John Steadman - Revision history

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

2025-07-27T19:01:33Z

defined 1980 series in Character Data infobox

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "[[Category:1980" to "{{indicator|1980}}[[Category:1980"

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Text replacement - "[[Category:1980" to "{{indicator|1980}}[[Category:1980"

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Updated.

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	'''John Steadman''' is a wealthy land owner and farmer in California.		'''John Steadman''' is a wealthy land owner and farmer in California, United States of America, [[Earth (1980)\|Earth]] circa 1980 CE.

	Steadman is the former employer of [[Hector Alonzo]], in addition to other Hispanics. However, Steadman's racial attitudes towards Hispanics are negative, as he believes them nothing more than peasants.		Steadman is the former employer of [[Hector Alonzo]], in addition to other Hispanics. However, Steadman's racial attitudes towards Hispanics are negative, as he believes them to be nothing more than peasants. Steadman's hired hands [[Barrett]] and [[Maze]] typically handle the physical labor and harassment of those Steadman wants brought to heel, when they aren't on [[Steadman Acres\|his farm]] attempting to ride his feral horse, [[Satan]].

	Given these attitudes, in addition to his avarice, Steadman makes it a point to destroy smaller farms by using his clout in the Growers' Association. Things come to a head when he dams up the only source of water in the area during a drought.		Given these attitudes, in addition to his avarice, Steadman makes it a point to destroy smaller farms by using his clout in the Growers' Association. Things come to a head when he dams up the only source of water in the area during a drought.

	However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for ~~''Galactica''n~~ race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.		== Downfall ==
			However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for Galactican race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.

	He is summarily laughed out the Growers' Association when he relates this tale {{G80\|Space Croppers}}.		He is summarily laughed out of the Growers' Association when he relates this tale {{G80\|Space Croppers}}.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Steadman, John}}		== Notes ==
			An earlier version of this script, entitled "[[Harvest Home]]," provided additional backstory to John Steadman's rise. In that script, he inherited the swath of land from his father, Dick Steadman, who owned one half of the land in the area. The owner of the other half, Phi Schuster, became too ill to handle his half and sold off parts of it for quarters on the dollar to various persons who worked for him, which is where Ray Markham (renamed [[Hector Alonzo]] in the shooting script) was able to receive his acreage. {{DEFAULTSORT:Steadman, John}}

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(Space Croppers)" to "{{G80|Space Croppers}}"

2021-01-12T00:38:32Z

Text replacement - "(Space Croppers)" to "{{G80|Space Croppers}}"

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	However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for ''Galactica''n race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.		However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for ''Galactica''n race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.

	He is summarily laughed out the Growers' Association when he relates this tale ~~([[~~Space Croppers~~]])~~.		He is summarily laughed out the Growers' Association when he relates this tale {{G80\|Space Croppers}}.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Steadman, John}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Steadman, John}}

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "the Galactica" to "''Galactica''"

2020-09-07T19:01:56Z

Text replacement - "the Galactica" to "''Galactica''"

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	Given these attitudes, in addition to his avarice, Steadman makes it a point to destroy smaller farms by using his clout in the Growers' Association. Things come to a head when he dams up the only source of water in the area during a drought.		Given these attitudes, in addition to his avarice, Steadman makes it a point to destroy smaller farms by using his clout in the Growers' Association. Things come to a head when he dams up the only source of water in the area during a drought.

	However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for ~~the Galactican~~ race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.		However, things turn bad for Steadman once [[Warrior]]s [[Troy (1980)\|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] arrive. After they begin helping Alonzo on his farm, in order to prepare an agricultural colony for ''Galactica''n race, Steadman grows suspicious about Troy and Dillon and goes to investigate. Steadman sees the Warriors plow the ground using their [[laser pistol (1980)\|laser pistol]]s, the [[Super Scouts]] seed the field using their special abilities, and the [[anti-gravity ship]] create the clouds that will produce rain.

	He is summarily laughed out the Growers' Association when he relates this tale ([[Space Croppers]]).		He is summarily laughed out the Growers' Association when he relates this tale ([[Space Croppers]]).

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: rm brackets

2008-01-09T22:46:09Z

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	\| colony=[[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]		\| colony=[[Earth (1980)\|Earth]]
	\| seen=[[Space Croppers]]		\| seen=Space Croppers
	\| actor=[[Dana Elcar]]		\| actor=[[Dana Elcar]]
	}}		}}

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Updated.

2008-01-09T22:45:49Z

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+Steadman is the former employer of [[Hector Alonzo]], in addition to other Hispanics. However, Steadman's racial attitudes towards Hispanics are negative, as he believes them nothing more than peasants.
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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Steadman moved to John Steadman: full name

2008-01-09T21:20:05Z

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: + cats

2006-12-14T06:53:19Z

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Marked Steadman as a requested pages.

2006-12-14T06:48:35Z

Marked Steadman as a requested pages.

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