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Patrick Bristow

### Known For

"The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" (2005-2011) and "Whose Line is It Anyway" (1998-Recent)

### Character

Benny Waverly

**Patrick Bristow** is an American actor and comedian, best known for his appearances on "Ellen," "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "Whose Line Is it Anyway?"

Born September 26, 1962 in Los Angeles, California, Bristow is the third child of former performers Frank Bristow and Patricia O'Kane. An alumnus of the Los Angeles landmark sketch comedy/improv troupe, The Groundlings, where he still occasionally performs improvisation comedy, he started his career doing stand-up comedy, getting roles on the TV shows "Ellen," "Seinfeld," "Mad About You" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm." He has also guest starred or had recurring roles on "Malcolm in the Middle," "Friends," "CSI," "The Larry Sanders Show," "The Suite Life of Zack & Cody" and "Family Guy."

Bristow has also appeared as himself in episodes of both the U.K. and U.S. versions of the improvisational show, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and on "Celebrity Apprentice." He is currently the Stage Show Director and Host for the Jim Henson Company's "Puppet Up!," which combines comedic improvisation with puppetry, co-created with Brian Henson. His film work includes "Delirious," "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," "Showgirls," "So I Married an Axe Murderer," "The Longest Yard," "The Twilight of the Golds," "Jimmy and Judy," "Enigma with a Stigma," and "Pain & Gain."

Bristow has been nominated for a Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle Award, a Los Angeles Stage Alliance Ovation Award, and took home a Back Stage West Garland Award for originating the role of Bob in The Breakup Notebook: The Lesbian Musical, which received the prestigious 2006 Ovation Award for World Premiere Musical. His live show, "Stuffed and Unstrung," was also nominated for a Drama Desk award in 2010 in the category of "Unique Theatrical Experience."

Since 1994, Bristow has resided in Los Angeles with his life partner, Andrew Nicastro, the former Director of Global Production for Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation. He and Nicastro were married in April 2010 in a ceremony in Old Greenwich, Connecticut attended by friends and family.
Sheriff Lionel Taft

*"No, I didn't stop you for driving too fast. I stopped you for flying too low!" - Sheriff Lionel Taft*

**Sheriff Lionel Taft** is the former sheriff of Ashford Falls, New York. Considered one of it's most favored citizens, Taft was renowned for his incredible patience and homespun local humor, becoming a naturalized native of town.

Born in the Late Twenties, Taft was raised in Lafayette, Missouri, a small farming community twelve miles northeast of St. Louis. After high school, he entered the United States Army and after World War Two, he went to work for the New York State Police in Dutchess County and later Warren County. While in the Army, he met his wife Contance Berrens in San Antonio, Texas, and married her in 1963. Ten years later, he ran for Sheriff of Ashford Falls, replacing Sheriff Arnold Felt, the second Sheriff after Sheriff Norman Dubbitt, who had been the town Constable in the years the city was under direct jurisdiction of the county.

During his career, Taft's career was mostly uneventful, pertaining to keeping the peace. He issued several speeding tickets to Danny Featherstone and Russell Coleman and his friends using the long back roads for racing cars, he found Bradley Larabee often exploring the empty and abandoned structures around town and helped Sheriff Earl Hackett search for several juvenile delinquents who had escaped from nearby Ardmore Sanitarium, two of whom were Ty Hedison and Bud Mason. He was also responsible for Rachel Hedison losing her driver's license in 1987 after her bad driving habits responded in numerous traffic altercations. Just before he retired, Taft worked with FBI Agent Sherman Oakes in the murder-suicide of Monica Hedison and Philip Martin, a case later resolved as a double murder in 1995.

A history enthusiast, Taft started doing research in the Civil War for a book after he retired in 1987. However, during his research, he started experiencing vision loss and was diagnosed with glaucoma by Dr. Paul Kirkwood, losing much of his vision in the process. Spending his later years listening to music, he passed away peacefully in his sleep in 1995, his funeral being one of the most attended ceremonies in recent years.
Meta-Pill

The **Meta-Pill** was a weight loss supplement created by biochemist Fletcher DuBois as a means to lose weight. His theory was that boosting human metabolism to more efficiently burn off sugar and starch would result in weight loss among people suffering from obesity. He worked on this theory for several years behind the scenes before Dr. Paul Kirkwood accidentally revealed his research to Carter Hedison who then attempted to purchase the rights and ownership to the formula by both legal means and unlawful cesure. However, it was never revealed if DuBois actually finished his research, but he did conceal his research in a compartment of his basement lab. After his passing, his daughter, Janet DuBois, successfully lobbied the interest of philanthropist Jack Gates to acquire it which was complicated due to her confusing his identity with writer Jack Gable. Rachel Hedison separately pursued ownership of the formula in order to wrest a controlling interest in her family's company from her father. Unfortunately, the effects of the Meta-Pill later turned out to have dire consequences for anyone who used it. Its side effects included high blood pressure, heart palpitations, anxiety, severe migraines and nerve damage.
Tangled Vine Bistro

The **Tangled Vine Bistro and Resort** is a restaurant and inn located on Wyckoff Road in Ashford Falls, New York. Once a private residence, the structure has two floors, an attic and a full wine cellar with a main hall, dining room and a modern restored kitchen with bedrooms upstairs available to travelers and tourists. Twelve bungalows on the property are used to rent out to guests.

