The owner of Phil's, a bar-and-grill across from the FYI studio. Known as a Washington institution, he knows everything about everyone in the capital. The bar features a running gag where patrons shout 'Close the door!' when sunlight enters.
A human police officer interacting with the canine protagonists.
The Sheriff arrives with deputies after Lizzie calls the police about the disturbance at the cabin. He questions Jonathan and investigates the scene, including the carport and the suspicious smell coming from the trunk. His inquiry exposes the bodies of Stella and Brian and reveals the horrifying extent of Jonathan's apparent violence.
Military officer involved in security details.
A member of the investigative team working with Lieutenant Stoner and Detective Rose Hernandez as the inquiry becomes more dangerous. The account places him alongside them in the effort to investigate the deaths and attacks, but does not specify his title, particular investigative tasks, or personal relationship with the other characters.
A minor character in the sequel; the available synopsis does not specify his role.
Former coach or team mentor whose departure impacts the Bears' morale and direction.
Joe Pedowski is a Thornwell electrical engineer and a passenger who is afraid of flying. Despite that fear, Captain Cody Briggs sends him outside Starflight in a spacesuit to repair wiring damaged by the rocket debris. His hazardous EVA helps restore the spacecraft's electrical safety and supports the final shuttle-assisted descent planned with Josh Gilliam's advice.
Local law enforcement officer who enforces town rules and assists the Men's Association.
Bud Sawyer drives an aging cab through Georgetown and acts as George Billings and Alexandra 'Alex' Billings's guide to the town's traditions. Despite needing a replacement engine, he insists the cab can last through Christmas. The community later works to find an engine so he can keep serving the town.
Huffman is Michael's lawyer during the highly publicized trial. He challenges Patti's credibility by emphasizing her unreliability and later twists Anna's testimony in court. His defense work makes it harder for Anna to secure justice for Patti and contributes to the pressure surrounding her testimony.
Pat Corley has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1973. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently All Dogs Go to Heaven with 1 titles. Signature works include Night Shift, Stark: Mirror Image, Stark. 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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