Jerry
The middle-aged British gentleman who runs WOOHP and sends three teenage girls on world-saving missions.
Jerry is the founder and chief administrator of the World Organization of Human Protection (WOOHP, pronounced like "whoop"), serving as the girls' supervisor. He is a middle-aged British gentleman who briefs the girls on their missions and provides their various gadgets, most of which are in the form of women's accessories such as boots, hairpins, lipsticks, eyelash curlers, hair dryers, and are very mission-specific as if he knew everything beforehand. Some of the accessories are named with convoluted acronyms such as RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), or CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield"). He usually summons the girls (or "WOOHPs" them) using trap doors or portals from random items and places (such as a closet door, trash can, or vacuum cleaner), sends them off in similarly over-the-top manners (in roller coasters or rockets), most of which are practically impossible, or as noted by Sam, "sometimes defy the laws of physics". He also tends to make a lot of bad puns, which the girls sometimes find annoying. During the missions, he looks up information for the girls and analyzes items they send over. His movie profile notes that he cares a lot for the girls and acts like a second father to them. In the episode "Totally Switched", Jerry's last name is revealed to be Lewis. Jerry also appears in the spin-off series The Amazing Spiez!.
- Role
- Handler and mission coordinator for WOOHP
Lore & Background
Jerry's full name is Gerald James Lewis, as revealed in the episode "Totally Switched". He is the founder and chief administrator of WOOHP, and the girls' supervisor. His movie profile notes that he cares a lot for the girls and acts like a second father to them. He briefs the girls on their missions and provides their various gadgets, most of which are in the form of women's accessories such as boots, hairpins, lipsticks, eyelash curlers, hair dryers, and are very mission-specific as if he knew everything beforehand. Some of the accessories are named with convoluted acronyms such as RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), or CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield"). He usually summons the girls (or "WOOHPs" them) using trap doors or portals from random items and places (such as a closet door, trash can, or vacuum cleaner), sends them off in similarly over-the-top manners (in roller coasters or rockets), most of which are practically impossible, or as noted by Sam, "sometimes defy the laws of physics". He also tends to make a lot of bad puns, which the girls sometimes find annoying. During the missions, he looks up information for the girls and analyzes items they send over.
In Their Own Story
Jerry is the founder and chief administrator of WOOHP, and the girls' supervisor. He briefs the girls on their missions and provides their various gadgets, most of which are in the form of women's accessories such as boots, hairpins, lipsticks, eyelash curlers, hair dryers, and are very mission-specific as if he knew everything beforehand. Some of the accessories are named with convoluted acronyms such as RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), or CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield"). He usually summons the girls (or "WOOHPs" them) using trap doors or portals from random items and places (such as a closet door, trash can, or vacuum cleaner), sends them off in similarly over-the-top manners (in roller coasters or rockets), most of which are practically impossible, or as noted by Sam, "sometimes defy the laws of physics". He also tends to make a lot of bad puns, which the girls sometimes find annoying. During the missions, he looks up information for the girls and analyzes items they send over. His movie profile notes that he cares a lot for the girls and acts like a second father to them. In the episode "Totally Switched", Jerry's last name is revealed to be Lewis. Jerry also appears in the spin-off series The Amazing Spiez!.
Reader's Guide
Jerry is the founder and chief administrator of WOOHP, and the girls' supervisor. He is a middle-aged British gentleman who briefs the girls on their missions and provides their various gadgets, most of which are in the form of women's accessories such as boots, hairpins, lipsticks, eyelash curlers, hair dryers, and are very mission-specific as if he knew everything beforehand. Some of the accessories are named with convoluted acronyms such as RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), or CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield"). He usually summons the girls (or "WOOHPs" them) using trap doors or portals from random items and places (such as a closet door, trash can, or vacuum cleaner), sends them off in similarly over-the-top manners (in roller coasters or rockets), most of which are practically impossible, or as noted by Sam, "sometimes defy the laws of physics". He also tends to make a lot of bad puns, which the girls sometimes find annoying. During the missions, he looks up information for the girls and analyzes items they send over. His movie profile notes that he cares a lot for the girls and acts like a second father to them. In the episode "Totally Switched", Jerry's last name is revealed to be Lewis. Jerry also appears in the spin-off series The Amazing Spiez!.
Did You Know?
- Jerry's full name is Gerald James Lewis, as revealed in the episode "Totally Switched".
- He is the founder and chief administrator of WOOHP, not just a handler.
- His gadgets are named with convoluted acronyms such as RASH ("Rocket-powered Amphibious Stealth Hydrofoil"), AWFUL Boots ("All-Weather Fleece Ultra-Light Boots"), and CATS ("Crystalline Airtight Trisect Shield").
- He summons the girls using trap doors or portals from random items and places such as a closet door, trash can, or vacuum cleaner.
- Jerry also appears in the spin-off series The Amazing Spiez!.
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