Gertrude Moon is Daphne's mother, played by Millicent Martin.

Harold "Harry" Moon is Daphne's father, played by Brian Cox.

Simon Moon, played by Anthony LaPaglia.

Michael Moon, played by Robbie Coltrane, who was dropped as a child and thus mumbles in a way that only his brothers can understand him. He also lost a toe as a youngster.

Stephen Moon, played by Richard E Grant, who is apparantly Daphne's "favourite".

Nigel Moon, played by Cameron Dye, who appeared at Daphne's "wedding" to Donny.

Billy Moon, who is a ballroom dancer and might be homosexual.

Reginald Moon.

Peter Moon.

David Moon

Grammie Moon.

Grandpa Moon, who passed away from heart problems. He might be the same grandfather who apparantly used to smoke cigars all day and then chase the kids around the room.

Uncle Jackie, who works as a vicar in San Francisco. He is also a transvestite. Daphne has visited him a few times.

Her uncle who wrote for a tabloid. His top story was "Minister caught wearing women's clothing", but you had to turn to page 2 to find out it was Margaret Thatcher.

Uncle John, who never went to church until he discovered he was ill. He started going every day but didn't last a year.

Uncle Harold, who named parts of his body after members of the Royal Family.

Her uncle who is a mortician and is going to do the make-up for Daphne's wedding. Frasier comments that the bride will look "very lifelike."

Aunt Kate, who caught Uncle Harold introducing the "Prince of Wales" (see above) to a cocktail waitress.

Another aunt, who used to say "Goodnight Mr Vanderpump" to a hat rack.

Her aunt who ran a teashop and has chopped off her finger, scalded herself, killed rats and argued with labourers.

Aunt Lillian, who apparantly sounds like Frasier.

Aunt Ida, who runs a bakery and is very big...

Aunt Evelyn, who likes talking to a volleyball for hours.

Her ancestor who was one of the mutineers on HMS Bounty. She imagines a naked, tanned lookalike of hers on some faraway island - as does Niles.

Great - aunt Beryl, who lived to her nineties but lost her eyesight in her seventies and sense of balance in her eighties.

Her little niece Audrey, flower girl at her wedding. Audrey is 4 and wore an eye patch, and even she didn't think Daphne was happy. She thought Daphne was a "very sad bride". So Daphne decided to flee her wedding...