Voices) Alyson Levy (Sthugar/Various Voices) Jim Tozzi (Various Voices) Kids Benjamin Krueger Evan Seligman Taylor Bedlivy P.J. Connaire Jacob Kogan Michael Samms Trevor Heins Miles Kath Jasmina Lee Dominic Payer Mike Gibbons Alexandra Rose Frankie Scapoli Ryan Soos Brianna Simpkins Miles Williams Pierce Gidez Madison Rose Ameerah Moore Ryan Simpkins Juliet DePaula Sam Kaufman Cameos Season one Jon Glaser as Mr. Story in episode 101. Flavor Flav as himself in episode 101, The full "Storytime with Flavor Flav" was cut from the broadcast version of the episode. It still appears however on the Season One DVD. Dick Gregory as Mr. Sun in episode 103. Amy Sedaris as Miss Amy in episode 106. Christopher Meloni as the Chewties Spokesman in episode 107. Chris Anderson as Koby Teeth in episode 104. Madison Rose as herself in episodes 106 and 108. Season two David Cross as T-Totaled Timbo in episode 203, Hostage in episode 206, and Junkyard Jessip in episode 207. Judah Friedlander as Crickey in episodes 203 and 207. Jon Glaser as Dr. Rawstein in episodes 203 and 207. Darlene Violette as Bettsy Beth Bethanie in episodes 203 and 207. Amy Poehler as Miss Mary in episodes 203 and 206. John Oates as himself, singing in the song, "War never solves anything" in episode 206. Devendra Banhart as himself, singing in the song, "War never solves anything" in episode 206. Rick Springfield as himself, singing in the song, "War never solves anything" in episode 206. Corin Tucker as herself, singing in the song, "War never solves anything" in episode 206. Todd Barry as Barold Q. Mosley in episode 207. Zach Galifianakis as Uncle Daddy in episode 207. Will Oldham as Pastor Pigmeat in episode 207. Heather Lawless as Permanently Pregnant Peggy in episode 203 and 207. Barbara Ann Davison as Cousin Grandma Pervis in episode 203 and 207. Chris Anderson as Mr. Corn in episode 203 Recurring segments Beat Kids – One of the children, most often Trevor, leads a journalistic segment with mostly offensive, humorous questions, ridiculing interviewees at a given venue. The segment appears in almost every episode. What's Jim Drawing? – Appeared in episode 202 and 206. Horse Apples – A segment in episode 203, which later expanded into an entire episode in 207, that parodies Hee Haw and redneck comedy. The latter episode featured several guest actors. Funny/Not Funny – A series of clips, often depicting violent or