Howard
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At the Pacific Institute of Technology's AR Building, Troy and Dillon run into two guards. The first guard, whose full name is not spoken in dialogue[1] is stunned by Troy, allowing the two of them to enter Dr. Donald Mortinson's office.
A second guard stops Troy and Dillon at gunpoint on a walk way after they leave Mortinson's office, with Dorothy Carlyle close behind (1980: "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I").
Notes
- "Howard"'s name is not spoken in the dialogues, yet this name is fully visible on his name tag on the Blu-ray editions of the episode (not on the DVD versions).
- ↑ The name is deduced based on a comment he makes to Dorothy Carlyle and a legible shot of his name badge. See: Jack Archer for details.