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Julie McCullough

**Julie Michelle McCullough** is an American actress, model and stand-up comedian best known as Playboy's Playmate of the Month for February 1986; she is also known for playing Julie Costello on "Growing Pains" from 1989 to 1990.

Born of Irish descent in Honolulu, Hawaii on January 30, 1967, she was named after a 1950s song called "Oh Julie." She has one older brother named Joey, but her parents divorced in 1969. Her mother, Nancy McCullough, eventually married Herman Paynter, a member of the United States Marine Corp in 1970, and Julie became a "military brat," traveling around the country and living in several states over her life, including North Carolina, West Virginia, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, Texas, Nevada and California as well as Canada and Italy. She personally considers herself Southern, having attended high school in Poplar Bluff, Missouri and Allen, Texas.

While she was living in Allen, Texas, McCullough was approached by a photographer who helped her pose for Playboy magazine. She appeared in the magazine's February 1985 "Girls of Texas" pictoral and became their February 1986 Playmate of the Month, appearing several more times in the magazine through the 1980s and on the cover of "Inside Sports" magazine's swimsuit issue.

Her popularity in Playboy eventually allowed her to make appearances as an actress on television, and she appeared on "Who's the Boss," "Max Headroom," "Super Boy," "The Golden Girls," "Married With Children," "The Munsters Today," "Beverly Hills, 90210," "Harry and the Hendersons" and one season as a regular on "Growing Pains" with Alan Thicke, Joanna Kerns and Kirk Cameron. She also starred in the movies "Big Bad Momma 2," the 1988 remake of "The Blob," "Without Her Consent" and "Revenge of the Nerds."

Through the 90s, McCullough played Drew Carey's vivacious neighbor Sunny in the first season of "The Drew Carey Show." She also had recurring roles in "Drexell's Class" and "Robin's Hoods" with Rick Springfield and appearances in the movies "Round Trip to Heaven," "The Baby Doll Murders," "Arly Hanks," "The St. Tammany Miracle" and "Breast Men." Her TV appearances also include the TV series "Pacific Blue," "Relic Hunter" and "Black Scorpion." In 2004, she voiced herself as a tutorial guide in the video game, "Playboy: The Mansion."

In 2001, Julie married actor David Sutcliffe, probably best known for the short-lived TV Series "I'm With Her" with actress Teri Polo, but they divorced in 2003. She went on to perform as a stand-up comedian with acts at the Hollywood Improv, the Palms Hotel and Casino and the Laugh Factory. She also appeared on the E! reality show "The Girls Next Door." She celebrated her 50th birthday at the Comedy Store Club in Hollywood with a sold-out stand-up comedy show.

Her recent movie appearances include roles in "Sharknado," "Renaissance Man" and "Hospital Arrest."
David Truman

*"Just out of curiosity, where can I get a really good hamburger around here?" - David Truman*

**David Truman** is a native of Ashford Falls and the nephew of Sheriff David Carmichael best known for his work in the Ashford Falls Police Station. He now works in the security department at Hedison Pharmaceuticals.

Born in New York City, David attended Erasmus High School in Brooklyn until he was thirteen years old when several older students including Bud Mason picked him because of his size and build to sneak into a classroom and steal a copy of a science test. Caught by the school's security guard, David was heavily penalized by his mother who took him out of school and sent him to live with his uncle, David Carmichael, to attend Ashford Falls High School in Ashford Falls, New York. Considering himself a street-wise youth in the largely rural upstate city, David was constantly at odds with Principal Cecil Borden and with Sheriff Lionel Taft in his first few years out of Brooklyn until he was put to work at the police station cleaning and doing grunt work.

Over the years, David shaped up into a well-respected employee of the city. He was present for Rachel Hedison's car accident at Ashford Falls Scenic Lookout, the coming out of Len Snedeker at a public ceremony and the arrival of Jack Gable into town. In high school, he was romantically interested in Bobbi Pierce and Daphne Brooks, but he mostly stayed faithful to Anna May Henstridge, his long-term girlfriend in Brooklyn.

After high school, David followed up on his uncle's advice and attended police school near Schenectady to become a police officer. Getting accepted with help from a recommendation letter from Sheriff Taft, now replaced by his uncle, he returned to Ashford Falls and handled part of the investigation involving the explosion at the home of Helen Caldwell. He was also writing several speeding tickets for Daniel Featherstone, who he recalled from high school.

During Blake Hedison's control at Hedison Pharmaceuticals, David was hired to improve the quality of slipping security for the company. He also helped run some of the day to day campaigning for Carl Griggs's run for mayor, although he later changed his preference to Sabrina Collins.

Today, David shares an apartment with Anna May in Ashford Falls.
Cal Gibson

**Cal Gibson** is an American TV character actor, possibly best known for his appearances in the TV shows "Barney Miller" and "Quantum Leap" as well as the 1988 film, "Scrooged" with Bill Murray.

No personal information is available on Cal's life and career. Mostly a TV actor, his appearances include roles on "Sanford and Son," "Good Times," "Barney Miller," "The Dukes of Hazzard," "The Jeffersons," "The A-Team," "Amazing Stories," "227," "The Wonder Years," "L.A. Law," "Murphy Brown" and "Night Court" in which he starred in three separate episodes.
Diana Freeling

*"This is Diana Freeling, still trapped in hell with Melissa Strickland while reporting for the Ashford Falls Falls News Network...... If she thinks she's getting a desk job, she's insane!" - Diana Freeling*

**Diana Freeling** is a long-term resident of Ashford Falls, New York and well-known television journalist remembered for her on-air public access TV antics, particularly those involving her extreme rivalry with fellow reporter, Melissa Strickland.
Jack's Typewriter

**Jack's Typewriter** was a 1960 portable Smith-Corona typewriter, a gift from his father after he turned out his first short story. He has used it through his entire career to turn out the scripts for his television series, eschewing the practicality of a computer for familiarity.

