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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Tammy Myers from "The (Un)natural" has less than a minute screentime but surprisingly many fans who hope for her return.
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** Although Emmie only appeared in one episode, she did manage to become popular, even in fanarts.
** Tammy Myers from "The (Un)natural" has less than a minute screentime but surprisingly many fans who hope for her
** Although Emmie only appeared in one episode, she did manage to become popular, even in fanarts.
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** How much of Andrea's bad attitude comes from her father? "Saving Christmas" highlights that while he may spoil her rotten with presents but doesn't really listen to her, and it seems the only way she can reliably gets his attention is by acting as the face for Davenport stores. "Saving Christmas" and other episodes show that while she can be just as self-serving as her parents, she is more altruistic and can be easily brought to care if her actions have unintended negative consequences.
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** How much of Andrea's bad attitude comes from her father? "Saving Christmas" highlights that while he may spoil her rotten with presents but presents, he doesn't really listen to her, and it seems the only way she can reliably gets with her struggling to gain his attention is by outside acting as the face for Davenport stores. Meanwhile, "Saving Christmas" and other episodes show that while she can be just as self-serving as her parents, she is more altruistic and can be easily brought to care does feel guilty if her actions have unintended negative consequences.
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* AntiClimaxBoss: [[spoiler:After being depicted as TheDreaded and an all-powerful being, the Chairman is taken out by a single joy-infused tap on the nose by Molly.]]
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* AntiClimaxBoss: [[spoiler:After being depicted as TheDreaded and an all-powerful being, the Chairman is taken out by enhappified to death with a single joy-infused tap on the nose by touch from Molly.]]
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** After the first season finale revealed the existence of Wraiths, pretty much everyone in the fandom expected [[spoiler:Scratch to be the Wraith of Todd Mortenson, due to the two of them having the same face and voice actor, as well as the fact that Todd Mortenson's gloomy attitude matches up with the personality of someone whose soul has "given up the ghost" and become a Wraith.]]
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** After the first season finale revealed the existence of Wraiths, pretty much everyone in the fandom expected [[spoiler:Scratch to be the Wraith of Todd Mortenson, due to the two of them having the same face and voice actor, as well as the fact that Todd Mortenson's Todd's gloomy attitude matches up with the personality of someone whose soul has "given up the ghost" and become a Wraith.]]
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* IKnewIt: Quite a few people imagined and even expected at one point to see a ghost version of Molly. [[spoiler:Come the season 1 finale, Molly becomes a ghost after splitting her soul from her body.]]
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** After the first season finale revealed the existence of Wraiths, pretty much everyone in the fandom expected [[spoiler:Scratch to be the Wraith of Todd Mortenson, due to the two of them having the same face and voice actor, as well as the fact that Todd Mortenson's gloomy attitude matches up with the personality of someone whose soul has "given up the ghost" and become a Wraith.]]
** Quite a few people imagined and even expected at one point to see a ghost version of Molly. [[spoiler:Come the season 1 finale, Molly becomes a ghost after splitting her soul from her body.]]
** After the first season finale revealed the existence of Wraiths, pretty much everyone in the fandom expected [[spoiler:Scratch to be the Wraith of Todd Mortenson, due to the two of them having the same face and voice actor, as well as the fact that Todd Mortenson's gloomy attitude matches up with the personality of someone whose soul has "given up the ghost" and become a Wraith.]]
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** Despite having decent setup due to being their only connection before Molly came along and Scratch possessing Andrea to undo the damage it did, the series never gives an in-depth look at Libby and Andrea's past with each other, being mostly relegated to the background after Andrea went from a bully character to a more ObliviouslyEvil kinda girl.
** Speaking of Andrea, she's one of the many characters who never ends up learning about either Scratch or the existence, despite the fact that she's friends with two girls who interact frequently with the ghost world. It could've been interesting to see how Andrea would react to learning about the world, especially Scratch's existence [[spoiler:before he became human again]].
** Despite having decent setup due to being their only connection before Molly came along and Scratch possessing Andrea to undo the damage it did, the series never gives an in-depth look at Libby and Andrea's past with each other, being mostly relegated to the background after Andrea went from a bully character to a more ObliviouslyEvil kinda girl.
