Jerry Driscoll

Jerry Driscoll
Background information
Shows	Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja
Voice	Andy Dick
Inspiration	Classroom skeleton
Character information
Occupation	Mad Scientist
Home	Norrisville
Powers and abilities	Genius-Level Intellect Strength Invulnerability Skeleton Physiology
Paraphernalia	Doomsday Device Laser-staff
Status	Reverts back to a lifeless skeleton after Randy reverses the Art of Healing spell
Family information
Partner(s)	Marlene Driscoll (wife)

Jerry Driscoll is the main antagonist of the Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja episode "Dawn of the Driscoll".

Background

Jerry was once the number one student at Mad Scientist University, where he worked on his project, the doomsday device with Mrs. Driscoll at his side. As proof of a functioning doomsday device, guaranteed him, Valedictorian. However, he was betrayed by Willem Viceroy, who informed the authorities, and thus he was arrested. At some point, he died, and was reduced to his skeleton in what was apparently a "funny story".

Role in the episode

Following Randy trying to save his science project, using the Ninja power of healing. Randy lost control of it and accidentally brought Jerry back to life. He went on a rampage and kidnapped Howard. Randy tried to stop him, but as a skeleton, it soon became clear he couldn't be harmed. He returned to his lab and took Howard. He revealed he thought he was Viceroy, as Howard was dressed as him, at the time. After revealing that he wasn't Jerry, decided to keep him so he could watch him activate the doomsday device, still planning on achieving Valedictorian. Randy and the real Viceroy confronted him in his lab, having activated the doomsday device, and took Randy on with a laser staff. Randy managed to stop him, by removing his head, thus disabling him. However, Viceroy was unable to stop the doomsday device. At that moment his wife arrived and managed to convince Jerry not to destroy the world. But of course, Jerry decided to move on to try and destroy the universe. As such, he was deemed too dangerous, and Randy undid the spell, returning him to death.

Trivia

• He likes to make Halloween or skeleton-related puns.
  • Even though he's dead, Mrs. Driscoll makes him say a lot of skeleton puns as well.
• With the exception of "Dawn of the Driscoll", he is a lifeless skeleton.
• The fact that his skeleton was able to come back to life means Marlene Driscoll actually carts around a real human skeleton.
• In "M-M-M-my Bologna", he is the third person to trip Randy Cunningham when he's running through the halls of Norrisville High, after Howard and Band Instructor respectively.

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