Built sometime in the 1840s, the structure was once owned by a family with investments in the coal and railroad industries. The family also owned much of the land from Wycoff to Monarch Road, but for unexplained reasons, it was abandoned by the 1900s. Through Prohibition, it was transformed into the Vine Valley Hotel and was the scene of parties, often frequented by reported Mafia-type figures before it was shut down by the State Police for selling illegal whiskey. Bradley Larabee reportedly explored the abandoned edifice in his youth. It reopened as the Tangled Vine in the 1960s through Richard Bobbitt, a hotelier from nearby Albany, who hired a chef named Raoul Fournier as his chef. Through the Sixties to the Eighties, the place was very popular and successful among locals and tourists through Fournier's intercontinental dishes and wines. In the history of the bistro, Bobbitt's daughter, Candace, married Fournier, and they had a daughter, Simone Fournier. Unfortunately, Candace died in 1986, and Fournier himself in 1991. Without him, the structure struggled until 1993 when it partially closed down.

Margaret Bobbitt, Bobbitt's other daughter, inherited full custody of the mansion after her father's death. Having lived there since her youth. she hired Raoul's daughter, Simone Fournier, a talented chef in her own right, to run the kitchen and start a catering business from the mansion to restart the business. To open the estate, she contacted an investor named Bruce Abernathy to help fund the re-opening and hired a contractor named Wesley Coleman to undertake repairs. Along with Kai Momoa, a Jewish-Hawaiian struggling singer as a messenger to handle deliveries, the structure has partially re-opened, having catered Sabrina Collins's run for mayor in 1995 and parties at the Hedison Manor. Bobbitt also rented the main hall for weddings and private parties.

Although still struggling to get the limelight of former success, Simone's talent with the use of her father's old recipes has reopened the bistro part of the structure. Margaret Bobbitt has been opening the old bungalows to guests with Coleman's help, but she is not seeing the fortune from the site's hey day. In 1998, Melissa Strickland showed up doing research on the old Native American burial grounds on the property.
New York Delicatessen (NYC)

The **New York Delicatessen** was a popular Manhattan eatery in New York City located at 104 West 57th Street on the 102-106 W. 57th Street block. It originally served as Horn & Hardart's Automat, later a book store and then the Motown Café before it was acquired by Manny Kretchmer and converted into a delicatessen. It's popularity attracted many of the top celebrities on Manhattan, including Jack Gable, the executive producer of the daytime drama, Beyond Our Dreams.

Eventually, the building was the home of Shelly's New York, an excellent steak-and-seafood restaurant. Unfortunately, the building was demolished in 2007.
Quentin Baldwin

### Occupation

Television and News Reporter, owner of Compulsory Electronics, former electrician

### Mother

Elizabeth Baldwin (mother, deceased), Prudence Kendall (step-mother)

### Siblings

Monica Baldwin (step-sister), Selena Baldwin (half-sister)

### Relationships

Bobbi Pierce, Helen Caldwell, Samantha Strickland

*"Hello, this the Ashford Falls Falls News Network, and I'm Quentin Baldwin....." - Quentin Baldwin*
Michelle Pfeiffer

**Michelle Marie Pfeiffer** is an American actress possibly best known for her roles in "Batman Returns" and "The Fabulous Baker Boys."

First appearing in the short-lived 1979 TV-series, "Delta House," Pfeiffer made her screen début in "hollywood Knights" 1980, but she garnered mainstream attention in "Scarface" and rose to prominence in the late 1980s and early 1990s with versatile and critically acclaimed performances in the films "Dangerous Liaisons," "Married to the Mob," "The Fabulous Baker Boys<" "The Russia House," "Frankie and Johnny," "Love Field," "Batman Returns" and "The Age of Innocence."

Michelle Pfeiffer has won numerous awards for her work, including the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for her role in "The Fabulous Baker Boys," the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role in "Dangerous Liaisons," and the Silver Bear for Best Actress for "Love Field," Each of these films also resulted in a nomination for an Academy Award. She received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on August 6, 2007 at 6801 Hollywood Boulevard.
Mark Boone Junior

**Mark Boone Junior** is an American actor, probably best known for playing corrpt police officers or figures in authority. He is possibly best known for his role as Bobby Munson in the FX series "Sons of Anarchy."

Boone was born Mark Heidrich in Cincinnati, Ohio on March 17, 1955, the son of construction consultant Bob Heidrich and his wife, Ginny Heidrich, a retired teacher. He later moved to Chicago where he grew up on the South Shore. He attended the University of Vermont, where he played on the school's men's soccer team. After college, he moved to New York City to pursue an acting career, starting out doing stand-up comedy with actor Steve Buscemi, and eventually adding the name Boone from a New York City war memorial to his stage name.

His first starring role was in the short, "Anybody's Women," followed through the Eighties with bit parts in "Born in Flames," "The Way It Is," "Film House Fever," "Landlord Blues," "New York Stories" and Delirious with John Candy and Emma Samms. He also made a few television appearances in TV shows, such as "The Equalizer," "Law and Order," "Quantum Leap," "Wonder Years," "In the Heat of the Night," "Seinfeld," "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and several other shows.