** Speaking of Andrea, she's one of the many characters who never ends up learning about either Scratch or the existence, despite the fact that she's friends with two girls who interact frequently with the ghost world. It could've been interesting to see how Andrea would react to learning about the world, especially Scratch's existence [[spoiler:before he became human again]].
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** Andrea only gets a background cameo in the SeriesFinale, never getting to meet Scratch or learn about the existence of ghosts.
** Aside from Billy and Jilly, we don't see anyone from Pete's side of the family.
** Aside from Billy and Jilly, we don't see anyone from Pete's side of the family.
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** After the Season 1 finale, where [[spoiler:Molly herself ends up temporarily becoming one in said episode]], a popular theory arose that Scratch is the wraith of one of the Brighton citizens, Todd. Evidence given includes both having similar features such as big noses, Scratch briefly mentioning how Todd literally doesn't have a soul at one point, Todd always being glum (the main characteristic of humans whose souls are currently elsewhere as wraiths), and the two sharing a voice actor. Season 2 going on to have Scratch tell Darryl that being a Wraith for too long is dangerous (but unable to remember why), as well as Scratch revealing he can't recall his human life (an issue that no other ghost in the show is known to have), only helped strengthen this theory.
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence.
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence.
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** After the Season 1 finale, where [[spoiler:Molly herself ends up temporarily becoming one in said episode]], a popular theory arose that Scratch is the wraith of one of the Brighton citizens, Todd. Evidence given includes both having similar features such as big noses, Scratch briefly mentioning how Todd literally doesn't have a soul at one point, Todd always being glum (the main characteristic of humans whose souls are currently elsewhere as wraiths), and the two sharing a voice actor. Season 2 going on to have Scratch tell Darryl that being a Wraith for too long is dangerous (but unable to remember why), as well as Scratch revealing he can't recall his human life (an issue that no other ghost in the show is known to have), only helped strengthen this theory.
theory. [[spoiler: Confirmed in the series finale.]]
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence. [[spoiler: Jossed as of the series finale -- Adia is still alive.]]
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence. [[spoiler: Jossed as of the series finale -- Adia is still alive.]]
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** In the series finale, Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd leaves Brighton to travel the world and meet up with Adia again, but acts oblivious to Molly, the Mcgee’s, and everyone else he’s met as his time as a ghost.]] That said, [[spoiler:he briefly smiles at Molly just as he finally repossesses his body. He also sticks to his promise to Molly to live his life to the fullest, something he never would have done without Molly’s influence.]] Finally, [[spoiler:before he leaves, he borrows Molly’s catchphrase “Enhappification”, and even refers to her as “Moll” one last time, even though she never even told him her name as Todd]]. did Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd actually forget all his memories as a Wraith with Molly, The Mcgee’s and everyone else? Did he only somewhat forget his memories and bits and pieces are still somewhere in his head and he’ll eventually remember them more over time like how he regained his memories as a human too? Or is he purposefully pretending to have done so as to not make Molly and everyone else not miss him as much as he leaves?]]
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** In the series finale, Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd leaves Brighton to travel the world and meet up with Adia again, but acts oblivious to Molly, the Mcgee’s, and everyone else he’s met as his time as a ghost.]] That said, [[spoiler:he briefly smiles at Molly just as he finally repossesses his body. He also sticks to his promise to Molly to live his life to the fullest, something he never would have done without Molly’s influence.]] Finally, [[spoiler:before he leaves, he borrows Molly’s catchphrase “Enhappification”, and even refers to her as “Moll” one last time, even though she never even told him her name as Todd]]. did Did Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd actually forget all his memories as a Wraith with Molly, The Mcgee’s and everyone else? Did he only somewhat forget his memories and bits and pieces are still somewhere in his head and he’ll eventually remember them more over time like how he regained his memories as a human too? Or is he purposefully pretending to have done so as to not make Molly and everyone else not miss him as much as he leaves?]]
