Dodge Dog (performed by Warrick Brownlow-Pike) - A dog puppet and Mr and Mrs. C's son. Dodge often causes problems in the live-action segments, which means Cerrie has to teach him a lesson.
Cerrie (portrayed and voiced by Cerrie Burnell) - A human woman who is Mrs. and Mr. C's assistant. She is often seen alongside Dodge.
Mrs. C (performed by Erin Pearce) - Mr. C's wife and the mother of Dodge, she only appears in the live-action segments. They both work at Imagination, and have starred in many plays there.
Mr. C (performed by Andy Heath) - Mrs. C's husband and the father of Dodge, he only appears in the live-action segments. They both work at Imagination, and have starred in many plays there.
Mungo (voiced by Ben Mars) - A computer bug who sits out Imagination's window in the live-action segments, but comes to life in the animated segments. He is known for telling "corny" jokes that make nonsense.
Archer (voiced by Ore Oduba) - A jellyfish who lives in a tank in the live-action segments, but, like Mungo, comes to life in the cartoon.
Dodge Dog (performed by Warrick Brownlow-Pike) - A dog puppet and Mr and Mrs. C's son. Dodge often causes problems in the live-action segments, which means Cerrie has to teach him a lesson.
Cerrie (portrayed and voiced by Cerrie Burnell) - A human woman who is Mrs. and Mr. C's assistant. She is often seen alongside Dodge.
Mrs. C (performed by Erin Pearce) - Mr. C's wife and the mother of Dodge, she only appears in the live-action segments. They both work at Imagination, and have starred in many plays there.
Mr. C (performed by Andy Heath) - Mrs. C's husband and the father of Dodge, he only appears in the live-action segments. They both work at Imagination, and have starred in many plays there.
Mungo (voiced by Ben Mars) - A computer bug who sits out Imagination's window in the live-action segments, but comes to life in the animated segments. He is known for telling "corny" jokes that make nonsense.
Archer (voiced by Ore Oduba) - A jellyfish who lives in a tank in the live-action segments, but, like Mungo, comes to life in the cartoon.