After arriving in Ashford Falls, Jack learned that the typewriter retained the ability to still continue to alter the sequence of events around him by typing the events in the typewriter, upon which the type disappeared and manifested as real events. This ability appeared to work by altering the scope of reality around him rather than by any mystical means. He could alter the decisions and whims of people around him, manipulate probability, conjure physical objects and locations around him, such as a Ferrari and the New York Delicatessen, and manifest living individuals from his past, such as Donna McKenzie. He could also use it to embolden his physical abilities and skills, appearing as a trained fighter to Janet DuBois or an experienced horseback rider to Rachel Hedison. However, these results only persisted within the range of his fabricated reality. When his time as an experienced horseback rider came to an end, he reverted back to his original mindset and physical limitations with none of the granted abilities. Individuals affected by the perimeters of these events still retained the memories of these events and attributed them to their mental faculties even if they were unable to discern their logicity.

Under unknown circumstances, the typewriter ended up in the possession of psychic Hannah Valesic, who keeps it in a glass case behind the counter in her shop in its damaged state, revealing to customers like Russell Coleman and Melissa Strickland that it could once control reality itself. It is unknown if the typewriter only worked for Jack or if another person could have exploited its abilities.
Caroline Stoddard

*"Something happened somewhere.... And I've got to go fix it." - Caroline Stoddard*

**Caroline "Carrie" Stoddard** is the daughter of Paul and Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard and the younger sister of Victoria Stoddard. She was one of several parallel time characters seen at Thornewood Hall in the Winter of 1996.
Carolyn Strickland

### Occupation

Manager at the Ashford Falls State Bank, former waitress/cashier at Dirty Irene's

### Children

Samantha Strickland and Melissa Strickland

### Relationships

None known

*"What is in the water in this town? Every time I turn around, I'm getting screwed." - Carolyn Strickland*

**Carolyn Strickland** is the Manager at the Ashford Falls State Bank in Ashford Falls, New York. Although not a native of town, she is a descendant of the Hood Family, who once lived in Ashford Falls.

Born in Troy, New York in 1945, Carolyn was raised in an opulent neighborhood in Albany before a series of financial disasters depleted her family fortune. As a result, she and her brother were sent to live in Ashford Falls in the Fifties with relatives. With the family fortune erased, her father eventually began working as a contractor for Lincoln Hedison, and her mother was once the assistant manager at the Ashford Falls Movie House. She once had a trust fund in her name, but it was seized by the bank over the string of bankruptcies in her family.

During early Sixties, Carolyn attended Ashford Falls High School where she became friends with Lisa Caldwell and Dorothy Pierce. She found happiness and success as a participant in local beauty contests around Ashford Falls, often traveling to New York City in state pageants where she had aspirations of being an actress that went unfulfilled. After getting married, she encouraged her daughter Samantha Strickland into the beauty pageantry.

Following high school, Carolyn worked at Irene's Restaurant to pay for her classes at Ashford Falls Christian Normal and her brother, David, gained employment at the Ashford Falls Fire Department. After the restaurant closed, she took a job as a teller at Ashford Falls State Bank where she attracted the attention of Naomi Hedison. Naomi helped Carolyn to pay off her debts and find an affordable home for her children in town. With the death of her husband in 1975, Carolyn was matched up several times by Naomi with her son, Bradley Larabee, but a romance never occurred.

By 1986, Carolyn had become Assistant Manager to bank manager Ted Mocherie, and with his retirement, she was certain to get the promotion to his position. Unfortunately, the position instead went to Robert Dunn, the son of one of the bank directors. Inexperienced and often distracted with frivolous pursuits, Dunn kept Carolyn around to do the job he wasn't prepared to do, signing off on her decisions. In his absence, Carolyn worked often with Nathan Featherstone, Carter Hedison and Dr. Albert Waverly, three of the bank's largest clients.

By 1995, Carolyn had successfully replaced Dunn as manager of the bank. The exact circumstances of this turnover is unrevealed, but it may have something to do with the lack of funds and misconduct reported in 1990. When Mayor Sabrina Collins was seeking a location for the town's executive mansion, Carolyn revealed to her the old Hathaway Mansion and the prospect of seeing it restored.
Clark Brandon

**Clark Brandon** is an American actor possibly best known for his roles on 1980s TV, particularly on "The Facts Of Life."

Not much is known about his life and career. His first starring role was in the film, "The Chicken Chronicles," followed by a starring role in the short-lived series, "The Fitzpatricks." Afterward, he starred in the TV shows "Family," "Fantasy Island," "The ABC Afterschool Special," and the TV-movie, "Like Mom, Like Me." He also appeared in a two-part episode of "Wonder Woman" and an episode of "Hello Larry."

After a role in the film, "Serial," he starred as Eddie Brennan, the boyfriend of Nancy McKeon's character on "The Facts of Life," a role he played three more times in the series. He had another short-lived series in "Out Of The Blue," a spin-off of "Happy Days" about an Angel trying to jump off the success of "Mork and Mindy." This was followed by another short-lived series, "Mr. Merlin," an appearance on "The Love Boat" and movie roles in "In Love with an Older Woman," "My Tutor," "Funland" and "Fast Food" with Jim Varney. He also directed three films: "Dark Secrets," "Skeeter" and "The Last Road."

