A former CREEP treasurer whose information helps Woodward and Bernstein connect a large slush fund to White House chief of staff H. R. Haldeman and former attorney general John N. Mitchell.
New Enterprise captain overseeing refit, struggles with command transition and personal loss.
A junior lawyer at the firm and Angela's fiancé. He is bribed by the firm's owners to sabotage Brewster by returning money supposedly already spent. His interference is thwarted when Angela exposes the scheme, leading Brewster to hire Angela and successfully finish the task.
Aaron is Annie's advertising-executive husband, separated from her and dating Leslie, their mutual therapist. His agency faces a possible ownership change when his partners seek to sell their shares. Annie ultimately buys them out, secures a major account, and makes clear that Aaron is no longer essential to the business or to her life.
Mr. Harter is Teddy's adoptive father and the true mastermind behind the attempt to kill Teddy. He originally rejected Moe after Moe asked that Larry and Curly join him, later explains the adoption decision, and is arrested after admitting his financial motive and manipulation of Lydia and Mac.
Joe is Johnny's father and becomes Daphne's romantic interest after she has been alone for many years. His connection to Johnny links him to the central relationship conflict, while his emerging relationship with Daphne gives her a personal chance at happiness and helps her understand that Milly must choose the relationship she genuinely wants.
Marty Phillips is introduced as Terry’s new colleague during the final attack on the office. When Talbott and his men assault the workplace, Marty shoots the attackers and then reveals that he is an undercover agent. He provides Jack with a safe exit route, supports Terry at the climax, and later delivers news about Jack’s delayed return.
Harvard-educated researcher attempting to find a safe, cheap energy source using Halley's Comet sound waves. After his leased land and laboratory are destroyed by the Pilgrim Corporation, he leads sabotage operations to recover his property.
Wealthy attorney who abandons his family, becomes the primary target of Betty's wrath.
A wealthy husband and father whose wife dies under suspicious circumstances. He claims ignorance of her antidepressant use, discovers her affair, becomes obsessed with her secret life, threatens her lover with a gun, and may be manipulating Michelle.
A suave young doctor who becomes romantically involved with Stella, resulting in the birth of their daughter, Jenny. After initially proposing half-heartedly, he reappears years later to establish a relationship with his daughter. He comes from a wealthy, influential background and successfully builds a loving bond with Jenny, though his privileged world creates family tension.
Pretentious writer and author who plans to relocate to New York using proceeds from his upcoming book. His self-absorbed behavior and consistent neglect of Laura drive their relationship drama and her ultimate decision to follow him.
Stephen Collins has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1971. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Betty Broderick Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include All the President's Men, Brewster's Millions, Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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