The on-air persona of Gordon Sims, a New Orleans native hired by Travis as a new disc jockey specifically to bolster the station's ratings.
Sole keeper of Derry's history, stays behind to remember.
A kindly eccentric man who gives Stevie the magical wishing coin at the mall. His shop later closes and the coin is sold, prompting the brothers to search for him to undo Alex's wish.
Blake is a colleague at Julia Crawley and Melissa’s New York law office. He is expected to discuss their careers and possible promotion prospects with them, placing him in the professional setting Julia is preparing to leave for Christmas and connecting him to the opening conflict about their futures.
A police chief in Boulder who supports Jerry Beck’s pursuit of Bobby Burns and entrusts a team of Black officers with helping track Burns. Dixon joins Beck and Arthur Kressler in the raid on the paramilitary camp, later announces that federal policy will be revised, and credits Kressler for the investigation’s success.
Dale Landis is the Rosedale resident who repeatedly places a large Christmas tree on his home's roof despite building and safety violations. He admits ignoring court orders and refuses to remove it, prompting Sarah Wright to protect his interests while John Keaton seeks serious penalties.
Knowles' by-the-book second-in-command. He clashes with Knowles' unauthorized and reckless border operations, representing the disciplined military structure that opposes Knowles' rogue tactics.
Band member or crew associate involved in the singer murder case.
A military figure who invites Chloe and others to keep him from spending Christmas alone. He agrees to help reconnect a former Army dog with the discharged soldier, supporting Chloe’s hope for a Christmas miracle.
The hotel security guard kidnapped by Lockwood. He learns Lockwood's plague doctor identity before being stabbed to death.
Miles is connected to the cancer-related purpose of Candice’s triathlon fundraiser. He tells Candice that solving Sudoku puzzles helped him stay grounded during cancer treatment, then introduces her to a young girl celebrating the end of treatment. His story helps Candice remember the people behind the team’s fundraising goal.
Tim Reid has 57 screen credits in a career dating back to 1962. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently The Wonderful Wizard of Oz Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Sister, Sister, WKRP in Cincinnati, It. 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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