Air command leader participating in military briefings.
A local neighbor who steps in to assist John and Jennifer Miller in their desperate attempt to stop the snow globe from causing further destruction.
Adama's brother and XO, alcoholic, fiercely loyal, pragmatic commander.
XO of Galactica, loyal to Adama, struggles with alcoholism and hidden Cylon past
Medical professional treating skating-related injuries.
Bud Rickets is the logging company's plant manager, abducted by Arthur along with Peter Maguire and Wilf Redwing. He challenges Peter's indecision and criticizes his dependence on failed legal battles, suffers a serious leg injury, recites the Lord's Prayer during a ceremony, and returns to civilization to face police detention.
Mrshall owns the shop where Jason helps and where Jason meets Zach and Hayley. His shop provides the setting for Jason's supportive interaction with the children, including encouragement for Zach's interest in baseball and homework. Although Mrshall has limited involvement, his business connects Jason with Christine Eisley's family.
A political authority figure likely mentioned in broadcast segments regarding the catastrophe and bunker project. No direct interaction with main characters.
Fritz Wolfram is Victoria Peyton’s suspicious neighbor and the owner of the property containing the concealed room. His troubled childhood and the disappearance of his son deepen the mystery. He denies Victoria’s accusations, obtains a restraining order against her, interrupts her escape, and refuses to believe that Careese Neys’s messages were fabricated.
Michael's father, a struggling artist and temporary caretaker. He initially disposes of Michael's peanut butter concoction, mistaking it for food. Later, he helps locate the paintbrush factory and reunites with his family after the crisis is resolved.
Lawson is a member of the robbery group who steals the bearer bonds from the other thieves after they regroup in a warehouse. Banks and the group track him to Montana, where they catch and kill him before taking back the money. His betrayal drives the group's pursuit and their confrontation with Jim.
Caleb's father and owner of a woodworking shop in British Columbia's rural Slocan Valley. He holds strong anti-establishment values that create tension with Caleb's commercial ambitions and the outside business opportunities presented in the film.
Michael Hogan has 91 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Battlestar Galactica (Reboot) Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Battlestar Galactica, The Keepers, Twilight Storytellers: The Mary Alice Brandon File. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 5 universes
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