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| Joey Kitka | ||
| Status |
Unknown | |
| Theme |
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| Age |
7 | |
| Origin |
Cincinnati, Ohio | |
| Relations |
Unnamed father | |
| Season(s) | ||
| First seen |
"Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World (As We Know It)" | |
| Last seen | ||
| Appeared in |
3 episodes | |
| Portrayed by | ||
Joey Kitka was the young son of Lori. He was mostly raised by his aunt Kitty.
History[]
Joey was the first child born under Lori. It is known that Joey has been neglected and unloved by his mother for a long time after she took part in reproductive experiments inside the walls of New Venice, and he is often thrust into the care of his aunt Kitty instead.
Joey escaped New Venice with the rest of his family when it is under attack by The General, assimilating with Tom Snyder's group of ragtag survivors. While on the road, he develops a small friendship with Darla, Joey being the first person of her age group to really befriend. This friendship is shortlived however, when an attack on an abandoned mansion the group is staying at leaves Joey separated from the group.
He disappears, and the group goes on a search for him that turns up with no clues at all. Realizing the fearsome tyrant The General is nearby, and fearing he will slaughter them all if he finds them, the group makes the rough decision to abandon young Joey. He hasn't been seen since.Trivia[]
- Joey is never coming back. Sorry, KuT.
Appearances[]
| Season One appearances | ||||
| Every New Beginning Come from Some Other Beginning's End | Next, or: How I Learned to Start Worrying and Love the Back-Up Plan | Cacophony | Cutthroat Jugulators and Crying Little People | Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World (As We Know It) |
| D.O.C. | Equivocacy | Birthday | Death March, Part I: Tunnel of Love, and Dismembered Limbs, Among Other Gory Things | Death March, Part II: Who Will Survive and What Will Be Left of Them? |