Eliza Dushku as Shaundi in SR2. Darrin'd by Danielle Nicolet since SR3 with Jennifer Jules Hart also replacing Dushku as Shaundi's younger self from the former game in SR4.
The first three titles were published by THQ, but after their bankruptcy, Volition and Saints Row were acquired by Deep Silver, who published 2013's Saints Row IV and 2017's Agents of Mayhem.
In 2018, THQ Nordic would acquire Deep Silver's owner Koch Media, putting Volition and the series back into the THQ... if only in name, as it's still a completely different company that uses the THQ trademark for business purposes.
And then they'd go from Deep Silver to Gearbox Software sometime after the reboot's release in late 2022, though any remaining DLC for the latter is to be published by Deep Silver, any project that Volition makes from the reboot onwards (Saints Row or no) will now be published by Gearbox.
Production Nickname: During development, The Protagonist was named Mikey, but was pronounced as "Mickey". Fans decided to go with that name when needed to refer to a Male Boss by name (For the Female Boss, they use Michelle).
Promoted Fanboy: Famous modder IdolNinja, creator of the popular "Gentlemen of the Row" mod (which fixed many of the issues with the PC port of SR2), eventually got hired by Volition.
Sequel Gap: The reboot released on August 23rd, 2022, a whole nine years after Saints Row IV, which released in 2013.
Working Title: Bling-Bling. It gets a Mythology Gag in the form of a store of the same name in the first two games.
What Could Have Been: The original Beta trailer for the first game depicted the Saints as wearing green. Word is that, following the release of San Andreas, they were switched to purple to avoid accusations of the Saints being imitations or ripoffs of the Grove Street Families. YMMV on whether or not the Saints sharing a color with the GSF's main rival, the Ballas, is either a Take That! or Hilarious in Hindsight.