anything by Ed Sheeran, and was preparing to ask another question when Chaz cut her off again. The DJ implores his audience to call in with their favorites. The next call he answers was a female voice with an exaggerated British accent, that politely asks for information on an "auto-wheelie." After a prolonged pause, The Mic Man states he needs a song from her. She replies, "Fish and Chips from Strawberry Bruce." Chaz notes that a lot of weirdos were out there. He hears a tapping at the studio window and sees a brown-haired teen girl trying to attract his attention by waving at him. And adds they were in with him as well. He tells the audience to listen the super song hit currently playing and states the Mic Man would be right back. Cutting off his feed, Chaz removes his headphones and stops out of the booth to ask the pair of teen girls outside what they thought they were doing. The shorter girl asks if Chaz can tell them anything about who won the Crimson Coupe 15 years ago. Chaz seemingly tries to remember the Crimson Coupe, bringing his hand to his mouth as if recalling it was won by a guy named... "Are you kidding me?" He adds how could they expect him to remember that. At that he excuses himself, claiming he only has three and a half minutes to eat his meatball grinder, and as Chaz goes off to retrieve his lunch, notes to himself that he should have picked a longer song to play. Walking back to the studio with a meatball sandwich in his hand, Chaz discovers the girls have hijacked his booth and were broadcasting live on his airwaves. The taller girl moves to shut door to keep Chaz out. The man rushes forward, but not before she accomplishes her goal. Chaz grabs the door handle and twists, but the girl uses her leverage to keep the door shut. He places his tin foil wrapped sandwich down on a nearby table and uses both hands in his efforts to get the door open. Chaz was successful and briefly opened the door slightly, but the girl pushed the door shut with a yelp. As Chaz struggles to get inside his studio, he hears the other girl asking the listeners in the audience for any information on the famous Crimson Coupe from Crimson Justice, that the radio station gave away 15 years ago. Every time Chaz managed to open the studio door, his female opponent on the other side would shut it again. Ultimately, their efforts put such a strain on the door that he felt the mechanism within break, and Chaz fell backwards on his back on the carpeted floor with his half of the door handle in his hand. Using the table to get on his knees to peer into the studio, The Disc Jockey hears the taller girl apologize for the "oopsie daisies" in a fake British accent, while adding to "mind the gap." Chaz can only lift up the door handle above his head, before shaking his head disgustedly at the item before lowering it down. A little later, when the girls finally allow Chaz back into his studio, he scolds them, stating that their stunt could have gotten him in big trouble with the station manager, but fortunately for him, a computer based in Rhode Island had replaced the position two years before. He then begins to guide the girls out of the studio. The smaller girl notes with a robot boss and a talking car, they have a lot in common and asks Chaz not to throw them out, while her companion adopts her false accent, and claims not to know who the other girl was. At thar point, a call comes in on the request line. Chaz sits down, puts on his headphones, and eagerly answers the call. The DJ identifies the station as a place where lunches wee short, and glancing at the pair behind him, noted that his patience even shorter. Stating that they are on air with the Mic Man, he asks who was on the line. The voice of an older woman replies that she was calling about the Crimson Coupe. Clearly irritated, Chaz slowly turns around to glare at the two teen girls behind him. The younger girl promises, that if he lets them talk to the caller, they will leave and never come back. The tired DJ declares that was the best request he had heard all day. Turning back to the microphone, Chaz The Mic Man, encouragers the woman to reveal whatever information about the Crimson Coupe she has to share.
Chaz "The Mic Man" was portrayed by Shane Hartline.

Trivia,[]

The role was credited as "Chaz."
Unknown to Chaz, the reason why Tom Diaz never replied to the call was due to the fact that, at the time Tom was completely preoccupied by the flurry of activity surrounding the birth of his fourth child, Harley. Thus, several years would pass until Tom would even discover the message existed.

