According to IMDbAaron Ruell was involved in several projects. “Napoleon Dynamite.”In 2006 and 2007, he was in the movies “Think Tank”And “On the Road with Judas,” respectively. In 2012, he returned to Fox’s animated TV series as Kip. “Napoleon Dynamite,”It was based on the movie. The TV show lasted six episodes, despite its success. An interview was conducted with Collider, “Napoleon Dynamite”Jared Hess is the creator-producer. “Yeah, I think people just related to the characters. And, new generations of kids are watching it, that are just starting high school and can relate to it and quote it. It’s had this weird staying power.”
Ruell did not abandon his iconic character, even though the animated series didn’t last long. Ruell returned to Kip as part of a series of originals at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. IGTV videos called “Kip’s Tips,”Per Muse by Clio. Ruell was a social adviser, helping people to deal with social distancing. His nerdy voice and funny expressions perfectly embodied Kip. Ruell spoke of the casual project. “I honestly had no end goal with this other than to provide smiles for people.”