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Jojo Joget

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	* '''Role''': Field Reporter		* '''Role''': Field Reporter
	* '''Email''': joget@thenoose.con (jogetlaid@noose.con.job and jojojo@thenoose.con in earlier episodes)		* '''Email''': joget@thenoose.con (jogetlaid@noose.con.job and jojojo@thenoose.con in earlier episodes)
	* '''Seasons''': 2, 3, 4, 5 , 6		* '''Seasons''': 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
	* '''Note''': His name is a play on the joget dance and he mimicks it when signing off.		* '''Note''': His name is a play on the joget dance and he mimicks it when signing off.

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Paul 1953 at 16:18, 18 July 2013

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	This is a list of recurring characters in television series [[The Noose (TV series\|The Noose]].		This is a list of recurring characters in television series [[The Noose (TV series)\|The Noose]].
	==Cast and characters==		==Cast and characters==
	*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1-6)		*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1-6)

Paul 1953 at 16:16, 18 July 2013

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			This is a list of recurring characters in television series [[The Noose (TV series\|The Noose]].
	==Cast and characters==		==Cast and characters==
	*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1-6)		*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1-6)

Paul 1953 at 16:15, 18 July 2013

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	* '''Note''': His given name, Windy, is a play on the fact that he talks about the wind and weather. He is also campy.		* '''Note''': His given name, Windy, is a play on the fact that he talks about the wind and weather. He is also campy.

	===Characters of Judee Tan===		==Characters of Judee Tan==

	====Carmen Noble Ng====		===Carmen Noble Ng===
	*'''Name''': Carmen Noble Ng		*'''Name''': Carmen Noble Ng
	*'''Role''': Intern Field Reporter		*'''Role''': Intern Field Reporter
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	*'''Notes''': Carmen speaks in a faux, posh accent, and is somewhat flirtatious.		*'''Notes''': Carmen speaks in a faux, posh accent, and is somewhat flirtatious.

	====Kim Bong Cha====		===Kim Bong Cha===
	* '''Name''': Kim Bong Cha		* '''Name''': Kim Bong Cha
	* '''Role''': North Korean correspondent		* '''Role''': North Korean correspondent
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	* '''Description''': Kim Bong Cha secretly has a crush on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Her stiff mannerisms and accent are a parody of North Korean news anchors and reporters, such as Ri Chun-hee. Kim was scheduled to make an appearance in the sixth season, but her segment was deleted from the script due to the then-ongoing Korean Crisis.		* '''Description''': Kim Bong Cha secretly has a crush on North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Her stiff mannerisms and accent are a parody of North Korean news anchors and reporters, such as Ri Chun-hee. Kim was scheduled to make an appearance in the sixth season, but her segment was deleted from the script due to the then-ongoing Korean Crisis.

	====See Yan Yan====		===See Yan Yan===
	*'''Name''': See Yan Yan		*'''Name''': See Yan Yan
	*'''Role''': Reporter		*'''Role''': Reporter
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	*'''Notes''': See Yan Yan's name is a pun of CNN (Cable News Network). Yan Yan speaks in a faux, posh accent. She functionally replaces Carmen Noble Ng.		*'''Notes''': See Yan Yan's name is a pun of CNN (Cable News Network). Yan Yan speaks in a faux, posh accent. She functionally replaces Carmen Noble Ng.

	===Characters of Michelle Chong===		==Characters of Michelle Chong==
	Barbarella, Leticia and Lulu were featured in an advertisement for the new launch of the "Jewel @ Buangkok" condominium.		Barbarella, Leticia and Lulu were featured in an advertisement for the new launch of the "Jewel @ Buangkok" condominium.
	====Nancy Goh====		===Nancy Goh===
	*'''Name''': Nancy Goh		*'''Name''': Nancy Goh
	*'''Language''': English, (Mother Tongue is not too good)		*'''Language''': English, (Mother Tongue is not too good)
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	* '''Note''': Was B.B. See's co-anchor. Feminine and overly-sensitive much to the annoyance of B.B. See, she often introduces herself with a pause between her name and surname (Adrianna, Wow!). Unike her co-anchor, she speaks with a Californian accent.		* '''Note''': Was B.B. See's co-anchor. Feminine and overly-sensitive much to the annoyance of B.B. See, she often introduces herself with a pause between her name and surname (Adrianna, Wow!). Unike her co-anchor, she speaks with a Californian accent.