Following his role as a corrupt policeman in "Seven," Boone's career took off and he appeared in such movies as "2 Fast 2 Furious," "Get Carter," "The General's Daughter," "The Thin Red Line" and "Die Hard 2." In 1984, he appeared in "The Way It Is" with Steve Buscemi, who directed him in "Trees Lounge" and "Lonesome Jim." Beginning in 2008, he was a regular cast member on the TV drama series "Sons of Anarchy" as Bobby "Elvis" Munson. He has since gone on to several other movies, such as "Memento" and "Batman Begins," both by Christopher Nolan, and recurring roles in the TV shows "Patriot" and "The Last Man on Earth."
Sabrina Le Beauf

**Sabrina Marie Le Beauf** is an American television actress best known for her portrayal of Sondra Huxtable on the NBC situation comedy "The Cosby Show."

Born March 21, 1958 of Louisiana Creole descent, Le Beauf was a graduate of UCLA and Yale School of Drama and has her own interior design business. She also attended St. Matthias Catholic Girls High School in Huntington Park, California, before it moved to the campus of Pius X High School in Downey, California.

In her early career, Le Beauf first appeared on TV in the 1986 TV Series, "Hotel," later appearing in "CBS Schoolbreak Special," later getting a role in the 1989 TV movie, "Howard Beach: Making a Case for Murder." In her early career, she was often credited as "Sabrina Lebeauf."

In 1984, Le Beauf was cast as Sondra Huxtable, the eldest Huxtable daughter on iconic 80s TV comedy, "The Cosby Show," despite being only ten years younger than her TV mom, Phylicia Rashad. Beating out both pop singer Whitney Houston and Miss America Vanessa L. Williams for the role, she starred on the show as both a regular and as a semi-regular for seven years until the show ended in 1992. To date, it is her mosy popular role to date.

After "The Cosby Show," Le Beauf appeared on two episodes of "Star Trek: The Next Generation," and she went on to voice the character Norma Bindlebeep on the Nick at Nite animated series "Fatherhood," based on Bill Cosby's book of the same name.

Le Beauf is a frequent leading lady performing with the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C. She recently portrayed Katherine in "The Taming of the Shrew" with the Company in D.C. Le Beauf also appeared in the off-broadway play “Love, Loss and What I Wore” that ran from 2009 to 2012.
Sheriff Earl Hackett

*"Son, why don't you put wings on this thing? I'm sure tired of catching it." - Sheriff Earl Hackett*

**Earl Hackett** is the Sheriff of Winchester, New York and a former resident of Beacon, New York. He is one of the longest lasting civil servants in Essex County.

Not much is known about Hackett's life. His family originally hailed from Boston, Massachusetts but later moved to Beacon, New York. He served two tours in the United States Army and after he left the service, he was handed the job of police captain in Tyree Springs in 1979, a suburb of Albany, but after allegations of corruption in the precinct, he took a leave of office despite his innocence in the crimes in his department. He was once married, but the fate of his marriage is unrevealed.

After five years as a clerk and then supermarket manager at the Spumoni's Supermarket in Beacon, he submitted his resume to apply as Sheriff of Winchester in Essex County. Considered the only worthy applicant in the process, he was nominated to the position in 1983 and has served in the role ever since, becoming friends with both Sheriff Lionel Taft and Sheriff David Carmichael of Ashford Falls.

Settling into his position as a small town sheriff, he has had encounters with both Amelia Warren and Bud Mason in addition to handing out speeding tickets to Daniel Featherstone and Russell Coleman. He also lent assistance to Carmichael in capturing the Children of the Sun, a cult that lurked through the area in 1992. Carmichael also attended his wedding to Peggy DeWitt, a local schoolteacher and daughter of his predecessor, George DeWitt.
Sabrina Collins

*"If I want to knock a story off the front page, I just change my hairstyle." - Sabrina Collins*

**Sabrina Collins** is the current Mayor of Ashford Falls, New York, a former Senatorial candidate and Albany lawyer. She is also a reputed relative of the Collins Family of Collinsport, Maine, although this assertion has yet to be confirmed.

Born in Tarrytown, New York in 1960, she was one of two children born to William and Lizzie Collins who lived in the small suburb of Sleepy Hollow. Her mother was a medical doctor who supported her autistic father, who spent much of his time researching ancient civilizations for his series of books.

Raised in a household that celebrated academic achievements over athletics, she attended North Tarrytown High School and went on to attend Wellesley College, graduating in 1982. She also earned a J.D. from Yale Law School in 1986. After serving as a congressional legal counsel, she worked for the Dawson, Gordon and Stewart law firm which specialized in women's rights. In 1990, she was encouraged to run for the state senate against Carl Griggs, both losing to the incumbent Mario Cuomo.

In 1995, Collins was approached by Janet DuBois to represent Len Snedeker, who had been rejected for a job teaching car repair at Ashford Falls High School. She was also encouraged by Janet and Bobbi Pierce to run for mayor against Griggs, the local mayor, and break the hold the Hedison family had on the local economy. Unbeknown to anyone, Collins was covertly being supported by Rachel Hedison through the Dynasty Foundation using the election as a smokescreen to seize her father's company. Despite Griggs's efforts to impugh Collins's law career and her liberal causes, Collins still ended up winning the election by a strong margin.

