Works as the deputy director of communications in Meyer's vice presidential office. Part of the essential support team managing her political career.
Host of a television show for which Midge is hired as a writer. She competes against male co-workers in this role during the early 1960s, marking a significant step in her professional development.
Taylor Harding's husband who shares an open marriage with her but experiences tension when both become attracted to the same woman, Jade.
Anne's colleague and Eddie's medical friend.
Solène's ex-husband who initially plans a Coachella trip with Izzy. He later questions Solène about rumors of her relationship with Hayes and expresses concerns about how the affair impacts Izzy's well-being and schooling.
Alex is the Vanderhouven father whose transformation into stone triggers the family’s central quest. After the family returns stolen artifacts and reverses the curse, he rejoins Pandora and Sky, although something about him seems wrong and creates new mysteries for the family to investigate.
Justin is a director who shows interest in funding the filmmakers' project despite having previously worked mainly on horror films. His meeting with Harry, George, and Teddy creates a possible route toward production financing, although the group's artistic direction remains central to their decisions.
Tom is a writer on Katherine's staff who works with Molly on the monologues when Katherine pushes the team toward more specific political material. He assures Katherine that conceding to Daniel is acceptable, but later becomes Molly's co-monologue-writing partner and romantic partner as the revitalized show succeeds.
West's easygoing police partner. Initially complicit through silence regarding Malone's corruption, he is temporarily restrained by West. He later redeems himself by incapacitating Malone during the final confrontation, helping West clear her name.
Ben is an adult who, together with Joy, once considered taking Bea Johnson into their home and eventually brings her to stay for the summer. He explains part of the background to the crisis and tries to help protect Bea Johnson despite financial problems, family tension, and her growing suspicion. He later joins the hospital vigil when she is unconscious.
Dan is Lisa's boyfriend and accompanies her while she searches for Cat at the old hotel. He poses as a health inspector to enter the building, where he is persuaded to play a Victrola music box. A knife shoots from the speaker at the end of the song and stabs him in the eye.
The gaffer on the documentary crew. He is killed and possessed by cult ghosts after attempting to restart the generator, then turns on the crew by killing Ann.
Reid Scott has 55 screen credits in a career dating back to 1990. Their work is anchored in the Sonic the Hedgehog universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Law & Order, Veep, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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