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WEAVER, Dr. Kerry
(ER)
Cook County Hospital
Chicago, IL
Dr. Kerry Weaver is the attending physician at Chicago's County General
Hospital. She is physically challenged and uses a cane and drags her left foot.
She used to be married to a surgical resident and later considered a lesbian
relationship.
WEBER, Warren "Potsie"
(Happy Days)
Milwaukee, WI (in the 1950s & 60s)
Warren is a student at Jefferson High School and an aspiring writer. His best
friends are Richie Cunningham, Ralph Malph and Arthur "The Fonz" Fonzarelli, an
ultra cool motorcycle-driving mechanic. They hang out at a local hamburger joint
known as Arnold's Drive-In. After Warren graduated from high school, he enrolled
at the University of Wisconsin as a psychology major. For a time Potsie worked
at Cunningham Hardware. Potsie enjoyed singing and belted out a tune whenever
the opportunity arose. He got the nickname "Potsie" from his mother who noticed
that he liked to play with pots when he was a child.
WEIGAND, Det. Lt. Bill
(Mr. & Mrs. North)
( PE 6-0599
c/o NYPD Homicide Division
New York City, NY (Manhattan)
WEIR, Lindsay and brother, Sam
(Freaks and Geeks)
Detroit, MI (Suburbs in 1980-81)
Lindsay is a 16-year-old student. Sam is her 14-year-old brother. They both
attend McKinley High School. Lindsay is an honor student and "Mathlete" but she
begins to hangs out with underachievers ("the "freaks") Daniel Desario, Nick
Andopolis [a pot-smoking drummer and Lindsay's love interest], Ken Miller and
Kim Kelly. Sam's best friends (the "geeks") included Neal Schweiber, an aspiring
comedian; Bill Haverchuck, Sam's childhood friend; Harris Trinsky, a weird
sophomore who gives Sam and his friends advise; and Gordon Crisp, an overweight
boy with a chronic body odor problem. Lindsay and Sam's parents are Harold and
Jean Weir. Note: How do you tell a freak from a geek? Easy. The Freaks like to
have kegger parties, smoke joints and listen to The Grateful Dead. The Geeks
like to go to Star Trek conventions; watch Three Company on TV; and are
mortified when forced to shower after gym class.
WELBY, Dr. Marcus
(Marcus Welby, M.D.)
Santa Monica, CA.
Dr. Welby shares his practice with a younger physician named Steven Kiley. They
both are associated with the Family Practice Center at Lang Memorial Hospital.
Consuela Lopez is Welby’s efficient nurse and office manager.
WELDON, Caroline
(Living Dolls)
c/o The Carlin Modeling Agency
68th Street and Madison Street
New York City, NY
Caroline is a model.
WELLS, Lisa
(Live-In)
New Jersey (Near New York City)
Lisa Wells is a young, blonde and extremely attractive Australian woman. She is
also the live-in babysitter for Ed and Sarah Mathews, a working couple with two
teenage sons and a new baby daughter. Lisa originally lived on a sheep station
in the Outback before being hired by this suburban New Jersey family. The
Mathew’s frisky 17-year-old son, Danny was always trying to get "Down Under"
with Lisa.
WELLES, Tiffany
(Charlie’s Angels)
c/o Charles Townsend Investigations
Los Angeles, CA
Tiffany is a private detective. She is single, blond, and a former Boston police
officer whose police lieutenant father was a friend of Charlie Townsend,
Tiffany’s new employer [whom she never sees]. Tiffany colleagues included John
Bosley [Charlie‘s assistant] and detectives, Kelly Garrett and Kris Munroe. When
Tiffany left to pursue a career as a model in New York City, she was replaced by
Julie Rogers. Tifffany drove Sabrina’s orange Pinto when she departed.
WEMBLY & SEBASTIAN, LTD.
(Five Fingers)
Suite 2318
Europe.
European-based theatrical agency & front for a US counterintelligence agency.