	====Leticia Bongnino====		===Leticia Bongnino===
	* '''Name''': Leticia Bongnino		* '''Name''': Leticia Bongnino
	* '''Career''': Domestic Maid		* '''Career''': Domestic Maid
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	* '''Note''': Leticia speaks with a stereotypical Filipino accent. The character has featured on the [[MediaCorp TV Channel 8]] Chinese language show ''[[Black Rose (TV series)\|Black Rose]]'' (爆料黑玫瑰) and the [[MediaCorp Channel 5\|Channel 5]] gameshow ''[[We Are Singaporeans]]'', both portrayed by [[Michelle Chong]] herself.		* '''Note''': Leticia speaks with a stereotypical Filipino accent. The character has featured on the [[MediaCorp TV Channel 8]] Chinese language show ''[[Black Rose (TV series)\|Black Rose]]'' (爆料黑玫瑰) and the [[MediaCorp Channel 5\|Channel 5]] gameshow ''[[We Are Singaporeans]]'', both portrayed by [[Michelle Chong]] herself.

	====Nida Goodwood====		===Nida Goodwood===
	* '''Name''': Nida Goodwood		* '''Name''': Nida Goodwood
	* '''Role''': News Reporter		* '''Role''': News Reporter
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	* '''Note''': She speaks in a very uptight manner, with a slight [[Received Pronunciation]] accent. Her name is a play on the phrase "Need a good wood", which suggests sexual innuendo, and is also an explicit allusion to [[Nina Goodwood]], a journalist with the [[Singapore Broadcasting Corporation\|SBC]] during the 1990s.		* '''Note''': She speaks in a very uptight manner, with a slight [[Received Pronunciation]] accent. Her name is a play on the phrase "Need a good wood", which suggests sexual innuendo, and is also an explicit allusion to [[Nina Goodwood]], a journalist with the [[Singapore Broadcasting Corporation\|SBC]] during the 1990s.

	====Barbarella====		===Barbarella===
	* '''Name''': [[Barbarella (disambiguation)\|Barbarella]] (her "last name" changes with each appearance)		* '''Name''': [[Barbarella (disambiguation)\|Barbarella]] (her "last name" changes with each appearance)
	*'''Race''' Chinese (but her "mother tongue isn't very good")		*'''Race''' Chinese (but her "mother tongue isn't very good")
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	* '''Note''': A vapid [[Sarong party girl\|SPG]] and President of the Singapore SPGs Club. She speaks with a pseudo-accent (a mixture of American and [[Singlish]]) and is obsessed with Caucasian men (she uses the Singaporean slang word of Hokkien origin, "ang moh", when referring to them) and Western culture. She is named after two of her role-models [[Conan the Barbarian]] and [[Cinderella]]. Her character has featured on two [[Scoot]] commercials in Gold Coast.		* '''Note''': A vapid [[Sarong party girl\|SPG]] and President of the Singapore SPGs Club. She speaks with a pseudo-accent (a mixture of American and [[Singlish]]) and is obsessed with Caucasian men (she uses the Singaporean slang word of Hokkien origin, "ang moh", when referring to them) and Western culture. She is named after two of her role-models [[Conan the Barbarian]] and [[Cinderella]]. Her character has featured on two [[Scoot]] commercials in Gold Coast.

	====Lulu====		===Lulu===
	* '''Name''': Lulu		* '''Name''': Lulu
	* '''Nationality''': Mainland Chinese		* '''Nationality''': Mainland Chinese
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	* '''Notes''': Lulu is a KTV hostess. A running gag involves her greeting audiences in Mandarin, but corrected and told to speak English. She speaks with a distinct Chinese accent and is also a weather girl, sells expensive curry powder, and is planning to sell handmade noodles (but she will be using a machine to make it).		* '''Notes''': Lulu is a KTV hostess. A running gag involves her greeting audiences in Mandarin, but corrected and told to speak English. She speaks with a distinct Chinese accent and is also a weather girl, sells expensive curry powder, and is planning to sell handmade noodles (but she will be using a machine to make it).

	===Characters of Suhaimi Yusof===		==Characters of Suhaimi Yusof==

	====Jojo Joget====		===Jojo Joget===
	* '''Name''': Jojo Joget		* '''Name''': Jojo Joget
	* '''Role''': Field Reporter		* '''Role''': Field Reporter
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	* '''Note''': His name is a play on the [[joget]] dance and he mimicks it when signing off.		* '''Note''': His name is a play on the [[joget]] dance and he mimicks it when signing off.

