List of Grand Theft Auto VI in-game TV shows and films (Johnsonverse)

Jack & Cynthia

 * Jack Rogers (Roger Craig Smith) is the host of the show. He is
 * Cynthia Hill (Grey Griffin)

Tapeworm

 * Tapeworm (Mark Hamill) is a friendly worm. He loves all kids, and is known to have fun with them, including crawling through kids' windows and giving them big hugs.

Horny the Unicorn

 * Horny (Nika Futterman) is the titular character. She is depicted as a cocky yet likable jerk who has a short temper; when she goes into rage mode, her eyes turn red.

Impotent Rage

 * Impotent Rage/Braxton Hunter (Joseph May) is the titular superhero. As billionaire Braxton Hunter, he is the head of the environmentally-conscious Braxton Industries. Impotent Rage is described as being a judgmental hypocrite and smug, while his civilian cover is described as being a rich, entitled playboy with too much time on his hands. While his appearance is based on the stereotypical superhero (Superman-equse costume, large chin, pompadour hair, etc.), his powers are more similar to Marvel Comic's Hulk, where he has superhuman strength when enraged, as demonstrated by demolishing a factory with his rage and his origin story is a parody of either Batman or Iron Man. Impotent Rage drives a compact electric hovercar called the Impotentmobile, which has a solar panel mode for high speed.
 * Uberman (Maurice LaMarche) is Impotent Rage's right-wing arch-nemesis. Uberman is the exact opposite of Impotent Rage, eating meat from endangered animals and supporting environmentally-unfriendly practices. His supersuit is a parody of Iron Man.
 * Violet (performed by Jules De Jongh) is Braxton Hunter's personal assistant. She has a crush on Braxton Hunter; however, he is completely oblivious to her advances.

Funny Frolics

 * Snooty Squirrel (Billy West) is, as his name implies, a rich and snooty squirrel who lives in a big mansion.

Jack Howitzer

 * Jack Howitzer (Randy Pearlstein) is a fallen celebrity. He is forced to move to Liberty City to escape from the sexual assault allegations against him.

Twenty Questions to a Million

 * Rex Shafer (Darrell Hammond) is the show's host. He is a parody of Regis Philbin. Shafer is a veteran in the television business.

Win Some, Lose Some (Vice City only)

 * Emma Klont (Katey Sagal) is the 25-year-old co-host of the show.

The JBN Club

 * Mortimer McHale (Frank Conniff) is the show's host. Based on televangelists like Pat Robertson, Jim Bakker, Peter Popoff, and Oral Roberts, McHale is a fundamentalist Christian who is prejudiced against gays, Asians, non-Christian religions, and rock, and constantly tells people to donate money to him to get on God's good side. He also attempted a Presidential campaign in 2000, although he lost the nomination. McHale is killed by Karissa during the mission "Hallelujah! Another Soul Saved!" after she discovered that McHale had ordered the explosions of ten mosques and a Christian rock concert and paid the authorities to absolve him of all responsibility.
 * Audrey McHale (Julie Kavner) is Mortimer's wife and co-host. She is implied to have been abused several times by her husband, and is visibly applauding Mortimer's death.
 * Brian McHale (Patton Oswalt) is Mortimer's son. He hosts the show on Fridays, and shares the same bigoted views as his father. He takes over the show and the network after his father's death.

Judge Charles

 * Gerald Charles (Trey Parker) is the title judge. Charles is rude, condescending, and arrogant, being a caricature of normal television judges.

Dr. George

 * George Williamson (Howie Mandel) is a therapist who is the star of the show. He is a caricature of Phil McGraw, host of Dr. Phil.