Emily's father and the owner of the lighting emporium that shares a wall with the Butabi family's artificial plant business. Along with Kamehl Butabi, he supports the plan for Emily and Steve to marry so that the two family businesses can be united into a combined plant and lamp emporium.
Todd Armstrong is the millionaire originally targeted by Dr. Goldfoot's female robots. After Diane mistakenly approaches Craig Gamble, Todd teams up with Craig to uncover and stop the scientist's plan. He is taken to the underground lair with Craig, survives the death traps, escapes, and joins the ensuing chase through San Francisco.
Jed is Clay Boone's uncle and a resourceful accomplice to Catherine 'Cat' Ballou. Disguised as a preacher, he distracts Sheriff Maledon so Clay can escape, later helps Catherine's cause, and repeats the disguise to cut the hanging rope and save her when the trapdoor opens.
Jack is a helicopter pilot who adopts the troublesome St. Bernard after learning that the animal has been repeatedly returned. He makes the dog his companion and copilot, moves into Valley Garden Apartments, and grows closer to Kim Lawrence. Criminals later seize Jack and force him to fly them toward the woods in search of the necklace.
Advertising executive caught in a love triangle involving Dee Dee and Cassandra.
College student from California with a strained relationship with Barbara Norris. Disguises as Nora to observe women, inadvertently attracts Freddie's obsession, participates in the ski jump accident, and helps expose the disguise scheme at the end.
A young man living with his uncle Magoo, Aladdin falls in love with Princess Yasminda during a royal procession. Wazir needs him to retrieve the magic lamp from a sealed cave, but Aladdin is left inside when the lamp falls back in. He meets the genie, escapes with treasure, and later faces execution after Wazir steals the lamp, before being saved and marrying Yasminda.
Member of Danny's friend group and clubhouse regular.
Local boy who befriends the orphan Loddy but later reports him to authorities.
Dwayne Hickman portrays one of the network executives in the docudrama. The story covers the network's initial rejection of Sherwood Schwartz's proposed series, placing this executive on the network side of the conflict over getting Gilligan's Island made.
Dwayne Hickman has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 1945. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Rusty Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs, My Dog, the Thief, Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
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