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The Break

Dimension One and Dimension Two

## Counterpart Starz Wiki

**The Break** is a reference to the period following the 1996 outbreak of The Flu in Dimension Two on the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

During the decade before "The Break", the timelines of Dimension One and Dimension Two were mostly synchronous, with world events closely duplicated in both.

## History

In 1986, during the Cold War between the United States and the USSR, there was an accident during an experiment in the USSR-controlled area of East Berlin. At the time, the universe split into two identical copies (Dimension One and Dimension Two).

The worlds were identical at the moment The Crossing opened. While some slight differences are noted within the first decade after the duplication, world events followed mostly along the same track until The Flu outbreak in Dimension Two reached its peak in the mid-1990s.

**EDITOR’S NOTE: This HD timeline image from *Love the Lie* offers some specific details of divergence between the dimensions. Along the top, from left to right, recognizable images include an original Tamgotchi, the collapse of the Berlin Wall, Nelson Mandela, an original Walkman, the crew of the doomed Space Shuttle Columbia, a close up of cigarette butts, an original iPod, a 50 Euro note, former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi, deceased North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Il, a sounder of swine, smoke rising from the twin towers, an original iPhone, singer Prince, and a county-by-county results map of the 2016 US election.**

**Along the bottom timeline you can see the Space Shuttle Challenger explosion, leaders Mikhail Gorbachev and Erich Honecker of the old USSR, an erupting volcano, what appears to be a closeup of an Ebola virus, a mosquito on someone’s arm, pedestrians in surgical masks, and a giant sea turtle.**

The Dimension Two timeline diverged significantly with the death of 7% of D2's human population during the first four years of the flu's spread. The political and cultural upheaval that followed the pandemic caused Dimension Two to focus their scientific efforts on health and safety with tremendous developments in the medical field such as treatments for HIV and mapping the human genome (both developments were then shared with D1).

D2 Europe outlawed tobacco products and made it a crime NOT to report illness in yourself or your neighbors. There is also some indication that the pork industry, at least in Europe, is no more. There is a cultural taboo against eating pork because the disease spread from swine to human.

Dimension One, completely unaffected by the disease, seems to have carried on very much like the "real world" with consumer-driven developments in personal computing and electronics and little specific focus on large-scale scientific exploration to bolster the common health and welfare.

Creator Justin Marks tells Counterpart Starz Wiki that this point of great divergence will be further explored in the series.
Rashad Roumani

**Rashad Roumani** is the name of a character in the first season of the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

D1 Roumani works in the Office of Interchange Strategy Department bullpen.

D2 Roumani is an Indigo-trained sleeper agent sent from Dimension Two to Dimension One to replace his counterpart or "Shadow".

Roumani is played by Junes Zahdi. The character was known as "Glasses" in all pre-show publicity in order to hide the true nature of the role.

## Season One

D2 Rashad Roumani, Helen Moller, and Oskar Wolfe come through The Crossing using forged papers showing they're assigned to the D2 Embassy in Dimension One. (See: *Shaking the Tree*)

D2 Roumani takes over his Shadow's life and shoots up the Strategy Department. This appears to be a distraction in order to get him into a secured room so that he can disable door locks in the building and allow Oskar to get back down to Customs and The Crossing.(See *No Man's Land (Part One)*)
Alexander Pope

**Alexander Pope** is the name of a mysterious Dimension Two character appearing in the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

Pope describes himself as a "Runner". When pressed, he explains that his job was to recruit people like D1 Howard and turn them into people like D2 Howard.

He is well connected with information from the Office of Interchange and is still close to Howard Silk having recruited him more than 20 years earlier.

He is also deeply involved in project Indigo and is using his network of spies in Dimension One to get sleeper agents into positions of power within the Office of Interchange.

Pope is portrayed by Stephen Rea.

## Season One

Pope meets with both D2 Howard and Emily as both seek information about who is behind the conspiracy within the Office of Interchange. (See *Birds of a Feather*)

Emily is told that Pope issued the rendition order on Howard. (See *The Lost Art of Diplomacy*)

D2 Howard learns Pope is facilitating the transfer of illegals through The Crossing as part of the Baldwin conspiracy. (See *Both Sides Now*)

Pope warns D1 Howard not to trust Emily, but Emily blames Pope for the most recent attempt on her life. (See *Shaking the Tree*)

Pope orders the destruction of files at the house in Potsdam as OI agents move in on Indigo. (See *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

Pope arranges a fake ID for D2 Clare to allow her to cross over and take her Shadow's place. (See *The Sincerest Form of Flattery*)

Pope issues a kill order for the students at project Indigo. (See *Love the Lie*)

Pope sets a meeting with Kasper (Adeel Akhtar) to extract the lie exam man. He's promised to give Kasper his other's life in D1 so that he can be with his dead son again. (See *No Man's Land (Part 1)*)

Pope offers to help D1 Howard get home only if he agrees to spy for him like his counterpart did. Their meeting gets physical. (See *No Man's Land (Part 2)*)
JK Simmons

J.K. Simmons Stars in Counterpart

**J. K. Simmons** leads an international cast in the new Starz Original Series Counterpart. He plays two versions of the same character, Howard Silk, one is a low-level bureaucrat while the other is hardened spy.

