General manager and later co-owner of the St. Gregory Hotel. Inherits half of the hotel from Victoria Cabot. Enters a romantic relationship with Christine Francis. Appears in every episode.
Jack is Frank Abagnale’s friend from the New Rochelle Rotary Club and Paula’s lover. Frank discovers their affair, and the revelation contributes to his parents’ divorce and his decision to leave home. Jack later has a daughter with Paula after Frank’s parents separate.
Hosted the series from season two onwards and the 2021 German revival.
A much younger, straight-laced physician and Welby's partner in a Santa Monica private practice. He contrasts with Welby's methods, rides a motorcycle, and later marries Janet Blake in 1975.
The ruthless commander of the invading Zyclops robot army. Revealed to be an older, alternate-timeline version of Buzz who travels through time to erase Buzz's original mission. Desperate for hyperspace fuel to continue his temporal journey, he clashes with his younger self, ultimately perishing in a fuel explosion though he survives the blast.
Historical outlaw cameo appearance.
Jean's new husband and Susan's stepfather. He initially makes Harvey feel like an outsider but gracefully steps aside during the wedding reception toast, allowing Harvey to deliver a heartfelt speech.
Architect who moves into 112 Ocean Avenue, becomes volatile and abusive under demonic influence.
The sisters' father who oversees the sale of their childhood home. He provides Kate with a financial fresh start, witnesses the party's aftermath, and firmly advises both daughters to stabilize their lives before allowing Kate to stay for repairs.
Central figure in the original 1977 supernatural horror film.
Park supervisor in Westworld, attempts to maintain order during chaos.
Pistachio's father and a legendary Master of Disguise. After dismantling a smuggling ring in 1979, he retires to run an Italian restaurant. He is kidnapped by Bowman, forced to steal artifacts, and brainwashed with a facial mask. He is eventually freed and helps defeat Bowman.
James Brolin has 148 screen credits in a career dating back to 1944. Their work spans 11 cinematic universes — most prominently True Grit with 1 titles. Signature works include Hotel, Catch Me If You Can, Marcus Welby, M.D.. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 11 universes
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