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Everybody hates Chris

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Everybody hates Chris the show revolves around the everyday life of Chris, who is a 13-year-old seventh grade student. Chris is one of the few "normal" characters on the show, surrounded by a collection of eccentric characters that, in his point of view, act as if they dislike him.

 

Chris lives in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, a low-income community and attends an all-white school, where students and teachers alike pick on him. If events progress favorably for Chris throughout an episode, they will almost certainly backfire on him by the end. Likewise, if a situation isn't going Chris' way, it always manages to get even worse for him, whether or not he tries to change the course of events.


Chris, (born 1969) the protagonist and the ambitious, innocent, normal, but hapless, scapegoat, unlucky, bad in sports, vulnerable eldest child. He wishes he were cool, handsome, talented, popular, or anything positive. Regardless of whether Chris possesses any of these traits, he's certainly never treated as if he does. As a few examples, Chris is bullied at school, tortured by his sister, shown up by his brother, victimized by the racist teaching staff, gets his money stolen by neighborhood thugs, underpaid at work, receives tough love from his "ghetto-snobbish" mother, and distressing treatment from his cheap father. Next to all this, Chris is always the butt of the last jokes on each show. People hate him. Chris really wants to have a successful life


Rochelle, (born 1941) the intimidating and humorously sassy mother. In addition, she makes exaggerated threats of physical punishment, such as telling Chris how she'll slap him into next week telling Chris's siblings he'll be back next Tuesday, or if he ever lies to her she'll slap him into another nationality. Although Rochelle sometimes overreacts and scolds with little reason, she's mild-mannered, affectionate, and lenient more often than not. Among her many antics and quirks, she cares too much about what others think, quits jobs for little to no , sings terribly, obsesses over Turtle chocolates, recommends Robitussin for every ailment, and always makes sure her children aren't making babies-for her to raise anyway.

Julius, (born 1942) the caring, easygoing, levelheaded, but very worrywart, frugal, penurious father. Julius has two jobs as a newspaper delivery man and a security guard. As a result of being extra worried, mostly over spending too much money, Julius' behavior becomes particularly inconsiderate of his family, frequently to the point of him appearing ridiculous. One example of this is Julius' forcing of his family members to stop using certain devices that require electricity. Though Julius does things that put his family through a great deal of hardship, he does it to protect them financially.


Drew, (born 1971) the middle child that seems like a class-act and the role-model compared to Chris in particular, despite being younger than him. In fact, Drew can effortlessly attract all the girls that Chris has crushes on, but can't get. Drew is mischievous, as well as cool and talented compared to Chris. Whenever Chris gets in trouble, Drew's always there to let Chris know just how deep in trouble he's in.

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Tonya, (born 1972) the daughter and antagonist of her older brothers. As the youngest and the only daughter, she is able to get anything out of her father. Ever the troublemaker, Tonya is often seen causing trouble particularly for her brothers (such as by snitching on them) while getting away with trouble a lot. Despite this, she gets what she deserves half the time. Tonya is always being slick and groundings just won't stop her.

 

Greg Wuliger the white and anxious best friend of Chris, who's usually giving Chris advice. If there's one person who is there for Chris, or at least there to suffer and get bullied with Chris, it's Greg. That is, when he hasn't turned around, tucked his tail, and ran away before Chris knows what hit him.



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