Secret agent Victor Sebastian [code name "Five Fingers"] poses as a theatrical
agent while French nightclub singer Simone Genet poses as his client. Wembly is
their superior.
WENN RADIO STATION 950 AM
(Remember WENN)
( KL-9366 [WENN]
419 S. Isabella Street
Pittsburgh, PA (in the late 1930s)
WENN broadcast range is 70 miles. It can be heard in Trenton and has been
reported in Perth Amboy. The WENN building is next door to the Petroleum
Building on North Gedley Street. Station staff includes Victor Comstock,
managing director [replaced by Scott Sherwood]; Betty Roberts, WENN
scriptwriter; Mackie Bloom, radio actor; Hilary Booth, leading radio actress;
Jeffrey Singer, leading man and Hilary’s husband; Eugenia Bremer, WENN’s
organist; Mr. Foley, sound effects man; Celia Padrusky Mellon, radio actress;
Gertrude Reece, station receptionist/secretary; staffer Tom Eldridge, Maple
LaMarsh, radio actress; C. J. McHugh, station engineer; Enid Farleigh, intern
and aspiring writer; and Rollie Pruitt, the financial manager of Globe
Enterprises (the company that owns WENN). The WENN crew hangout at a variety of
restaurants including the Chez O’Shea, Wong’s Mandarin Beer Garden, the Cafe
Bagdad and the Edelweiss.
WEREWOLF SIGHTING INFORMATION
(Werewolf)
( 1-800-262-WOLF
During the run of the series Werewolf, promotional ads urged anyone who had seen
werewolves to report them to this hotline.
WEST COAST REVIEW: "California's Weekly Magazine"
(Just in Time)
c/o Harry Stadlin, Editor
133 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA
His staff includes his secretary, Carly Hightower; executive associate, Steven
Birnbaun; assistant, Isabel Miller; political columnist, Joanna G. Farrell;
sportswriter, Jack Manning; and photographer, Nick Thompson. The magazine was
established 1967.
WEST, Honey
(Honey West)
6033 Del Mar Vista
Los Angeles, CA
Honey is a private investigator. She is single, blond and a karate expert.
She sports a distinctively sexy mole by her lower right lip and a wardrobe that
runs the gambit from black jumpsuits to stylish fur ensembles. Honey owns the
private investigation firm H. West and Company which she inherited from her
father. His rough and tumble partner Sam Bolt stayed on to help Honey run the
business. There is a simmering attraction between Honey and Sam, but Honey’s
only true love is adventure, and of course her pet ocelot, Bruce. Honey did
discreet surveillance in a van labeled "H.W. Bolt & Co. TV Service" [license
plates: 1406 122 and 1ET 974]. See also -
TV Character Bios
WEST, James T.
(The Wild Wild West)
c/o The Nimrod
Somewhere in the USA
James T. West is a government secret service agent. His partner is Artemus. They
report directly to President Grant. James is the good looks and the muscle [he’s
a pugilist extraordinaire] while Arty has the brains and the disguises to
infiltrate the bad guys. Their living accommodation is a lushly decorated,
gadget-laden railroad car called the "Nimrod" that travels across the Old West
on special assignments [pulled by an 1860 2-4-0 steam engine]. West’s arsenal of
weapons included vest-button bombs, swords in the pool cues, derringers with
special bullets hidden in the heels of his boots and up his sleeves, knock-out
powders and gas pellet bombs. West’s nemesis, among other evil-doers, is the
villainous Dr. Miguelito Loveless, a dwarfish criminal genius who lusts for
wealth and power. and who always seems to get away in the end to return later to
plague West and Gordon.
