A recently discharged Vietnam veteran who meets Tod Stiles near the end of the third season. He decides to follow Tod on his cross-country travels and remains his companion until the series finale.
A wandering gunman who warns Chisum's men that Jess Evans and his riders are approaching. He later joins Chisum in pursuing the deputies responsible for Henry Tunstall's death, is knocked unconscious by Billy, and eventually begins a relationship with Sallie before becoming sheriff.
Frank is an agent whom a government intelligence agency in Washington, D.C., wants to assign to follow Boris. The plot summary establishes this surveillance mission but gives no further details about Frank's actions or his relationship with Boris beyond being the agent tasked with tracking him.
A white police detective and Joe's partner who shares an apartment with him. He develops romantic feelings for Christine and confronts Joe about his misplaced assumptions regarding racial bias. Ultimately, he declines to continue their partnership due to irreconcilable personal feelings, though he supports Joe's personal growth.
The translator for Baldwin's demolition team. When the group stops at a village because Miller is ill, Collins attempts to distribute the team's surplus food to starving villagers, but he is trampled to death. His death is followed by the discovery that Chinese army-deserter bandits have taken the truck carrying his body and the ailing Lewis.
Henry is Jonathon Standing's friend and one of the settlement's resistance leaders. He frees Jonathon from captivity, reveals that the settlers brought gold with them, and organizes an armed escape with other islanders. During the final fight, Henry is wounded but kills Bosu'n Hench, after which Jonathon Standing helps him away.
A NASA astronaut from Earth whose spacecraft crashes during a mission, leaving him hospitalized while officials secretly interrogate him with drugs. After escaping, he discovers that he is on Terra, a society governed by the Perfect Order, and becomes a threat to its rulers because of his belief in freedom. He tries to reach a Terran spacecraft and return home.
Wade is the corpsman responsible for treating the survivors. After Kincaid is injured jumping from a burning tank, Wade amputates his leg and performs a transfusion using Towler's blood. The operation succeeds despite Wade's lack of training, helping keep Kincaid alive while the group faces further danger.
Mack Miller is a cocky roller-skating champion who clashes with Johnny as Johnny joins the skating world. The two compete in grudge matches, taking turns defeating one another; as Johnny's fame grows, he becomes even more arrogant than Mack.
Glenn Corbett has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1950. Signature works include Route 66, Homicidal, Ride in a Pink Car. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