	====Henderson Pooper====		===Henderson Pooper===
	*'''Name''': Henderson Pooper		*'''Name''': Henderson Pooper
	* '''Role''': War Reporter		* '''Role''': War Reporter
	* '''Seasons''': 6		* '''Seasons''': 6
	* '''Note''': Henderson is asthmatic. His name is a play on CNN's Anderson Cooper.		* '''Note''': Henderson is asthmatic. His name is a play on CNN's Anderson Cooper.

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Paul 1953: /* Esmond Wan Mo Peh */

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Esmond Wan Mo Peh

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	* '''Role''': Minister at Large, Ministry Without A Portfolio		* '''Role''': Minister at Large, Ministry Without A Portfolio
	* '''Seasons''': 2, 3, 4, 5, 6		* '''Seasons''': 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
	* '''Note''': ~~The~~ name is a play on the phrase "Want More Pay", a dig at the reported high salaries of Singapore politicians. Wan's dress style is a parody of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Wan originally spoke Standard Singapore English, but ~~was given a new, more pidgin accent~~ in later episodes, as a dig at politicians who speak "half-past-six " English.		* '''Note''': His name is a play on the phrase "Want More Pay", a dig at the reported high salaries of Singapore politicians. Wan's dress style is a parody of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Wan originally spoke Standard Singapore English, but began to speak in basilectal Singaporean English in later episodes, as a dig at politicians who speak "half-past-six " English.

	===Jacques Ooi===		===Jacques Ooi===

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	* '''Seasons''': 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6		* '''Seasons''': 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
	* '''Description''': Chichak speaks with a nasal sound. His surname refers to the Malay name ("cicak", pronounced ''chee-chak'') for a [[common house gecko]].		* '''Description''': Chichak speaks with a nasal sound. His surname refers to the Malay name ("cicak", pronounced ''chee-chak'') for a [[common house gecko]].
			===Kevin Kang Ah Roo===
			*'''Name''': Kevin Kang Ah Roo
			*'''Role''': Australian Correspondent
			*'''Seasons''': 6
			*'''Description''': Kevin's name is a homonym for ''kangaroo''. Kevin is seen promoting the various tourist attractions in Gold Coast, as a form of product placement for sponsor [[Scoot Airlines]].
			===Mo Pi Koh===
			*'''Name''': Mo Pi Koh
			*'''Career''': Pest Management
			*'''Role''': Interviewee
			*'''Seasons''': 4, 6
			*'''Description''': Mo Pi Koh's name is a homonym of a popular traditional remedy for mosquito bites. He returned in season 6 as an interviewee touring around the Gold Coast, Australia.
	===Nicholas Le Fong===		===Nicholas Le Fong===
	* '''Name''': Nicholas Le Fong		* '''Name''': Nicholas Le Fong
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	* '''Description''': Nicholas was from Hong Kong. His catchphrase is "Stupiak", an amalgamation of "stupid" and "piak" (a slapping sound). In his first appearance, Nicholas was billed as Alvin Ong.		* '''Description''': Nicholas was from Hong Kong. His catchphrase is "Stupiak", an amalgamation of "stupid" and "piak" (a slapping sound). In his first appearance, Nicholas was billed as Alvin Ong.

			===Richard Wang===
	====Richard Wang====
	*'''Role''': Cameraman ("Cheap Foreign Talent")		*'''Role''': Cameraman ("Cheap Foreign Talent")
	*'''Seasons''': 5, 6		*'''Seasons''': 5, 6
	*'''Notes''': His protest on working conditions is a satirical take on the Chinese construction worker crane protest in early 2013.		*'''Notes''': His protest on working conditions is a satirical take on the Chinese construction worker crane protest in early 2013.

	====Xin Hua Hua====		===Xin Hua Hua===
	* '''Role''': News Co-anchor		* '''Role''': News Co-anchor
	* Age: 31		* Age: 31

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Cast and characters

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	==Cast and characters==		==Cast and characters==
	*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1- )		*[[Alaric Tay]] (seasons 1-6)
	*[[Chua En Lai]] (seasons 1- )		*[[Chua En Lai]] (seasons 1-6)
	*[[Gurmit Singh]] (seasons 1-2)		*[[Gurmit Singh]] (seasons 1-2)
	*Judee Tan (seasons 1- )		*[[Judee Tan]] (seasons 1-6)
	*[[Michelle Chong]] (seasons 1-5)		*[[Michelle Chong]] (seasons 1-5)
	*Suhaimi Yusof (seasons 1- )		*[[Suhaimi Yusof]] (seasons 1-6 )

	==Characters played by Alaric Tay==		==Characters played by Alaric Tay==