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{{Character Data
{{Character Data
| photo=Max.jpg
| photo=Ticketmaster.jpg
| colony=[[Earth (1980)|Earth]]
| colony=[[Earth (1980)|Earth]]
| seen=The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I
| seen=The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I
| role=New York State Police officer
| role=Ticket Master
| actor=[[René LeVant]]
| actor=[[Marcia Wolf]] (uncredited)
}}
}}


'''Max''' is an officer with the New York State Police who rides in car seven, unit 1711.  
'''Rutherford''' is a ticket master at [[Los Angeles International Airport]].  


He points out the smoke plumes and explosions from the crash of the [[A-B Raider]] to his partner, [[Leroy]], as they are roughly 60 miles north of New York City.  
Rutherford is at the front desk when [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]] ("Smith" and "Jones" respectfully) arrive on flights prepared for them by [[Jamie Hamilton]] to intercept [[A-B Raider|the damaged craft]] heading towards [[New York]], as use of their [[Viper (1980)|Vipers]] would further alert the United States government. After some initial confusion about the pronunciation of "A.M.," Dillon hands her a paper given to them by Hamilton, which Rutherford confirms as Flight 2 to [[New York City]].


Max encounters [[Troy (1980)|Troy]] and [[Dillon]], who he believes survived the crash—although it confuses him how they were able to survive such a wreck. He later suspects them to be drug smugglers or dealing in something illegal and, on that hunch, sends Leroy to check out the crash site, wanting to take whatever credit for the bust they can before someone else would.
She can tell they don't travel by air, since they ask about the metal detector scanners they have to pass through due to the threat posed by [[hijacking]] {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.  
 
Both he and Leroy later attempt to arrest the Warriors, who claim they want to give a statement, but are subsequently [[laser pistol (1980)|stunned]] {{G80|The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I}}.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==


* The name is derived from the dialogue. The character is otherwise credited as "1st Officer" in the end credit roll.
* The name is derived from her nametag, and not said in dialog. The character and performer are uncredited, and the performer has been identified as [[Marcia Wolf]] through the use of computer-aided face recognition.


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Latest revision as of 04:10, 31 October 2024

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Rutherford is a ticket master at Los Angeles International Airport.

Rutherford is at the front desk when Troy and Dillon ("Smith" and "Jones" respectfully) arrive on flights prepared for them by Jamie Hamilton to intercept the damaged craft heading towards New York, as use of their Vipers would further alert the United States government. After some initial confusion about the pronunciation of "A.M.," Dillon hands her a paper given to them by Hamilton, which Rutherford confirms as Flight 2 to New York City.

She can tell they don't travel by air, since they ask about the metal detector scanners they have to pass through due to the threat posed by hijacking (1980: "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I").

Notes[edit]

  • The name is derived from her nametag, and not said in dialog. The character and performer are uncredited, and the performer has been identified as Marcia Wolf through the use of computer-aided face recognition.
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