A Rear Admiral and Sam's holographic companion and best friend. He assists Sam by researching the life of the person he inhabits, provides advice, and is the only individual capable of seeing Sam after each time jump.
Guest star or minor character appearing in specific episodes.
Suk doctor for House Atreides, coerced into betraying Duke Leto.
Weapons smuggler who supplies Dent's operation.
Travis's brother who presumed him dead. Picks him up from a Texas clinic and brings him to Los Angeles. Lives with his wife Anne and has adopted Hunter. Frustrated by Travis's muteness but facilitates his journey to reconnect with his son.
Judge Hale presides over the early stage of Rudy's legal work and reprimands him for trying to argue before being properly licensed. He plans to dismiss the Black family's case as a lottery case that burdens the courts, but dies of a heart attack before granting the dismissal.
Ben is a criminal associate of Frank Booth who holds Dorothy Vallens’s husband and son hostage in his lair. He allows Dorothy to see them while Jeffrey watches, then performs a lip-sync that deeply affects Frank. His location becomes part of Frank’s violent operation against Dorothy and Jeffrey.
The Defense Secretary who advises Kathryn Bennett during the hijacking crisis. He urges her to invoke the 25th Amendment, which would prevent the forced release of Alexander Radek, but Bennett refuses to take that action while James Marshall and the hostages remain under threat.
A screenwriter who, together with Tom Oakley, pitches Habeas Corpus to Griffin Mill. Their proposed legal drama has no major stars and a depressing ending, but Griffin uses the project as part of his scheme against Larry Levy.
John Luponi is a lawyer connected to the criminal organization pursuing Anne. When Anne sees him at the police station, she realizes that remaining there is dangerous and disguises herself before fleeing. His appearance therefore helps trigger another stage of Anne's escape from those attempting to silence her.
Rick Masters's attorney, Bob Grimes arranges a meeting between Masters and the two agents posing as offshore bankers. He later advises John Vukovich to testify against Richard Chance, but this advice is revealed to serve Masters because Grimes was secretly working for him.
Former Robin turned ally and detective
Dean Stockwell has 171 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Battlestar Galactica (Reboot) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Quantum Leap, Beverly Hills Cop II, Paris, Texas. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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