In addition to breaking the Hedison's control over Ashford Falls, Collins also ended another long-term "tradition" in town when finances were secured to convert the long empty Hathaway Mansion into her residence.
Wyckoff Road

**Wyckoff Road** is one of the roads in Ashford Falls. Long and winding with a lot of switchbacks and sharp curves because of the local terrain, it starts from Highway 12 south of town and runs around the perimeter of the city limits with steep drop-offs, abandoned farms and thick woodlands to the east of town, north to where Highway 12 runs from Ashford Falls toward Winchester and then south toward Haverstraw Canyon before turning eastward to Haverstraw Road, completing a circle around town which allows locals to avoid the local street lights for a much longer leisurely road through the acres of unused land east of town or the traffic of trucks avoiding the street lights west of town. It was named after the former community of Wyckoff which was absorbed into Ashford Falls during the 1910-1920 housing boom. Local landmarks on this road include the Old Trout House and Whistler's Rock.
Robert M. Bouffard

**Robert M. Bouffard** is an American actor and art director known for his work on "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," "Transformers" and "The Hateful Eight." Not much is known about his life and career. He started out as an actor playing heavies in the movies "Die Hard 2," "My Blue Heaven," "Rocky V," "Delirious," "The Last Boy Scout" "Man in the Moon" and "Diagnosis Murder: Diagnosis of Murder" along with roles in the TV shows "Parker Lewis Can't Lose," "Ferris Bueller," Murder, She Wrote," "Melrose Place" and "The Profiler." He has since turned to doing art direction, prop creation and fabrication in several high-profile motion pictures, such as "Ocean's Twelve," "Walk The Line," "The Lone Ranger," "Mission: Impossible III," "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," "Spider-Man 3," "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End," "Transformers,"The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," "The Dark Knight Rises," "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tide," "Terminator Genisys," "Star Trek: Renegades" and "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" as well as the TV shows "24" and "Lost."
The Chauffeur

*"Miss Hedison, will you be needing me to drive you anywhere else?" - The Chauffeur*

**The Chauffeur** was an employee of the Hedison Family hired to work as a chauffeur in 1987 to drive for Rachel Hedison after she lost her car in Ashford Falls Lake in 1987. At some point in his employ, Rachel started seeing the Chauffeur more intimately and carried on an affair with him during times she was broken up with Dr. Paul Kirkwood. He was also proficient as a mechanic and kept the Hedison cars running in top order and fully fueled. At least with Rachel, he also sometimes acted as a bodyguard.
Although he sometimes drove for Carter Hedison and Blake Hedison, the Chauffeur drove almost exclusively for Rachel, but despite their covert physical relationship, Rachel could never remember his name. Over the years, she knew him as Clayton, William, Jonathan, Craig, Alan, Greg, Peter, Richard, Warren, Geoffrey, Arthur, Donald, Russell, Lawrence, Edward, Alfred, Kyle, Oliver, Frederick and Percy. However, the Chauffeur remained entirely professional and answered to every name.

The Chauffeur worked for Rachel from 1987 to 1991, long after Sheriff Lionel Taft reinstated Rachel's driver's license. He was dismissed in April 1991 after Rachel was struck by Danny Featherstone while driving Jack Gable's Ferrari. Not hearing the news, the Chauffeur was waiting naked in the family limousine for Rachel when Carter discovered him and fired him on the spot. A few months later as he was applying for unemployment, his real name appeared on paperwork that was sent to Carter Hedison at the Hedison Mansion.

In 1995, the Chauffeur was working as a mechanic for a garage in Winchester. Although Rachel stopped for gas at the station, she had no memory of him.
Victoria Winters

*"Where am I? What's happening? Where's the White Rabbit? the Mad Hatter?" - Victoria Winters*

**Victoria Winters** is the daughter of Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard and the governess and mentor of David Collins and Amy Jennings. She was one of several parallel time characters seen at Thornewood Hall in the Winter of 1998.

Not much is known about Victoria's life. She was born in or around 1965, living in a foundling home for several years until her mother, Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard tracked her down in 1990 and hired her to be the governess to David Collins. The details over their separation are not known. David was very precocious and undisciplined boy and constantly tested Victoria's patience in a manner similar to Monica Woods and David Woods, the two boys comparing their lives when they encountered each other. Victoria was romantically involved with Barnabas Collins, David's cousin, but their romance came to an end after a lengthy illness and spell of amnesia.

Victoria was seen more times than any other figure during the 1996 activity at Thornewood Hall. She was seen chasing after David and Amy in the upstairs hall by Monica, and reading in the library a few times by Carolyn Woods, Robert Woods and Dr. Samantha Oh. Samantha even overheard the conversation where Victoria questioned over whether Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard was her biological mother. When Barclay Woods encountered her, she mentioned that he reminded her of someone. Carolyn Woods once woke to see Victoria standing over her bed and asking why she was in her room.

She hasn't been seen since her last appearance in March 1999.
Zack Phifer

**Zack Phifer** is an American television actor who career covers most of the '90s and the '00s. Nothing is known about his early life. Mostly known for his work on television, his work includes the TV shows "The People Next Door," "Perfect Strangers," "Moonlighting," "Amen," "Murphy Brown," "Pacific Blue," "Seinfeld," "Grace Under Fire," "Boy Meets World," "The Drew Carey Show," "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" with Melissa Joan Hart and "The Bernie Mac Show" among several others. His film work includes the 1990 films "The Last Seduction," "Get Shorty," and "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion."
Reverend Eliot Bannerman

*"God wants us to make choices. He's just not going to tell us if we made the correct one." - Reverend Eliot Bannerman*

**Eliot Bannerman** is a Methodist preacher who visited several of the churches in Warren, Essex, Hamilton and Saratoga Counties in Upstate New York in the 80s and Early 90s. During his visits to Ashford Falls, New York, he acted as a mentor to young Rachel Hedison, becoming a father figure to her.

