Talk:Nigel/@comment-104.54.204.112-20190530001856

Nigel is the greedy main antagonist of Billboard Dad. At first he seems to be nice, but then secretly from everyone else, he has an evil plot for gold digging and wants to break up the relationship between Max and Brooke and sell Max's sculptures, just because he was only money-minded and was begrudging about the realationship at the time. He's from New Jersey but talks in a phony British accent (decievingly)  He seemed less evil than Clarice Kensington from It Takes Two, but a lot is still known about Nigel, especially when he brags about how rich he will be in the future in the scene where Cody and Emily and Tess Tyler (the identical twin daughters of Max ) catch Nigel on tape, and for a brief time, the Tyler twins fell for the trick that Nigel played on them by accusing Brooke for the gold digger and telling lies to the Tyler daughters, until the twins talk to Ryan-Brooke's son-and find out about Nigel's true plan. Later, Tess tries talking to their friend Cody and they start to make a plot about what they could do. Meanwhile, Nigel was busy packing up Max's priceless sculptures while talking to himself about how rich he will be when he sells Max's sculptures and manages a slightly mischevious laugh. He didn't notice that Emily, Tess and Cody were catching him on tape and in the meeting at Max Tyler's office, Emily, Tess, and Cody roll the tape in front of everyone and Max was furious to learn about his boss's evil plot and Nigel-who was also furious that his true plan was suddenly reavealed in front of everyone-suddenly begins to criticize Max's daughters in terms like "nosy brat" and he even said that Emily and Tess should be in boarding school and then Max suddenly pulls on to Nigel's new suit, causing it to get ruined, and then Nigel loses his job. Later, at the very end of the movie where Emily and Tess announce the ending, Nigel is reavealed to be selling an old quilt in the middle of town which everybody passes by him without taking a gimpse at him and his quilt much to Nigel's own chagrin.