Shareholders
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| - | '''The [[Wikipedia:Shareholder|Shareholders]]''' own the company where [[Homestar Runner|Homestar]] and [[Strong Bad]] work. They | + | '''The [[Wikipedia:Shareholder|Shareholders]]''' own the company where [[Homestar Runner|Homestar]] and [[Strong Bad]] work. They were seen in [[Biz Cas Fri 2]]; Homestar had an appointment with them and couldn't make it. Strong Bad filled in and explained his own idea in the hopes of saving the company millions, but the shareholders refused to listen as they were more concerned about the company's earnings. Strong Bad was clueless about the earnings, so the shareholders cut his appointment short and complained about his incompetence. Interestingly, these shareholding big-wigs seem to throw shoes at anyone who attempts to spell out words, regardless of the context. |
According to Biz Cas Fri 2 commentary, the left shareholder is played by [[Mike Chapman]], while the right one is played by [[Ryan Sterritt]]. | According to Biz Cas Fri 2 commentary, the left shareholder is played by [[Mike Chapman]], while the right one is played by [[Ryan Sterritt]]. | ||
Revision as of 06:31, 31 December 2015
The Shareholders own the company where Homestar and Strong Bad work. They were seen in Biz Cas Fri 2; Homestar had an appointment with them and couldn't make it. Strong Bad filled in and explained his own idea in the hopes of saving the company millions, but the shareholders refused to listen as they were more concerned about the company's earnings. Strong Bad was clueless about the earnings, so the shareholders cut his appointment short and complained about his incompetence. Interestingly, these shareholding big-wigs seem to throw shoes at anyone who attempts to spell out words, regardless of the context.
According to Biz Cas Fri 2 commentary, the left shareholder is played by Mike Chapman, while the right one is played by Ryan Sterritt.
Complete Filmography
- Debut: Biz Cas Fri 2