Not much is known about Bannerman's past, but he has mentioned he grew up in Washington D.C. and studied for the clergy near Paterson, New Jersey. After doing missionary work overseas in Kenya, Eithopeia and the Sudan, he returned to the United States and worked briefly at a hospice in Massachusetts, later going around as a guest preacher through several churches through the New England, once going as far as Torrance, New York.

During the Late 80s, Bannerman was preaching in churches in the Ashford Falls, Winchester and Peytonville area. In Ashford Falls, he became the source of an infatuation of 18-year-old Rachel Hedison, who often went to him for guidance regarding her father's poor parenting skills and his favoritism direct toward her brother, Blake Hedison. Bannerman tried several times to remark on these problems to her father but to no result. He also frequented Ashford Falls Community General Hospital and talked to the patients and staff there, getting to know Dr. Albert Waverly and checking in on the elderly Bill Donahue. Donahue had a secret from his past he wanted to pass on to Bannerman, but a sudden stroke cut his life short. Bannerman presided over his funeral and that of Jack Owens.

At the start of the 90s, Bannerman was invited to replace the preacher for a church in Exter, Connecticutt. His departure from Ashford Falls greatly bothered Rachel, and without his guidance, she became more ruthless and more opportunistic. Wanting to return to missionary work, he soon traveled to Zambia, Nairobi and Tanzania, where he met and worked with another Ashford Falls resident, Janet Dubois, hearing about her live and encounters with Rachel. However, a bout of malaria impacted his health, and he was returned stateside to convalesce at the Duffy Medical Center near Albany.

Bannerman was reunited with Rachel in the summer of 1991, but by this point, much of her infatuation and respect for him had faded as well as the teenage feelings she once had for him. Part of it was possibly his age and the extent of the malaria on his body. Although the reunion was cordial, Rachel considered him but a figure from her past.

Not much is known of Bennerman's life afterward, but in 2002, Dr. Paul Kirkwood at the Ashford Falls Hospital reminisced with Tricia Creekmore about knowing him and appreciating his wisdom, adding that he had passed in 1993 due to complications from his malaria making it difficult for him to survive cancer.
Patricia Mattick

**Patricia Mattick** was an American film, television and stage actress, possibly best known for "The Beguiled" and appearances in 1970s television, such as "Columbo," "Mannix" and "Tales of the Unexpected."

She was born Patricia Colleen Mattick on July 31, 1951 in Denver, Colorado and attended Grover Cleveland High School in Reseda, California, graduating in 1969. Going by "Pattye," she appeared in several plays between 1981 and 1983 at the Los Angeles-based theater company, Padua Playwrights Productions, performing in "The Visit," "The Danube" and "Bercilak's Dream." At five-foot-two, she leaned mostly to playing younger characters, making her first TV appearance in "Room 222," followed by appearances in 1970s crime dramas such as "Columbo," "Ironside" "Longstreet," "Mannix," "Insight," "The FBI," "Owen Marshall, Counselor at Law," "Emergency," "Cannon," "The Streets of San Francisco," "Tales of the Unexpected," "Lou Grant" and "Trapper John, M.D." She also had roles in the movies "The Beguiled," and in the made-for-TV movies, "Terror in the Sky" and "Cry Rape." Her last acting roles were in two shorts in the 1990s, "And Another Honkytonk Girl Says She Will" and "The Walter Ego." After her TV career, she switched to theater and appeared in numerous theater productions through the 80s and 90s.

Sadly, Mattick passed away from cancer on December 6, 2003 in Tallahassee, Florida. She was buried next to her mother, Laura Patricia Mattick, in Granby Cemetery in Granby, Colorado.
Michael Caldwell

**Michael Caldwell** is an American television actor possibly best known for his roles in "Passions" and "Rodney."

Not much is known about his career. His first known credit was a role in the daytime TV series "General Hospital," followed by appearances on "Perfect Strangers," "A Different World," "Married with Children," "Weird Science," "Men Behaving Badly," "Family Matters," "Diagnosis Murder," "The King of Queens," "Love Boat: The Next Wave," "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" and "Monk." He also had roles in the movies "Star Maps," "Love Stinks," "The Expendables," "Chloe's Prayer" and "Delirious."
Bar

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This the the bar. It's where the Bartender spawns at the beginning of a round. It has a Booze-o-mat machine for the bartender to order up drinks and a shaker to mix them with. He also gets a shotgun, armor, a lighter and a "Sturdy" Top hat for breaking up bar fights, though it's usually just for show. On the back room or "closet", we have a locker filled with more beer then anyone will ever need, a Grinder for blending and juicing, a beer keg for some fresh beer, a Hot Drinks machine, and a handful of flasks.

The bar isn't the most needed place on the station(it's about as useful as the library) but its good to go to if your feeling bored and there's nothing to do in your department. It's also a good place to hang out if your looking for some good RP. If there's a good bartender playing he can usually whip up some stories and tales to tell and entertain you with during your stay there.
Construction Industry

"The construction of roads, bridges, dams, airports, power plants, tunnels, buildings, factories, even whole cities, has created a worldwide boom for engineers involved in construction. While many U.S firms has a long history of international construction actives, the many economic, political and social changes around the global have created a broad range of new opportunities for them and their engineers. Over the last 10 years, U.S construction firms have recorded a significant increase new foreign contracts." Page 110
Renée Taylor

**Renée Taylor** is an American actress and writer, probably best known for having played Sylvia Fine, the mother of actress Fran Drescher character on the TV series "The Nanny."