## Career

Simmons is a well-known character actor and voice actor. In television, he is known for playing Dr. Emil Skoda on the NBC series *Law & Order* (and other *Law & Order* franchise series), neo-Nazi Vernon Schillinger on the HBO prison-drama *Oz*, and Assistant Police Chief Will Pope on TNT's *The Closer*.

His film roles include J. Jonah Jameson in Sam Raimi's *Spider-Man* trilogy and music instructor Terence Fletcher in 2014's *Whiplash*. He is also known for voicing Cave Johnson in the video game *Portal 2* (2011), Tenzin in *The Legend of Korra* (2012), Stanford Pines in *Gravity Falls*, Kai in *Kung Fu Panda 3* (2016) and Mayor Lionheart in *Zootopia* (2016). Simmons also reprised his role as J. Jonah Jameson in various Marvel animated series and video games.

He has also appeared in a series of highly popular television commercials for Farmers Insurance.

Simmons's performance in *Whiplash* (2014) received widespread critical acclaim and earned him dozens of accolades, including the Academy Award, the Golden Globe Award, and the BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor.
Indigo

**Indigo** is a Black Ops program originating in Dimension Two and aimed at exerting influence over Dimension One. The implementation and investigation of the plan forms the center of the Season One plot of the New Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

## Description

As described by a D2 defector known as Alice (Lisa Hagmeister) and seen in the episode *The Sincerest Form of Flattery*, Indigo runs a school for sleeper agents in D2 Potsdam.

D2 children are chosen and taught to hate Dimension One and to blame them for The Flu that killed off 7% of the human population in Dimension Two.

The children are trained for years as soldiers, with the goal of being inserted into the lives of their D1 counterparts or "Shadows" in order to carry out missions to damage D1.

Because these sleeper agents must be physically identical to their Shadows, the children are required to mimic every aspect of their shadow's life during training. This means if their shadow gets dental braces, they must also get the same appliance. In one extreme case, D2 Clare had to undergo a painful procedure to break both her legs without anesthesia in order to exactly copy the damage her shadow suffered in an accident.

## Origin

The Strategy Department within the D2 Office of Interchange is controlled by a Board of Directors. A dispute among the directors resulted in approval of a plan to exert "quiet influence" over Dimension One via a black ops program known internally as Indigo.

D2 OI Management is apparently unaware of the program. It is funded through private donations from individuals who blame Dimension One for The Flu epidemic. These fanatics hate D1 for what they perceive as an heretofore unanswered attack.

## Operation

Alexander Pope and Claude Lambert are heavily involved in the operation.

Clare is a graduate of the Indigo program as well as a former teacher at the school in Potsdam. The episode *The Sincerest Form of Flattery* spends a great deal of time exploring the school and how it works.
The Other Side

Howard Returns to Dimension Two

**The Other Side** is a what characters call the dimension on the "other side" of The Crossing. It is a subjective term depending on which dimension the character calls home. The tension between the two sides is at the heart of the new Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

## History

In 1986, during the Cold War between the United States and the USSR, there was an accident during an experiment in the USSR-controlled area of East Berlin. At the time, the universe split into two identical copies (Dimension One and Dimension Two).
They remained mostly identical for years after the Crossing opened. While the two sides diverged in small ways for years, The Break caused by a deadly epidemic of The Flu caused the sides to diverge much more significantly.

The location of the accident, now known simply as "The Crossing," became a nexus point allowing travel between the two dimensions

The Office of Interchange is the name of the bureaucracy that controls access, diplomacy, and espionage between dimensions.
Ardent Chaos

*Ardent Chaos* is an organization of gods who watch over the world of Mikat.

Nothing much is really known about these deities except for the rumor of their legendary power.
They usually wonder around the world of Mikat as regular adventurers, hiding their power even
when another challenges them, they hide their power and use their years of combat experience
to defeat their enemies

## The Creation Of Ardent Chaos

Long ago, in a world named Almata there were 3 Mages who went on an adventure and they ended up entering a magic dungeon for their first time. These 3 mages then were split up due to traps that the dungeon held, each mage came across
a relic which held the power of a god inside of it. One filled with death, one filled with void, one filled with shadows. Each of these Mages then absorbed this power ignorant of what would happen, and eager for power. Each then became immortal, with the power of a god, but these new gods lacked the experience in how to use their new found power.Eventually when each came out of the dungeon, each noticed that the other was different in every way. Their attitudes, their personalities,
even their looks had changed. One had even lost his humanity. These 3 new found gods ended up splitting up for over 2 centuries, each training their newly found abilities.(story unfinished)

Members Of Ardent Chaos
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The Flu

Dimension Two Public Health PSA

## Counterpart Starz Wiki

**The Flu** epidemic, which began in the early 1990s, is believed to be a man-made illness developed as a weapon in the inter-dimensional cold war depicted on the new Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

Referred to as the München (Munich) virus in at least one report, the illness is described as a fever that escalated quickly and resulted in those stricken dying or spending months in hospital.

The Flu is at the heart of much of the current conflict within the ranks on the fourth floor at Dimension Two's Office of Interchange and the growing crisis in Dimension One.

## Impact

Many high-ranking officials believe Dimension One created the disease and released it into Dimension Two through The Crossing. These D2 individuals view this as an attack and now seek revenge via a program known as Indigo. D1 Emily Burton Silk found evidence that supports this belief and presented it to D2 Management.

### Death Toll

Spread from swine to humans as well as from human to human, The Flu became widespread in 1996. The epidemic wiped out 7% of the human population over a period of four years despite efforts to stop the spread via quarantines at the German border.

