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| - Jeb is Ryan's pet Redbone Coonhound, whom he had since he was young. Jeb was accidentally subjected to a power surge in part two of "The Battle Begins" that gave him the ability to speak. Ryan had him promise that he would never speak when around other people, so Jeb is usually silent except while in the lab. Jeb is known for both his mischievous personality and his humorous demeanor. Often, Jeb serves as comic relief, and both Percy and Mrs. Rooney are frequent victims to his antics. Jeb had to fight as a Trooper once when he and Ryan accidentally switched bodies. He also has a voracious appetite eating any food lying around, including food from Ryan and the other Troopers.
- Jeb was a waste specialist who won a bet with his friend Mr. Walters and as such, Walters had to move a series of large metal drums from where they were onto Jeb's truck. One of the drums later fell loose, revealing an acid-dissolved body that prompted NCIS to be called in to investigate.
- Like most of the other Witchaven villagers, he succumbs to sea slug control after Slug Menace. If you haven't started the quest, he will simply say, "Hello there!"
- Jeb is a salvager and in Denver.
- Jeb was one of three old-timers in his seventies that frequented the Palace Saloon in 1885. He had a black moustache which drooped over his mouth.
- Jeb is a negative, ornery, grumpy old goat, and a supporting character in Disney's 2004 film Home on the Range.
- He was taught by an old gunslinger to drop to the ground when being shot at due to a gunbarrel's tendency to kick upwards. The advice allowed him to later get the drop on Black Bart, making him catch "the first train to Boot Hill".
- Jeb is a teenage boy who lived in the Great Plains. He isn't the most intelligent person, since as a child, his parents were too poor to send him to school. He had to walk five miles to get to the schoolhouse. Jeb didn't really like Jack and Annie at first, but when they rescued them from the tornado, he wasn't mean to them anymore.
- Jeb Wormwood is a villager of Witchaven. Like most of the other Witchaven villagers, he succumbs to sea slug control after Slug Menace. If you haven't started the quest, he will simply say "Hello there!".
- Jeb, along with his brother Paul, is the typical post-apocalyptic marauder who preys on other survivors by stealing their supplies or resources. He is armed with an Ambrose Shotgun, which he uses against the player at the conclusion of "The Mechanic". He wears a blue baseball cap, a white tank top, blue jeans, brown shoes, and a medical mask. Not much else is known about his past life.
- Jeb is een persoon die te vinden is in Witchaven je zal hem ook nog tegen komen in Fishing Platform. Categorie:Quest NPC Categorie:Stubs Categorie:Non-player characters
- Jeb was a terran who lived on Mar Sara. On the eve of the Second Great War, the colony was feeling the jackboot of Dominion oppression, a status quo that had much of the planet's population ready to revolt. The arrival of Raynor's Raiders was the spark needed to light the power keg. Jeb was grateful for Raynor's arrival, knowing that he wouldn't have forgotten them.
- Jeb is Dwight Schrute's brother. He appears in The Farm episode. He's a marijuana farmer.
- The word was first popularized in the late-1940s by the Sierran mass media to describe uninteresting or unremarkable people before the usage of the word spread across the Anglo-American community through movies, television, literature, and music. The Mulholland American English Dictionary defines "jeb" as an informal Anglo-American colloquial term with three meanings, "an individual who is unassuming and reserved by nature yet attempts to exude charisma and attractiveness but fails; a person who lacks adequate social skills; a pathetic person".
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