Eileen Irenic

Eileen Irenic 	Eileen Irenic
 	
52nd Mayor of Toontown	52nd Mayor of Toontown
Preceded by 	Flippy Flopper
Succeeded by 	Constance Miller
Appearances 	Appearances
First Appearance 	"Genesis"
Last Appearance 	"Toontown Asunder"
Information 	Information
Gender 	Female
Species 	Mouse
Toon Color  	Maroon
Occupation 	Leader of Toon ResistanceMayor of Toontown (former)Shopkeeper (former)
Residence 	The Gardens
Status 	Alive
Family 	Family
Spouse 	Paul Irenic
Children 	Constantine IrenicIrene Irenic
Eileen Irenic is a main character in Rewritten, Justice, Contact, and Revolution. 
In terms of the series narrative, Eileen Irenic is a former shopkeeper on Oak Street in the Gardens who later becomes the founder of the Toon Resistance. Upon the return from Exodus, she was elected by acclamation to the Mayorship of Toontown. She accepted in an interim capacity until the next election, but continued to serve as the leader of the Toon Resistance through the defeat of the Cogs.
==Appearances==
===Rewritten===
Eileen Irenic made her first appearance in "Genesis" when she exited her shop in Daisy's Gardens only to witness the arrival of the first ever Cog Building. It was dropped on one of her friend's stores on Oak Street, taken over by a Penny Pincher. In "The Last Laff," while in Fantasyland, Esmeralda asked her if she had seen a Toon Portal. She was present on Walrus Way in "Remembrance" when the first Toon died at the hands of the Cogs. She vowed to act. By the time of Exodus in "Doomsday," Eileen had already formed the Toon Resistance, though it had little traction and was unsuccessful in preventing the Exodus from Toontown. She was in Toontown Central during the Exodus in "Rain." Upon her return in "Irenic," she was suddenly promoted to Mayor of Toontown when the Toons force Flippy to resign. She accepted the role in an interim capacity and asked that elections be held at normal time. She committed herself to ridding Toontown of the Cogs and building the Toon Resistance.
Her backstory was explored in "Irenic." She had a husband, Paul, and two children named Irene and Constantine. One year before Exodus, shortly after she witnessed the Cog Building fall in "Genesis," her own shop was overtaken by Bossbot cogs. She was separated from her family inside the building and managed to escape alone. Knowing she could not return to the building alone defenseless, she was unable to save her family before Exodus. All three members of her family died as part of Operation Sever to convert Toons into Cogs. 
In "Cogs Can't Take a Joke," Eileen was oriented to the Gags along with the Clark Family. The orientation was conducted by Dr. Kilo Byte and Dr. Hyla Sensitive. She was impressed with the result and began working on a Gag training program, which ultimately led to ToonTasks. Eileen moved into Flippy's office and that same night held the first official meeting of the revamped Toon Resistance, which drew a large crowd. She committed herself to the cause of ridding Toontown of the Cogs. 
In "Evil Incarnate (Part 1), Eileen met with Constance Miller to formulate a plan to capture Dr. Molecule. After reviewing the minimal knowledge about him and interviewing Flippy Flopper, they assembled a reconnaissance team consisting of Doctor, Piggy Pie, Violet Vance, and Dr. Hyla Sensitive. The mission occurs in "Evil Incarnate (Part 2)" and they discover Adam Molecule's cabin, his journal, a secret underground bunker, and eventually his body. Eileen is irate at finding Molecule's body, as she badly wanted to bring him to justice. 
In "The Blizzard Wizards," Eileen led Toon Resistance members to the discovery of Sellbot Headquarters and witnessed the return of the Cogs after nearly half a year of hiding. Eileen later comforted Professor Pete after Clan Destine resurfaced. In "Snatched," Eileen was appalled to find a member of the Toon Resistance, Detective Lima, had been kidnapped by the Cogs and taken into Sellbot HQ. She assembled a team with Constance Miller to storm the headquarters and recover the Cogs. Using Cog suits developed by Dr. Hyla Sensitive, Eileen planned to storm Sellbot Headquarters the morning after, but moved the plan when Dr. Kilo Byte was also kidnapped. 
