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“ I wish I had a puppy! A hamster? Pizza? ”
— Reggie in Bright

Reginald[1] "Reggie" Peters[2] is one of the main characters in Julie and the Phantoms. He formally was the bassist for the band Sunset Curve and is now currently the bassist for Julie and The Phantoms.

He is portrayed by Jeremy Shada.

Biography[]

Early Life[]

Reginald Peters was born sometime between 1977-1978.

Reggie was 17 years old when he died in 1995.

Not much is known about Reggie's home life, other than he lived by the beach and his parents were one fight away from a divorce. It was implied that his parents may have fought about money.

Probably between the late 80’s and the early 90’s, his brother Steve was born. Reggie had a good relationship with him.

Sometime before 1995, Reggie formed a band with his friends Luke, Alex, and Bobby called Sunset Curve. He was their bassist.

On the night of July 22,[3] 1995, Sunset Curve was due to play at a The Orpheum, which has kickstarted many bands careers. According to Luke, "We're playing the Orpheum. I can't even count how many bands have played here and then ended up being huge." After a soundcheck Luke, Reggie, and Alex went to get "street dogs" for dinner, which ended up giving them food poisoning and killing them at age 17, a mere two hours before their performance.

After they died, Reggie, Luke and Alex were trapped waiting for an hour in a "black room," until Julie played their CD, which released them back into the world and into her mom's music studio in 2020. Unbeknownst to them, the trio was stuck for 25 years in the black room.

Reggie was a ladies man — he referred to Rose as "size beautiful" and gave a few other girls Sunset Curve T-shirts, making them squeal and giggle.

Season One[]

On July 22, 1995 in Hollywood, California Sunset Curve does a soundcheck at The Orpheum (Now or Never) to get Reggie and his friends Alex, Bobby, and Luke Patterson ready for their biggest performance later that night. At the soundcheck Sunset Curve meets a waitress name Rose who said that they are really good. Reggie gives Rose a Sunset Curve demo CD and a Sunset Curve band T-Shirt that Reggie claims is "size beautiful". Sunset Curve are determined that tonight is going to change their lives forever and that they are going to be legends once they performed at The Orpheum later that night, which is known for giving famous bands record deals. The band — save for Bobby - go out to get "street dogs," which, it turns out, were tainted and ended up killing all three of them.

Fast-forward to the year 2020: Julie Molina is cleaning out her mom's studio when she finds Sunset Curve's demo. She plays it, but instead of the music, Reggie, Luke, and Alex appear. Julie tells them that it's been 25 years since they died. The band discovers that they can be heard when they play their music, but Julie tells the three of them that they can't stay in her mom's studio. Luke teleports outside to talk to Julie; Reggie and Alex listen in as she explains how her mom died.

Reggie, Luke, and Alex teleport to sit on the roof of the Orpheum, where Reggie accidentally loses his shirt and Luke explains how he thinks Sunset Curve has been given a second chance to share their music.

The next morning, Reggie, Alex, and Luke teleport back into the studio to find Julie sitting at the piano, playing the song her mom wrote her. (Wake Up)

Alex, Luke and Reggie poofs in Julie's mom old studio. Then Julie's dad Ray walks in with his camera taking pictures of the house for when he puts the house on the market. Ray accidentally walks through Reggie where he claims that he can feel that Ray has a good heart.

He shows up to Julie's school Los Feliz High School with Alex and Luke at the Spirit Rally where Dirty Candy was in the middle of performing Wow.

At one point when Julie and the Phantoms were performing Bright he winks at Kayla. (Bright)

(Flying Solo)

(I Got the Music)

(The Other Side of Hollywood)

(Finally Free)

(Edge of Great)

(Unsaid Emily)

(Stand Tall)

Background[]

Personality[]

Reggie is very upbeat, bubbly and almost always happy. He can be a bit of an airhead at times though the group still loves him. Reggie finds great comfort in his friends, and very likely finds his happiness through spending time with them He is concerned that about the possibility of no longer being with Alex and Luke once they cross over. Reggie is also always ready to support and give compliments to his friends, such as praising Alex's drumming to Julie's singing.

