The Agents are the names given to live-action children who tell the Numberjacks when things are going wrong in every episode.
Agent Numbers range from 12 to 122. There are a total of 50 Agents in the series.
Numbers up to 122 that are agent numbers[]
- Agent 11
- Agent 12
- Agent 14
- Agent 16
- Agent 17
- Agent 18
- Agent 20
- Agent 22
- Agent 25
- Agent 27
- Agent 28
- Agent 31
- Agent 33
- Agent 34
- Agent 37
- Agent 38
- Agent 39
- Agent 41
- Agent 42
- Agent 44
- Agent 47
- Agent 49
- Agent 52
- Agent 53
- Agent 54
- Agent 55
- Agent 57
- Agent 58
- Agent 60
- Agent 61
- Agent 63
- Agent 66
- Agent 68
- Agent 70
- Agent 72
- Agent 73
- Agent 77
- Agent 79
- Agent 81
- Agent 83
- Agent 85
- Agent 88
- Agent 91
- Agent 94
- Agent 95
- Agent 96
- Agent 99
- Agent 100
- Agent 101
- Agent 106
- Agent 108
- Agent 121
- Agent 122
Trivia[]
- There are no Agents whose numbers range from 1-10, 110-120 and past 122.
- 11 has never been featured in the television series, only in some of the audio stories.
- 16 is the only Agent to turn to static, as seen in Seven Wonders.
- 17 is the only Agent whose number is an odd "teen" number.
- 18 and 20 are the only Agents who appear outside the diamond screen.
- 101 is the first ethnic Agent to appear in the series.
- 39, 49, 57, 77, 91, 121, and 122 are the only agents who appear in only one episode.
- In some episodes, Agents are identified as their incorrect number.
- In the episode Seven Wonders, Agent 53 is played by a different actor.
- In One More Time and Takeaway, Agent 42 was not in these episodes and had the wrong actor.
- Their thinking (as well as the thoughts of the Numberjacks and the viewers) is what powers the Brain Gain Machine and makes Brain Gain.
- The performers of the Agents are not listed in the credits. Thus, it's unknown who the child actor's names are.
- 28, 55 and 91 are the only triangular numbers that are Agent numbers.
- 16, 25, 49, 81, 100, and 121 are the only square numbers that are Agent numbers.
- 11, 17, 37, 41, 47, 53, 61, 73, 79, 83, and 101 are the only prime numbers that are Agent numbers.
- Agent 59 mentioned Agent 13 but Agent 13 wasn't on the show.
- There are no Agent numbers that have the same number as one of the number characters in the real series.
- Agent 100 never stated his number on the show.