In "Sack of the Sellbots," Eileen was part of the eight-person Toon Resistance team, along with Constance Miller, Piggy Pie, Doctor, Tori Dorrance, Violet Vance, Dr. Hyla Sensitive, and Horace Calves, who first stormed Sellbot Headquarters and defeated the Sellbot Vice President. The team successfully recovered the kidnapped Detective Lima and Dr. Kilo Byte. Eileen also became suspicious after Dr. Byte's kidnapping that perhaps there was a mole within the Toon Resistance reporting to the Cogs. Eileen returned to Sellbot HQ after Soggy Bottom was kidnapped and fought the VP for a second time. Soggy Bottom was rescued, but Eileen was suspicious that something was off about the shopkeeper. In "Doctor Who?," Eileen asked Piggy Pie, Doctor, and Tori Dorrance to look for her lost family while they did the same for Professor Pete. Eileen also expressed no interest in running for reelection to the Mayoral office. Constance presented Eileen with Cog memos from the Sellbot Factory, including one that detailed the location of a "site" for an unspecified project and another that was a diagram of a cat's anatomy. The latter reminded Eileen of Ash Ingalls. 
Eileen had an eventful day in "Darkness on the Edge of Town" when, after ordering a vase from Clarabelle Cow, she discovered through interviews and logic that twenty-six of the twenty-eight survivors of the Final Battle were actually traitors to the Toons. Toons like Professor Prepostera, Herb Clark, and Flim Flam were funneling information to the Cogs. Eileen and Constance determined that Operation Sever was designed to brainwash Toons to think and act like Cogs. These so-called Togs were quickly rounded up in "Clandestine" by Constance Miller and imprisoned beneath Toon HQ. Eileen's hunch about Soggy Bottom proved correct, when it was discovered that Soggy Bottom was in fact converted into a Tog during her captivity with the Sellbots. In the same episode, Eileen wandered her empty house and yearned to have her family back. 
In the first half of the finale, "Heaven Found," Eileen and Constance Miller visit the theatre owned by Geneva George and discover Alice Carver safe and sound. Eileen questions Alice about the Togs, and learns that what they have found about the 27 Togs to be true. She promised Alice and Bradley Wolfe intense security from the Cogs. 
In the second half of the finale, "Hell Bound," Eileen and the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe about the extent of the Cog empire. At that time, the power goes out and it is revealed that the Cogs have taken residence in a Cog building and are sapping the power from Toontown Central. Eileen then learned that Doctor was kidnapped and was being converted into a Tog. Eileen assembled a team to recover Doctor and shut down Operation Sever, including Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper, who Eileen accepted on the trip reluctantly. The four progress through the unusual Cog building until they reach what they think is the top. Closer examination revealed otherwise, and the four stumbled upon an enormous machine used for Tog conversions. When they were trapped inside the chamber containing the machine and power source, Flippy sacrificed himself to save the town and allow the Toons a better strike at the Cogs. This is successful, and Eileen, Piggy Pie, and Dr. Byte can progress to the top floor. They fight the remaining Cogs in the darkened room, with the power being killed by Flippy's sacrifice. Seven Toons are rescued, but the four Togs follow an unmasked Chairman out of the building. The Chairman quarrels with Eileen, and declares it is his turn in their game. 
===Justice===
Eileen Irenic returned in "Aftershock" as she was pulled from the wreckage of the Cog building on Loopy Lane. She helped with the cleanup effort and immediately began to coordinate a strike on the Cog headquarters. Before the Toon Council meeting, she met Mata Hairy, a reclusive criminal from Dreamland who offered the key to Cashbot Headquarters. Though reluctant to work with her, she ultimately extended an offer to Mata to work fulltime in Cashbot Headquarters. She led the Toon Council meeting to plan a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. She threatened to remove Paula Behr, Mortimer Myles, and Ahab Ishmael from the Council if they did not comply. 
In "Crash of the Cashbots," Eileen became one of the first four Toons to storm the Cashbot Dollar Mint. 
After Flippy's funeral in "Dim as an Ember," Eileen met with the Election Committee to discuss the upcoming Toon elections. She was unimpressed by the list of Mayoral candidates until she learned that Constance was running. A flashback in the episode featured her husband, Paul, and newborn son, Constantine. They had attended the inauguration of Mickey Elias. 
