Milo started his professional career as Rory's singing voice, and has since taken up Rory's full-time mane from his mentor, Laurence Green. Milo has amassed many (if often minor) roles in cartoons, video games, and anime dubs. As a British transplant, he took immediately to the SoCal lifestyle— but he supposes he's willing to try moving somewhere new for his family's sake.

Liam illustrates his own novels, and finds that both writing and drawing help him to drive out his crooked thoughts. He's published a tidy collection of novels of his own, and is now working on a joint writing project with his long-time friend and fellow writer, Teddy Atwater. He insists he's a stay-at-home father of two: one human son (Elijah), and one blind, deaf, and ancient-yet-undying eldritch cat named Jojo.

The show has been filming its highly anticipated second season, but unfortunately, Sylvia has incurred major injuries in a dire set malfunction. Production has been abruptly halted as media attention around the accident begins to stir. Sylvia has barely had time to blink since then, let alone heal.

Elijah's long-distance girlfriend Robin Atwater is from Massachusetts - which likely had an effect on an MA school becoming his "university of choice." Regardless, he worked hard to get in, and his proud parents are happy to support him. They've purchased a cheap foreclosed house in the area, and have decided to temporarily move to allow Elijah extra time to acclimate to the area before he begins university, by finishing out highschool in his new home. Elijah is excited, but as a Californian-born-and-raised, he has little idea what to expect.

Sylvia moved to LA once her career began gaining serious traction (much like her brother, Milo). Nora has never emotionally accepted living so far apart from “her baby.” She has immediately been on the first flight over any time she senses Sylvia needs her. Sylvia’s on-set accident is the first time Nora has arrived to an actual emergency.

Though Roger no longer works in the industry, the enormous success of his career still bolsters Sylvia's acting connections to this day. Roger is a quiet, calming presence - and Sylvia takes after his reserved yet observant personality.