Since 2014, he has been Dean of Students at Areté Preparatory Academy in West Los Angeles, California
Ashford Falls Courthouse

The **Ashford Falls City Hall and Courthouse** is the administrative and law enforcement office for the city of Ashford Falls. The structure houses many of the city's primary public offices, such as the mayor's office, the city council offices, the city clerk's office and the human resources office as well as other civic positions. (Other city offices are located in the former county courthouse on Main Street. The grounds also include the sheriff's department and garage which was added in 1946. It is located at 2500 Main Street (Highway 12) next to the Satterwhite Hotel and across from the Donahue Drugstore.

According to former mayor Lionel Creekmore, the structure was built as the home of local lumber baron Alexander Lubbock in 1843 and passed to his daughter after the Civil War, who turned it into a boarding house for Civil War widows and orphans. Abandoned through the 1920s and 1930s, it was briefly the home of the local Eagles Club until it was acquired by the city in 1946 as the new location of the city hall, replacing the former city hall on the town square.

The location houses the offices of Mayor Sabrina Collins (1995 to Recent). Previous mayors include Lionel Creekmore (1979 to 1987), Carl Griggs (1987 to 1995) and James B. Hood. The local sheriff is Sheriff David Carmichael, preceded by Sheriff Lionel Taft and Sheriff Fell. The current police force includes David Truman, Ted Beauchamp, Alex Iaocca and Samantha Strickland, who is likely to replace Carmichael as Sheriff when he retires.

The city council includes seven members, of whom only Robert Whaley, Douglas Greer and Heidi Shumaker have been identified.
Full Cast List

## Main Cast

* John Candy ... Jack Gable
* Mariel Hemingway ... Janet Dubois and Louise Fletcher
* Emma Samms ... Rachel Hedison and Laura Claybourne
* Raymond Burr ... Carter Hedison
* Dylan Baker ... Blake Hedison
* Charles Rocket ... Ty Hedison
* David Rasche ... Dr. Paul Kirkwood and Dennis Graham
* Andrea Thompson ... Nurse Helen Caldwell and Leigh Costello

## Supporting Cast

In Order of Appearance

* Mark Boone Junior ... Buzz/Cable Man
* Zach Grenier ... Mickey Schwartz
* Unidentified ... Clarissa Newcombe/Jack's Secretary
* Margot Kidder ... Woman in Washroom (uncredited)
* Robert David Crane ... Bob (uncredited)
* Jerry Orbach ... Lou Sherwood
* Renée Taylor ... Arlene Sherwood
* Milt Oberman ... Arnie Fetterman
* Bill Wittman ... Soap Announcer
* Tony Steedman ... Edward Ashworth/Butler
* John Michael Bolger ... Len Snedeker (as John Bolger)
* Mark Zuelke ... James Michael Cody/Chauffeur
* Dick Durock ... Louis Riley
* Anthony G. Schmidt ... Bud Mason
* Murray Rubin ... Manuel "Manny" Kretchmer
* Peter Bromilow ... Pastor Charles Hegg/Auctioneer
* Robert Wagner ... Jack Gates (uncredited)
* Patrick Bristow ... Benny Waverly/Bellboy
* Jason Ross-Azikiwe ... Manoo
* Stephanie Segal ... Debbie Nordoff/TV Reporter
* Brooke Ashley ... Donna McKenzie/Cheerleader
* Glenn Dixon ... Dr. Albert Waverly/Elderly Man
* Zack Phifer ... Attendant (as Zach Phifer)
* Fred Morsell ... Robert Whaley/Choking Man
* Susan Isaacs ... Marie
* Jay Della ... Ashford Falls Cable Man
* Marvin Kaplan ... Maury Gifford/Typewriter Repairman
* Margaux Hemingway ... Mistaken Identity (unconfirmed)
* Rita Gomez ... Marge
* John D. Bair ... Xerox Delivery Man (uncredited)
* Robert M. Bouffard ... Office Clerk (uncredited)
* Elaine Swayneson ... Arnie's Secretary
* Paul Tuerpe ... Waiter
* Michael Caldwell ... Wendell Vaughn/Busboy
Dick Durock

**Richard "Dick" Durock** was an American actor and stuntman who appeared in over eighty films and over seven hundred television episodes, possibly best known for playing the Swamp Thing in both the feature films, "Swamp Thing" (1982) and "The Return of Swamp Thing" (1989) and the subsequent cable television show.

Born January 18, 1937 in South Bend, Indiana to Serbian parents, Durock served in the United States Marine Corps in the 1950s. He later turned up in Hollywood where he started out doing stunt work on television, performing as a stunt double for Max Baer Jr. on "The Beverly Hillbillies" and on other series, such as "Lost and Space, "Kojak," "The Streets of San Francisco" and "Quincy M.E." He soon started doing work as an actor. playing roles on "Star Trek," "The Streets of San Francisco," "Banacek," "Little House on the Prairie," "Battlestar Galactica," "The Rockford Files" and "The Six Million Dollar Man." Mostly playing thugs and heavies, he became famous in the comic book genre for playing a Hulk-like creature on the television series "The Incredible Hulk" and the Swamp Thing through two movies and a TV series. His other performances included the Clint Eastwood films "The Enforcer" (1976) and "Any Which Way You Can" (1980) as well as "Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze" (1975). His other TV roles include appearances on "Fall Guy," "Knight Rider," "Golden Girls," "The A-Team," "Married With Children," "Magnum P.I." "Dynasty," "Santa Barbara" and "Falcon Crest." One of his last TV roles was in Rob Reiner's film, "Stand by Me," as a county fair pie-eating champion.