According to population figures shown, D1 had 6,048,679,354 people in 1999 while D2 had only 5,592,724,795 meaning there were 455,954,559 fewer people in D2.

Referred to as the München (Munich) virus in at least one report, the illness is described as a fever that escalated quickly and resulted in those stricken dying or spending months in hospital.

### Cultural and Legal Changes

Dimension Two countries have passed public health laws that make it a crime to be sick without seeking treatment. Failure to report a sick person who is not seeking treatment is also a crime.

Tobacco products were outlawed in European countries in 1999. While it's unknown if there is an official ban, the eating of pork is at least a social taboo in Dimension Two. It is also a social taboo to shake hands in D2.

Society has also embraced the wearing of surgical masks for both fashion and function. All children seem to carry them while many adults wear them whenever they're in public.

### Technology Development

In general, the D2 flu epidemic resulted in a large advance in medical technology. Creator Justin Marks explains, "their medical technology is actually quite advanced and really wonderful, but smartphones, just typical electronics, are not as advanced ..."

One visible sign of the increased level of medical tech are the public "Hygiene Stations" located in various public spaces like theaters and street corners.
Anna Burton-Silk

**Anna Burton-Silk**, daughter of D2 Howard Silk and Emily Burton Silk, is a recurring character in Starz *Counterpart*.

The character only exists in Dimension Two having been lost to miscarriage in D1. She is a doctor. Anna is still close with her mother, but is angry and distrustful of her father after years of estrangement.

## Season One

Anna meets D1 Howard for the first time and notices he's not acting like his counterpart during her mother's medical crisis. (*Both Sides Now*)

D1 Howard goes to visit Anna. She is suspicious of his motives and returns the visit, confronting him at his apartment. They talk. (*Shaking the Tree*)

Anna tells her mother she's starting to feel concern for her father again due to his recent change in behavior and their talk. Emily warns her off saying Howard hasn't changed. (*Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

Thinking that he's returning home, D1 Howard leaves a card for Anna. The inscription reads, "You’re everything I hoped you’d become. – Dad”. (*No Man's Land (Part 2)*)

## Season Two

Anna visits her mother to discuss a recent breakup and the disappearance of her father. (*Outside In*)

D2 Emily calls Anna to treat D1 Howard after he is shot. Anna learns her parents are spies and tells a story that makes it clear that D1 Emily crossed over and interacted with an eight-year-old Anna. (*In From The Cold*)
Teil 4

Der **vierte Teil** von *Haus des Geldes* besteht aus 8 Folgen. Die Erstausstrahlung des vierten Teils erfolgte weltweit am 3. April 2020 auf Netflix.

## Episoden

### "Game Over"

Wut und Trauer erhöhen die Spannung in der Gruppe. Der Professor wagt trotz seiner Trauer einen Fluchtversuch.

### "Berlins Hochzeit"

Die Gruppe ist von Palermos Taten schockiert. Sierra pocht auf einen Deal. Der Professor erinnert sich an die Hochzeit seines Bruders.

### "Lektion in Anatomie"

Der Spion des Professors will der Zeltbewohnerin seine Botschaft überbringen. Denvers Eifersucht auf die Freundschaft zwischen Mónica und Rio flammt weiter auf.

### "Paso Doble"

In der Vergangenheit hat Berlin prophezeit, dass Gandía Probleme verursachen würde. Lissabons Befragung durch Sierra zieht eine private Erhüllung nach sich.

### "5 Minuten zuvor"

Denver bittet eine Undercover-Agentin um Hilfe. Nairobi will ihr Team vor der Kulisse der steigenden Gefahr anspornen.

### "Technischer KO"

Nach Nairobis Entführung verhandelt Gandía mit der Gruppe. Der Professor sucht verzweifelt nach einer neuen Möglichkeit zur Rettung seines Teams.

### "Anschlag auf Zelt"

Der Angriff versetzt die Gruppe in einen Schockzustand. Der Professor setzt seinen neuen Plan mit Palermo und neuen Rekruten in die Tat um.

### "Der Plan von Paris"

Der Professor, Benjamin und die anderen versuchen, Lissabon zu befreien. Tokios Wut lässt sie an dem Plan zweifeln. Sierra nimmt die Dinge selbst in die Hand.

## Besetzung

* Úrsula Corberó als Tokio
* Itziar Ituño als Raquel Murillo / Lissabon
* Álvaro Morte als Der Professor
* Alba Flores als Nairobi
* Miguel Herrán als Rio
* Jaime Lorente als Denver
* Esther Acebo als Stockholm
* Darko Peric als Helsinki
* Lukas Peros als Marseille
* Hovik Keuchkerian als Bogota
* Rodrigo de la Serna als Palermo
* Julia (Juanito) als Manila
* Ahikar Azcona als Matthias
Denver

Cincinnati • Stiefsohn

**Denver** oder bürgerlich **Ricardo Ramos** ist ein Charakter und Krimineller im Keller. Im ersten und zweiten Teil von *Haus des Geldes lebt*. Er wird von Jaime Lorente López verkörpert und erschien in allen Folgen.

Denver ist der Sohn von Moskau und sieht den Raubüberfall als ein großes Abenteuer, bei dem er jeden Moment in vollen Zügen genießen will. Dies ändert sich schlaganfallartig, als er eine Geisel, Monica Gaztambide soll, für die er Gefühle entwickelt hat.