On Election Night in "Voice to the Chorus," Eileen was succeeded by Constance Miller, which is the outcome for which Eileen had hoped. Earlier that day, she had received a report on Cashbot HQ from Mata Hairy. She later consoled Piggy Pie when both reflected on their lost families. 
In "Trouble," Eileen hosted her final Toon Council meeting as Mayor. The meeting was suddenly derailed, however, when an incriminating, and ersatz, autopsy was delivered by Sepulchra Rigor, incriminating Constance Miller in a scandal for her failure to save two Toons in the Oak Street tunnel collapse. The report was written in part by Mortimer Myles who wanted to see Constance undone. Though this was resolved by Hyla Sensitive, who determined Mortimer's complicity, it was still a traumatic experience for both Eileen and Constance. Eileen later suffered another blow when the Cashbot Headquarters attack went south and the Cogs made an unexpected ambush against the attacking party. Eileen became suspicious of the Cog attack and confided in Piggy Pie that there may be yet another mole within the Toon Resistance. Once the scandal with Constance was cleared, Eileen joined Constance, Mickey Elias, and Roy Law for dinner. The four discussed the Mayorship and Toontown, but Eileen realized through the former Mayors' conversation that Flippy failed to mention to her about the existence of the Mayor's Manifest, a book written by all the Mayors of Toontown. She and Constance immediately went to retrieve it from Toon Hall and Eileen read it. At the inauguration, Eileen swore in all the new Council members and Constance. Before she inaugurated the new Mayor, Slate Oldman delivered a passionate speech in gratitude for Eileen's service and the Council voted to officially recognize her as the 52nd Mayor of Toontown as opposed to Acting Mayor. The honor stunned and humbled Eileen. 
In "Edicts of War," Eileen informed Piggy Pie of the potential discovery of Bossbot HQ and that the search for Doctor would become of paramount importance again. 
Eileen went to visit Dr. Kilo Byte and Dr. Hyla Sensitive in "A Tale of Two Mice" and learned of Kilo's bugging technology that the Cogs had stolen. Putting together the pieces that there was a mole in the Toon Resistance and the bugs, Eileen deduced that Piggy Pie's house was bugged. This turned out to be true, but it wasn't just Piggy Pie's house. All of the Toons of the World vases contained bugs. Eileen began to destroy them one-by-one but involved the rest of the Toon government to contain the crisis. They visited Clarabelle Cow to inform her that the Cattlelog had been infiltrated, but to Eileen's shock, Clarabelle fled into a Cog building. 
The chase for Clarabelle continued in "The Last Cow" when the Cog building in which she was hiding was stormed. However, she escaped with the Cogs. The Toons arranged a trial for her, but the Cogs intervened on her behalf, organizing a trial in Lawbot HQ. 
In "Trial of the Lawbots," in order to obtain a permit to prosecute Clarabelle with a Toon team, Kilo, Piggy Pie, Eileen Irenic, and Atticus Lynch entered Lawbot Tower One in Lawbot HQ and asked the Clerk of the District Attorney, citing Cog law. Their request was surprisingly granted. The jury was selected in "Castle on the Cliff," and was a 6-6 Toon/Cog split, almost ensuring a hung jury. Eileen was questioned during the trial in "Brawl of the Bossbots" and pleaded with Clarabelle to withdraw her case, but to no avail. Fretting an inevitable tie in the jury, Eileen coordinated a surprise attack on Lawbot HQ for after the verdict's reveal. The attack never came to fruition, as Clarabelle was declared guilty by the jury in "By a Preponderance." Eileen still ordered the raze of Lawbot HQ, but the arrest of Clarabelle was peaceful. During jury deliberations, Eileen orchestrated a massive attack on all four Cog HQs that would end them once and for all. She joined the part of Toons to attack the Chairman and CEO the same night, and she journeyed to the Docks. 
The group landed on the Bossbot crag in "Hearts Ablaze" and disguised themselves as kitchen staff. They massacred the Cogs in the kitchen and adopted waiter uniforms. They poisoned half the high-tiered Bossbots gathered in the Bossbot Clubhouse's banquet hall with contaminated oil, and defeated the other half with gags. They then engaged in an intense battle with the CEO, of which only seven survived (Slate Oldman went sad and returned to the playground). The battle, seemingly bleak, was turned when a Big Cheese set fire to the CEO. The Big Cheese also reunited the Toons with Doctor and Smokey Joe. The Toons, perplexed by the Big Cheese's actions, followed him to a safe corner of the Clubhouse where he revealed to them that The Chairman was actually Ash Ingalls. Upon further pressing, they learned that the Big Cheese was a Cog reincarnation of Flippy Flopper. 
