Fred's Dad

Fred's Dad is Fred's father and Fred's Mom's ex-husband.

He was not given a name in the web series, the movie trilogy, or the show, as he does not appear directly aside from his imagined stand-in in the movies. In It's Fred!, he makes an appearance and his full name was revealed to be Fergus Figglehorn.

History
Fred's dad was born on June 22, 1977. On September 1992, he met Fred's mom when the two of them were in ninth grade. They eventually fell in love and married after high school, and after that he became a rockstar. In September, 2002, Fred's dad, his band, and his wife were on tour; during a concert, Fred's mom told him she was pregnant, which made him angry. Because he did not want a kid, he left her, leaving her heartbroken and an eventual alcoholic.

The next night, Fred's dad was caught driving below the speed limit and was sent to the Eastern State Penitentiary, on death row.

In the web series, he is first mentioned on Fred on Father's Day. Fred has tried to send him a letter, but it's possible he was not interested since he did not want kids.

In the Fred: The Movie trilogy, an imagined stand-in for Fred's father is portrayed in-universe as WWE star John Cena. Fred often imagines his father still being present in his home, and Fred says that his father lives in his refrigerator. He also imagines his father giving him advice on his daily problems, through wrestling figuratively and literally. This iteration of Fergus Figglehorn is shown to be very protective of Fred and always looking out for Fred's safety (despite performing wrestling moves on him and breaking items on him).

In the It's Fred! animated series, Fred initially thought he was in prison for trying to set a world record for the longest pajama party. He was described by the warden as "hardened" and "heartless," and he seems to like the environment of his prison than home. Despite this, he is shown to care for Fred, appearing happy when he first saw him and was willing to help him make a diorama for his school project.

Trivia

 * In Fred: The Movie, it's implied that the man who used to live in Judy' house might be Fred's father.