## Persönlichkeit

Denver ist nicht gerade bekannt dafür bekannt, langfristig zu denken und zu planen. Er handelt impulsiv und lässt gerne die Fäuste sprechen. Seine Jugend verbrachte er mit viel Alkohol und den falschen Leuten auf Parkplätzen und lungerte in dunklen Milieus herum. Er hat Erfahrungen mit so ziemlich jeder Straftat gesammelt und möglicherweise hat die eine oder andere Substanz bleibende Schäden hinterlassen. Sein Vater ist sein Anker, bei dem er zur Ruhe kommt und bei dem er Gefühle zeigt.
Trotzdem merkt man im Laufe der Serie immer wieder, dass Denver ein gutes Herz hat und keine bösen Absichten.

## Nach dem Überfall

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Seine Mutter wollte ihn eigentlich abtreiben. Bevor sie Pille nahm, wollte sie noch Heroin zu sich nehmen. Jedoch erwischte sie davor die Polizei und Denver kam zwischen Knast, Drogen und Polizei zur Welt.

## Der Überfall

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## Auftritte

Teil 1
* Folge 1
* Folge 2
* Folge 3
* Folge 4
* Folge 5
* Folge 6
* Folge 7
* Folge 8
* Folge 9
* Folge 10
* Folge 11
* Folge 12
* Folge 13

Teil 2
* Folge 1
* Folge 2
* Folge 3
* Folge 4
* Folge 5
* Folge 6
* Folge 7
* Folge 8
* Folge 9

## Galerie

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Greta

Liv Lisa Fries as Greta

**Greta** is the name of a character in the first season of the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

In Dimension One, Greta works as server in a cafe frequented by D2 assassin Baldwin. She is also an amateur photographer.

Greta is played by Liv Lisa Fries.

## Season One

Greta meets Baldwin and gives her free soup when it's clear the assassin can't afford to buy it herself. (See: *Shaking the Tree*)

Baldwin returns to where Greta works. The two go on a date and end up in bed together. (See: *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

Greta and Baldwin spend the night together when the assassin breaks in after killing Oskar Wolfe.

Greta and Baldwin go shopping along Pücklerstraße near the intersection of Waldemarstraße where they run into **Nadia Fierro'**s ex-girlfriend. The woman believes Baldwin is her dead counterpart. (See *No Man's Land (Part 1))*

Greta discovers the obituary of Nadia Fierro and confronts Baldwin. (See *No Man's Land (Part 2)*)
Heinrich

Bjorn Johnson as Heinrich

Heinrich is the name of a Dimension Two operative living in Dimension One on the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*. Heinrich was well connected to the inner-workings of OI espionage through the D2 spy network he helped Howard Silk and Alexander Pope build in D1.

Heinrich is portrayed by American actor Bjorn Johnson.

## History

Heinrich was part of a clandestine network of agents working in Dimension One. As his cover identity, he runs a butcher shop in the Neukölln district of Berlin (Blutwurstmanufaktur GmbH
Karl-Marx-Platz 9-11).

He was married to a D1 woman and he believes she actually loves him. He seemed happy with his cover and is reluctant to challenge the forces behind the Indigo program even though he believes they are "fucked up" "fanatics".

## Season One

Heinrich warns D2 Howard that something big is about to happen involving D2 agents coming over. He warns Howard that if he goes up against Alexander Pope, he will lose. (See *Both Sides Now*)

Clare views Heinrich as a traitor to "his own kind". She questions him about his visit from Howard and Peter Quayle. (See *Shaking the Tree*)

Heinrich is killed, shot through the chest. His fingers and teeth are removed to complicate identification of the body. (See *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)
Claude Lambert

Guy Burnet as Ambassador Claude Lambert

Ambassador **Claude Lambert** is a character appearing in the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*. He is the Dimension Two Ambassador to Dimension One and as such lives in D1 fulltime.

Lambert is a bit of a character. He appears easy-going and genial but is a fierce negotiator for the powers that be in his home dimension.

He and his D1 counterpart are involved with carrying messages to sleeper agents within the Indigo program stationed in D1.

Lambert is portrayed by Guy Burnet.

## Season One

Lambert is tasked with negotiating for the return of Baldwin to Dimension Two. He faces off with Roland Fancher, and the two come to an agreement to trade the assassin for information. (See *The Lost Art of Diplomacy*)

Lambert meets with Clare and urges her to take care of Baldwin since the assassin was compromised. (See Both Sides Now)

Lambert assists D2 Clare with her transition into Dimension One and delivers her orders from Dimension Two. (See *The Sincerest Form of Flattery*)

## Season Two

Claude Lambert and his D1 counterpart share an apartment and work together. They switch places often and sell information to both sides of The Crossing. (See *Something Borrowed*)

D1 Lambert is taken hostage by D2 operatives and killed by Baldwin at D2 Howard's behest. D2 Lambert is captured by Naya Temple and the OI. (See *Point of Departure*)

D2 Lambert offers to keep Peter Quayle's secrets for a price. He offers to tell the OI everything he knows about Indigo for one dollar more. He's killed by an Indigo sleeper agent, Quayle's assistant Milla. (See *Shadow Puppets*)
Echo

**Echo** is an incarceration and interrogation facility in Dimension Two on the STARZ Original Program Counterpart.

Introduced at the end of Season 1, D1 Howard Silk is delivered to the facility on the orders of Ian Shaw. (See No Man's Land (Part 2) ).