In the later years of his life, Durock resided in Southern California and often appeared at fan conventions where he was visited by fans. He passed away September 17, 2009 at the age of 72 in Oak Park, California from pancreatic cancer. He was laid to rest at Hungarian Sacred Heart Cemetery in South Bend, Indiana.
Heidi Shumaker

*"I'm not shooting.... But the gun could go off accidentally if you look at it funny." - Heidi Shumaker*

**Heidi Shumaker** is a long time Ashford Falls resident and member of the Ashford Falls Town Council. She was born in Germantown, Vermont and attended Ashford Falls High School in 1970 ahead of Rachel and Blake Hedison.
Heather Locklear

**Heather Locklear** is an American dramatic actress best known for her roles on "TJ Hooker," "Dynasty" and "Melrose Place."

She was born September 25, 1961 in Westwood, California, the youngest of four children of Bill and Diane Locklear. She has two sisters, Laurie and Colleen, and a brother, Mark. Her father was a dean of the School of Engineering at UCLA. She has Lumbee Native American roots on her father's side (her surname being quite common among the Lumbee), but her ancestry is mostly Scottish.

Heather attended UCLA until she quit to pursue modeling and acting, starting out in commercials and landing her first TV role in a TV movie and on an episode of "CHiPs" a year later. She also auditioned for a lead role in the TV series "Three's Company," which she didn't get, but she later appeared in "Eight is Enough" and "The Fall Guy," before landing a role in the series "TJ Hooker," a part that landed her most famous role in the night time soap, "Dynasty" with Emma Samms. The role also landed her a guest-starring role on "Melrose Place" that extended into a starring role. She married Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee in 1986, but they divorced in 1993. She later married Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora on December 17, 1994 in Paris, having their daughter, Ava Elizabeth, on October 4, 1997. They divorced in 2006 with Heather retaining custody of her daughter.
Shadow Jago

A Possessed version of the tiger warrior, Jago. He was a member of the JACKAL Unit who helped fight against Mao's rebellion in 2016.

Shadow Jago is almost identical to Jago except for a few key changes. His skin is a pale blue, he has pupil-less eyes, has chains in place of rope wrapped around his torso, and various articles of clothing are tattered. His facemask is stylized after a skeletal jaw, and his knee guards more closely resembles skulls than they do tigers. Rather than Jago's scimitar, Shadow Jago wields a serrated, saw-like blade. His visual effects (such as the Shendokuken) are colored purple, blue, and black, as opposed to Jago's previously orange, yellow, and white effects.

His voice is much more sinister and darker than Jago's, often resorting to deep guttural growls rather than words.Shadow Jago is a merciless monster who fights without any signs of restraint, bellowing with fury and growling like an animal as he pummels his enemies with a barrage of attacks from all angles.Torn by inner conflict for his past deeds, Jago embraces the tiger spirit only to discover it is a false prophet. Corrupted by Cervantes (originally Gargos). Jago is transformed into Shadow Jago, a dark reflection of the once noble warrior. Driven to conflict, every defeated opponent feeds energy directly to Cervantes' Flask used for research.
John D. Bair

**John D. Bair** is an American actor and stand-up comic whose work includes working as an extra or stand-in in TV shows such as "Ted," "Spin City" and "Sex in the City."

Born in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania on October 1, 1962, he studied at Stella Adler Conservatory in New York City, later training in comedy at The Manhattan Punchline and The New York Comedy Institute. He urther honed his skills in New York comedy clubs, such as Caroline's On Broadway and Don't Tell Mama. He also worked as an extra on "Saturday Night Live" from 1990 to 1991 alongside Chris Farley, Kevin Nealon and Phil Hartman.

Bair also worked as a sketch character on "Late Night With Conan O'Brien" and "Upright Citizens Brigade." In addition to considerable commercial work, he worked as a stand-in for Kevin Bacon, Charles Busch, Richard Dreyfuss, George Eads and Sean Astin. In January 2008, he completed work on "The International" filmed in New York, Istanbul and Luxembourg and opened for the Berlin International Film Festival, released worldwide February 2009.
Jason Ross-Azikiwe

**Jason Ross-Azikiwe** is an African-American actor, known for his appearances in Die Hard 2 (1990), Babylon 5: In the Beginning (1998) and Army of One (1993). He was born Jaja N'Namdi Azikiwe, but not much is known about his film career. His early TV appearances include roles on "Designing Women," "Simon & Simon," "The Flash" and the 90s versions of "Adam-12" and "Get Smart." His other film appearances include "I Desire" with David Naughton and Barbera Stock, "The Last Frontier," "Father and Scout" and "Modern Vampires." His other TV appearances include "Melrose Place," "Brooklyn South," "Profiler," "Beverly Hills, 90210" and "Malcolm & Eddie."
Charles Lane

**Charles Lane** was an American film and television actor best known for playing straight no-nonsense authority-type figures on TV through the 50s, 60s and 70s. Beloved by comedy actress Lucille Ball, he starred in several of the Frank Capra films of the 1940s, such as "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington," "Arsenic and Old Lace" and "It's a Wonderful Life."
Castle Winchester

**Castle Winchester** is a property located somewhere northwest of Winchester, New York in Essex County. Its exact location is somewhat ambiguous, placing it somewhere twelve miles west of Mill City in one of the nearly-inaccessible valleys of Haverstraw Canyon "almost as far from town as Winchester is from Ashford Falls."