Flippy led the Toons out of the Clubhouse in "Banners High," first showing them the crypt of the Toons. Outside the Clubhouse in the courtyard of Bossbot Headquarters, the Toons battled the last remaining Bossbots and then the Chairman himself. Out of gags and unwilling to hurt Ash, the Toons lost Horace Calves in the ensuing battle. Pete Ingalls empowered his son to overcome his conversion and rip off his face, ending the Chairman's reign and restoring Ash to his former self. However, the act left Ash catatonic and severely maimed. The Toons returned to the Docks and Dr. Kilo Byte and Dr. Hyla Sensitive activated destabilizers which collapsed the crag into the sea. The celebration was short-lived as Eileen and the others witnessed firsthand the arrival of a derelict ship from beyond the fog, bearing the emblem of the chipmunk Kingdom of Scuridiae. Contact was reestablished. 
==="Silent Night"===
Eileen featured prominently in the 2018 Christmas Special, "Silent Night," set in the past. On Christmas Eve shortly before the arrival of the Cogs, Eileen was asked by her children (Constantine and Irene Irenic) to tell them the story of the cause of the War that caused the founders of Toontown to flee Cartonia. Eileen does so, reveling the chance to spend the night before Christmas with her children. She read mostly from the Diary of War. After her children fell asleep, she went to wake her husband, Paul, to hide the presents under the tree. 
===Contact===
Eileen returned in "They Came From the North." She was on the Docks when the Cartonians arrived by ship. Though the banner was of the Kingdom of Scuridiae, six Cartonians from other species emerged. Immediately skeptical, she aided in their arrest and incarceration. The next day, Eileen along with the Toon Council and Toon Patrol conducted six interrogations with the new arrivals. She was unhappy with their answers, and did not trust any of them. With the threat of the Cogs still looming over them, Eileen began to view the struggle against the Cogs as nothing more than a prelude to the war that would surely come with the Cartonian contact. 
In "Equinox," Eileen met secretly with Cog Flippy Flopper to discuss the destruction of the Sellbots and Bossbots, and the schism of the Lawbots and Cashbots. Together, they plotted to destroy the remainder of Cog Nation from within. 
After Christmastime, a petition came before the Toon Council in "Outlanders" to release the five non-fox Cartonians to a house arrest program with the aim of eventual citizenship. The motion was voted down 5-1, with Eileen in agreement against the motion. She spent her Christmas alone, reminiscing on the family she lost. 
In the new year in "Countdown," a second petition was put to a vote among the Toon Council regarding a potential house arrest program for the non-fox Cartonians. The petition was denied on a 3-3 vote, with Eileen vocally against it. Upon learning that Evelyn Quin and Cale Metfin were BioFreaks, she became distrustful of all for having concealed this. Eileen met with Flippy to discuss options and he informed her of a Cashbot-planned attack on Pajama Place. Eileen had Kilo Byte and Hyla Sensitive install a Cog building repellant in Tex Ewing's shop, and shortly after the battle on Pajama Place began. The Cogs were easily quelled, and Flippy was intentionally injured. Tex's shop was put to the test in "Welcome to Toontown" when a Cog tried to take over, but exploded in the process. Eileen ordered the devices to be installed all over Toontown. Weeks later, the Toon Council was forced to adopt the house arrest petition due to mounting financial pressure. Eileen adopted Rook James, and later watched the interview with Declan Antlin and the Cartonians. She worried about the long-term success of the house arrest program and when it will become apparent that the Cartonians had to be eliminated. Eileen relinquished her sponsorship of Rook a week later in "Truth Will Out" after his presence in her home was decidedly unwelcome as she viewed him as a replacement for her dead son. At a sponsor meeting, Aleck Harding volunteered to take Rook. 
