Robert is a BP manager involved in the decisions surrounding the cement work and pressure testing. He survives the blowout but becomes trapped in the emergency. Mike and Caleb rescue him alongside Donald, and he is later identified as one of the two people prosecuted over the disaster.
A minor character connected to the events surrounding the bank hostage situation.
Truck driver who witnesses the aftermath of the attacks.
One of Nick's old friends who contributes to the effort to oppose the gang.
Teen Boy at Drive-In is a teenager who is having sex with his girlfriend in the backseat of a car at the drive-in theater in 1974. Terry murders him with a hatchet, then frames Todd by smearing blood on him and placing the weapon in his hand.
Louis is mentioned in connection with Carol's earlier suspicion about Reece's feelings for Joleen. Carol had read Reece's feelings while Louis was reading a letter; this recollection contributes to her mistaken belief that Reece had been involved with both women at once.
A force aligned with the oil company's effort to undermine Merle's independent operation. He pressures Chad Ronson to secure the lease and obtain Merle's equipment, making him part of the business threat closing in on Merle and his crew as they race to succeed before foreclosure.
The mayor of Nome who establishes a quarantine after Dr. Welch's warning. He coordinates the emergency response by mobilizing local mushers to organize a serum transfer relay from Nenana to save the town.
Emergency responder investigating a suspicious fire.
Brad Leland has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 1985. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Walking Tall (Reboot) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Gates, Hostile Territory, The Last Whistle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
