Ben's vengeful father-in-law who blames him for his daughter's death. He has Ben declared an unfit parent and takes custody of Hillary, creating a major conflict.
Dr. Talbot is a doctor involved in assessing George's condition. He attributes George's experiences to depression and delusions, rather than accepting them as evidence of a supernatural influence. He also questions Dr. Jennifer Curtis's objectivity and recommends that George be assigned a different therapist, creating tension around George's treatment.
Mysterious entity at galaxy's center, claims to be divine but seeks a starship.
Elderly alien abductor, part of the group that harvested human children for experimentation.
Judge Trimmings is the corrupt Texas City judge who runs various rackets and uses Sgt. Strode and Deputy Bowles to trap truckers. After J.D. is arrested, Trimmings sentences him to death; the truckers later drive into his house while he is in bed with Arlene as the town burns.
Military or law enforcement sergeant, appears in authority or procedural scenes.
Fatman is the heroin kingpin for whom Goldie worked before serving his prison sentence. After Goldie returns and builds his own operation, Fatman notices his success and expects him to work for him again. Goldie's refusal creates a direct conflict between the former employer and the newly independent pimp.
Jake Summers assists the escape by driving a vehicle that draws the police away from Harley Thomas, Nancy Sue Hunnicutt, and Ralph Junior Hunnicutt. His diversion helps the other three continue toward the truck carrying the contaminated whiskey during the climactic pursuit.
Detective Berro investigates the disappearance of Marni Greenstein and questions Casey Noland about his relationship with her. Casey admits that Marni was in one of his classes and that they disliked each other, while denying that he harmed her. Berro and another detective also find Marni's notebook in a boiler room, advancing the police inquiry.
Lt. Speier is the police officer directing the pursuit of Scarlet and Tracy after the courtroom shootout. He rejects Dr. Freeman's claim that Tracy was uninvolved, reports the deaths, and later bargains with Rodney for assistance. He also helps stage the false newspaper report designed to draw the girls out.
Archival footage of Starfleet admiral during Borg conflict.
Corrupt politician funding or benefiting from longevity chips.
George Murdock has 106 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Star Trek with 2 titles. Signature works include Breaker! Breaker!, Timescape, Retribution. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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