In the run up to Season 2, promotional videos have featured Howard's interrogation at the hands of Yanek, but little is known about the Echo facility itself.

Yanek says his purpose is to extract information from D2 individuals that can then be used against their D1 Counterparts.
Better Angels

***Better Angels*** is the tenth episode of Season 2 of the STARZ Original Series *Counterpart*.

The episode is directed by Swedish-French film director Charlotte Brändström (*Outlander, Madam Secretary, The Witcher*).

*Better Angels* is written by *Counterpart* Executive Producer Justin Marks and Staff Writer Maegan Houang.

## Synopsis

Mira's looming threat forges some unlikely alliances.
Bojack Horseman Christmas Special

Full title: BoJack Horseman Christmas Special: Sabrina’s Christmas Wish

Type and rating: Short TV-MA

Genre: Drama, Comedy, Holiday, Short

Main character: Bojack, Sabrina

Story: Bojack teaches Sabrina about Christmas, and she takes it the wrong way, asking Santa to bring her parents back from the dead.

Our favorite character: Ethan, Sabrina

Rating: 4.3/10 14+
Olivia Williams

Olivia Williams/Image courtesy of: Starz

**Olivia Williams** portrays two versions of the character Emily Burton Silk in the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*. The London-born actor joined the cast of the Justin Marks-penned series in 2016 after completing work on *Victoria & Abdul*.

Williams career is notable in that she has portrayed two of her home country's greatest authors on screen. She played Agatha Christie in 2004 and Jane Austin in 2008.

## Early Life and Education

Olivia Williams was born on July 26, 1968 in Camden Town, London. She attended South Hampstead High School, an independent school for girls in Hampstead, North London. She went on to Newnham College at the University of Cambridge. She left Cambridge with an English literature degree. She went on to study drama at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School for two years.

## Career

Williams then did three years at the Royal Shakespeare Company performing in productions in London and at the group's Strafford-Upon-Avon theater. A touring production of Richard III starring Ian McKellen brought her to the United States in 1995. The following year, Williams scored her first significant television role as Jane Fairfax in the BBC production of Jane Austin's *Emma*. She's landed several television and movie roles each year since.

### Film

Some of her most notable film roles include Roman Polanski’s *The Ghost Writer*, opposite Ewan McGregor and Pierce Brosnan, for which she was named **Best Supporting Actress** by the National Society of Film Critics and the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards; and Lone Scherfig’s *An Education*, opposite Carey Mulligan. The latter film earned Ms. Williams a London Critics’ Circle Film Award nomination as well as a shared Screen Actors Guild Award nomination with her fellow actors from the ensemble.

Williams is also a favorite of the sci-fi genre appearing in *The Postman*, *Below*, *The Sixth Sense*, *Hannah*, and *The Last Days on Mars*.

In addition to her on-screen work, Williams frequently appears in theater productions in her hometown. Most recently she starred in Lucy Kirkwood's *Mosquitos* at the National Theatre in London.

### Television

On television, Williams starred in Joss Whedon's *Dollhouse* with Eliza Dushku. She also landed a lead role in the WGN Original Series *Manhattan*, which also featured her Counterpart co-star Harry Lloyd.
Oskar Wolfe

**Oskar Wolfe** is the name of two characters in the first season of the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

D1 Wolfe works in the Office of Interchange mail room. His job is to x-ray incoming packages for any contraband or dangerous materials.

D2 Wolfe is an Indigo-trained sleeper agent sent from Dimension Two to Dimension One to replace his counterpart or "Shadow".

Wolfe is played by Nolan Gerard Funk. The character was known as "Angel Eyes" in all pre-show publicity in order to hide the true nature of the role.

## Season One

D2 Oskar Wolfe, Helen Moller, and Rashad Roumani come through The Crossing using forged papers showing they're assigned to the D2 Embassy in Dimension One. (See: *Shaking the Tree*)

D2 Oskar leaves the safe house and explores a nearby club. Upon his return he describes it as "filthy" and says "they all deserve to die." (See: *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

D1 Oskar is killed by Baldwin when he returns to his apartment from grocery shopping. She takes his keys and wallet to facilitate D2 Oskar taking over his life. (See: *Love the Lie*)

D2 Oskar takes over his Shadow's life and uses his position in the mail room to distribute guns to his fellow sleeper agents. Their goal seems to be to get Oskar back across the border for some reason. (See *No Man's Land (Part One)*)
Helen Moller

**Helen Moller** is the name of two characters in the first season of the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

In Dimension One, Moller is personal assistant to Roland Fancher in the OI Diplomacy Department.

In Dimension Two, Moller is an Indigo-trained sleeper agent sent to D1 to replace her counterpart or "Shadow".

Moller is played by Lotte Verbeek. The character was known as "Ringleader" in all pre-show publicity in order to hide the true nature of the role.

## Season One

D1 Helen Moller ushers Peter Quayle into a meeting in the Office of Interchange Diplomancy Department warning him that her boss has been in since very early in the morning and is on his "fourth cup". (See: *The Lost Art of Diplomacy*)

D2 Helen Moller, Oskar Wolfe, and Rashad Roumani come through The Crossing using forged papers showing they're assigned to the D2 Embassy in Dimension One. (See: *Shaking the Tree*)

D2 Helen questions Oskar Wolfe after his unauthorized exit from the safe house. (See: *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

D1 Helen is apparently killed off screen. D2 Helen assumes her counterpart's job at the OI and kills several co-workers in a heretofore unexplained part of the Indigo plot. (See *No Man's Land (Part One)*)
Ulrich Thomsen

Ulrich Thomsen/Image courtesy of: Starz

**Ulrich Thomsen** is a Danish actor appearing as Aldrich in the Starz Original Series Counterpart. In addition to a prolific acting career in both film and television, Thomsen is writer and director.

