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Sydell is first on to [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]'s trail when [[Shuttle Alpha]] has a near miss with a commercial jumbo-jet, Flight 427. He investigates where it landed, questioning the newly arrived Warriors and the [[Super Scouts]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. Once it is found out that the Super Scouts are a fake scout troop, he believes them to be part of the extraterrestrial phenomenon and is adamant about capturing them. However, he is outfoxed, which angers him and only makes him more resolved {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}. | Sydell is first on to [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]]'s trail when [[Shuttle Alpha]] has a near miss with a commercial jumbo-jet, Flight 427. He investigates where it landed, questioning the newly arrived Warriors and the [[Super Scouts]] {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I}}. Once it is found out that the Super Scouts are a fake scout troop, he believes them to be part of the extraterrestrial phenomenon and is adamant about capturing them. However, he is outfoxed, which angers him and only makes him more resolved {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part II}}. | ||
Later, he manages to connect their association to [[Jamie Hamilton]], and follows her down to [[Billy Eheres]]' baseball camp, wanting to witness first hand that the children were otherworldly. Due to his presence, Hamilton tells the Super Scouts to lose the game, but when it is revealed that Lieutenant [[Nash]] is actually [[Xaviar]], she tells them to use their abilities to win the game. After this, he tries to arrest her, Xaviar and the children, but is thwarted by Xaviar and by the timely arrival of Dillon and Troy. In Troy and Dillon's pursuit of Xaviar, Xaviar shoots Sydell, thus allowing him to escape the Warriors who go to the aid of their Earthly pursuer | Later, he manages to connect their association to [[Jamie Hamilton]], and follows her down to [[Billy Eheres]]' baseball camp, wanting to witness first hand that the children were otherworldly. Due to his presence, Hamilton tells the Super Scouts to lose the game, but when it is revealed that Lieutenant [[Nash]] is actually [[Xaviar]], she tells them to use their abilities to win the game. After this, he tries to arrest her, Xaviar and the children, but is thwarted by Xaviar and by the timely arrival of Dillon and Troy. In Troy and Dillon's pursuit of Xaviar, Xaviar shoots Sydell, thus allowing him to escape the Warriors who go to the aid of their Earthly pursuer ([[Spaceball]]). | ||
Following detection of [[A-B Raider|an unidentified craft]] that subsequently crash lands outside of New York City, Colonel [[Briggs]] assumes Sydell's role and believes that Troy and Dillon are somehow involved. In a conversation with the New York City police chief, Briggs notes that Sydell<ref>Briggs does not mention him by name, but this is inferred due to the content of his comments.</ref> is still alive, but is in a form of coma {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}. | Following detection of [[A-B Raider|an unidentified craft]] that subsequently crash lands outside of New York City, Colonel [[Briggs]] assumes Sydell's role and believes that Troy and Dillon are somehow involved. In a conversation with the New York City police chief, Briggs notes that Sydell<ref>Briggs does not mention him by name, but this is inferred due to the content of his comments.</ref> is still alive, but is in a form of coma {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II}}. | ||