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Tyler Cutebiker

A recurring figure voiced by Will Forte in the town's cast.

Tyler Cutebiker is a confirmed character in the second and final season of the animated mystery comedy series Gravity Falls. Voiced by Will Forte, he is a recurring figure associated with the town's local events. While the show focuses heavily on Dipper, Mabel, and Grunkle Stan solving supernatural mysteries, Tyler appears as part of the vibrant cast supporting the narrative in Gravity Falls, Oregon. His presence was established during the production of the 20-episode season that ran from August 1, 2014, to February 15, 2016.

Quick Facts

Character status
Recurring Character
Voice actor
Will Forte

Lore & Background

Tyler Cutebiker is listed among the recurring characters of Gravity Falls. The character is brought to life through voice acting by actor Will Forte. He exists within the same season that introduced J. K. Simmons as Ford Pines and featured the return of Bill Cipher, voiced by creator Alex Hirsch in the fourth episode, "Sock Opera". While the first 11 episodes focused on discovering the author of the journals, Tyler's role is part of the broader ensemble that populated the town during these events. The show moved from Disney Channel to Disney XD for this season, with most new episodes premiering on Disney XD before airing on the original channel.

Reader's Guide

Fans seeking to identify Tyler Cutebiker should note he is a recurring character voiced by Will Forte. This information comes directly from the production credits for Season 2. The season consisted of exactly 20 episodes, with production codes starting with "618G-2". Tyler's appearance falls within this specific run, which premiered on August 1, 2014, on Disney Channel and August 4, 2014, on Disney XD.

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