WESTERN CALIFORNIA POLICE DEPARTMENT See - CHOPPER ONE
WESTIN, Daniel & wife, Kate
(The Invisible Man)
40137 Hazelton Road
Los Angeles, CA
David is a US government research scientist who discovered the secrets of
invisibility and then tried to keep his experiments of invisibility out of the
hands of the US Military. While he attempted to find an antidote for his
invisibility he worked for KLAE Corporation disguised in sophisticated rubber
disguises (a la MISSION IMPOSSIBLE). When he wanted to disappear he just removed
his synthetic rubber skin and Poof!, he was not to be seen. NOTE: Jack Griffin
was the name of the original invisible man in the H.G. Wells novel The Invisible
Man. See also - BRADY, Dr. Peter and FAWKES, Darien
WESTLAND BANK
(The Lucy Show)
c/o Theodore J. Mooney, Vice-Pres.
San Francisco, CA
Lucy Carmichael is his secretary.
WESTON, Elliot & wife, Nancy
(thirtysomething)
( 555-6301
( 555-5104 [Eliot's Work]
Philadelphia, PA
Elliot is an ad agency executive. Nancy is a homemaker and artist. The Weston's
live with their son, Ethan and daughter, Brittany. Eliot & Nancy later separate
when Eliot is unfaithful. On the episode "Whose Forest Is It?" Nancy works on a
fairy tale with her son, Ethan as a means of helping him cope through the
separation and potential divorce of his parents. Throughout the day, Nancy tells
the tale of a monster [a horned Maurice Sendak like beast], Prince & Princess
Stupidhead, and a mystical forest maiden called The Leaf Lady. Nancy later
suggests making "a little book out of some of these drawings" that she drew
while creating the story. The result was a beautifully illustrated children's
book entitled Whose Forest is This? that became part of a continuing storyline
on the show. Later in the series, Nancy is informed that their book will be
published. Along with that good news came the bomb shell that Nancy has been
diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
WESTON, Dr. Harry
(Empty Nest)
( 555-3630
1755 Fairview Road
Miami Beach, FL
Harry is a widowed pediatrician. He graduated in 1959 from Bedford Medical
School; hosted a call-in radio program on WWEN 990 AM called "Ask Dr. Weston";
and has a practice on the tenth floor [later 2nd] of the Community Medical
Center. His tart-tongued nurse-receptionist is Laverne Todd [who spoke with a
pronounced Hickory, Arkansas drawl]. Harry is the father of three grown
daughters, two of which have returned home to live with him soon after his wife,
Libby died. His middle daughter Barbara is an undercover cop and sergeant for
the Miami Police Department. She collects back-scratchers. Harry’s other child,
Carol Olivia, the oldest, is a neurotic divorcée. Rounding out the household is
Dreyfuss, Harry’s lazy-but-loveable dog. Harry’s other friends included his
obnoxious, mooching neighbor, Charley Dietz, a womanizing cruise ship employee
on the luxury liner Ocean Queen who entered Harry’s house at all times of the
day and night to raid the refrigerator; Dr. Maxine Douglas, who runs Canal
Street Clinic where Harry later worked as a partner; and Sophia Petrillo, a
nosey sarcastic senior citizen from nearby Shady Pines Retirement Home. For a
time, Harry’s youngest daughter Emily returned home from college but just as
quickly left.
WESTSIDE BEAUTY SHOP
(Joe & Mabel)
( 934-3114
c/o Mabel Spooner, Manicurist
New York City, NY (Manhattan)
WGEO RADIO STATION 91.6 FM
(FM)
( 555-4367
c/o Ted Costas, Program Director
Washington, DC
The staff of this public radio station includes station manager, Naomi Sayers;
station volunteer/computer tech, Daryl; Quentin Lamoreaux, the host of "The
Classical Show"; and Don Topsuni, the host of "Capital Punishment." The station
slogan is "Radio Free D.C."
WHEELER, Bobby
(Taxi)
c/o The Sunshine Cab Company
New York, NY
Bobby is a cab driver. He aspires to be an actor and has played in commercials
for athlete's foot medication, suntan lotion and Brickhauser Beer. Bobby also
starred in the productions of For Better For Worse, Stalled, Death of a
Salesman, Under the Yum-Yum Tree, the TV pilot Boise and a one-man play entitled
Charles Darwin Tonight.