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** In the series finale, Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd leaves Brighton to travel the world and meet up with Adia again, but acts oblivious to Molly, the Mcgee’s, and everyone else he’s met as his time as a ghost.]] That said, [[spoiler:he briefly smiles at Molly just as he finally repossesses his body. He also sticks to his promise to Molly to live his life to the fullest, something he never would have done without Molly’s influence.]] Finally, [[spoiler:before he leaves, he borrows Molly’s catchphrase “Enhappification”, and even refers to her as “Moll” one last time, even though she never even told him her name as Todd]]. did Scratch[[spoiler:/Todd actually forget all his memories as a Wraith with Molly, The Mcgee’s and everyone else? Did he only somewhat forget his memories and bits and pieces are still somewhere in his head and he’ll eventually remember them more over time like how he regained his memories as a human too? Or is he purposefully pretending to have done so as to not make Molly and everyone else not miss him as much as he leaves?]]
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Following the series finale, co-creator Bill Motz posted a thread on X detailing why the show ended.
** The first drop of episodes on Disney+ indicated that the show was doing very well. So well, in fact, that Disney commissioned 10 scripts for Season 3. By this point, the show had already been renewed for Season 2 prior to the show's premiere, and the crew was already deep into writing it.
** The second drop of episodes released on Disney+ in December 2021 did not perform as well as the first. Motz attributed this to a lack of robust marketing that was present from Disney at the show's launch. Despite the third drop of Disney+ releases doing significantly better, the decision was made by Disney to cancel the show after two seasons in June 2022.
** At the same time that the co-creators requested one final episode to wrap the story up, the transition in the company following Bob Chapek's exit and Bob Iger's return, as well as the fact that Disney liked the show and wanted to see the second season's performance before revisiting the decision, gave the crew hope that the second season would do well enough for Disney to green light a third season. Thus, when the finale's title, "The End," was leaked, at that point, they put the episode on hold until a final decision was rendered. Unfortunately, despite the second season doing well, the network felt that it did not meet their viewership expectations, and thus, the decision to cancel the show was upheld.
** The first drop of episodes on Disney+ indicated that the show was doing very well. So well, in fact, that Disney commissioned 10 scripts for Season 3. By this point, the show had already been renewed for Season 2 prior to the show's premiere, and the crew was already deep into writing it.
** The second drop of episodes released on Disney+ in December 2021 did not perform as well as the first. Motz attributed this to a lack of robust marketing that was present from Disney at the show's launch. Despite the third drop of Disney+ releases doing significantly better, the decision was made by Disney to cancel the show after two seasons in June 2022.
** At the same time that the co-creators requested one final episode to wrap the story up, the transition in the company following Bob Chapek's exit and Bob Iger's return, as well as the fact that Disney liked the show and wanted to see the second season's performance before revisiting the decision, gave the crew hope that the second season would do well enough for Disney to green light a third season. Thus, when the finale's title, "The End," was leaked, at that point, they put the episode on hold until a final decision was rendered. Unfortunately, despite the second season doing well, the network felt that it did not meet their viewership expectations, and thus, the decision to cancel the show was upheld.
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** The first drop of episodes on Disney+ indicated that the show was doing very well. So well, in fact, that Disney commissioned 10 scripts for Season 3. By this point, the show had already been renewed for Season 2 prior to the show's premiere, and the crew was already deep into writing it.
** The second drop of episodes released on Disney+ in December 2021 did not perform as well as the first. Motz attributed this to a lack of robust marketing that was present from Disney at the show's launch. Despite the third drop of Disney+ releases doing significantly better, the decision was made by Disney to cancel the show after two seasons in June 2022.
** At the same time that the co-creators requested one final episode to wrap the story up, the transition in the company following Bob Chapek's exit and Bob Iger's return, as well as the fact that Disney liked the show and wanted to see the second season's performance before revisiting the decision, gave the crew hope that the second season would do well enough for Disney to green light a third season. Thus, when the finale's title, "The End," was leaked, at that point, they put the episode on hold until a final decision was rendered. Unfortunately, despite the second season doing well, the network felt that it did not meet their viewership expectations, and thus, the decision to cancel the show was upheld.
** The first drop of episodes on Disney+ indicated that the show was doing very well. So well, in fact, that Disney commissioned 10 scripts for Season 3. By this point, the show had already been renewed for Season 2 prior to the show's premiere, and the crew was already deep into writing it.
** The second drop of episodes released on Disney+ in December 2021 did not perform as well as the first. Motz attributed this to a lack of robust marketing that was present from Disney at the show's launch. Despite the third drop of Disney+ releases doing significantly better, the decision was made by Disney to cancel the show after two seasons in June 2022.