He is a bit of a flirt. This is demonstrated when he flirts with Rose, flirts with the girls in front of the Orpheum in 1995, winks at Kayla across the room while he's performing Bright, wondering if the cheerleaders at Julie's school noticed him. He also immediately notices when someone thinks he's cute. He never misses a chance to pay a compliment, call someone cute, beautiful, etc.

Physical Appearance[]

Reggie has short, dark brown hair slicked back and green eyes, which can appear gray depending on the lighting, with freckles across his face and light skin. He is 5'8. He normally wears a red flannel shirt, sometimes tied around his waist, and a leather jacket over a white or black t-shirt or tank top, which is usually tucked in. He wears ripped black jeans and pointed boots. He wears a black and white beaded necklace, a silver bracelet on his right wrist and a couple of rings. His signature color is red.

Powers and Abilities[]

  • Teleportation: Ghosts can appear and disappear, travelling great distances instantly.
  • Intangibility: Ghosts have no mass; this gives them the ability to pass through physical matter.
    • Tangibility: With enough concentration, a ghost can touch and interact with objects.
  • Invisibility: After death, ghosts are no longer visible to humans.
    • Conditional Visibility: The ability to be visible only by certain conditions. (The boys can be seen by others when they play music with Julie).
  • Summoning: The power to summon forth an object. (They can only summon their instruments.)
  • Corporealization: The ability to become tangible and solid. (This ability might be temporary.)

Songs[]

Season One[]

Group Performances[]

Relationships[]

Family[]

  • Unnamed father
  • Unnamed mother
  • Steve Peters (little brother)

Friends[]

Alex Mercer (bandmate/best friend)

Julie Molina (bandmate/best friend)

Luke Patterson (bandmate/best friend)

Flynn (friend)

Ray Molina (one-sided friend)

Willie (friend)

Enemies[]

Caleb Covington

Trevor Wilson (former bandmate/former friend)

Appearances[]

Quotes[]

