The road manager and security guard for O-Town, credited as 'Officer Friendly' on the album. His most memorable moments were when he told Jacob he was "a lab rat not a star my friend" and crying on the night of the cut. If you want to learn more about Marc, you can visit a website which is currently under construction dedicated to him at http://www.marcpiacenza.com

Jay Marose

TyJuan Jones and Raymond Del Barrio

The choreographers for O-Town who were upset on more than one occasion. They were less than happy when the guys when boating with Lou and their memorable phrases included "Guys, guys, guys. Someone has to stop and say THAT SUCKS!" (Raymond) and "You all said you'd never see me get mad. I'm mad." (TyJuan). Interestingly, Raymond isn't credited anywhere on the album.

Mark Goff

The vocal coach who always pushed the guys. He didn't seem too happy when Jackie wasn't picked for the final eight, Mike wasn't picked for the final five and Dan came to rehearsal and no-one told Mark he would be there! His memorable moments were the constant arguments with Erik and the ultimate he gave at the end of the season-change your attitude or I'm out of here! Luckily he stayed. Mark has his own website. You can visit it at http://www.popchops.com

Mike Cronin

Credited as "Spuce" on the album he is O-Town's manager and brother to Rich from LFO who are on the same label and with the same management as O-Town. He never said anything on the programme but popped up several times.

Mike Morin

Credited as "Lady Talk" by the band on the album, he is part of O-Town's management too.

Kim Dawson

A chief of Trans-Con, Kim was present at the auditions for the eight finalists.

Dakari

Writer of "All For Love", was there when the guys were recording and memorably made Trevor do pushups and sang " 'bout dam time" when he finally nailed his part.

Tony Harrison

The guys first met him is Dusseldorf, Germany where they wrote two songs together. He never spoke directly to the camera but apparently told the group that "this ain't no boyband". He is credited as a choreographer and came up with the idea of Crewlock. They also worked with him in Cancun, Mexico.

Diane Warren

The writer of "Baby I Would" who O-Town met in New York. She has written over fifty best selling singles for acts such as Aerosmith although never released anything herself.

The Girls

Shelli

Ashley's 20 year old girlfriend. They split up in Mexico after Ashley said he felt responsible for her unhappiness, and her happiness is important to me but they still remain friends. Shelli's quotes were some of the funniest moments in the show!

Razanna and Thania

The two are sisters and both spent time at the house. They were there for the House of Blues performance and New Year's. Jacob briefly dated model Thania.

Brooke and Amy

Both friends of Trevor, Brooke was filmed when Trevor went home to LA and was described a his "soul mate". Amy stayed at the house with the guys during the House of Blues performance.

Cindy

The smart girlfriend of Dan. She says she's Dan's "biggest fan" and went to Cancun with O-Town.  

Herizon

The group that hung out with O-Town (Paul and Erik in particular!). The band consists of  Jenny, Heather, Clare and Brandi. Their most memorable moments were Heather's flirting with Paul and Jenny's racial term directed at Erik.

Cori

Mike and Ashley both flirted with her (although it was kind of obvious she was only interested in Ashley). She wrote a song called Fly and you can see the lyrics by clicking here. Ashley and Mike also wrote a song for her. Her most memorable moments included hanging up the phone when she learnt that Ashley was in bed with his girlfriend. Cori has her own website at http://www.coriyarckin.com/

Janie

Not featured in Making the Band but is Jacob's current girlfriend.