Ellsworth - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: defined 1980 series in Character Data infobox

2025-07-27T19:03:30Z

defined 1980 series in Character Data infobox

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	{{Character Data		{{Character Data
			\| series=1980
	\| photo=Paradise Valley Sheriff.jpg		\| photo=Paradise Valley Sheriff.jpg
	\| seen=The Super Scouts, Part I		\| seen=The Super Scouts, Part I

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part II")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}"

2024-10-20T01:36:37Z

Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part II")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}"

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	Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.		Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.

	Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part II~~]]")~~.		Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part I")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}"

2023-09-18T03:07:30Z

Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part I")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}"

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	Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with [[John Stockton]] of the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]], and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the [[Super Scouts]] fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.		Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with [[John Stockton]] of the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]], and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the [[Super Scouts]] fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.

	Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part I~~]]")~~. However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.		Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.

	Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ~~{{G80\|~~The Super Scouts, Part II}}.		Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part II")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}"

2023-09-18T03:07:28Z

Text replacement - "(1980: "The Super Scouts, Part II")" to "{{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}"

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	Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.		Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.

	Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ~~([[1980]]: "[[~~The Super Scouts, Part II~~]]")~~.		Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight {{G80\|The Super Scouts, Part II}}.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

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2010-04-06T16:27:20Z

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	Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with [[John Stockton]] of the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]], and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the [[Super Scouts]] fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.		Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with [[John Stockton]] of the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]], and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the [[Super Scouts]] fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.

	Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]). However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.		Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]"). However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.

	Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ([[The Super Scouts, Part II]]).		Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ([[1980]]: "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]").

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: moved from unnamed, now has an article of his own

2008-01-03T05:17:23Z

moved from unnamed, now has an article of his own

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{{Character Data
| photo=Paradise Valley Sheriff.jpg
| seen=The Super Scouts, Part I
| role=Sheriff, [[Paradise Valley]]
| actor=[[John Quade]]
}}

Sheriff '''Ellsworth''' is the primary law enforcement officer in [[Paradise Valley]], [[California]], [[Earth (1980)|Earth]].

Ellsworth apparently in cahoots with [[John Stockton]] of the [[Stanford Chemical Plant]], and is called upon to deal with the meddling efforts of [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]. These two Warriors become involved in the issue of Stanford Chemical's toxic waste disposal methods after three of the [[Super Scouts]] fall ill, after drinking water from a lake containing toxic waste.

Ellsworth and three of his deputies, including [[Collins]], go to arrest the Super Scouts and their "phony scoutmasters" after word comes to him that their scout troop doesn't exist ([[The Super Scouts, Part I]]). However, they are bemused when they find their encampment gone, apples thrown from a non-apple tree, and their cars driving off (seemingly) by themselves.

Ellsworth later calls on Colonel [[Jack Sydell]], with whom he relays his story. Ellsworth later accompanies Sydell to the hospital to check on the super scouts, and later drives him to an abandoned Nike missile base atop a mountain in the hopes of capturing Troy, Dillon, the Super Scouts, and the first definitive evidence of a UFO. While this fails, Ellsworth later finds a box of cubits and a note from the Warriors apologizing for the trouble they've caused, in addition to payment for the stolen money, much to Ellsworth's delight ([[The Super Scouts, Part II]]).

== Notes ==

* The actor is neither credited nor is his character given a name in "[[The Super Scouts, Part I]]". Both pieces of information were revealed in "[[The Super Scouts, Part II]]".

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