  • "Could you just own your awesomeness for once?" (Wake Up)
  • "Here's our demo and a shirt, size beautiful." (Wake Up)
  • "Then we're gonna need more T-shirts." (Wake Up)
  • "Chill man, street dogs haven't killed us yet." (Wake Up)
  • "Maybe... maybe she's a witch. There's chairs floating on the ceiling." (Wake Up)
  • "You sure? I used to think there was no such thing as ghosts." (Wake Up)
  • "Tell your friends!” (Wake Up)
  • "Oh, think we're cute?" (Wake Up)
  • "Sunset Curve!" (Wake Up)
  • "What? No. No, no, no. Th-Th-That's impossible. After we floated out of the ambulance, all we did was go to that weird, dark room where Alex cried." (Wake Up)
  • "So, this is the future?" (Wake Up)
  • "Well, you're a very emotional person." (Wake Up)
  • "Julie seems nice." (Wake Up)
  • "We might be dead, but our music isn't." (Wake Up)
  • "Dibs on the shower! I just really like showers and sometimes the occasional bath." (Wake Up)
  • "Easy for you, maybe. I lost my shirt on that one. Ooh, never mind! There it is." (Wake Up)
  • "All right. Bring it in." (Bright)
  • "This is why no one hugs you." (Bright)
  • "She's legit. I got ghost bumps." (Bright)
  • "Don't worry, we weren't listening." (Bright)
  • "I wonder why Julie didn't tell us she could shred on the piano?" (Bright)
  • "Oh, that was weird, but somehow I can tell this man has a kind heart." (Bright)
  • "Honestly, not that good. See, we ate these hot dogs, and--" (Bright)
  • "Yeah, we saw 'cause we were...Oh! Oh, I get it. He... He's not talking to us." (Bright)
  • "Why couldn't they have made mine a pizzeria or something?" (Bright)
  • "I'm gonna guess- death breath." (Bright)
  • "I wish I had a puppy! A hamster? Pizza?" (Bright)
  • "Your dad seems like the kind of guy who likes to barbecue. I bet he has a great ribs recipe." (Bright)
  • "Whoa! This one's all on you. We were already here. Well, actually, we were over there, and then we came over here." (Flying Solo)
  • "This dude definitely thinks you've gone off the deep end." (Flying Solo)
  • "I think he's practicing his model strut." (Flying Solo)
  • "Dude, that girl has the voice of an angel,and she can make us visible. Without her, we're just like elevator music." (Flying Solo)
  • "Dude, you're a ghost. Just poof out." (Flying Solo)
  • "Yeah, but we're not alone, 'cause we always have each other." (Flying Solo)
  • "Yeah, we can do that now!" (Flying Solo)
  • ”Wait, so, when she says “deep dish”, is she talking about, like, pizza or...?" (Flying Solo)
  • “Woke. That's a cool word. What does it mean?” (Flying Solo)  
  • "And you're not exactly alive, so you should be happy we have our first gig." (I Got the Music)
  • "What? I shred on the banjo." (I Got the Music)
  • "But one of us isn't there. Because we had a blowout in 2032. My money's on Alex. He's so sensitive." (I Got the Music)
  • "Wrong again, little dude." (I Got the Music)
  • "That was a gift-" (I Got the Music)
  • "Pure Sunset Curve. Never even heard of Trevor Wilson." (I Got the Music)
  • "What?! I thought it was about you! I don't like that song anymore." (I Got the Music)
  • "It's a little bit about the money though!" (I Got the Music)
  • "Quick! Let's moon him before he gets too far away." (I Got the Music)
  • "I always knew rich people did weird stuff like this." (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "Wait. Isn't he that magician dude that died a horrible death doing a trick?" (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "They made eight more Star Wars movies, and they killed Han Solo? What kind of future is this?!" (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "You guys are not gonna believe this but someone just told me they added a character named Jar Jar. WHAT'S A JAR JAR?!" (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "It's what you do with the things you love." (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • “Julie! We are ready to rock this dance.... which is clearly over." (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "It felt like we were dying all over again." (The Other Side of Hollywood)
  • "It's fun. Watch this. People never stop looking at their phones. Oop! Ehh! Whoop." (Finally Free)
  • "But if she doesn't come back, let's not forget, we do have somewhere else we can play and eat pizza." (Finally Free)
  • "It feels like that time I was fixing my amp in the rain." (Finally Free)
  • "Sounds like sarcasm. [gasps] I'm starting to think our plan isn't working." (Finally Free)
  • "Oh my gosh, she can't see us anymore! Oh. Right." (Finally Free)
  • "Yeah, you've got him all wrong." (Finally Free)
  • "He thinks we don't know, but...we've been following him. All he does is just hang out like this and watch them. They never really do anything though." (Finally Free)
  • "That's why Luke was so angry. If Trevor had given Luke credit for writing all the songs, then...his parents would've known his dream was worth chasing." (Finally Free)
  • "Julie, we love our band, and Luke does too. Please give us another chance." (Finally Free)
  • "We're being classy." (Finally Free)
  • "Yeah. You can stop smiling now." (Finally Free)
  • "Wait, who should do the talking? Right, Julie! Julie." (Finally Free)
  • "Typical adult. Remember when we were kids, and they never believed what we said?" (Edge of Great)
  • "Hey! Words hurt." (Edge of Great)
  • "Yeah, I do. I've defended every kid who's never been believed. Some might say I'm a superhero." (Edge of Great)
  • "We should probably hide before Julie finds out, huh?" (Edge of Great)
  • "He thought you were talking to him. Me and your dad are pals now. It's a little one-sided, but it works." (Edge of Great)
  • "Maybe I was early with the "Best Dad Ever" award." (Edge of Great)
  • "Have a good day at work, Ray! It's cool, you don't have to answer. Just..." (Edge of Great)
  • "I know it's tough, man. People say you never forget your first ghost. Maybe that's true. But... I'm sure there will be others." (Edge of Great)
  • "I don't know, man. Sometimes a little fire can make things better on stage. Like you and Julie." (Edge of Great)
  • "Come on. Everyone can see the way you look at her when you sing. You guys ooze chemistry." (Edge of Great)
  • "That was pretty hot...Girls. Am I right?" (Edge of Great)
  • "Uh-huh. Yeah. And what exactly do you mean by "we're done"?" (Edge of Great)
  • "Eh, I needed a pick-me-up, and hanging with Ray always does the trick." (Unsaid Emily)
  • "Jeez, I think you broke Alex." (Unsaid Emily)
  • "We're less than nobody. We have no bodies." (Unsaid Emily)
  • "I... I get it, I get it, but it's hard. Do we even know what's on the other side when we cross over? Do we all still get to hang together? You...You guys are the only family I have."(Stand Tall)
  • "Pretty sure I ghost peed a little."(Stand Tall)
  • ”How did he find out about us?” (Stand Tall)
  • "Sweet threads."(Stand Tall)
  • "You're welcome."(Stand Tall)

