List of All That characters

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This is a listing of each cast member's most notable and/or recurring characters on the Nickelodeon sketch comedy show All That , accompanied by a brief description of each character as well as each actor's time on the show.

Contents

Regular cast

First run (seasons 1–6)

Josh Server (The only cast member who appeared in the entire 1st run) (seasons 1–6)

Kel Mitchell (seasons 1–5)

Kenan Thompson (seasons 1–5)

Amanda Bynes (seasons 3–6)

Lori Beth Denberg (seasons 1–4)

Leon Frierson (seasons 4–6)

Christy Knowings (seasons 4–6)

Alisa Reyes (seasons 1–3)

Danny Tamberelli (seasons 4–6)

Katrina Johnson (seasons 1–3)

Angelique Bates (seasons 1 & 2)

Nick Cannon (seasons 5 & 6)

Mark Saul (seasons 5 & 6)

Gabriel Iglesias (season 6)

Tricia Dickson (Season 3)

Victor Cohn-Lopez (Season 4)

Zach McLemore (season 4)

Second run (seasons 7–10)

Chelsea Brummet (seasons 7–10)

Jack DeSena (seasons 7–10)

Lisa Foiles (seasons 7–10)

Kyle Sullivan (seasons 7–10)

Shane Lyons (seasons 7–9)

Giovonnie Samuels (seasons 7–9)

Bryan Hearne (seasons 7–8)

Christina Kirkman (seasons 9–10, winner of "R U All That" competition)

Jamie Lynn Spears (seasons 8–9)

Ryan Coleman (seasons 9-10, joined midseason, finalist of "R U All That")

Kianna Underwood (season 10)

Denzel Whitaker (season 10)

Lil' JJ (season 10)

Third run (season 11-)

Ryan Alessi (season 11-)

Reece (Joy) Caddell (season 11-)

Kate Godfrey (season 11-)

Gabrielle Nevaeh Green (season 11-)

Nathan Janak (season 11-)

Lex Lumpkin (season 11-)

Chinguun Sergelen (season 11-)

Aria Brooks (season 11–)

Extras and guest stars

Dan Schneider (seasons 1–10)

Kevin Kopelow (seasons 1–6, 11)

Soup (seasons 1–6)

Brian Peck (seasons 7–10)

Tim Goodwin (seasons 1–3)

Kristian Truelsen (season 2)

Jeremy Rowley (seasons 7–8)

Joyce Brothers

Spice Girls

Bonnie Helman

Britney Spears (various episodes throughout the series)

Drake Bell

Miranda Cosgrove

Stephanie Matto (a finalist of "R U All That")

Frankie Muniz

Josh Peck

Chris Farley

Patrick Dennis

Kenan Thompson

Kel Mitchell

Lori Beth Denberg

Josh Server

Alisa Reyes

Jermaine Fowler

The Jonas Brothers

H.E.R.

Ella Mai

Peyton Manning

Young Dylan

Noah Rico

Darci Lynne

Karl-Anthony Towns

Witney Carson

Liza Koshy

Justin Turner

Lauren Alaina

Preston Playz

SuperM

Pete Wentz

Cast of Danger Force (Havan Flores, Terrence Little Gardenhigh, Dana Heath, and Luca Luhan)

Lauv

Jamie Lynn Spears

Cast of Zoey 101

Unknown

Prop characters

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