Commanding officer of specialized police unit.
Trapped resident of Chester's Mill facing diminishing resources and rising tensions, with a small group working to unravel the mystery of the dome's origin and fate.
Construction site worker and Quaid's colleague.
Ethan's TSA supervisor who initially assigns him to a baggage lane. He later detains the target passenger Mateo for inspection, but is fatally stabbed by Mateo during Ethan's forced standoff with the smuggler.
General Halt is the racist commanding officer who sends the battalion through Glasgow to a disused, rat-infested, unheated school and gives Adams and Campbell an intentionally punishing deadline. Later, he attacks Adams's competence and seeks to replace her, but hears his own unit celebrate when the battalion successfully clears the backlog.
Police officer assisting in raids.
Chicago detective investigating the 2018 home invasion.
Support technician assisting the medical and FBI teams.
Tactical officer responding to the building crisis.
LAPD detective who assists Ray in tracking and arresting Marzin at Dodger Stadium. Plays a minor but direct role in the initial pursuit of the killer.
School principal who investigates the classroom axe incident. Initially threatens to fire both teachers but accepts false testimony to reinstate Strickland. Later announces rehiring decisions following public outcry over the fight.
Abraham is a grieving brother summoned to identify a sibling who died from a suspected fentanyl overdose. Furious at the cartel-driven deaths of American children, he accepts an unconventional war against the drug networks and is authorized to do whatever is necessary, forming a family-driven counterpart to Jake's campaign.
Dean Norris has 137 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 15 cinematic universes — most prominently Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Law & Order: Organized Crime, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, Under the Dome. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 15 universes
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