Where Are They Now? the Surprising Careers of the Teenage Robot Cast
The family and peer dynamics in Tremorton relied heavily on vocal sparring. Dr. Nora Wakeman, Jenny’s overprotective creator and surrogate mother, required an actor who could project stern scientific detachment alongside deep parental love. Voice acting royalty Candi Milo stepped into the lab coat. Milo, celebrated for taking over Dexter in Dexter’s Laboratory and voicing Coco and Madame Foster in Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, brought theater-trained comedic precision to Dr. Wakeman. Milo has published an autobiography detailing her decades in voiceover and continues lending her vocal range to major modern projects, including Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes Cartoons.
Audrey Wasilewski handled Tuck Carbunkle, Brad’s hyperactive, phobia-ridden younger brother. Wasilewski gave Tuck an energetic rasp that felt genuinely childlike rather than put on. She subsequently built a versatile screen and voice resume, guest-starring in live-action dramas such as Mad Men while voicing characters across high-profile video games like Fallout 4 and animated properties including The Garfield Show.
The show's absolute casting triumph, however, was landing international cabaret legend Eartha Kitt as Queen Vexus, monarch of the hostile Cluster empire. Kitt gave Vexus a purring, theatrical menace that elevated every villainous appearance. Her performance earned daytime award nominations and remains one of the sharpest, most sophisticated villain turns in TV animation history. Kitt voiced Vexus until her passing in December 2008, leaving behind an indelible blueprint for stylized villainy.