** At the same time that the co-creators requested one final episode to wrap the story up, the transition in the company following Bob Chapek's exit and Bob Iger's return, as well as the fact that Disney liked the show and wanted to see the second season's performance before revisiting the decision, gave the crew hope that the second season would do well enough for Disney to green light a third season. Thus, when the finale's title, "The End," was leaked, at that point, they put the episode on hold until a final decision was rendered. Unfortunately, despite the second season doing well, the network felt that it did not meet their viewership expectations, and thus, the decision to cancel the show was upheld.
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Creator/DanaSnyder, best known for voicing more comedic characters, delivers an absolutely ''gut-wrenching'' performance as Scratch in "The End", where [[spoiler: it was revealed that he was never a ghost at all—this entire time, he's been the Wraith of the gloomy-faced Todd Mortenson]].
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* SugarWiki/HeReallyCanAct: Creator/DanaSnyder, best known for voicing more comedic characters, delivers an absolutely ''gut-wrenching'' performance as Scratch in "The End", where [[spoiler: he tells Molly his backstory that it was revealed that he was never a ghost at all—this entire time, he's actually been the Wraith of the gloomy-faced Todd Mortenson]].
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* IKnewIt: Quite a few people imagined and even expected at one point to see a ghost version of Molly. [[spoiler:Come the season 1 finale, Molly becomes a ghost after splitting her soul from her body.]]
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** Molly joins the battle! [[labelnote:Explanation]]In the episode "Alaka-Sham", Molly has to act as a magician to help her brother despite her hatred for them. When she does, her transformation comes with a sequence similar to videos introducing newcomers in VideoGame/SuperSmashBros As such, many people like to joke that Molly got invited, even using the splash text from Ultimate for when a character is unlocked.[[/labelnote]]
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** Speaking of Creator/CartoonNetwork, fans of both ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}'' like the show due to Scratch's [[Creator/DanaSnyder voice actor]] previously voicing major characters from those series, Master Shake and Gazpacho.
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** Speaking of Creator/CartoonNetwork, fans of both ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Chowder}}'' like the show due to Scratch's [[Creator/DanaSnyder voice actor]] previously voicing major characters from those series, Master Shake and Gazpacho. [[https://youtu.be/sJxcYt3Q2cA Snyder would later do a routine where the former talks to Scratch.]]
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: For the most part, the villains and anti-villains in the show have their fans either due to sympathy (Andrea being neglected by her parents, and her later CharacterDevelopment and the Chens being simply ObliviouslyEvil) or simply being fun to watch and hate (The Ghost Council before their redemption, The Chairman, Jinx and rogue ghosts). However, [[spoiler: Libby’s deadbeat father in “Like Father, Like Libby” is a universally hated man. He didn't visit Libby for six years, only marginally contacting her without bothering to even know anything about her and when he finally meets up with her again when she seeks him out, not only does he act rather dismissively to her wanting to reconnect with flimsy excuses, but also his “gift” to her is a book he wrote while only addressing her as though she’s just another fan. All with a lame smile in an attempt to save face. Overall, he’s a pretty pathetic excuse for a father.]]
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Molly [=McGee=] is by far the most shipped character in the show, being shipped with [[HoYayShipping Libby, Andrea, Tammy Myers]], [[OfficialCouple Oliver/Ollie]] and yes, even [[{{Squick}} Scratch]].
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Molly [=McGee=] is by far the most shipped character in the show, being shipped with [[HoYayShipping Libby, Andrea, Tammy Myers]], [[OfficialCouple Oliver/Ollie]] and yes, even [[{{Squick}} Scratch]].
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* JerksAreWorseThanVillains: For the most part, the villains and anti-villains in the show have their fans either due to sympathy (Andrea being neglected by her parents, and her later CharacterDevelopment and the Chens being simply ObliviouslyEvil) or simply being fun to watch and hate (The Ghost Council before their redemption, The Chairman, Jinx and rogue ghosts). However, [[spoiler: Libby’s Libby's deadbeat father in “Like "Like Father, Like Libby” Libby" is a universally hated man. He didn't visit Libby for six years, only marginally contacting her without bothering to even know anything about her and when he finally meets up with her again when she seeks him out, not only does he act rather dismissively to her wanting to reconnect with flimsy excuses, but also his “gift” "gift" to her is a book he wrote while only addressing her as though she’s she's just another fan. All with a lame smile in an attempt to save face. Overall, he’s he's a pretty pathetic excuse for a father.]]
