A pair of bumbling aliens steal a cursed vessel containing Mr. Armageddon, the bringer of apocalypse, and unwittingly unleash him and his strange powers inside Montgomery Sterling High School. It's up to a group of teens, including the newly-christened Herald of the End, average Norm Median, to stop the destruction of the world from coming.
Rudy Poe
Director
Dean Iandoli
Norm Median
Diana Frank
Candice Cain
David Marriott
Mr. Armageddon
Robert Lind
Dume
Sean Haines
Glume
Doug Kerzner
Orson 'O.D.' Davis
Troy Fromin
Eggbert Hoser / Macmonster
Bob Cady
Mr. Jon Doe / Monster in Charge
Susan Smeltzer
Miss Anna Thorpe
David Fuhrer
Mel Anoma
Margie Stein
Slisa Beealzeberg
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