Taylor was born Renée Wexler to Jewish parents living in the Bronx area in New York City, New York on March 19, 1933. Not much has been revealed about her early life, but it is known she worked as a comedian in the early 1960s at the New York City nightclub Bon Soir, appearing with a then-unknown Barbra Streisand. In 1968, she played Eva Braun in Mel Brooks' feature film "The Producers," a role she got while performing the play, "Luv" with Gene Wilder, who also starred in the movie.

Taylor married actor Joseph Bologna in 1965, and together, they wrote the Broadway comedy hit "Lovers and Other Strangers," the screenplay which they adapted received Oscar nominations. In 1971, the couple co-wrote and starred in the film "Made for Each Other," which received a nomination for the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Comedy. Her acting career followed with roles in the movies "Last of the Red Hot Lovers," "Paradise," "Woman of the Year," "Good Penny," "Lovesick," "Bedrooms," "It Had to Be You" and "White Palace" along with roles on television in "Forever Fernwood," "Matt Houston," "Lottery!," "St. Elsewhere," "The Love Boat," "Tales from the Darkside" and "Thirtysomething." In 1991, she lampooned her writing persona by playing Arlene Sherwood, the co-producer of a television show along with Jerry Orbach and John Candy in the 1991 film Delirious.

From 1992 to 1994, Taylor played the overbearing Jewish mother of Brian Benben's lead character on the HBO series "Dream On" and the mother of Richard Lewis in the short-lived Fox sitcom "Daddy Dearest." In 1993, Taylor was started playing the recurring role of Fran Drescher's mother on "The Nanny," a role later expanded into becoming a full cast member after "Dream On" ended. She also played Fran's mother in the series, "Happily Divorced."

Her other roles included appearances on "How I Met Your Mother," "Shake It Up" and "Victorious." She worked as a voice-actor in the animated feature film "Ice Age: The Meltdown" and in the animated Fox series "Bob's Burgers." In 2011, Taylor was cast in the short-lived Fox cartoon "Allen Gregory," later starring in the 2013 Tyler Perry film "Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor," "The Do-Over" with Adam Sandler and the 2017 film "How To Be A Latin Lover."

Her husband, actor Joseph Bologna passed away on August 7, 1965, in Stamford, Connecticut. They have one son, Gabriel Bologna, an actor. In losing him, she called him "the love of her life."
Botanist

As a **Botanist**, it's your job to grow stuff for the Chef to keep the crew fed. There are plenty of vegetables to grow, and if you're feeling adventurous, there are some other less edible plants to experiment growing with.

## Plants

For the full chart with plant types, what they look like, and what they do, please check out the Guide to Hydroponics.

### Fertilizer Types

**EZ-Grow:** The standard, keeps plants alive. Not needed for weeds.

**Left-4-Zed:** Increases the potency by a large amount, but takes forever to harvest. Switch to another fertilizer if it takes too long.

**Robust Harvest:** The amount harvested increases dramatically.

### Seeds

The seed storage gives you seeds to start growing. There's a couple of hidden seeds too if you get the tools to hack it, but remember that it's very slightly illegal.

### The Chef

Take your vegetables to the chef, then have him cook them up! There are many different foods the chef can make from different foods you grow. Or, as an alternative, have him blend different things for you. Blended foods provide a concentration of various materials that can be separated from nutriment reagents.

## Tools of the Trade

You get a few fun tools as a Botanist that will make your life easier when growing plants:

* Mini Hoe. This one is meant to claw, or perhaps filter, out weeds from the hydroponic trays. Requires multiple clicking, but makes keeps plants healthy for longer.
* Plant-B-Gone Spray bottle. Kills plants slowly and can be filled with other chemicals. Does minor toxin damage.
* Bucket. Fill these up and use them to water your trays.

Things you should get from the outside:

* Toxin Med kit. Just in case you eat something nasty.
* Various chemicals to mutate or treat your plants with.

### Chemicals

Ammonia is a much better fertilizer than EZ-Grow, and unstable mutagens can cause some interesting plant variations.

Most chemicals can be requested from the Chemist, but you're quite low down on the list of people who need them, so try giving them some useful plants to blend.

Different chemicals do different things to your plants when injected. Feel free to experiment until you find a blend you like!

### Pod Cloning

A almost always forgotten alternative to cloning. See the Guide to Hydroponics for more details.

