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I don't see any evidence that the characters have names in this, particularly Danica McKellar. I think the reason she's called "Winnie" in the voiceover is because it's a spoof of The Wonder Years. The end credits don't name anyone's characters. Nor is there evidence that McKellar is playing a "girlfriend" or "on a date" other than Lavigne just hanging out with her crew. It's a comic-book comedy and they're playing it all for grins. Elizium23 (talk) 02:28, 15 November 2022 (UTC)Reply