Ruby[]

Ruby was an older resident of Marshport, Massachusetts. Over fourteen years before, her son had won the famous Crimson Coupe from the Crimson Justice television series, in a radio giveaway contest, but in the ensuing years, he gradually lost interest in the car, and in recent times, he had completely abandoned the vehicle, leaving it languishing unused, buried in his mother's backyard open-air carport. However, one day, while listening to Classic Rock Station AM 102.2, Ruby heard a female voice, identifying herself as Harley Diaz, asking for any current information on that very vehicle and decided to call into the station. Her call was answered by Chaz "The Mic Man," who, after a pause, let her talk to the Diaz girl. Later that same afternoon, the Diaz sisters arrive at Ruby's home, and as she leads the girls into her fenced backyard, the older woman explains how her son won the car but eventually lost interest in it and moved away. Harley states getting the chance to actually drive the Crimson Coupe would change her dad's life. Ruby was surprised by the fact that the girls only wanted their dad to drive the Crimson Coupe, when she thought they wanted to buy it for him. Harley's sister seemed surprised the car was for sale, and wondered if Ruby should contact her son about the car. Ruby retorts that he didn't bother to check with her after she broke her hip the previous winter. She maintains that the car was only taking up space. With a pointed finger, she offers the Crimson Coupe to the girls for $300. After a brief discussion, the Diaz girls tell Ruby they would be right back and exit through the red wooden gate. Sometime later that afternoon, the Diaz girls return to Ruby's backyard. Harley apologizes for taking so long, as the bank was farther away than she thought. She then hands the older woman $300 in cash. Georgie adds a brochure for senior savings plans, noting the woman on the cover was enjoying a cruise with her dog. Taking the pamphlet, Ruby states it was thoughtful to bring it to her. Producing the keys to the Crimson Coupe, she dangles them in front of the girls, and states the Crimson Coupe was theirs. Harley takes the keys and asks where the car was. Ruby rolls away one of her garbage bins to reveal the front end of the Crimson Coupe buried under a mountain of various objects in what was revealed to be an open-air carport.
Ruby was portrayed by Brenda Ballard.

Trivia[]

Apparently, after receiving $300 in cash, Ruby was not interested in the 10% discount at Tom's Bait & Bite Harley offered as a reward for information on the Crimson Coupe,
It was not made certain if Ruby was aware that the Crimson Coupe did not function properly.
Brenda Ballard also played "Bernice" in the Seaford, We Have a Problem episode of Kickin' It.

Stuck in Harley's Quinceañera[]

Sales Lady []

The Sales Lady was a resident of Marshport, Massachusetts, that was a sales representative for Pour La Fête, an upscale dress shop. One afternoon a harried man, accompanied by an anxious teen, who apparently was his son, entered the shop claiming there was a specific garment waiting for them to pick up under the name of "Diaz." However, as she had no inkling of such an order, she informed them that no such dress was on the rack for reserved garments. However, the man questioned her statement, and pulling out a crumbled piece of paper from a pocket, insisted they were supposed to speak with someone from the shop named "Fluoride." At that point, the sales lady turned away from the frazzled pair to return behind the counter. By the time she reaches the register, the man corrects himself by stating the name, "Monique," as he moves forward to follow her. Repeating the name of her co-worker, the woman surmises the pair were the party that missed a scheduled appointment from an hour before, and reveals that in the interim, as her colleague had other business elsewhere, Monique had already left the shop for the day. The man explained the reason that they were not at the appointment on time, was due to their car having been towed away, forcing the pair to walk two miles to the impound lot in order to recover the vehicle. The lady supposed that the dress they were looking for had likely been sent to the back-room area of the store and subsequently restocked. She then asked them if they knew what the gown looked like. The father tells his son to call someone named "Rachel," who apparently designed the garment to the intended wearer's specific ideal of the perfect dress. His son already has his phone out, but states he is only getting voicemail. At this point, Mr. Diaz tells his son they should be able to handle the situation of identifying the dress themselves. Turning towards the Sales Lady, he asks where in the store a restocked item would be taken. She escorts them to the backroom where thousands of plastic enclosed gowns hang upon countless racks. After positioning her hands out with pointing fingers at a large angle to encompass the entirety of the vast area, the Sales Lady turns away, leaving the pair of befuddled, clearly overmatched Diaz males to begin their impossible search, as she resumes her place at the front of the store.
The Sales Lady was portrayed by Kristin Dattilo.

Trivia[]

Pour La Fête is a French phrase meaning "for the party."
The Diaz men returned to Pour La Fête later that day with a detailed image of the actual garment they were supposed to pick up originally, sent from the dress designer. After another search of the stock room, they exchanged the garish gown they had previously selected on their own, for the correct one.