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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Gustavo “Gus” Fring, the coolheaded Chilean-American businessman and drug kingpin, from the award-winning crime series, Breaking Bad, and its prequel spinoff, Better Call Saul.

Gus (full name Augustus Porter) is a character from animated Disney show The Owl House. He started going by Gus after the protagonist, Luz, mentioned she knew someone back home who went by it, and was excited to have a “human” nickname.

Amon Gus.

Gus Finch, Edith Finch Jr.'s deceased 13 year-old uncle from the popular game, "What Remains of Edith Finch."

Augustus is an antagonist from the 2009 Nickelodeon TV series, The Troop, but he was given the nickname of Gus, which he hates.

Gus the snail was a grump snail puppet on The Australian long running TV series Mr. Squiggle & friends. Gus would always say “unfair to snails” ;0).

Has anyone mentioned Gus Griswald from Recess?

Gus Pike is a character on Disney's 'Road to Avonlea' series in the early 90s. He is a loveable scamp type character with a sailor-ish accent.

Gus is a character in the animated TV series Robotboy.

Burton Guster is a main character in the TV series "Psych." He frequently goes by Gus. He is played by Dule Hill.

In the 2005 movie "12 And Holding" there was a character called Gus Maitland (portrayed by Jeremy Renner). He was befriended, and eventually (unsuccessfully) seduced by his therapist's daughter, Malee Chuang.

This is the name of the title character in the poem 'Gus the Theatre Cat' by T. S. Eliot in his book 'Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats.' Gus, who's real name is Asparagus, is also a principal character in Andrew Lloyd Webber's award-winning stage musical 'Cats.' In the original West End production, the character was portrayed by Peerapat Yensudchai. When the show transfered to Broadway, the character was portrayed by Stephen Hanan, who won a Tony Award for the role. In the filmed 1998 version, he was portrayed by John Mills.

Gus was the fat little mouse in Disney's animated "Cinderella."