Gallery[]


Trivia[]

  • Has written a song called Home Is Where My Horse Is.
    • Jeremy Shada wrote an unofficial version of Home Is Where My Horse Is inspired by his character Reggie for his YouTube Channel.[4]
    • Reggie writes Country songs in Luke's song book. He is mostly likely is a fan of Country music.
  • Jeremy Shada, who plays Reggie, describes Reggie like “a human Golden Retriever”.
  • In an interview it is said that in the original script Reggie would have had a romance with Flynn (The reason for dropping this idea is due to the 8 year age difference between Jeremy Shada (Reggie) being 23 years old and Jadah Marie (Flynn) being 15 years old in real life).
  • He once fixed his amp (for his bass) in the rain, presumably causing him to get shocked (Finally Free). He likens Caleb's shocks to this.
  • He was quickly cheered up with the song This Band is Back (Reggie's Jam). The context of why the song was originally written is unknown, but both Luke and Alex immediately knew it would cheer him up.
  • In This Band is Back (Reggie's Jam), it was revealed that "Reggie" is short for "Reginald". Alex is the only character in the series so far that has called Reggie by his full name.
  • He owns at least two Red Flannels.
    • Of the trio of phantoms, Reggie has the least variety in terms of his wardrobe choices, often seen in some variation of his classic leather jacket outfit.
  • His signature color is most likely red because he is often seen wearing a red flannel, owns a red guitar, and was given a red butterfly suit by Caleb Covington in Stand Tall. Ironic enough the name "Reginald" letters can be rearranged to spell out the word "Red".
  • On December 9, 2020 his canonical last name was officially revealed as "Peters" on the official Julie and the Phantoms Instagram Page.
    • According to the actor that plays Reggie, Jeremy Shada said in his Instagram Post that "The show runners named him Peters after Paul Rudd’s character Peter Klaven in “I love you man.”[5]
  • In real life Jeremy Shada is the bassist player in his real life band just like his character Reggie.[6]
  • He is most likely a Star Wars fan because he gets mad in The Other Side of Hollywood when someone at the Hollywood Ghost Club tells him that Han Solo died. Upon finding out Han Solo died, he exclaimed: “They killed Han Solo? What kind of future is this?!”
  • Jeremy Shada mentioned in a interview that Reggie has a little brother.[4]
  • Reggie is rumored to be bisexual due to his “bromance” with Luke.
  • He has appeared in every episode so far along with Alex, Flynn, Julie, Luke and Nick.
  • Likes showers, and sometimes the occasional bath (Wake Up).
  • He shreds on the banjo (I Got the Music).
  • He plays piano for a short time while performing the song "Bright."
  • His parents old house was turned into a bike shop.
  • He is the bassist and backup vocalist in Julie and the Phantoms, and formerly Sunset Curve.

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References[]

  1. ↑ "Come on, Reginald!" - Alex, Bright.
  2. ↑ Official Instagram Account dropped last names
  3. ↑ The article Julie looks at on her phone is dated "July 29, 1995" and reads: last week the music industry lost an up and coming band that would have taken the world by storm and topped the charts.
  4. ↑ [1]
  5. ↑ [2]
  6. ↑ [3]
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