A central character and art gallery owner in a long-term relationship with Tina Kennard. Their journey includes attempts to conceive, periods of separation and reconciliation, and career shifts like becoming a dean. She faces relationship struggles, romantic interests, and is a primary suspect in the murder mystery surrounding Jenny Schecter in the final season.
CIA operative and Bryan's trusted colleague in the television series.
Twilek owner of The Sanctuary cantina
Carnegie's blind mistress who shows kindness to Eli.
Landon's mother.
Jake's sister who deals with his trauma and the curse.
18-year-old steel mill welder and aspiring professional dancer who performs at a local bar. She struggles with self-doubt regarding her lack of formal training but ultimately pursues her dream, reconciles with Nick Hurley, and successfully auditions for the Pittsburgh Conservatory of Dance.
Mentioned in the Room 404 segment as the wife of Siegfried. Ted is maniacally accused by Siegfried of having slept with her, which serves as the premise for the delusional hostage fantasy scenario unfolding in that room.
A missing woman connected to both Todd Carter and gangster Frank Green. She hires Easy to help protect compromising photographs of Matthew Terell, while concealing her family history and her relationship to Frank. After Albright abducts her, Easy and Mouse rescue her, but Carter rejects her when they reunite.
Molly is Maddy's mother, Tom's wife, and an employee of Harderbach Financial who designed its security system. After Maddy's robbery, Molly realizes the thieves are her daughter and friends, but covers for Maddy by calling the crime an unauthorized security test. She later forgives Maddy and supports the family.
Nurse who conceives the Nephilim child with the angel Danyael.
A mysterious woman Peter meets at a club who bites him, revealing vampire fangs. She becomes the catalyst for his psychological unraveling, as he frequently hallucinates her presence, believing she is draining his blood and driving his descent into vampiric delusions.
Jennifer Beals has 90 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently After Series with 1 titles. Signature works include The L Word, Taken, The Book of Eli. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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