The breakout character and central figure known for his greedy, scheming nature and dirty business tactics. He is the only character to appear in every episode and is central to the famous Who shot J.R. mystery.
A United States Air Force astronaut (later promoted to Major) who discovers Jeannie's bottle. He wishes for her to speak English and tries to hide her magical existence from NASA, particularly from Dr. Bellows. He covers up her antics, struggles with his growing feelings for her, and ultimately marries her.
Military officer.
A returning original series character and father of John Ross. Known for his ruthless pursuit of oil, wealth, and control, he heavily influences his son's ambitions.
Gov. Fred Picker is a former Florida governor and Jack Stanton’s friend who replaces Lawrence Harris as a presidential rival. His wholesome, direct image threatens Jack’s campaign, prompting opposition research that exposes cocaine use, a failed first marriage, and a past affair. He eventually admits his misconduct, withdraws, and endorses Jack.
Sarah's unemployed, alcoholic father, with whom she has little contact. Sarah longs to live with him and tries unsuccessfully to reach him by phone. During family therapy, Jerry says he cannot take full custody because of his job, leaving Sarah distressed and again feeling an urge to drink.
Homeless youth who encounters the blob in the woods.
American officer who nominally leads the reconnaissance party but lacks real command experience. He secretly colludes with Braithwaite over hidden alcohol and drowns during an attempt to navigate the underground stream.
Hypersexual driver initially partnered with Speed. Attempts to rape an overdose victim. Later breaks into the F+B garage intoxicated, holds Mrs. Fishbine hostage, shoots Speed, and is killed by a deputy.
Donald's colleague and friend who encourages his reckless behavior, including a night out that leads to Donald's infidelity. Later, he bails Donald out of jail and confronts him in a bar, expressing shock at Donald's actual violence and distancing himself from Donald's actions.
Wealthy Texan manager who commercializes Jim's music and career.
An attendee at the hedonistic gathering at Felix's home, reflecting the self-absorbed and sexually charged atmosphere that inadvertently thwarts Felix's suicide attempts.
Larry Hagman has 82 screen credits in a career dating back to 1948. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Dallas Movie Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Dallas, I Dream of Jeannie, Deadly Encounter. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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