## Career

Thomsen has worked with numerous critically acclaimed directors, and is one of Europe’s most sought-after actors, having starred in over 50 international feature film and TV productions.

He was introduced to worldwide audiences with his leading role in Thomas Vinterberg’s 1998 arthouse hit film *The Celebration* for which he received the **Best European Actor** nomination at the European Film Academy Awards. This was the first of three Best Actor awards that Thomsen garnered for his performance, including the highly-regarded Robert and Bodil Awards.

He gained a reputation for playing dark, heavy, tough-guy characters after the James Bond film *The World is Not Enough*

On television, Thomsen starred for four seasons in the Cinemax/HBO series, *Banshee* in the role of Kai Proctor, an intimidating, local Amish businessman who believes he is above the law. He recently played the leading role of Constantin Rostov in Season 4 of NBC's The Blacklist, opposite James Spader.

Prior TV credits include the BBC miniseries *The Virgin Queen* and *The Company* for TNT, which was produced by Ridley Scott.
No Man's Land

**No Man's Land** is the two-part, two-night Season 1 finale of the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*. Part One is directed by Stephen Williams (*Ray Donovan*, *Westworld*) from a script by Erin Levy and will air on March 18.

Part Two is directed by Jennifer Getzinger (*Mad Men*, *Outlander*) and will air after a one-week hiatus on April 1.

## The Title

No Man's Land is a common title in literature, music, and politics.

Since the show is set in Berlin, the title may reference the large open space between the two barriers that made up the Berlin Wall. This "No Man's Land" or "Death Strip" included armed guards in towers, landmines, guard dogs, beds of nails and other deadly deterrents to dissuade those who wished to flee communist rule in East Germany.

"No man's land" was also applied to the areas between the western democracies and Soviet satellite nations in Eastern Europe. These areas were also equipped with deterrents to dissuade defectors.

In World War I, "no man's land" referenced the area between the trenches of two opposing armies.

## Synopsis

D2 Howard attempts to thwart the sleeper agents' plans. D1 Howard and D2 Emily chase Kaspar.
Mira

**Mira** is a teacher and leader at the Indigo school in Potsdam. She is a recurring character on the STARZ Original Series *Counterpart*.

Mira is played by Christiane Paul.

## Season One

Mira runs the Indigo School in Dimension Two and takes a special interest in recently orphaned Clare Fancher. (See:*The Sincerest Form of Flattery*)

Mira orders the execution of the Indigo students and the destruction of records after Alexander Pope reports that they've been compromised. (See: *Love the Lie*)

## Season Two

Management in Dimension One believe Mira is still alive and active. (See: *Inside Out*)
Justin Marks

**Justin Marks** is creator, writer, executive producer and showrunner for the Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

## Early Life

Marks' love of film developed early in life. He describes going to movies with his mom after his family moved to Texas when he was a kid [1] and how he would stalk Blockbuster Video and other outlets seeking interesting movies to fill his weekends.

In college at Columbia University, Marks studied architecture because he felt the whole "film school" thing wasn't the best way to become a screenwriter and filmmaker. He says the idea of building structures still greatly informs his work.

While in New York for college, Marks started working with filmmaker Brad Furman. The pair made a number of short films and then, after college, headed off to Los Angeles together.

## Career

Having visited Hollywood and interned  throughout college, Marks made enough industry connections to land an assistant job at Single Cell Pictures in 2002. He spent three years in the role, made more connections and friends in the business, and, through his boss at SCP, met his first agent.[2]

His agent sent out one of Marks' scripts as a calling card to various producers. After six months of meetings with different companies, he was hired in 2005 to write *Voltron* for the Mark Gordan Company. While the project never went beyond the script phase, the gig allowed Marks to quit his day job and pursue writing full time.

Marks' second assignment, 2009's *Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun‑Li*, did get made. It wasn't the writer's original vision that ended up on screen, but the project paid and gave him his first onscreen writing credit.

Marks continued to work mainly on projects that never saw the first day of production like *Green Arrow: Escape From Supermax* and the unproduced 2011 *Suicide Squad*.

Through his work writing more than 20 movie screenplays, Marks developed a reputation for quality inside entertainment circles but remaining largely anonymous to anyone outside Hollywood. This quiet career led to a guest column in The Hollywood Reporter: *My Life as a Screenwriter You've Never Heard Of*.

Marks' relative anonymity ended when he was hired in 2013 to write Disney's risky *Jungle Book* live action adaptation. While the feature turned out to be a huge hit, that was far from a sure thing and the uncertainty generated quite a bit of buzz around the writer and director John Favreau . Many credit Marks' script, successfully merging elements of both the original Rudyard Kipling novel and the 1967 animated film, with the project's ultimate box office success.
Management

## Managment

Management Interface Camera

**Management** is a hidden group of scientists running operations at the Office of Interchange in the STARZ Original Series *Counterpart*.

The original five members of Management were the same across both Dimension One and Dimension Two.

