A former United States Army doctor who served in a MASH unit, Mark Sloan became a renowned physician and consultant to the local police. He is drawn to mysteries and helps friends in need.
Rob Petrie is the head writer of a comedy and variety show produced in Manhattan. He works closely with Sally Rogers and Buddy Sorrell to create material for the program, while the story also follows his suburban home life with his wife Laura and son Richie.
Retired night guard who warns Larry about the museum's secrets.
British museum guard who assists Larry in London.
Grandson of the original antagonist, now a compassionate banker who reforms the bank.
Versatile street performer and bank chairman who bridges reality and fantasy while guiding the Banks family.
Retiring museum director.
Caractacus is a widowed, eccentric inventor and the father of Jemima Potts. He raises money to rescue and rebuild the racecar, names it Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, and leads his family and Truly to Vulgaria. There he devises a plan with the Toymaker to overthrow the Bombursts and later declares his love for Truly.
Louisa's first husband, a poor shop owner inspired by Thoreau's philosophy of simple living. After being ridiculed by Leonard, he builds a massive business empire, neglects Louisa, causes Leonard's financial ruin, and ultimately dies from overwork.
The kindly but formidable minister of Eagle Rock Community Church, Brooks treats the tobacco company's challenge as a spiritual mission. He persuades the town's smokers to sign the pledge, struggles with his own craving, and becomes increasingly invested in being seen as the community's savior. He confronts Merwin's sabotage and tries to stop Dr. Proctor from smoking.
A guardian angel who watches over Annabelle from childhood and appears when she needs comfort. He encourages her after her father leaves, rescues her when she falls through the ice, and later helps bring Annabelle and Emily together. He also appears to Annabelle as an adult, confirming the connection between Rose's story and Emily's adoption.
Criminology professor and lead investigator solving locked room and kidnapping mysteries.
Dick Van Dyke has 133 screen credits in a career dating back to 1949. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Murder 101 Collection with 4 titles. Signature works include Diagnosis: Murder, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Night at the Museum. 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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