The castle was built as a residence in the 1930s by Gage Winchester for his wife, Charlotte Winchester, who didn't care much for living in the Winchester Hotel, which he owned. Having sold off much of his family's properties to build the hotel, the last piece of property was the grounds where the castle was built. It was so far into the canyon he had to commission a road and two bridges to reach it, explaining its remoteness. Gage had the location based on the photographs of castles from Charlotte's collection. Unfortunately, he only got as far as the foundation and beginning of the exterior when Charlotte passed away from unresolved causes in the Late Forties. Just how far Gage got in the structure is unrevealed. Much of his paperwork on the location and layout was lost in a fire in the hotel to identify its location. However, from time to time, hunters and survivalists have stumbled across the old site being reclaimed by the wilderness.

Knowledge of the property (but not its location) was passed on by Gage's daughter, Monica Winchester, to her children, Ty Hedison, Blake Hedison and Rachel Hedison. Her husband, Carter Hedison, was definitely intrigued by it and often times pictured himself living in it. In his youth, Blake several times tried tracking it down, and Rachel once asked Howard Marcus, her grandfather's business partner, about its lay-out. The structure also appeared completed and furnished in the 1989 alternate history imagined by Carter during his coma as a residence to Rachel's dream counterpart. In the dream, she used the vast structure as an "over flow" for her vast collection of European antiques and her considerable wardrobe while she lived at the Hathaway House kept in perpetual restoration.

In Carter's dream, the castle was a vast palatial estate of gardens and walkways on the side of a hill. It was three stories tall with turrets, towers and garret windows and a huge courtyard surrounded by a wall and out-lying structures. The interior had a huge gathering hall with a thirty-foot high ceiling surrounded by a labyrinth of forty bedrooms, a large dining hall, library/study, entertainment hall, attic and several fireplaces. Just how close this was to the actual planned structure is unrevealed.

In 1995, Jenny Turbeville reportedly found the location off a rural road north of Mill City, lodging in it to conduct a paranormal investigation, but this structure actually turned out to be the Gilbert House.

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Laura Claybourne

**Laura Claybourne** is an English-American actress best known for her parts in the TV shows "Beyond Our Dreams" and "Cover Girls" as well as the movies "Distressed," "Bejeweled" and "Shrimp in the Bay."

Born to an affluent family in London in 1960, she began studying ballet at the age of six at the prestigious Royal Ballet School, a talent that lead to her getting the main role in "Carly and the Chocolate River Factory" at eleven years old directed by Mickey Schwartz. She went on to a long TV career afterward starring in "And Mother Makes Three," "Great Mysteries" and "Within These Walls." Between TV roles, she starred in "The Governess," which garnered her favorable reviews, followed by the films "Parrot in a Cage," "Father's House" and "Day Before Yesterday."

In 1973, Claybourne became somewhat typecast in horror films after her performance in the occult thriller "The Legend of Hall Manor" in 1973 opposite Peter Vincent. Her following roles included parts in "The Devil's Dormitory," "Chiller," "The Vampire's Assistant," "The Haunted," and "Food from the Pods." In 1979, she starred in the movie, "Sinbad's Ocean Adventure," which garnered her accolades as a dancer and an actress, followed by "Bejeweled" and "The Ghost of the TItanic." She was also a recurring sketch actress on "Danny Hill At Large" while working as a model.
Traveling to the United States, Laura received roles in the TV shows "Astro-Quest," "Psycho Dad," "Galaxy Quest," "Western Days," "My Two Moms" and "Four's Company" before getting the recurring role of Heather Gilchrist on "Edge of Tomorrow" with Celeste Talbert, Jeffrey Anderson, Montana Moorehead and Lori Craven. While on the series, she met writer Jack Gable who offered her the role of ambitious vixen Rachel Hedison on Beyond Our Dreams. The series propelled Claybourne to international success but she was often criticized in the tabloids for making extravagant requests while she was on the show. When her contract ended, the producers let her go declaring budget reasons over her salary.
After "Beyond Her Dreams," Laura appeared on Broadway in New York City to moderate reviews, eventually getting hired as the game show hostess on the syndicated Cleveland series, "Barrel of Letters." In 1995, she returned to play Rachel in the TV-movie "Beyond Our Dreams: Return to Ashford Falls." The high ratings of the movie led to Laura returning to TV playing Julia Hoffman, the owner of a NYC modeling company in "Cover Girls," directed by her former "Beyond Our Dreams" co-star Dennis Graham. She later appeared in the horror mini-series "Greystone Manor," directed by Jack Gable who again offered her the role. She also had appearances in "McKenzie Falls" as the stepmother to Chad Dylan Cooper, "Zombie High" and "That's So Random." Off-screen, although she dated many of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors, she never married.

After "Cover Girls," Laura returned to "Edge of Tomorrow" for it's final season before joining the short-lived series "Nottingham" in 2004. She also dabbled in directing episodes of the daytime drama, "Blossom Hill."

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Ashley Tisdale

### Known For

"The Suite Life" (2005-2008)/"High School Musical" (2006)/"Phineas & Ferb" (2007-2015)

### Character

Caroline Stoddard

**Ashley Michelle Tisdale** is an American actress, singer, producer and teenage icon best known for her work on the Disney Channel for the TV shows, "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "Phineas and Ferb" as well as the 2006 TV-movie, "High School Musical," in which she played the heiress diva, Sharpay Evans.
Church Street

**Church Road** is one of the original roads in Ashford Falls, New York. Once forming the northeast route into town and merging with Route 12 (now Highway 12), it formerly formed the west end of the town square, but today, it forms a sharp turn before Ashford Falls Presbyterian Church and passing the Ashford Arms Hotel before ending at Commerce Street behind the Ashford Falls Community General Hospital.

