Richie's father who owns a local hardware store. He is a core family member and shares top billing with Winkler by season 3.
Voice actor portrayal of the legendary Santa dog
Jimmy Hoffa meets with Owens when Owens seeks support for increasing the number of Black truck drivers and cab drivers in Chicago. Owens is hesitant but speaks to Hoffa’s men, and the authorities’ attention to the meeting contributes to pressure on Owens in his public role.
Hapless gambler heavily in debt to loan sharks. He agrees to sell his eyes to the wealthy blind woman for nine thousand dollars, setting the tragic events in motion.
A foreman at the Triangle factory, Feldman reprimands workers for not working and for scraps on the floor, and tells Lou to stop causing trouble after Lou raises safety concerns. He reports production to the owners and threatens to report Lou for helping Selma meet her quota. During the fire, he climbs to the roof with his visiting daughter.
Judge Harper presides over the hearing to determine whether Kris should be committed. Though he and the District Attorney proceed reluctantly because of the damaging publicity, the case turns on whether Santa Claus can be recognized as real. After Bill brings Santa's mail into court, Harper dismisses the case in Kris's favor and quietly adds a letter of his own.
A disgruntled White House aide who steals $4 million in government funds. His sudden heart attack at a roadside diner and cryptic final clue serve as the catalyst for the entire chaotic money hunt.
Pinocchio's loving creator and father figure. He becomes furious upon learning the jewel box was traded for a fake ruby, prompting Pinocchio's journey. He is later discovered to have been magically shrunk and trapped inside the jewel box by the Emperor of the Night, and is safely recovered by the end.
Dr. Katchaturian is a pharmacist whom Rosalind and Andy consult for advice after Rosalind confides that she may be pregnant. Their visit makes him an early source of guidance as they try to deal with her possible pregnancy.
Rabbi Eli Schmitt helps Matt Fletcher interpret ancient texts connected to the excavation and the mummy. His knowledge links the discovery to the Nephilim and the prophecy of Ammon's return. Ammon later reveals his identity to Eli as the fallen angel described in that prophecy.
A city cab driver and patient of Dr. Joe Braden, Harry experiences hallucinations while driving and reluctantly seeks help at his wife's urging. His sessions with Joe often take place in Harry's cab, and the two become friendly. The cause is ultimately traced to toxic poison from new carpeting in the cab, rather than a psychological condition.
Joel Wallace’s friend, Les helps bring warmth and humor to Joel’s household while Mary Malone films the family for her holiday story. His connection to Joel places him among the people Mary gets to know during the assignment, although the account does not describe a larger role for him in the events.
Tom Bosley has 98 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Buddies Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Happy Days, The Back-Up Plan, The Bastard. 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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