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Larry Bucket |
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A dad's dad. Larry is mystified by his own life and his role as a father. Wasn't there supposed to be some kind of transition between being called 'Dude' and being called 'Dad'? The rewards of career, marriage and fatherhood are great, but Larry, like most guys, feels like there could have been more preparation. Or at least some warning. |
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Sarah Bucket |
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Part-time school nurse. Full time mom. With two sons, a husband, a dog, and a father-in-law in residence, she may feel a little out-manned, but she'll never be outmaneuvered. |
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Toby Bucket |
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Teenager. Toby's at that very special time in his life when he's got to be treated the way bomb squads treat suspicious packages. It's not that he's not a good kid and all, but until the world is ready to admit what a charming and witty genius he is, conversations with him are going to be short and difficult. |
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Eddie Bucket |
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Kid. What the world is and how it works depends on your perspective. Eddie has the low angle, under-the-radar perspective that childhood gives us all, and he's willing to spread it to Mom, Dad and Toby. With Grandpa's help, of course. |
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Frank Bucket |
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The dad's dad's dad. Frank claims not to have noticed his own kids too much until they were old enough to want the car keys. He knows that fatherhood has changed, and he knows that the world has changed. If anyone would listen he could fix all those ridiculous changes, too. |
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Dogzilla |
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Family pet. Loyal Dogzilla takes his family security job seriously. All less-than-secure exits from the house or back yard fence have been pointed out to the family by using them as often as possible. The freedom to roll on a dead squirrel is not free, but must be earned. |
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