## Traitor

You can use Nettles as an interesting weapon, but they take a very long time to grow to effective potency levels. If you have an easy objective, quickly rush out and get it out of the way, head back and get your plants growing. Your leather gloves give no prints onto a crime scene, so if you ditch your equipment (or hide it) you should be fine enough so no one knows it was you. You can also intoxicate some food if you get your hands on a dropper. Just make sure your give it to the right person!
Wooster Hotel

The **Wooster Hotel** is a 55-floor landmark in Boston, Massachusetts. Considered one of the finest hotels in the area, it is located at 138 St. James Avenue near Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts. Built in 1939, the twenty-five story Victorian Renaissance hotel has 550 guestrooms and 12 suites featuring the best in rich and opulent lifestyles with fine dining and luxuries. The hotel includes room service, two restaurants, a game room, indoor swimming pool and fitness center for its guests. The exterior features a pitch copper roof and a decorative frieze at both the eight and tenth floors. Rachel Hedison used to take Dr. Paul Kirkwood here on their trips to Boston. Paul briefly brought Helen Caldwell here until she realized it's connection to Rachel. Carter Hedison and Dr. Elizabeth Freeling also have been guests here.
Escape Shuttle Hallway

Otherwise known as the Escape Arm, this is the area at the far end of the Primary Starboard Hallway where the Escape Shuttle docks. It is usually filled with hull breaches, phoron, fire, rogue borgs, blockades, and/or shocked doors in the final minutes before the shuttle arrives. This area has one of the highest death rates in the game, so watch yourself.

The airlocks are cycling, so there's no chance of accidentally spacing yourself and the Escape Arm.

Nearby to the north is the Chapel, a quieter place to wait for the shuttle, and to the south is the Research Division where all the phoron fires will be coming from.
Westbridge

**Westbridge** is a lakeside village in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, located 25 miles south of Boston and 15 miles west of Plymouth where Highway 106 crosses the Town River. Largely residential, the area has a wealth of historical significance due to the number of original buildings left over from the Late 18th Century. In June, the town celebrates the Revolutionary Days Festival in Old Westbridge to let tourists experience the Late 18th Century lifestyle.

According to Nelson Healey, a town council member, Westbridge was originally settled in 1651 as a part of Olde Bridgewater, later becoming West Bridgewater before officially incorporated as Westbridge in 1822, the second of the three communities to separate from Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Through the rest of the century, the town was mostly agrarian and industrial, the Town River providing water power for milling and irrigation for farming, but during the Industrial Revolution, there was an influx of British, German and French immigrants looking for farms through the area. Among them was Philip Spielmann, a wealthy nobleman of uncertain origin, who made a fortune in the furniture industry, and who proposed creating Bridgewater Lake, creating the industrial district as a result. Spielman's family eventually simplified the family name to "Spellman."

In 1988, while brokering a deal with Carter Hedison to build a distribution center for Hedison Pharmaceuticals, Healey nixed his plans to demolish the Historic Bridgewater Mill and the Historic Ames Shovel Works on the lake for the land, instead offering him undeveloped land south of town, but Carter refused the offer since it was blocked from the closest roads by abandoned gravel pits.

In 2010, TV news reporter Melissa Strickland was sent to Westbridge to cover their Revolutionary Days Festival as revenge for starting a false zombie attack discredited by Diana Freeling. Her appearance in town bothered several Westbridge locals remarking on her likeness to a local "witch" who reportedly ran amuck in town in the 90s causing chaos. However, Melissa was more distracted by claims of a reputed female "superhero" in town who went around saving people and fighting crime on the town's east side. Her pursuit to catch a photograph of the figure only exacerbated her credibility and standing with the local police, and they sent her home by force, requesting she never come back.

### Known Businesses

* Captain Ahab's (fast food place)
* Hickery Dickery Clock (closed)
* Hilda's Coffee House
* Mocha Jo-Jo's Coffee
* The Old Cabin (local landmark)
* Old Westbridge Rectory
* Pork on a Pole (fast food place)
* The Slicery (pizza place}
* Westbridge High School
* Westbridge Library
* Westbridge Retirement Home

### Known Locals

* Josh Blackhart
* Valerie Birkhead
* Judy Cassidy
* Libby Chessler
* Johnny Cushing
* Nelson Healey
* Jenny Kelley
* Angela Kinkade
* Harvey Kinkle
* Willard Kraft
* Elmer Larue
* Eunice Quick
* Eugene Pool
* Bibi Pratt
* William Samms
* Hilda Spellman
* Sabrina Spellman
* Zelda Spellman
* Jill Terrashita
* Roger Voorhees
Mel Stewart

**Milton "Mel" Stewart** was an American actor, director, and musician possibly best known for playing Henry Jefferson on "All in the Family" and Chief Billy Melrose on "Scarecrow and Mrs. King."

Stewart was born September 19, 1929 in Cleveland, Ohio. He started his career as a jazz musician as a saxophonist, playing with jazz musicians John Coltrane and Charlie Parker, later becaming a voice actor providing the narration for "Scenes in the City", a long jazz composition with a text by Lonne Elder and Langston Hughes for the 1957 album, "A Modern Jazz Symposium of Music and Poetry" by Charles Mingus. In 1961, he recorded an album of Langston Hughes' poetry on "Folkways Records: Langston Hughes' The Best of Simple." He was also a member of the San Francisco-based improv group, The Committee, and appeared in 1969 on The Dick Cavett Show.

As an actor, Stewart had an uncredited role in the 1958 movie, "Shadows." During the Sixties, he appeared in the Broadway shows "Purlie Victorious," "The Hostage"," "The Cool World" and "Simply Heavenly," later appearing in such Seventies TV shows as "Car 54, Where Are You," "The Defenders," "That Girl" and "Julia." During the Seventies, his acting was more prolific with character roles in "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "The Bob Newhart Show," "Good Times," "Harry O." "Marcus Welby, M.D.," "Police Story," "What's Happening," "Sanford and Son," "Benson," "Soap" and a memorable turn as Henry Jefferson, George Jefferson's brother, in "All in the Family," a role he failed to reprise in the spin-off, "The Jeffersons." He also co-starred in two short-lived series, "Roll Out" and "Tabitha," a proposed sequel to the hit Sixties series, "Bewitched." In 1974, Stewart directed two episodes of another short-lived series "Get Christie Love!."

