Netflix’s BONDiNG: Cast, Characters & Descriptions (with Spoilers)
A character guide for Netflix’s BONDiNG featuring cast members names, character descriptions, and noteworthy information.
A character guide for Netflix’s BONDiNG featuring cast members names, character descriptions, and noteworthy information.
Descriptions are updated as new information is presented and images changed as better ones are captured.
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Zoe Levin As Tiff
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 1 “Old Friends, New Names”
Character Introduction
Tiff is a graduate student, studying psychology, who, to pay her bills, works as a dominatrix.
Additional Information About Tiff
- She is the daughter of born-again Christians.
- For most of high school, Tiff was with football players and not for romantic reasons. The reason she was with them is she felt sex was all she had to offer and so it’s what she gave for some form of validation. However, things were different with Pete, who knew he was gay, since he was nice to her and liked her as a person rather than just the feeling of her vagina. Leading to them having bad sex which led her to think she ruined their friendship.
- She hasn’t talked to her mom in 6 years.
- Tiff enjoys old movies but hates anything dealing with a lot of sunlight. Such as going to the beach, or being outside too long.
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Brendan Scannell As Pete
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 1 “Old Friends, New Names”
Character Introduction
An inspiring stand up comic, Pete suffers from performance anxiety which leads to him more so watching people perform than him performing himself. Not to say he doesn’t have jokes and doesn’t write them, it is just he isn’t too confident in them. So, to make ends meet, he works as a waiter – which barely pays rent or supports his weed habit.
Additional Information About Pete
- He has a slight feet fetish
- He used to be chubby.
Alex Hurt As Frank
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 1 “Old Friends, New Names”
Character Introduction
Pete’s roommate who isn’t spoken about much in the premiere episode. Well, outside of supporting Pete being gay to an almost flirtatious degree.
Additional Information About Frank
- He is really into butt play.
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Kevin Kane As Professor Charles
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 2 “Pete Shy”
Character Introduction
Professor Charles teaches at Tiff’s school the psychology program and he seems to be as taken by Tiff personally as she is him professionally.
Additional Information About Professor Charles
Stephanie Styles As Kate
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 2 “Pete Shy”
Character Introduction
Kate is one of Tiff’s classmates who is as studious as she is. However, one main difference is that while Tiff rebuff’s Professor Charles’ comments, Kate wants and loves them. Making it seem she is jealous of any and all attention Tiff gets.
Additional Information About Kate
- It appears Kate isn’t strictly into Professor Charles but may just want somebody she feels connected to in general.
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Matthew Wilkas As Rolph
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 2 “Pete Shy”
Character Introduction
Rolph is one of Tiff’s clients who enables her lifestyle. For with it appearing she is living in his home, but he is taking care of her, needless to say, he is making life for her easy.
Additional Information About Rolph
Theo Stockman As Josh
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 2 “Pete Shy”
Character Introduction
Josh is a guy that Pete meets at his job who takes an interest in him.
Additional Information About Josh
- Josh is very comfortable with sex.
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Charles Gould As Fred
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 2 “Pete Shy”
Character Introduction
Fred is someone who has a lot of kinks. Whether it is being choked, peed on, or put in a position where he is powerless, he is into it and uses Flintstones references to either convey he likes what is happening or he wants things to stop.
Additional Information About Fred
Micah Stock As Doug
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 3 “The Past Is Not Always Behind”
Character Introduction
Doug is Tiff’s classmate in Professor Charles’ class. Also, he seems to have an interest in her which she is very iffy about. If only because her past is riddled with guys who had purely sexual intentions. So him offering her notes or volunteering to do a presentation before her are seen as nice gestures which may refute her initial take on him.
Additional Information About Doug
- He once had a fiancee, but she left him. Also, his dad is dead.
Amy Bettina As Chelsea
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 3 “The Past Is Not Always Behind”
Character Introduction
Chelsea is an upperclassman that Tiff and Pete went to school with in Georgia who, unlike those two, hasn’t perhaps found her groove in New York. Yes, she has a job and likely a home, but also has no friends. Leading her to drink alone often.
Additional Information About Chelsea
- She works in advertising and was Anita in their high school production of West Side Story.
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D’Arcy Carden & Eric Berryman As Daphne and Andrew
First Noted In
Season 1, Episode 4 “Let’s Get Physical”
Character Introduction
Daphne was the girl who dreamed of a nice house and all that is sold to young girls. Making Andrew having a tickle fetish which makes him scream out “MOTHER!” a bit much for her. Luckily, she learns about Mistress May’s services. Services which may have saved her marriage.
Additional Information About Daphne and Andrew
General Information
- The show takes place in New York, and it appears Pete and Tiff are from Georgia.
- Tiff and Pete have known each other for 13 years.
- Of which, after high school, Tiff decided to disappear for a while and essentially abandon Pete.
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