mocks Ricky's intelligence (or lack thereof) and chastises him for mistreating Cory and Trevor. In real life, Sarah is the daughter of John Dunsworth (a long-time series regular who played Jim Lahey). Cory and Trevor Cory (played by Cory Bowles) and Trevor (played by Michael Jackson) are a pair of hapless, misguided, and codependent young men whom Ricky and Julian often use as jail cover and as scapegoats for whenever their plans go awry; the younger boys are sometimes responsible for these dilemmas, due either to their own incompetence or unfortunate circumstances. Roommates and best friends, Cory and Trevor are rarely seen apart. They have been helping the Boys since they were six years old and admire them to the point of hero-worship. Although Julian genuinely cares about their well-being and seems to be more patient with them, Ricky is the total opposite and is abusive towards them and treats them shabbily, frequently blaming them for what goes wrong - no matter who or what is actually at fault - while demanding cigarettes. Cory is generally more socially adept and the more aggressive of the duo. He has braided hair and regularly wears a hat and a tank top, and also often has a toothpick in his mouth. By comparison, Trevor is often seen as the less intelligent person of the pair, and is frequently ridiculed for his slender appearance, particularly by Bubbles who at one point compared him to an alien. He bears the brunt of the abuse from the Boys as well. Trevor has long hair, but in Seasons 2, 3 and 6, he sports a mullet. In Season 4, Sarah "adopts" the pair and acts as a maternal figure for the two to discourage them from hanging out with Ricky and Julian. However, Cory and Trevor continue to work for them over Sarah's objections. After spending all the money the Boys earned on a lucrative drug deal at the end of Season 4, Cory and Trevor, fearing for their safety, get a restraining order against Ricky. As punishment, they start working almost solely for Julian, who "trains" them as one would train a dog: whistling for them to come, issuing simple commands, and rewarding good "performance" with treats. Cory and Trevor help the Boys fend off an attack by Cyrus and his partners at the end of Season 5, but suffer gunshot wounds and get sent to