WHEELER, Phil
(Sanford Arms)
9114 (or 4707) South Central
Los Angeles, CA (Watts)
Wheeler purchases the Sanford & Son Junkyard and turns it into the Sanford Arms
Rooming House. His lives with his children, Angie and Nat.
WHIRLYBIRDS, INC.
(The Whirlybirds)
( 7-5-BRAVO [Radio Code]
c/o Chuck Martin & Pete "P.T." Moore
Longwood Field, CA
Chuck and P.T. are helicopter pilots.
WHITE, Nikki & husband, Dwight
(Nikki)
Las Vegas, NV
Nikki is an aspiring dancer. She is tall, gorgeous, and redheaded. Dwight is an
aspiring professional wrestler. He is kindhearted, hulking, and very much in
love with his wife. Nikki first met Dwight at his going away to college party
but convinced him to follow his hearts dream and so they both headed for Las
Vegas to pursue their fortunes. Dwight made his wrestling debut as The Crybaby,
dressed in a school boy’s blazer and shorts; while Nikki danced in a number of
unremarkable floor shows. Along the way, the White’s faced problems. Dwight lost
his medical insurance and had to stop wrestling until he got a new policy; and
Nikki was asked to dance topless or take a month off without pay. But Dwight and
Nikki’s love for each another helped keep everything together. Although very
much in love, sometimes, Dwight and Nikki’s sex life suffered because of their
conflicting work schedules. But, when Nikki had a chance for romance she didn’t
let anyone get in her way. She once told her friend Luna "You’re standing
directly between me and my husband, and if you don’t move, I swear I will have
sex right through you." The villain in the piece is Dwight’s mother Marion, who
disliked Nikki for detouring her boys college education. But, eventually, she
recognized their career passions and begrudgingly began to warn up to the idea
of their marriage.
WHITE, Perry
(The Adventures of Superman)
( Metropolis 6-0500
( MX 3-1962 [Car Phone]
c/o Editor
The Daily Planet Newspaper
Metropolis, USA.
Perry supervises reporters Lois Lane, and Clark Kent [a.k.a. "Superman"] and
photographer Jimmy Olsen [who calls Perry "Chief"]. Perry’s catchphrases are
"Don’t call me Chief!" and "Great Caesar’s Ghost!"
WHITNEY, Lionel "Brown Shoe"
(Tenspeed and Brown Shoe)
c/o Lionel Whitney Agency
2356 Vinewood Street
Hollywood, CA
Lionel is a stockbroker turned private eye. His partner is con artist E.L.
Turner [a.k.a. "Tenspeed"]. Lionel got into the detective business because of
his love of old style Bogart like detectives from the 1930s. His favorite writer
is Stephen J. Cannell, the author of the Mark Savage novels [The Screaming Dead
Man among other titles].
WHITSIG, John & Georgiana
(Sisters)
( 555-7842
844 (unnamed street)
Winnetka, IL
John is an accountant turned musician. Georgiana ["Georgie"] is a real estate
broker for Maple Leaf Realities. The Whitsig's live with their two sons, Trevor
& Evan, and a dog named Wilson.
WHO, Dr.
(Dr. Who)
c/o The T.A.R.D.I.S.
Somewhere in Time & Space
Dr. Who is an eccentric genius from the planet Gallifrey, whom among others of
his race controlled the secrets of the fifth dimension-Time. Known as a Time
Lord, the Doctor roamed through the centuries as sort of an intergalactic
advisor & troubleshooter. However, his actions were not condoned by his fellow
Time Lords. It had been their established policy not to interfere in the events
of any civilization, but merely to observe them. Bored with the laws of
non-intervention, the Doctor illegally commandeered a time travel unit known as
a TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension in Space) and set out to explore and
interact with the myriad mazes of the universe. When his fans first met him, Dr.
Who was 745 years old. His favorite snack food is Jelly Babies.
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