Removing characters from a tuple

Im using

Users = win32net.NetGroupGetUsers(IP,'none',0),

to get all the local users on a system. The output is a tuple,

(([{'name': u'Administ开发者_开发百科rator'}, {'name': u'Guest'}, {'name': u'Tom'}], 3, 0),)

I want to clean this up so it just prints out "Administrator, Guest, Tom". I tried using strip and replace but you cant use those on tuples. Is there a way to convert this into a string so i can manipulate it or is there an even simpler way to go about it?

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This should not end with a comma:

Users = win32net.NetGroupGetUsers(IP,'none',0),  

The trailing comma turns the result into a single item tuple containing the result, which is itself a tuple.

The data you want is in Users[0].

>>> print Users[0]
[{'name': u'Administrator'}, {'name': u'Guest'}, {'name': u'Tom'}]

To unpack this list of dictionaries we use a generator expression:

Users = win32net.NetGroupGetUsers(IP,'none',0)
print ', '.join(d['name'] for d in Users[0])

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', '.join(user['name'] for user in Users[0][0])

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input = (([{'name': u'Administrator'}, {'name': u'Guest'}, {'name': u'Tom'}], 3, 0),)    
in_list = input[0][0]    
names = [x['name'] for x in in_list]    
print names

[u'Administrator', u'Guest', u'Tom']