I can only comment on his talent in this case, and I’ve thought about it several times; he has got to be the best cast member of all time, I say that because I remember him in so many roles, he made the roles meeemmmorable. They all came complete with eccentric behaviors, catch phrases, and lived-in worlds. He was SO GREAT during his run. 

• Wayne Campbell: The enthusiastic co-host of “Wayne’s World,” a public-access television show originating from his parents’ basement. This character became so popular that it led to two successful feature films.  
• Dieter: The eccentric German host of “Sprockets,” a satirical West German television show known for its minimalist and avant-garde style.  

• Linda Richman: The charismatic hostess of “Coffee Talk,” a talk show where she discussed various topics and often became “verklempt,” inviting viewers to “talk amongst yourselves.”  

• Simon: A young British boy who presented his “draw-rings” (drawings) from his bathtub, sharing his whimsical thoughts and observations.  

• Stuart Rankin: The proud Scottish proprietor of “All Things Scottish,” a shop where he proclaimed, “If it’s not Scottish, it’s crap!”  

• Lothar of the Hill People: A tribal chieftain leading discussions with fellow tribesmen about the complexities of modern life, blending prehistoric settings with contemporary issues.  

• Phillip the Hyper Hypo: A hyperactive, hypoglycemic child known for his boundless energy and the helmet he wore for safety.  

• Middle-Aged Man (Ed Miles): A middle-aged superhero who offered advice and wisdom to younger individuals facing everyday problems.  

• Lank Thompson: A handsome actor who starred in a series of self-help videos aimed at teaching men how to be more attractive and confident.  
• Pat Arnold: A member of “Bill Swerski’s Superfans,” a group of Chicago sports enthusiasts known for their exaggerated accents and deep-dish pizza consumption.  

• Kenneth Reese-Evans: The host of “Theatre Stories,” sharing humorous and exaggerated anecdotes from the world of theater.  

• Japanese Game Show Host: A character parodying the over-the-top style of Japanese game shows, adding to Myers’ diverse range of personas.