Much of the southwest area of Church Street is residential, becoming commercial just before ending at Haverstraw Road fifteen miles from the town square. Several of the oldest homes in town are on Church Street, such as the Lafayette House and Bryer Manor. Although a straight route into town, it is known for being hilly and crisscrossed with several roads like Owen Road passing north and south.
Elizabeth Stoddard

*"We don't have horses, we have a Chevy." - Elizabeth Stoddard*

**Elizabeth Stoddard** is the Owner and Chief Stockholder of the Collinwood Canning Company and the family matriarch of the Collins Family. She was one of several parallel time characters seen at Thornewood Hall in the Winter of 1998 but a separate figure to Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard.

Not much is known about Elizabeth's life. She was born in or around 1920 and raised in a life of opulence, but in recent years, her family fell upon hard times as a rival competitor took her employees and put the family business out of business. Watching the family fortune quickly dwindle, she was saved from bankruptcy by a relative from England, she was married once, and had a daughter named Carolyn Stoddard. Her brother, Roger Collins, came to stay with her in the fading family estate after the death of his wife. Elizabeth hired a young governess to take care of his son and help him get over the death of his mother. In her timeline, she is still living in the 1970s.

Elizabeth was seen several times during the 1998 activity at Thornewood Hall, once by Robert Woods, twice by Maggie Winters and once by David Woods asking him what he was doing in her house. Monica Woods encountered her talking and having and having a conversation with her mother, Elizabeth Woods and the Elizabeth Collins-Stoddard of yet another reality. When Carolyn Woods asked her about Barnabas Collins, she told Carolyn to stay as far away from him as possible.

She hasn't been seen since her last appearance in December 1998.
Fred Morsell

**Fredrick Albert Morsell** is an American actor whose career spans the 70s and 80s and includes the films "Q" (1982), "Delirious" (1991) and "Wilson's Reward" (1980). He was born on August 3, 1940 in New York City, New York and became a graduate of Dickinson College in 1962. His TV appearances include the TV shows "Great Performances," "Kojak," "Hill Street Blues," the 1985 version of "The Twilight Zone," "Mr. Belvedere," "Matlock," "Scarecrow and Mrs. King " and "L.A. Law" before landing a recurring role in the 1986-1987 series, "Rocky Road." His films include "The Delta Factor" (1970), "Featherstone's Nest" (1979), "Fatal Vision" (1984) "Dragnet" (1990), "Delirious" (1991) and "Presenting Mr. Frederick Douglass" (1994), reprising the role of Frederick Douglas he first played in "We the Women" (1974). He currently works in upstate New York, doing presentations at schools about the abolitionist Frederick Douglass.
J. Peter Reason

### Occupation

Philanthropist, Businessman, Owner and Chief Stockholder of the Olympic Foundation

### Siblings

Hayden Reason, Seidon Reason (brothers), Demetria Reason, Vesta Reason (sisters)

### Children

Harold Reason, A. P. Reason, Marshall Reason, Phastos Reason, Mark Reason (sons), Diana Reason, Minerva Troy, Vanessa Reason, Helen Reason (daughters)
Cast and Characters

## Characters

Edward AshworthHelen CaldwellThe ChauffeurRussell ColemanFletcher DuBoisJanet DuBoisCaitlin FeatherstoneDanny FeatherstoneNate FeatherstoneDr. Elizabeth FreelingJack GableJack GatesMaury GiffordBlake HedisonCarter HedisonMonica HedisonRachel HedisonTy HedisonReverend Charles HeggPaul KirkwoodDeborah NordoffLou RileyLen SnedekerDr. Albert Waverly
## Production Staff

Jack Gable - producer and writerMickey Schwartz - assistant producerArlene Sherwood - producerLou Sherwood - producerArnold Fetterman - writerRobert Woodard - photographyClarissa Newcombe - assistant to Jack GableAbby Swenson - assistant to Arnold FettermanMargaret O'Leary - receptionist
## Cast

Laura ClaybourneLeigh CostelloLouise FletcherOliver CohenStan FreemanDennis Graham
## Notes and Trivia

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Grandmaster Zerdark

Grandmaster Zerdark

Grandmaster Zerdark is known as the "Emperor of the Multiverse"

He is the Head Minister of a Rival FOB known as "Cypher Syndicate" in another Dimension. Not much is known by them but we do know their code of conduct. Shade managed to infiltrate their main area of operation via wormhole opening and received a hard copy of their code.

## Cypher Syndicate Rules

Rule 1: Always respect the enemy. Bring them to our side unless they are a threat to our cause. If they have pissed off Grandmaster Zerdark, disregard this rule.

Rule 2: Everything must be done with the approval of Grandmaster Zerdark.

Rule 3: Betrayals will not be tolerated, and Zerdark will hunt you down and make you suffer if you even think about it...and he'll know.

Rule 4: Never loot the enemy's weapons. Respect the dead...that is unless you meet them again if they "respawn". If they have pissed off Grandmaster Zerdark, disregard this rule.

Rule 5: Outside of work, you can do whatever you want EXCEPT for torturing prisoners or combat not from self-defense unless approved by Grandmaster Zerdark. Duels and Sparring are fine.

Rule 6: Never dishonor a fellow member or superior.

Rule 7: Never look down upon those ranked below you.

Rule 8: You are paid every Friday and receive a bonus after each mission completed. It is your responsibility to collect your payment. If you do not, then do not complain about not being paid.

Rule 9: Public Nudity is not permitted. We are not strict about what clothing you may wear, but we DO require you to use common sense and wear something sensible.

