Tyson MacReady

Tyson MacReady is a U.S. Federal Agent, sent to the Ellensburg School of Technology and Dance to ensure nothing bad happens to it. He is a very short tempered man, and fought in "the war."

Personality
MacReady is a driven and cynical man. He seeks absolute order and only trusts himself to achieve it. He is not above using threats or physical violence to achieve his goal. Though his cold heart does begin to warm after interacting with The Gang and participating in ESTD events such as the Gift Givathon.

He seems to have some psychological issues possibly stemming from his time in the military. He has a very short temper and will exact immediate retribution for things as small as calling him a name.

As stated in the season two premiere (Episode 10), MacReady enjoys a good prank. He also seems to like theatrics as well, often using a prop or a piece of clothing to assist him in his explanations; such as a flashlight in Episode 11, reindeer antlers in Episode 12, or his insistance on the use of a "situation tent" in Episode 13.

Sid Manne
MacReady seems to dislike Sid more than any other member of the Gang. This is most likely due to Sid's sarcastic demeanor and dislike of a authority. He also punched Sid after Leroy lost his sword.

Leroy Harris
MacReady seems to have a bit of affection for Leroy as congratulated Leroy for fighting Drake.

Harper Adams
MacReady seems to be indifferent to Harper. He showed more concern to the fact that a vampire was on the campus rather than the fact that Harper was in mortal danger.

Annie Burton
MacReady seems to care more for Annie than any other member of the Gang. He showed genuine concern when she was kidnapped by Drake and he put her in charge of the Gang's group during the Gift Givathon.

Thomas Walters
MacReady is indifferent to Walters and insults him regularly. It can be inferred that MacReady dislikes him.

Trivia

 * Like Leroy and Richard, people seem to have difficulty remembering his name.
 * MacReady shares his name with the character played by Kurt Russel in John Carpenter's 1982 film, The Thing.