In "Revenge of the Lawbots," Eileen rushed to help the Brrrgh after the Lawbots made their long-awaited return by turning Polar Place and other streets grey. Evelyn Quin was unaffected in the attack and Eileen forced the five non-fox Cartonians to visit Dr. Artery. The doctor revealed the likelihood that the Cartonians did not have laff, and were thus impervious to Cog attacks. Doctor proposed reactivating the Emergency Portal to bring rain to Toontown again. Shortly thereafter, Eileen learned from an injured Flippy that the Lawbots had cracked the Etiquette Algorithm and knew of the existence of the Playgrounds. The Cogs subsequently broke Clarabelle Cow and Blair Fawkes out of prison. 
Eileen went to Pete Ingalls' estate in "This Too Shall Pass" in order to ask him to help reignite the Emergency Portal's rain. He agreed to help, and Eileen put the plan in motion. She informed Flippy of the Toons' intent to launch a counterstrike against the Lawbots, and that the Cashbots must be there too. On the morning of the Deluge, she met with Flippy again, and he asked Eileen to be the one to kill him. Though she initially protested, she finally assented. 
During the Deluge in "Split the Heavens," Eileen fought the Cogs in Toontown Central. Once the rain reached flood levels, and it was apparent the battle was won, Eileen went to the roof of Toon Hall to watch the rest of the Deluge. She was savagely attacked by Clarabelle Cow, who blamed her for the latter's misery. Clarabelle grievously injured Eileen, but was pushed to her death by Blair Fawkes. Eileen was traumatized by the attack, but honored her word to Flippy and killed him. His death effectively eliminated the Cogs from Toontown for good. 
Following the Deluge in "Song of the Siren," Eileen became distant and avoided the Toon Council and those close to her. She sought isolation at Sellbot Headquarters, where she was found by Vidalia VaVoom. Eileen confided in Vidalia her fear from Clarabelle's attack, the loneliness of losing her family without closure, and the pain of having to kill Flippy. She worried about breaking the news of Flippy's involvement, but Vidalia promised to support her. Eileen and Blair met for the first time since the attack and Eileen apologized for Blair's incarceration. The two ended their encounter with an embrace. At a candlelit vigil, Eileen addressed the gathered Toons about Flippy's role as a Cog. She was then the first to read from a list of names of those killed by the Cogs. At a private dinner between the Toon Council and the Cartonians, the group agreed to host a series of dinner cruises on the Bay of Toontown as celebrations and rewards for the Toons having defeated the Cogs. Simultaneously, the Council formed the Harbor Defense Stratagem to protect Toontown's southern border from further intrusions. All Toon Resistance rangers joined this new cause. 
In "Wistful Oceans," Eileen stayed on the Docks as the Chipper launched on her maiden voyage of celebratory cruises. She received a phone call from Doctor, who informed her of the presence of Cartonian heirs in Toontown. To her horror, the Chipper exploded at sea, killing nearly all onboard. 
Eileen aided in the rescue effort in "Out of the Frying Pan," sailing out into the Bay of Toontown to pull bodies from the water. She was livid to find Cale Metfin had survived. She savagely attacked her, but was restrained. Cale was shackled in the gag shop. The next day, in "Into the Fire," Eileen was present in the harbor when the Vulpus Armada sailed to Toontown. At its helm was Queen Vixen XXXI. When Barnacle Barbara announced herself as the Leader of the Docks, she was beheaded by the Vixen Queen. Shortly thereafter, Vella Vixen (Blair Fawkes) murdered her mother to become the next Vixen Queen. Eileen tended to injured Toons as Constance was appointed the first Colonial Governor of Toontown. Queen Vella I demanded Constance produce the seven heirs to the Kingdoms of Cartonia, though Constance and Eileen were unaware of this development. After they learned the truth, they returned to The Imperial Conqueror to parley with the Queen. Eileen learned how the Cartonians had managed to communicate with each other with Whisper Chips, and how the foxes had located Toontown by tracking Dr. Molecule's university application from years prior. Certain that Toontown would be obliterated if they did not comply, Eileen and Constance produced the seven heirs. Vella intended to return them to Cartonia and elevate them to their thrones to quell a domestic rebellion. Eileen was chosen to accompany Hyla Sensitive on the voyage. The seven heirs and their guests departed from Toontown aboard The Imperial Conqueror and began to sail north to Cartonia.