These scientists were brought together by Yanek shortly after The Crossing opened in order to study the subtle differences between the dimensions. A fatal experiment left them paranoid and fearful of their counterparts.

Since Management formed, two members have died and one was imprisoned. Currently Management consists of three members in D2 and four members in D1.

## Counterpart Starz Wiki

### **Actor**

Laura Bellini/Sarah Bellini/Anke Sevenich
Office of Interchange

Office of Interchange

**The Office of Interchange** oversees operations at The Crossing, a doorway between two formerly identical dimensions. The OI is the setting for much of the action in the new Starz Original Series *Counterpart*.

## History

In 1986, during the Cold War between the United States and the USSR, there was an accident during an experiment in the USSR-controlled area of East Berlin. At the time, the universe split into two identical copies (Dimension One and Dimension Two).

While identical in every way at the moment the Crossing opened and for several years after, the two sides hit The Break and diverged significantly after that.

The location of the accident, now known simply as "The Crossing", became a nexus point allowing travel between the two dimensions

The Office of Interchange is the name of the bureaucracy that controls access, diplomacy, and espionage between dimensions.

The Office of Interchange is apparently overseen and financed by the United Nations. While Peter Quayle says he believes most world leaders in D1 are unaware of its purpose, the OI is described as a UN agency in much of the early marketing for the show.

## Technology

Personal technology is restricted inside the Office of Interchange. All employees surrender their smart phones shortly after passing through the first security checkpoint in the OI Lobby.

Inside there is an eclectic mix of antique office technology. Typewriters share desk space with early IBM-like desktop computers and dot matrix printers.

A close up of one of the typewriters in the opening credits suggest they are using at least one IBM Selectric product with the distinctive "golf ball" type head. This is particularly interesting in the context of the show because the Selectric typewriter was one of the earliest devices used for "keyboard logger" spyware during the cold war.

Between 1976 and 1984 spies working for the USSR successfully installed "listening" devices in 16 Selectric typewriters at the US Embassy in Moscow. The devices monitored the movement of the keys, compressed the data, and sent it out in bursts to waiting receivers.

It is as yet unclear why the OI employs such unusual technology.

## Known Employees

* Howard Silk
* Emily Burton Silk
* Peter Quayle
* Aldrich
* Ian Shaw
* Bob Dwyer
* Roland Fancher
* Ambassador Claude Lambert
* Naya Temple

## Known Departments

* Interface
* Management (4th Floor)
* Decryption
* Analysis
* Strategy
* Operations
* Customs
* Diplomacy
* Counterintelligence (AKA Housekeeping)
	+ Midnight Station
	+ Section 2

## Recruitment Tool

The agency's website is currently offering a test for job applicants in an effort to recruit new employees.

***"The Office of Interchange is seeking dedicated employees who wish to pursue a rewarding career in the civil service. We offer competitive pay and full survivor benefits. To determine if you have the proper qualities necessary to fulfill our organization’s unique mandate, you will be given a battery of mental and psychological tests. Should you pass the tests for all five levels, you may be contacted regarding a full-time position."***
Elite hackster gangster

## Biography

Elite hackster gangster is not really seen often as he only appeared in two videos both of them he was by himself with no one else in the video he hacked yoshi corn's account twice it turns out that under neath the mask is zombieslayer max\randomness tv which he revealed the second time he hacked yoshi corn's account he told people to sacrifice for his youtube channel.

he first appeared in"Ha hA I aM aN eLiTe HaCkStEr GaNgStEr" he revealed his face in"I aM aN eLiTe HaCkStEr GaNgStReR aGaIn!!"£"!£$!$£%£%"

## Behind the scenes

Elite hackster gangster is played by zombieslayer max\randomness tv
Peter Quayle

Harry Lloyd as Peter Quayle in Counterpart

**Peter Quayle** is a primary character on the Starz Original Series Counterpart.

Peter is a director in the Strategy Department at the Dimension One version of the Office of Interchange. His carefully calibrated career unravels throughout Season 1 as he sinks deeper into the world of espionage and double lives.

Peter is married to Head of Diplomacy Roland Fancher's daughter Clare.

Peter Quayle is played by British actor Harry Lloyd.

## Season One

Peter refuses to promote Howard Silk to a job in "Strategy" but is then forced to bring him into an even more important role once another Howard arrives from Dimension Two. (See: *The Crossing (Episode)*)

Peter promotes Howard to "Analysis" but is forced to pull him off the job before he starts as D2 Howard demands his counterpart be part of the mission. (See: *Birds of a Feather*)

Peter attempts to delay his father-in-law from making a deal to extradite Baldwin back to Dimension Two. (See: *The Lost Art of Diplomacy*)

Peter and D2 Howard meet Heinrich to learn more about the conspiracy. He learns there's a mole in Strategy. (See: *Both Sides Now*)

Peter and Aldrich meet Alice and learn about the Indigo program to replace D1 individuals with specially trained D2 counterparts. (See: *Shaking the Tree*)

Peter realizes that he is the leak in his office via his wife Clare. (See: *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

Peter completely loses it and confronts D2 Clare about being a spy. (See: *The Sincerest Form of Flattery*)

Peter chains Clare to a towel warmer/radiator in the bathroom. She talks him into keeping her secret so he doesn't tell the truth when confronted by Aldrich. (See: *Love the Lie*)

Peter attempts to trap D2 Howard. After that fails, sensing he has no good options left, he drives himself and Clare into an industrial metal dumpster at speed. (See *No Man's Land (Part One)*)

With a broken clavicle, Peter is lauded by Management for his earlier warning about moles inside the OI. He's placed in charge of investigating the recent attack. (See *No Man's Land (Part 2)*
Aldrich

**Aldrich** is a character appearing in the Starz Original Series Counterpart. Serving as the Director of Counterintelligence at the Office of Interchange, The gruff Aldrich is a strange mix of philosopher and spy.

