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Aerith and Bob: His four most popular characters are named José, Achmed, Peanut and Walter.

note Little Ugly-Ass Jeff is actually a Call-Back to early in his career (which includes his The Tonight Show appearance) when he did the same bit with a more generic mini-puppet, with "Peanut" manning the puppet both times. He unveiled AJ, or Achmed Junior, in his 2011 special Controlled Chaos, as well as Little Ugly Ass-Jeff (Peanut's ventriloquism puppet).

#ACHMED THE DEAD TERRORIST HALLOWEEN COSTUME TV#

Dianne from Dinner for Schmucks has since been retired (she never appeared in a TV special, but did appear in the 2010 Identity Crisis tour). He has some characters which he uses on tours but haven't been filmed.

Larry - a chain-smoking Nervous Wreck who has the thankless task of being advisor to President Donald Trump, a job that is both impossible and comes with George Jetson Job Security.

Officially retired as of Minding the Monsters mainly due to accusations of racism, though Dunham still brings him out in various cameo roles. A "Player In the Management Profession" and Jeff's "agent." According to Sweet Daddy, since he's the pimp, that makes Jeff his ho. Officially retired as of Minding the Monsters due to limited potential, though he still appears in cameo roles. Has no actual powers to speak of, but he is really enthusiastic about it.

Melvin the Superhero Guy - A goofy superhero wannabe with an extremely big nose (which looks like a penis when viewed sideways).

A beer-bellied, lazy-eyed, bucktoothed redneck who loves NASCAR and swilling beer he wholeheartedly embraces every Deep South trope you can think of. Best known for his Catchphrase: "SILENCE! I KEEL YOU!" He plots to kill everyone but can never seem to do anything to make it happen. Grew up with Barack Obama (in Hawaii, people).

Achmed the Dead Terrorist - Lived his life as a suicide bomber and is now a skeleton with a turban, big bushy eyebrows, red eyes and a goatee.

He is also one of the featured ventriloquists of the documentary I'm No Dummy, along with Jay Johnson (of Soap fame) and Lynn Trefzger. He has also published a biography, entitled All By My Selves. Usually, he is the Only Sane Man trying to provide some sense of control as the characters go off on random topics.

He has a cast of puppets, some of which have fleshed out back stories and diverse personalities who provide their own unique interaction with Jeff. and briefly had his own show on the channel, called The Jeff Dunham Show, as well as an animated movie. Jeff Dunham's Completely Unrehearsed Last-Minute Pandemic Holiday Special.Minding the Monsters ( Halloween Special).He's had eight specials on Comedy Central so far: He's made appearances on numerous TV shows, as well as being featured on Comedy Central Presents. He often proves himself capable with the traditional stand-up schtick, but he knows that people watch him for the puppets.

She was working for the White House and was part of the Administration’s new crusade to end the alleged rape culture on campus.Jeffrey Dunham (born Apin Dallas, Texas) is a popular comedian and ventriloquist. It turns out that Renda was not just a concerned citizen. She is a UVA grad who brought “Jackie” to the attention of Erdly.

Here’s where things get interesting.One of Erdly’s sources for her tale, is a woman named Emily Renda. At the minimum, Erdly is not someone who thinks fabricating stories is a bad thing, if it is for the right cause. That connection says nothing about the veracity of her claims, but it adds a nice bit of color to the controversy. Sabrina Erdly was a classmate if Glass and she wrote a glowing article about him after his demise. The other day Steve Sailer connected the dots between the authoress of the infamous Rolling Stone story and Stephen Glass, the fabulist who duped the Left many years ago. Prior to “A Rape on Campus,” four of Erdely’s five previous articles for Rolling Stone were pious defenses of the “transgendered,” those militant fairy-tale sprites who insist they’re what everyone knows they aren’t and what a simple chromosomal test would prove they aren’t. The story’s author, Sabrina Rubin Erdely, once penned a Rolling Stone feature that sort of implied Michele Bachmann was to blame for an epidemic of gay teen suicides in Minnesota.