As a longtime Brad for WUT, Bret proved that he has enough versatility to play any part we've asked of him, so there was no real question of whether he would perform well as Riff. He hasn't had much time in the role yet, but already he's shown that he has what it takes to be a dandy handyman, and we'll definitely be seeing more of him as Riff.
Bret's currently on hiatus to deal with the crippling midget hallucinations brought on by too much rocking out. But don't worry, he's sure to make his triumphant return soon.
Mike was on cast forever, and then he left, but now he's back again.
Actually, you can never leave WUT unless you really want to, and he didn't. He's seriously old-school WUT, having been on cast since sometime in the last century. Along the way he's played Rocky and Riff, done props work, and some tech stuff too. He's always a fun guy to have around, and has a peculiar obsession with a certain body part. I won't go into the specifics, but if you talk to Mike for more than twenty minutes you'll probably know what I'm talking about.
Mike has done too many different things to list them all, but some highlights include playing as the Waterboy for White Trash II, as Brigitte Nielson for April Fools Day 2005, and most recently as Jack Skellington for The Nightmare After Christmas