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* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Molly [=McGee=] is by far the most shipped character in the show, being shipped with[[HoYayShipping [[HoYay Libby, Andrea, Tammy Myers]], [[OfficialCouple Oliver/Ollie]] and yes, even [[{{Squick}} Scratch]].
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: Molly [=McGee=] is by far the most shipped character in the show, being shipped with
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** After the reveal of "A Soda to Remember": [[spoiler: What happened to Adia? Is she dead? Is she Jinx? If she's still alive: What would happen if she returns to Brighton?]]
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* EpilepticTrees: After the Season 1 finale, where [[spoiler:Molly herself ends up temporarily becoming one in said episode]], a popular theory arose that Scratch is the wraith of one of the Brighton citizens, Todd. Evidence given includes both having similar features such as big noses, Scratch briefly mentioning how Todd literally doesn't have a soul at one point, Todd always being glum (the main characteristic of humans whose souls are currently elsewhere as wraiths), and the two sharing a voice actor. Season 2 going on to have Scratch tell Darryl that being a Wraith for too long is dangerous (but unable to remember why), as well as Scratch revealing he can't recall his human life (an issue that no other ghost in the show is known to have), only helped strengthen this theory.
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** After the Season 1 finale, where [[spoiler:Molly herself ends up temporarily becoming one in said episode]], a popular theory arose that Scratch is the wraith of one of the Brighton citizens, Todd. Evidence given includes both having similar features such as big noses, Scratch briefly mentioning how Todd literally doesn't have a soul at one point, Todd always being glum (the main characteristic of humans whose souls are currently elsewhere as wraiths), and the two sharing a voice actor. Season 2 going on to have Scratch tell Darryl that being a Wraith for too long is dangerous (but unable to remember why), as well as Scratch revealing he can't recall his human life (an issue that no other ghost in the show is known to have), only helped strengthen thistheory.theory.
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence.
** After the Season 1 finale, where [[spoiler:Molly herself ends up temporarily becoming one in said episode]], a popular theory arose that Scratch is the wraith of one of the Brighton citizens, Todd. Evidence given includes both having similar features such as big noses, Scratch briefly mentioning how Todd literally doesn't have a soul at one point, Todd always being glum (the main characteristic of humans whose souls are currently elsewhere as wraiths), and the two sharing a voice actor. Season 2 going on to have Scratch tell Darryl that being a Wraith for too long is dangerous (but unable to remember why), as well as Scratch revealing he can't recall his human life (an issue that no other ghost in the show is known to have), only helped strengthen this
** Jinx being [[spoiler:Scratch's childhood friend Adia]] is another theory that's rising up. Though this hinges from a few similar features such as their hair and as a way to add Scratch possibly moving on from his past if he were to find out what a horrible being [[spoiler:his former friend]] became in his absence.
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** Some of the post popular ships are Mollibby (Molly/Libby) and Molldrea/Mondrea/Mollandrea (Molly/Andrea).
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** Tammy Myers could have been another less villainous rival to Molly outside of Andrea Davenport with Molly and serve as a more open bully towards Molly & Libby to contrast Andrea's more oblivious behavior with some fans wishing to see her as [[TheBigGuy the brawns]] to Molly's friendship group if she ever ends up joining. She's also one of the few humans outside of The [=McGee=] and Libby to have found out about Scratch after he scared her and could have used that to try to expose or blackmail Molly. Yet she only appears once in the first season and according to WordOfGod would not be used again.
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** Tammy Myers could have been another less villainous rival to Molly outside of Andrea Davenport with Molly and serve as a more open bully towards Molly & Libby to contrast Andrea's more oblivious behavior with some fans wishing to see her as [[TheBigGuy the brawns]] to Molly's friendship group if she ever ends up joining. She's also one of the few humans outside of The [=McGee=] [=McGee=]s and Libby to have found out about Scratch after he scared her and could have used that to try to expose or blackmail Molly. Yet she only appears once in the first season and according to WordOfGod would not be used again.
