A group of anthropomorphic chickens live on an egg farm run by the evil Mrs. Tweedy and her oafish husband Mr. Tweedy, who kill any chicken that is no ...

Not only was he tired of battling Ginger, he had also had enough of his wife bossing him around/abusing him and of her self-centred get rich schemes As a result of this, Mrs. Tweedy left the farm and eventually divorced him.

He’s Mrs. Tweedy's abused ex-husband who helps her run the farm and is often sent to check on the chickens While more reasonable, he can also be as violent as his wife due to his desire to please her as much as possible.He was voiced by the late Tony Haygarth.

By the time Ginger encountered Mrs. Tweedy again, she had married Dr. Fry and together with fellow antagonist, Roger Smith, were working to turn Melisha's dream into a reality Mrs. Tweedy noted that she had not seen her first husband since the divorce

It can be assumed that Mr. Tweedy is still living on the original farm but his ultimate fate remains uncertain. The only thing that anybody knows for certain is that he is free from his ex-wife's control and abuse at long last

There is certainly no love lost between the two of them (though at a random moment in the film, Mr. Tweedy does call his wife by the term of endearment "love", indicating that he was actually in love with her).

He cares greatly for Remy, whom he threats as his equal and best friend, and his girlfriend Colette, with whom he has been in love with since he first saw her and with whom he develops a close romantic relationship with. Overall, Linguini is a kindhearted,

Just as Ginger is about to set up the ramp to help the airplane fly off, Mrs. Tweedy tries to stop her with her axe, finally seeing what's really going on Fortunately, Rocky (who left until he saw an advertisement for Mrs. Tweedy's Chicken Pies) returns and uses his trike to knock Mrs. Tweedy unconscious, accidentally throwing the axe in the air

Linguini, at the beginning of the film, is a very unsure and clumsy individual. He mentions that he has never had anyone expect anything from him before and has lost many jobs prior to his job (which seems to be partly attributed to his clumsiness).

He is also the main target for Kazar to abuse due to his clumsiness and wishes to remain a herbivore like how nature wanted it. He was voiced by Patrick Warburton, who also played Kronk in The Emperor's New Groove, Royal Pain's disguised voice in Sky High, and Ken in Bee Movie.

While Mr. Huph isn't seen or mentioned, his company Insuricare is referenced by Bob and Helen in a discussion about finding a new job or working with Winston Deavor Bob mentions how much he hated his former work, alluding to Huph's abuse towards him.

Junior is Alameda Slim's valiant "steed". Unusual for a villain's sidekick he is portrayed as neither good nor bad, just simply doing his job. He is very polite to cows and even flirts with Mrs. Calloway upon seeing her by complimenting her hat.

Nicktoons for her animated series following the adventures of a dog named Chikn Nuggit and his friends. He is the creator and voice actor of Nicktoons Presents: Chikn Nuggit.

Herb Copperbottom is the main antagonist of Friendly Fingers' YTP video Robots Tears in the Oil He is a very manipulative father to his son Rodney, as they seem to hate each other due to his Manipulative and abusive relationship with Rodney

Douche first appears getting purchased by "Camille Toh" (an obvious pun on "camel toe"). Once he is placed in her cart, he starts acting like his namesake (i.e., a "douche" who is an extremely objectionable and unpleasant person to be around).

Only two of his eyes closed at a time. The other ninety-eight stayed open. Io went from place to place. Argus was always near by. His terrible eyes watched her day and night. High on Olympus, Jupiter thought about Io. He felt sorry for her. "After all, it is my fault," he said. "Juno punished her because I said she was beautiful. I must help her. But how?"