Sharon is a discriminating judge on the Over-The-Top Talent Show, who is quite knowledgeable regarding the entertainment world. This delightful lady likes to sugar-coat her opinions because she is very sensitive to the contestants’ feelings and encouraging to their often questionable skills. For this reason, Sharon and Simon often battle.

Howie is a versatile entertainer who is now engaged in his role as a judge on the Over-The-Top Talent Show. His fun sense of humor is evident in his enjoyment of the acts performed by all the contestants. When Sharon and Simon butt heads, Howie always provides a little comic relief. Howie secretly suffers from an irrational fear of germs, and therefore avoids handshakes and anything else that might be contaminated with germs.

Vinnie is employed as a waiter in a restaurant and believes he is a talented singer. He comes to the talent show attired like a dressed-up street bum, chewing gum. Not at all classy, Vinnie likes the element of surprise. Believe it or not, when he opens his mouth and sings, he overwhelms his audience with the vocal sounds of Frank Sinatra.

Raven is an attractive and well-endowed young country singer whose heartfelt lyrics and generous attributes attract many admirers. A bejeweled yet tough little cowgirl, Raven knows how to lasso wranglers who attack with inappropriate advances.

Carott is a stand-up comedian, a clown who’s silly and clumsy antics can’t help but bring a smile to your face. Because of such a good nature, friendliness and a very positive attitude, both on the stage and off, Carott has many enthusiastic fans. Everybody love Carott!

Mojo is Ronald McDonald in the daytime, performing simple tricks for the children. In the evening, Mojo practices illusion and magic tricks for friends and family. With such an impressive repertoire of pranks and plumes, Mojo hopes to become a famous magician someday.

Averdi is a classy grade school teacher who has a passion for the theatre, especially opera. Despite occasional temperamental outbursts, her Italian accent and her vibrant vocal renditions of operatic melodies are strong assets that should insure Averdi’s success.

Buffit is a total Parrot Head and speaks more to his/her bird, Parry, than to people. When Buffit does communicate with humans, it’s in a clipped, high-pitched voice, which sounds very similar to that of a parrot. Buffit is strangely expressive and impressive, thereby winning much popularity.

Rylan is a very talented pole dancer whose acrobatic, yet graceful moves are amazing to all. The fanciful and creative costumes, which are quite unique, are indicative of Rylan’s colorful and exotic lifestyle.

Katrina is an extremely lovable young lady and an outstanding ballerina. Taking up the art as a small child, her flowing, precise, acrobatic movements are filled with deep feelings and emotions. Katrina is a romantic soul who views the world through rose-tinted glasses.

Samby is a very energetic dancer whose musical routine surprises everyone. The dance is like a bouncy, exercise work-out with a little tumbling included. Being an extremely explosive person, Samby could endanger the life of anyone in close proximity while the dance is in process. Beware the wild dancer!

Georgio is a fantastic juggler whose talent is surpassed only by his egotism. While bouncing a ball on his head and juggling five or six rings or balls, Georgio also entertains his audience with witty remarks. He claims to be the best juggler in the world, and in his smooth-talking, winning ways, dares anyone to refute it.

Thelma is an elderly lady who liked to sing and dance in her church plays, and now performs a cheer routine with her best friend, Louise. Always happy, relaxed and a bit goofy, Thelma likes to partake in a sip or two of spirits to improve her performance.

Louise is a stern, organized, take-charge sort of person, who is reverting back to her high-school days by reinventing her cheerleading skills with her best friend, Thelma. This elderly woman has encountered traumas in her past which she hopes to finally obliterate by winning this talent contest.

Don is a doddering old man, who quietly follows Jean around and once in awhile rewards the audience with a big smile. He plays the piano or whatever musical instrument is available. Jean claims that Don croons like Tony Bennett, but when he actually sings, it is so off-key that it is painfully funny.

Jean is an older person and the spokesman for the old folks, Don-Jean Act. Not as old as his/her partner, Don, Jean is more athletic and alert. While Don plays the piano and sings, Jean performs acrobatic feats, like standing on his/her head on a chair and doing the splits in that position. This incredible talent must be seen to be believed.

Simon is a brash, blunt and rude judge on the Over-The-Top Talent Show, who creates controversy in his harsh criticism of the contestants and their abilities. His insults and wisecracks are not taken lightly by those he encounters, and therefore, he probably has accumulated more enemies than friends.