The long-absent mother of Fallon and Steven who reappears in Atlanta as the fractured dynasty faces external threats and internal conflicts.
Gold-digging publicist engaged to Nick, opposes the twins' reunion.
Student or peer appearing in high school social scenes.
Primary KAOS operative and Maxwell's nemesis, skilled in espionage and deception.
Bank official or local resident.
Supporting character with minor interactions in the narrative.
Roger's cleaning client whose house is temporarily used by Jo to host a party while she is away.
Ancient Egyptian cat goddess antagonist
Advanced female Gadget-type robot created by Mayor Wilson, skilled but prefers working alone.
Mac's ambitious and resentful wife who actively seeks his death to secure his life insurance policy. After his 'accident', she attempts to rebuild her life and pursue new relationships, unaware that Mac is still alive.
The girls' mother, who helps maintain the household, supports their animal act, and encourages them to enjoy the national competition despite Addy's worries.
Cat Hardy is the alcoholic mother of T.J. and Brian, whom Gloria finds abandoned once again. After T.J. reaches her by phone, Cat visits the home where the boys are staying and ends up remaining there. Her presence adds strain to Phil and Eric's relationship and complicates the boys' new living situation.
Elaine Hendrix has 93 screen credits in a career dating back to 1987. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently What the Bleep! Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Dynasty, The Parent Trap, Get Smart. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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