On July 11, 1976, Stewart married Annie Dong. The couple had one child together, a daughter named Alia Dong-Stewart. His roles in the 80s included "Little House on the Prairie," "The Greatest American Hero," "Mr. Merlin," "The Love Boat," "Cheers," "Frank's Place," "Matlock," "The Golden Girls" and "In the Heat of the Night," along with a failed pilot, "The Invisible Woman" with Bob Denver and a recurring role on "Scarecrow and Mrs. King." His movie roles include "Dead Heat," "Martians Go Home" and "Bride of Re-Animator." His last on-screen appearance came in the 1993 film "Made in America," with Whoopi Goldberg and Ted Danson.

In addition to music, acting and directing, Stewart taught acting at San Francisco State University; his students included actor Danny Glover.He established the theater group Black Actors Now Through Unity (BANTU) and directed plays at the Center for African and African-American Art and Culture in San Francisco and the Black Repertory Theater in Berkeley, California. A third degree black belt in aikido, Stewart opened a dojo for inner-city youth in the Bayview district of San Francisco.

Sadly, Stewart passed on February 24, 2002 of Alzheimer's disease.
Simon Turk

*"I don't want to get involved. I've got vomit to clean up in the elevator. Oh yeah, that's the life for me!" - Simon Turk*

**Simon Turk** is a native of Ashford Falls, New York who works as a janitor at the Ashford Falls Community General Hospital, where he makes his presence known by eavesdropping on the doctors and nurses and announcing commentary on the daily events.

Not much is known about Simon's life or past. He has mentioned being raised by his grandmother, but he also speaks about his parents as if they were still alive.
Wyckoff

**Wyckoff** is an abandoned farming community northeast of Ashford Falls in Warren County, New York. Founded around 1795, the area included a trader's post, church, hotel and several homes, including the the old Trout House, many of which are now abandoned and in neglect. Wyckoff Road runs straight through the area. Lionel Creekmore, the mayor of Ashford Falls, sought legislation to preserve the homes as a historical site and village, but he left office before he could see any results. His successor, Carl Griggs sold off several parcels of the area to developers in 1993.
The Ferrari

The **Ferrari** was the chosen sports car for Jack Gable around Ashford Falls in his attempts to woo the heart of local heiress Rachel Hedison. Weighing 1,940 lbs and 170.3 inches long, it was a 250 GT0 Ferrari sports car with a two-door berlinetta-class style body. It was powered by a 300 horsepower Tipo 168/62 Comp. 3.0 L V12 engine capable of speeds up to 174 miles an hour.

Seemingly turning up mysteriously on the second day of Jack's visit to Ashford Falls as a replacement for his regular car, Jack donated the Ferrari to raise funds in an auction for the Ashford Falls Library run by Pastor Charles Hegg. One of the first to bid on it was Dr. Alan Fairwood, followed by Dr. Paul Kirkwood as a gift to Rachel, but Jack outbid him for it. In a further odd sequence of events, Jack was able to take Rachel in a drive in the car through Wyckoff Road. He later lamented the car wasn't an automatic, being unfamiliar on how to operate the five-speed transmission. Driving it to the Hedison Mansion for Rachel's Engagement Party, Jack briefly hit Blake Hedison while backing the car out afterward.

Turning up in the Hedison's garage afterward, the Ferrari turned up driven by Rachel for a while until Janet DuBois confronted her with the mystery of Jack's disappearance. Rather than be faced with a murder investigation, Rachel hesitantly surrendered the car to her. However, also being unfamiliar with the transmission, Janet stored it in the garage at her house where Daniel Featherstone found it during their relationship. While driving the car, Danny accidentally struck Rachel coming out of the New York Delicatessen, causing a head injury that placed her in a coma that lasted over a year.

Stored in Janet's garage again, it was borrowed by Danny several times and also by Dr. Elizabeth Freeling, who tried to buy it. It's whereabouts since then are unrevealed.

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Owens Apartment House

The **Owens Apartment House** (or Owens Street Apartments as it is sometimes called) is a local apartment complex in Ashford Falls, New York. It is located on Commerce Street between Owens Street and Gwynne Street, west of the town square.

Constructed by the Olympic Foundation in the 1960s, the apartments were built on the site of the Old Riddle House, one of the old pre-1860s mansions in Ashford Falls. The location includes several structures featuring 120 apartments (48 two-bedroom apartments and 72 one-bedroom apartments) along with laundry rooms on the property open to the tenants and a playground. Although the location has security lights on property, it is also frequently patrolled by Sheriff David Carmichael and by Officer Ted Beauchamp. Since 1989, the apartment manager has been Sarah Brittle, taking over from Mitt Kreischer, who ran the place since it was built.

Since the 1970s, the apartments have always been at full capacity. Built to accommodate couples and small families, it's tenants include Jason Pryde and Marcia Caldwell, Steven Roarke, Melissa Strickland, Alex Iacocca, Amelia Warren, Daphne Brooks, David Truman and Anna Marie Henstridge, Tricia Creekmore and Russell Coleman and Deborah Nordoff. Dr. Angela Harker also briefly lived here during her time in Ashford Falls.