A doctor who assists Mark Sloan during the first two seasons before being replaced by Jesse Travis.
Bron confronts Jack during Jack's mission, turning their encounter into a violent clash. He argues that people in their line of work make self-serving choices, while Jack refuses to treat their conflict as merely business. Their opposing views make the encounter personal.
High school student who gains telekinetic powers after a lab accident.
Anti-Poof and rival fairy, seeks to destroy Timmy's magic and Fairy World.
Daycare owner and Archie's father, runs the filming location.
A historical reference figure invoked in political debates.
A penniless boxing promoter who helps Fat Sam escape a trap, reconciles with Blousey, introduces Leroy to boxing, recruits soup kitchen workers to steal Dandy Dan's weapon crates, and leads a speakeasy assault that ends the gang war before leaving for Hollywood.
An ambitious teen aiming for success in big business, traveling to New York City with his graduating class.
Assistant district attorney prosecuting the fashion murder case.
Jack is an awkward teenage freshman who struggles to fit in at school and feels overlooked by his father. After being introduced to marijuana by Teddy, he becomes more humorous but increasingly absent and unlike himself, damaging his relationships with Felicity and Mike. After rescuing Mike from a boating accident, Jack accepts responsibility and decides to quit marijuana.
Scott Baio has 56 screen credits in a career dating back to 1974. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently God's Not Dead with 1 titles. Signature works include Happy Days, A Line of Fire, Cursed. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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