however, most of his experiences make him yearn for home. Frank straddles the fence between desiring the security of home, Oz, and wanting to strike out on his own. Andrea (voiced by Shay Astar): She is the daughter of Glinda, the Good Witch of the South. Andrea is quite beautiful, gentle and very aware of it. Andrea is not a witch but is a character always in conflict—she has magic abilities but isn't always certain how best to use them. Andrea is confident of her powers and likes to use them to her advantage. She is the least adept socially of the group and, often, she feels excluded from their activities. When she feels excluded, she often retaliates with some sort of magical prank. Andrea is a troublemaker but, at heart, really only wants to feel included. When pressed, Andrea is able to use her magic to help the group out of a mix-up—a mix-up which, more likely than not, she was the cause of. Her outfit is similar to Princess Ozma. Unlike Dot Hugson, a tomboyish farm girl who loves hanging out with boys and having fun, Andrea is a girly witch, who enjoys cleaning, doing magic tricks and anything else girly. Relies more on her magic than her brains, but when she can't resort to her wand, she puts her mind to work. Dorothy Hugson (voiced by Erika Schickel): Dot and Neddie's mother and Zeb's wife. Zeb Hugson (voiced by Ross Maplettoft): Dot and Neddie's father and Dorothy's husband. Scarecrow Sr. (voiced by Andy Milder): Scarecrow Jr.'s father. Tin Woodman (voiced by Steve Stoliar): Tin Boy's father. Cowardly Lion: Boris and Bela's father. Jack Pumpkinhead Sr. (voiced by Ross Maplettoft): Jack Pumpkinhead Jr.'s father. The Wizard of Oz (voiced by Steve Stoliar): Frank's father. Glinda (voiced by Erika Schickel): Andrea's mother. Scraps (voiced by Lori Alan): Has numerous infant patchwork kids, including a baby girl, Betty. Betty: Patchwork Girl's baby daughter. Rick (voiced by Lawrence Tierney (1996) and James Keane (1997)): When first encountered, Rick is a homeless man living on the streets of Manhattan. He comes to the aid of the Oz children and they ask him to return to Oz with them. Once there, Rick finds the home, and friends, he has always desired. Rick is a man the world has treated unkindly but his response, in return, has never been one of anger or bitterness.