Rule 10: Do not use equipment without permission.

Rule 11: These rules may be edited at any time. There may be more rules in the future. We require you to check back for more rules so you know to follow them. Ignorance is no excuse for rule breaking.

## Experiment #86

Zerdark was the one who broke out the Experiment #86 in exchange for "A few samples". He studied the progress that The Mad Scientist created to enchance his further Cyborg project..Although in this day and age, as high advanced he is with his research, He's pretty fucking late. Cyborgs are already a thing of the present and therefore pointless research.

## Spoofs and Facts

-Cypher Syndicate is a real FOB that also does roleplay for their forummotion site.

-Grandmaster Zerdark's profile is actually a spoof of Kristoph Gavin from Ace Attorney

-We really did have indirect encounter with this site. Shade went in to sign up, got removed because they somehow found out he was a Rival PF. No clue how.
Lisa Wilcox

**Lisa Elizabeth Wilcox** is an American actress, designer and former model, possibly as Alice Johnson in the 1980s "A Nightmare on Elm Street" film franchise.

Born on April 27, 1964 in Columbia, Missouri, she attended the University of California in 1984, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She made her film debut in the film, "Gimme an 'F'" and for much of the Eighties, she appeared on several episodic serires, such as "Hardcastle and McCormick," "You Again?," "CBS Schoolbreak Special," "Valerie's Family," "Mr. Belvedere," "MacGyver," "It's a Living," "Hotel," and "Star Trek: The Next Generation." In 1986, she made her big screen debut in "A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master" playing Alice Johnson, the protagonist in the franchise and reprising the role in two more sequels.

After "Nightmare," she had a recurring role on "Knots Landing,"
Later landing a role in the short-lived television series "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventures." In the 1990s, she had guest roles in "Boy Meets World," "Pacific Blue," "Walker, Texas Range" and "Chicago Hope," later starred alongside Mark Hamill in the movie "Watchers Reborn." Her other films include "Men Seeking Women," "Unauthorized Brady Bunch: The Final Days" and the short film "The All New Adventures of Chastity Blade."

Wilcox went to appear in the TV shows "Big Shots" and "Fear Clinic" as well as the films "Dead Country," "Imago," "Clinger," "Fear Hollow," "The Intruders," "The Church" and "Fear Hollow." She also starred in the TV mini-series, "A Place Called Hollywood." She followed up with appearances in the movies "the Possessed," "Kecksburg," "Mystery Spot," "Seasons," "The House Across The Lake" and "Killer Babes and the Frightening Film Fiasco."

Since 2000, she has been a partner in a footwear jewelry retailer company called ToeBrights with Tuesday Knight, her co-star in "A Nightmare On Elm Street 4." The business is still in business today.
Glock

## Overview

A somewhat popular .40 Caliber pistol. This one is made by Smith and Wesson. It is lightweight and features compact dimensions, so it's comfortable and convenient for open and concealed carrying. The centerfire pistol has a standard 13-round shooting capacity and right-hand hexagonal barrel rifling. The pistol features a polymer grip and a double-action trigger. it has multiple firing options like semi, burst, and even full-auto. It is used worldwide around the globe for many militias, enforcement, even civil models.There's not much to say about this weapon because it's a fucking glock. You either know what it is or don't or you either hate it or love it.

This Glock's performance is comparable to the Beretta 9mm. This weapon did not sell well on Market at the time but still is available for $300 (GMP). It comes in semi and full auto options at purchase.
Denny Scott Miller

**Denny Scott Miller** is an American actor possibly best known for his regular role as Tarzan in the 1959 film, "Tarzan The Ape Man."

Born Dennis Linn Miller on April 25, 1934 in Bloomington, Indiana, Miller was a former collegiate basketball player at UCLA. He was discovered on Sunset Boulevard, while working at a furniture store by a Hollywood agent who signed him with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. His screen test was directed by legendary Hollywood director, George Cukor.

In 1959, Denny became the first blond Tarzan in "Tarzan, the Ape Man," a cheapie/quickie which lifted most of its footage from earlier Johnny Weissmuller movies. Miller had been recommended by someone else considered for the role, William Smith, of the TV series, *Laredo.* MGM had Miller under contract for twenty months, and in that time, he worked only eight weeks as Tarzan.

Working often on television, Miller guest-starred twice on CBS's "Gilligan's Island" with Dawn Wells and Alan Hale Jr., first as the Ape Man and later getting recalled in the Second Season as surfer Duke Williams. Both roles became iconic in his career as well as his recurring role as Duke Shannon on "Wagon Train." His other TV appearances included "I Dream of Jeannie," "The Brady Bunch" with Christopher Knight, "Hawaii Five-O," "The Six Million Dollar Man," "Quincy M.E." "Battlestar Galactica," "Charlie's Angels" with Cheryl Ladd and Jaclyn Smith, "The Incredible Hulk," "Knight Rider," "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century," the miniseries "V," "The Fall Guy" "Murder She wrote" and "Magnum, P.I." mostly playing villains and various heavies. Between TV appearances, he appeared in the films "Vanished," "Making It," "Danger In Paradise," "The Island at the Top of the World," "The Norseman" and "More Than Murder."

In his later years, Miller wrote an autobiography titled "Didn't You Used To Be...What's His Name?" and a book about obesity in the United States called "Toxic Waist?...Get To Know Sweat!" He lived with his second wife, Nancy, in Las Vegas, Nevada and taught classes in relaxation. Sadly, in January 2014, he was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. He passed away in Las Vegas, Nevada on September 9, 2014, at the age of 80.
Emma Samms

**Emma Samms** is an English-American actress, dancer and model best known for her parts in the TV shows "Dynasty" and "Models Inc" as well as the movies "Delirious," "Bedazzled" and "Shrimp on the Barbie."