=== Revolution ===
In "Aurora," as the Toons sailed from Toontown to Vulpus, Eileen learned that Cale Metfin had survived the Chipper explosion and was on board. She and Piggy Pie confronted Cale and listened to her story. Cale insisted she was a member of the Free and wanted to help the Toons, but Eileen was skeptical. Upon arrival in Vista, Vulpus, the Toons were briefly housed in the Rook of Vulpus before being carted off to the House of Intended Design in Yefoxerinburg, Vulpus, where they were all gassed to death on live television. 
Eileen survived in "Billow and Breeze," and was rescued by the Free. She was dispatched to Vannastadt, the former capital of Willie, along with Hyla Sensitive and Mickey Elias. They were moved to a safehouse under Musenzollern Castle. In "Common Sense," the mice's protector, Mr. Meesh, left the safehouse for messages, and never returned. In "Outlast Your Queen," Eileen, Hyla, and Mickey ventured outside the safehouse in search of Mr. Meesh or food. They ended up in the former throne room of Musenzollern Castle, where Hyla was captured. Eileen and Mickey escaped, eventually rescued by Free member Sairene Rendle. Hyla, however, was burned at the stake in the courtyard of Musenzollern Castle on direct order from Vella Vixen. 
Eileen and Mickey were moved out of Vannastadt in "Hang Together," and subsequently reunited with Piggy Pie and Alice Carver. They also met Usa Uhuru, one of the leaders of the Free. They realized that Bradley, Doctor, and Slate were all being held captive at Antlerstag, and so they set off in that direction. Before they could make much headway, Mickey collapsed. He begged Eileen not to let him die in Cartonia. The group sought medical help for him in "Assailants Unknown," and progressed further into the Death Fields. Eileen proposed an idea to strike Rook James by informing him about the extinctions on Eusuchia, a plan that Usa chose to adopt. 
The group sheltered in the ruins of Talonclaw Castle in "Tarry Not the Final Quest." She witnessed the final conference of the Free's leadership in "Terminal." She volunteered to join Usa on an assassination mission into the Rook of Vulpus. She briefly appeared in "Into a Land So Free." 
Eileen traveled with the Toons and Usa to a series of safehouses in "For Tomorrow We Die." She met Caro and Dot, two foxes in the Free, to whom she took a liking. On the outskirts of Vista, she learned of the destruction of Antlerstag. 
On the eve of revolution, in "Vulpus Aflame," Eileen, Piggy, Alice, and Usa snuck into the Catacombs through the Mausoleum to Vixen VII. Alice was injured on the journey, so Usa and Eileen went alone into the Rook of Vulpus. As revolution surged in the city, Eileen and Usa managed to reach the Vixen Queen's tower. They ambushed Vella and Jewellia, who were both caught unawares. Eileen charged Vella with massacre and murder. She shot her, leaving the episode on a cliffhanger. 
In "Toontown Asunder," Vella survived the assassination, as the room was rigged with an invisible shield of bulletproof glass. Vella cut off the air in the room, attempting to gas Usa and Eileen to death. However, Mata Hairy revealed herself as Jewellia, and killed the Vixen Queen. Eileen then raced with Mata to the command room, where she begged Rook James to spare Toontown from obliteration by the Horizon Bomb. Rook diverted the bomb over the Vulpus Armada, saving Toontown. Eileen opted to not be a part of the provisional Cartonian government, and instead returned home to Toontown with the rest of the surviving Toons. 
"Afterword" revealed that Eileen continued to be active in Toon politics, as well as Cartonian politics. She frequently made return voyages to Cartonia to advise on democracy and justice. Her name became synonymous with peace. Upon her death, Mus, Willie was renamed Irenic. 
==Character==
===Namesake===
Eileen Irenic's surname is an English word meaning "aiming or aimed at peace." This name was chosen because of Eileen's leadership of the Resistance and her dedication to peace in Toontown. 
==Trivia==
*Of the eight main characters of Rewritten, Eileen Irenic is the only truly original character.
**Four of the main characters were NPCs from Toontown and three were based on real Toontown players
*Eileen is one of three main characters to maintain that status through all seasons, along with Piggy Pie and Doctor.
*Eileen is the only character to appear in every episode of Rewritten. 
*Eileen is the only Featured Character from "Silent Night" to not appear in War.
*Eileen is the only character from modern Toontown to appear as a featured character in a Christmas special.
*Eileen is one of two characters to appear in every episode of Contact, the other being Constance Miller.
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