The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

Reg ‘Pearlyman’ White – The paint salesman. (Male)
Dressed in a smart business suit, who would believe that Reg can secrete toothpaste from his knee?

Tracey ‘Translucent’ Travis – The dry cleaner. (Female)
With her coat hangers and advertising flyers, Tracey is always looking for new business opportunities.

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

Reg ‘Pearlyman’ White – The paint salesman. (Male)
Dressed in a smart business suit, who would believe that Reg can secrete toothpaste from his knee?

Tracey ‘Translucent’ Travis – The dry cleaner. (Female)
With her coat hangers and advertising flyers, Tracey is always looking for new business opportunities.

Peter Bell – The porter. (Male)
Dressed smartly in traditional style, Peter is always ready with a quick one-liner.

Rachel Dowdy – The hotel receptionist. (Female)
Rachel lacks a sense of humour almost as much as she lacks dress sense!

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

Reg ‘Pearlyman’ White – The paint salesman. (Male)
Dressed in a smart business suit, who would believe that Reg can secrete toothpaste from his knee?

Tracey ‘Translucent’ Travis – The dry cleaner. (Female)
With her coat hangers and advertising flyers, Tracey is always looking for new business opportunities.

Peter Bell – The porter. (Male)
Dressed smartly in traditional style, Peter is always ready with a quick one-liner.

Rachel Dowdy – The hotel receptionist. (Female)
Rachel lacks a sense of humour almost as much as she lacks dress sense!

Eddie ‘The Bounce’ Stone – The stone skimmer. (Female)
Even in this company,Eddie’s (short for Edwina) special gift of being able to make stones bounce slightly further across the water than most people is a little underwhelming.

Major Downer – The hotel resident. (Male)
Major Downer is getting on in years and is very formal, very polite and very forgetful.

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

Reg ‘Pearlyman’ White – The paint salesman. (Male)
Dressed in a smart business suit, who would believe that Reg can secrete toothpaste from his knee?

Tracey ‘Translucent’ Travis – The dry cleaner. (Female)
With her coat hangers and advertising flyers, Tracey is always looking for new business opportunities.

Peter Bell – The porter. (Male)
Dressed smartly in traditional style, Peter is always ready with a quick one-liner.

Rachel Dowdy – The hotel receptionist. (Female)
Rachel lacks a sense of humour almost as much as she lacks dress sense!

Eddie ‘The Bounce’ Stone – The stone skimmer. (Female)
Even in this company,Eddie’s (short for Edwina) special gift of being able to make stones bounce slightly further across the water than most people is a little underwhelming.

Major Downer – The hotel resident. (Male)
Major Downer is getting on in years and is very formal, very polite and very forgetful.

Jordan Fandom – The obsessive fan. (Male)
A lifelong fan of comic book heroes, Jordan carries magazines all the time and dresses as a different hero each day.

Cheryl Chambers – The housekeeper. (Female)
Cheryl is a very earnest, diligent and enthusiastic housekeeper who is keen to impress, much to the annoyance of workmates.

The Suspects:

Egbert ‘Eggman’ Hensbottom – The extrovert hero. (Male)
Egbert dresses in a cape and mask, and is never afraid to boil an egg at 50 paces…

Melanie ‘Flowerpower’ Donovan – The 70s throwback.  (Female)
Wearing a tie-dye t-shirt, Melanie’s successful flower shop has an unusual commercial advantage.

David ‘Bread’ Yates – The guitar man. (Male)
David carries his instrument with him at all times and makes a living by singing in clubs and bars.  His power to move bread rolls by mind alone is rarely welcomed in these venues.

Rome Hillton – The hotel manager. (Gender Neutral)
Ever keen to present a professional image, Rome is always immaculately presented in a business suit.

Charlie ‘Hovering’ Newton – The physics teacher. (Gender Neutral)
Permanently dressed in clothes not commonly seen since the 1970s, Charlie’s power to levitate 10mm from the floor is of far more academic interest than practical use.

Steph ‘Turpswoman’ Little – The diner entrepreneur. (Female)
Steph still dresses in cook’s attire despite owning a successful chain of diner outlets.  An ability to stop paint from drying is merely incidental to that work.

May Belline – The cosmetics counter girl. (Female)
May’s ability to turn people temporarily orange leads her to believe that the department store is her vocational habitat.

Dennis ‘Bluebeard’ Holmes – The children’s entertainer. (Male)
Dennis dresses as a pirate and makes good use of his ability to control his facial hair at will.

Paul Flanders – The waiter and artist. (Male)
Always looking to sell his work, Paul is an art student working through college with a part-time job.

Daisy Cellar – The other florist. (Female)
Daisy is never seen without her green apron, a block of oasis, ribbons and a bunch of flowers.

Reg ‘Pearlyman’ White – The paint salesman. (Male)
Dressed in a smart business suit, who would believe that Reg can secrete toothpaste from his knee?

Tracey ‘Translucent’ Travis – The dry cleaner. (Female)
With her coat hangers and advertising flyers, Tracey is always looking for new business opportunities.

Peter Bell – The porter. (Male)
Dressed smartly in traditional style, Peter is always ready with a quick one-liner.

Rachel Dowdy – The hotel receptionist. (Female)
Rachel lacks a sense of humour almost as much as she lacks dress sense!

Eddie ‘The Bounce’ Stone – The stone skimmer. (Female)
Even in this company,Eddie’s (short for Edwina) special gift of being able to make stones bounce slightly further across the water than most people is a little underwhelming.

Major Downer – The hotel resident. (Male)
Major Downer is getting on in years and is very formal, very polite and very forgetful.

Jordan Fandom – The obsessive fan. (Male)
A lifelong fan of comic book heroes, Jordan carries magazines all the time and dresses as a different hero each day.

Cheryl Chambers – The housekeeper. (Female)
Cheryl is a very earnest, diligent and enthusiastic housekeeper who is keen to impress, much to the annoyance of workmates.

George Formbie – Window cleaner. (Male)
Half of a very close brother-and-sister window cleaning partnership, your dungarees, bucket and sponge are all part of your workday uniform.

Georgina Formbie – Window cleaner. (Female)
Working in close harmony as part of a brother-and-sister window cleaning partnership, you wear your dungarees with pride.  A bucket and sponge are all part of the uniform.