Deputy Denny

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Deputy Denny
Full Name	Deputy Denny
Birthday	March 11, 1973 (age 51)
Location	Dougal County
Role	Sheriff's imperfect clone
First Appearance	A Sober Sunday
Voice Actor	Dave Willis
Species	Human Clone
Hair Color	Black
Occupation	Deputy, temporary Sherriff
Family	Sheriff (clone /Brother) Sheriff' father (biological father; deceased) Sheriff Clones (clones; deceased) Billy Morton (Nephew)

Deputy Denny or simply Denny is a rather oddly formed clone of the Sheriff, and the only one with a name. Denny first appeared in the episode "A Sober Sunday" with two other Sheriff clones on trash duty at the police station. Denny is notable because of his caved-in head, the body of a small-child, and being the only clone with a different (child-like) voice, which may suggest he is just a child (though his mustache suggests otherwise). Since his first appearance, Denny has appeared regularly in scenes that feature the Clone Field, though he has made other appearances. In the episode "Sharif", Dan Halen chose Denny as the Sheriff's replacement. Denny's first act as sheriff was arresting some fish and his police car for "suspicion and collusion". It wasn't until the "Sharif" episode that Denny's name was revealed, his previous cameo just had him as an unnamed, and imperfect clone.

In the finale of the show's fifth season "America: Why I love her", it was revealed that while Denny is an imperfect clone, he actually possesses more intelligence than the normal Sheriff clones.

In more recent episodes in the recent seasons of the show, Denny now serves as Deputy of Dougal County, working alongside the Sheriff. Tammi went out with him once in "S9E4". He has a very child like nature, and in the episode "Muscadine Wine" he is seen coloring and drawing pictures with Randy, using crayons from his nose. Denny drawing pictures was previously seen in "Ink Is Thicker Than Blood, Which Is Thicker Than Water", when he was coloring a picture at a restaurant, while acting like a kid.

In some episodes, Denny is shown to be slightly more intelligent than the Sheriff especially when it comes to detective work such as investigating incidents involving the Cuyler family and is somewhat better at seeing though the Early's lies. In the episode "Beware the Butt-Cutter", Denny deduces that Dan Halen was the Butt-Cutter serial killer despite his efforts to frame Early as the Butt-Cutter, but is stopped from arresting Halen by the Sheriff who reminds Denny that Halen is their boss.

Denny also is known to be a party disc jockey, known by the stage name of "DJ DEN-E" (Season 7 Episode 6).

In the episode "A Jailhouse Divided", Denny challenged Sharif for the job of sheriff. Discouraged by Denny's popularity with Dougal County voters, Sharif turned to Granny, who told him to use dirty tricks before changing one of Denny's campaign signs. By adding parentheses, she turned Denny into Enny the Democrat. As she makes the changes, she explains that the voters will never want to vote for a Democrat.

Deputy Denny's catchphrase is "imma make a change."

Appearance

Deputy Denny is a short Sheriff and is a imperfect clone, as his eyes are colored black, has black hair, has a mustache, and wears gray sheriff clothes. He also as a small yellow star, and he holds a large gun. He has a caved-shaped head.

Appearances

• "A Sober Sunday" (debut) (unnamed)
• "Sharif" (name revealed)
• "Mud Days & Cornfused"
• "Anabolic-holic"
• "Atone Deaf"
• "Not Without My Cash Cow!"
• "The Many Loves of Early Cuyler"
• "Dead Squid Walking"
• "America: Why I Love Her"
• "Asbestos I Can"
• "The Big E"
• "Snow Daddy"
• "Return of Gaga Pee Pap"
• "Trucked Up!"
• "Beware the Butt-Cutter"
• "Squidbilly Manfishing"
• "Green and Sober"
• "The Legend of Kid Squid"
• "From Russia with Stud"
• "The Inkubator Lives!"
• "A Jailhouse Divided"
• "Stop, Jammer Time"
• "Thou Shale Not Drill"
• "Gun of a Son"
• "Hetero-cephalo Agenda"
• "Taint Misbehavin'"
• "Ink Is Thicker Than Blood, Which Is Thicker Than Water"
• "A Walk To Dignity"
• "Sheriff-In-Law"
• "Southern Pride and Prejudice"
• "The Peep"
• "Cephalo-ectomy"
• "Greener Pastor" (mentioned only)
• "Dove In An Iron Cage"
• "The Knights of the Noble Order of the Mystic Turquoise Goblet"
• "Ballad of the Latrine Marine"
• "The War on The War on Christmas"
• "Dewey Two-ey" (No Lines)
• "Galvin"
• "Muscadine Wine"
• "The Reenactment of the Repulsion of the Siege of Cuyler Mountain"
• "Rich Dan, Poor Dan"
• "Blue Lives Battered"
• "There's Sucker Porn Every Minute"
• "Events by Russell"
• "One Man Banned"
• "No Space Like Home"
• "Scorn on the 4th of July"
• "Who-Gives-a-Flip?"
• "Ol' Hootie"
• "The Liceman Cometh"
• "This Show Was Called Squidbillies" (Last Appearance)

Trivia

• Deputy Denny is voiced by Squidbillies co-creator Dave Willis who also voiced other characters in the series such as the Narrator, Glenn, Steve, Ellis, and Plumber Bubba.
• Deputy Denny is the only clone that continually appears in the series, both with the Sheriff and at the clone field.
• He is the most childish out of all of the clones.
• A similar character named Phil, who is a Sheriff clone that has the same voice actor and acts very similar to Deputy Denny.