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| - Randall J. Weems is the secondary antagonist of the animated series, Recess. He is the snitch of Third Street Elementary School. He has a few episodes based around him, including Randall's Friends, Randall's Reform, Stand Up Randall, and Prince Randall. He is in 4th Grade and is most of the time with Miss Finster or spying for her. Just about every kid at the playground hates him for being a snitch, and his reputation of being a snitch was as such that anyone who got into trouble immediately assumes he was the one who tattled on him, even in the rare cases where he was actually innocent of these instances, or at least not directly or intentionally responsible. Notable examples of this are when the Tylers (whom he had recruited earlier to lessen the drought in reports to Finster before they
- Randall is the most hated kid in school for his snitch ways, resulting in him being banned from the Fifth and Sixth Graders' Club. There are times he wants to be accepted but won't stop snitching since he has a friendship with Ms. Finster. He also has a standard for snitching, as there are certain things he won't tell on you for. He sometimes can be an antagonist to the gang. For example, he took over the playground with Menlo in "Partners in Crime".
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| - Randall J. Weems is the secondary antagonist of the animated series, Recess. He is the snitch of Third Street Elementary School. He has a few episodes based around him, including Randall's Friends, Randall's Reform, Stand Up Randall, and Prince Randall. He is in 4th Grade and is most of the time with Miss Finster or spying for her. Just about every kid at the playground hates him for being a snitch, and his reputation of being a snitch was as such that anyone who got into trouble immediately assumes he was the one who tattled on him, even in the rare cases where he was actually innocent of these instances, or at least not directly or intentionally responsible. Notable examples of this are when the Tylers (whom he had recruited earlier to lessen the drought in reports to Finster before they went rogue) began ratting out everyone, including King Bob, causing Bob to angrily yell at him while being sent to the Box, despite Randall not actually being the one who snitched on him, as well as one instance where T.J. and his friends (as well as the new kid) ended up in trouble for trying to sneak into the school via a maintenance tunnel, with T.J. and the others blaming Randall for snitching on him, only for him to protest that he did not do so, with his claims eventually being verified after they discovered it was actually the new kid (who was actually a grown man in disguise) who snitched on them. Miss Finster trusts Randall more than anyone and even entrusted Randall with a personal key to the playground ball storage room. Although he is a snitch, he also does have his limits as to who he will snitch on: Namely, he is unwilling to tattle on any higher authority figures, which was best demonstrated in the aforementioned incident with the Tylers, where he made clear that he would never attempt to report King Bob for any troublemaking. This trait was also hinted at in the ending of Recess: School's Out, where Randall was visibly disgusted at Fenwick trying to squeal on his own boss just to reduce his own sentencing for his role in the agenda and called him a squealer. It is also hinted, in the episode "Randall's Friends", that he has a crush on Spinelli. He is voiced by Ryan O'Donohue.
- Randall is the most hated kid in school for his snitch ways, resulting in him being banned from the Fifth and Sixth Graders' Club. There are times he wants to be accepted but won't stop snitching since he has a friendship with Ms. Finster. He also has a standard for snitching, as there are certain things he won't tell on you for. He sometimes can be an antagonist to the gang. For example, he took over the playground with Menlo in "Partners in Crime". Randall, however, does have his limits on snitching as proven at the end of Schools Out; When Benedict and Fenwick end up arrested in the ending of the movie, Fenwick tries to talk his way out of arrest by pinning the blame on his boss and tries to claim that he was following orders. Randall's, who was nearby when witnessing it, only reaction to it was saying "Jeez, what a squealer!" out of disgust, implying that he felt that Fenwick's ratting out Benedict, his boss, to save his skin was low even for an informant like himself.
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