Born to an affluent family in London in 1960, she began studying ballet at the age of six at the prestigious Royal Ballet School, but an injury at 16 prevented her following ballet as a career.

After a brief modeling stint, Samms took up acting, gaining a role in the 1979 movie "Arabian Adventure," which garnered her the British Film Award for Most Promising Newcomer. The movie's London premiere was held as a benefit for sick children, a charity Samms took to heart. She has befriended several children, including a young boy named Sean who had been diagnosed with cancer. They stayed friends even after she continued her career in the United States.

In Los Angeles, Samms landed a part in the 1981 TV movie, "Goliath Awaits," with Mark Harmon. She eventually brought Sean and his mother out to California to fulfill his dream of visiting Disneyland. Encouraged by the positive experience, Samms and her cousin started the Starlight Children's Foundation in honor of her deceased brother who had died of a rare blood disease in his youth. The foundation granted wishes to sick children, and as Samms' organization grew, so did her career. In 1982, she joined the cast of the daytime drama "General Hospital."

In 1986, Emma Samms gained international fame by replacing actress Pamela Sue Martin in the role of Fallon Carrington on the night time soap "Dynasty," following the role into its spinoff, "The Colbys." Her film career was limited to a string of less successful films, such as "Illusions," "Shrimp on the Barbie" and "Delirious." Off-screen, she went through two failed marriages.

After "Dynasty," Samms returned to "General Hospital" before joining the ill-fated show "Models Inc" in 1994. In 1996, she married her childhood sweetheart, John Holloway, and moved back to England. They had two children, a son Cameron in 1997 and a daughter Beatrice in 1998.

Continuing to act, Samms has also written and sold several screenplays. Her Starlight Children's Foundation has helped more than 100,000 children each month in 1,000 hospitals throughout the world. In 2006, she returned to "General Hospital" for a limited run.
Nuclear Winter

## Overview

Nuclear Winter refers to the Side ops mission when The NMB crew went on the search to find the old Motherbase wandering soldier "Depraved Wolf".

## Extract the Wandering Soldier 3 [Side Ops 8]

An Intel report came in that there was a possibility that a NMB old member was POW at a Jansen Military Factory held by Task Force 308.

The Factory is split into 3 parts. reported more than 108 Armed Surveillance cameras. that means there should be double the amount of soldiers.hidden from radars, satellites and imagery. But of course we manage to track the Wanderer..

MSF Members; Shade, Shake, Nathan, Chris, Bowtie, and Lloyd led the rescue effort.
Chris Hackett

*"It's not the living alone that gets to me. It's the sudden strange noises out of no where that bother me." - Chris Hackett*

**Chris Hackett** is a long time resident of Ashford Falls, New York and a graduate of Ashford Falls High School. Generally considered shiftless and unemployed, he has an established reputation as a reliable handyman in the suburban areas of town and caretaker for several of the empty homes in town.
John Michael Bolger

**John Michael Bolger** is an American actor known for the movies, "War of the Worlds," "Public Enemies" and "Carlito's Way."

Not much is known about Bolger's early life and career. He was born June 27, 1956 in New York City, New York, and as an actor started out making appearances in television with roles in "The Equalizer," "Crime Story," "A Bronx Zoo" and "A Year in the Life" before getting a recurring role on "Beauty and the Beast." He also appeared in the Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny Devito film, "Twins" and "Carlito's Way," but he mostly played police officers and detectives in procedural series, such as "NYPD Blue," "Brooklyn South," "ER," "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and "Blind Justice." He is perhaps most well known for his three-season run in the NBC hit series, "Third Watch" as FDNY Lieutenant Johnson.

Bolger has also starred in several independently released films including "Rounding First," "Closer to Home" and "Artists of Hell's Kitchen." He also starred in Michael Mann's "Public Enemies" with Johnny Depp and Christian Bale.
Maddie Bouchard

**Madelyne "Maddie" Bouchard** is an American actress possibly best known for her role as Marcia Caldwell on "Beyond Our Dreams."

Bouchard was born January 9, 1980 in Forest Green (formerly Crystal Lake), Connecticut, notorious for the Eighties crime spree of serial killer Jason Voorhees. She was raised in Queens, New York where she attended Forest Hills High School.

At the age of seven, Bouchard beat out almost 1,200 girls auditioning for the role of Marcia Caldwell, the daughter of character Tricia Caldwell on "Beyond Our Dreams" and starred in the recurring role for all five years of the series, becoming friends with her co-stars William Rollins, Sonny Lumet and Laura Claybourne.

Hoping to expand her career, Maddie and her family moved to Los Angeles, California, landing her first movie role in "Haunted House Musical" and TV roles in "The Hotel Life of Jack and Zoe," "McKenzie Falls," "Zombie High," "That's So Random" and "Ferbus and Finn" as well as a reprise of her role in "Beyond Our Dreams: Return to Ashford Falls."

In 2000, Bouchard briefly retired from acting to attend Tulane College in New Orleans with her boyfriend, James William Cassidy. She also became involved in a reported paranormal investigation of the local Broussard Mansion that landed her a part on "Hollywood Ghost Stories," an appearance that allowed her to host the paranormal documentary "Most Haunted Houses" for three seasons.

Bouchard has since gone on to make the movies "Cinnamon Snaps," "McMurphy's Law," "Superhero Academy" and "Horror Movie 5," the fifth installment in the "Horror Movie" parody franchise.