He is portrayed by Danish film star Ulrich Thomsen.

## Season One

Aldrich is suspicious of D2 Howard's mission but reluctantly goes along on orders from Peter Quayle. (See: *The Crossing (Episode)*)

Aldrich searches for clues that will lead him to Baldwin and ultimately gets the assassin's counterpart Nadia killed. (See: *Birds of a Feather*)

He attempts to question Baldwin but she refuses to talk to him. He later loses her in an ambush of armed agents during transport. (See *The Lost Art of Diplomacy*)

He is berated by Peter Quayle for perceived leaks in the department. (See *Both Sides Now*)

Aldrich takes Quayle to meet a D2 defector named Alice and learns more about the Indigo program.  (See *Shaking the Tree*)

Aldrich investigates the death of a former OI Director. He comes to the conclusion that Peter Quayle is the leak in the Strategy Department. (See *Act Like You've Been Here Before*)

Aldrich confronts Quayle about being the leak in strategy, Quayle offers him another suspect. (See *Love the Lie*)

Aldrich and his men seek Howard Silk but he still doesn't think Peter Quayle is telling the truth. (See *No Man's Land (Part One)*)

Aldrich attempts to control D2 Howard by threatening D1 Emily. He has a final confrontation with Baldwin. (See *No Man's Land (Part 2)*)
News report part1 (Jimmy news part 1)

Jimmy news part 1

A.K.A news report part1

## Plot synopsis

Jimmy news part 1 starts with jimmy talking to the audience where he then switches to a different location because "this is a really squeezy spot". Later in the video a man who is late for work appears and apologies for being late Jimmy after hearing this proceeds to smack him in the face for walking on during recording.

The video ends because the "actor" playing Jimmy was seen on camera

## Appearances

* Jimmy
* Random News worker

## Notes & trivia

* *Jimmy during this was not played by Yoshi Corn like he would be in future videos rather he was played by unkown*
Super nerd

**Character name** is...

This first section is called a lead. You'll want to fill it with the most important aspects of the character's life. Think about a newspaper article. Put the best stuff up front!

## Biography

He is more deadly than any weeaboo you can find as he has surpassed just watching anime he now watches and enjoys 100s of content from all over the world but he mostly wears a thomas the tank engine blanket a jester hat and is weapon choice is a light saber he first appeared in "super nerd" which has been deleted by yoshi corn
Mr froog

## Biography

Mr froog is a strange character who comes out of nowhere just to say "THIS IS ART" he first appeared in "The origin of the guardian of the universe (in the idiotic adventures)" in it Mr froog was watching one of the future guardians of the universe playing the piano where everyone criticizes the future guardian currently he last appeared in "news report part1"

## Behind the scenes

Mr froog is a frog puppet that can move its mouth he is played by The Random Hobo
Beispiel

**Beispiel** (Im Original: {*Spanischer Name}*) ist ein Charakter im ersten und zweiten Teil von *Haus des Geldes*. Er wird von {Darsteller} verkörpert und erschien in allen Folgen.

## Persönlichkeit

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Catterpillar

## Biography

Catterpillar has only been seen once in the entirety of yoshi corn's channel and that is "The idiotic adventures that completely wastes your time part 2" in it he helped woody and cat defeat the kitten and bring yoshi back from the dead. He really enjoys playing world of warcraft or league of legends or any of those types of games.

It turns out that Catterpillar is actually a puppet that douive had but after douive revealed this he got beat up by woody, cat and yoshi

## Behind the scenes

Catterpillar is a teddy of a catterpillar with numbers on him I don't know who he is played by
Naked Brooklyn guy

## Biography

Who is naked Brooklyn guy? naked brooklyn guy is kind of a mystery no one knows anything about him even douive doesn't know a lot about him and naked brooklyn guy kidnapped him and turned him into an adult and evil. All we know is he is evil he first appeared in "The origin of the guardians of the universe (in the idiotic adventures)" and he is always naked.

Naked Brooklyn guy has only done one evil thing and that is make douive evil he did this in "How douive became evil and stuff"

Naked Brooklyn Guys appears to be the villain of the season one finale of idiotic adventures

## Behind the scenes

Naked Brooklyn guy is a fire fighter puppet like Brooklyn t guy he is played by The Random Hobo
Guy

**Character name** is...

This first section is called a lead. You'll want to fill it with the most important aspects of the character's life. Think about a newspaper article. Put the best stuff up front!

## Biography

Use this section to give greater details about the character's life.

## Behind the scenes

If there's anything you'd like to say that's not derived from episodes, but maybe comes from interviews that actors or crew gave, use this section.Guy is a pure black entity who came to this world to beat up Sir Toting Head he succeeded in his quest

## Biography

He was born in somewhere nobody knows. In the video "sir toting head vs guy" he killed sir totting head this was guy's only appearance

## Behind the scenes

The person who plays Guy is played by The random hobo