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Stanford Wedeck
PLAYED BY COURTNEY B. VANCE CHARACTER BIO: "Stanford "Stan" Wedeck is the Assistant Director of the Los Angeles Field Office of the FBI. His ability to process and delegate efficiently enabled him to single-handedly turn his team into a well-oiled machine. The same rules apply at home. Though with his only child having just started college, Wedeck is learning to embrace the quiet nights he gets to spend with his wife. He maintains a dry sense of humor during the darkest of times." -ABC.com
Olivia Benford
PLAYED BY SONYA WALGER CHARACTER BIO: "Doctor Olivia Benford is a successful trauma surgeon. Strong and driven, she thrives on the challenges of her job. She's tough when it comes to mentoring her interns, but her vast knowledge and compassion for her patients garners respect from the medical staff. Much of her success stems from her love of children. Especially her daughter, Charlie. Though her marriage to Mark has had its ups and downs, she is fearlessly devoted to him, she recognizes that there is a lot of love there and is doing what she can to make it work." -ABC.com
Nicole Kirby
PLAYED BY PEYTON LIST CHARACTER BIO: "Nicole Kirby is a nineteen year-old student who earns her living babysitting Charlie Benford, Mark and Olivia's daughter. There's a bit of a rebellious streak in Nicole, though she tries to maintain her Christian values. She also has a penchant for Venti mint mocha chip Frappucinos." -ABC.com
Mark Benford
PLAYED BY JOSEPH FIENNES CHARACTER BIO: "Special Agent Mark Benford works for the Los Angeles Field Office of the FBI. On the outside looking in, he seems to have the perfect life: a beautiful wife, an adorable daughter, a great home, two cars in the garage... But, the garage door is broken and his marriage has suffered from Mark's struggle with his inner demons. The birth of his daughter, Charlie, caused him to sober up. The shining light in his life, Charlie gave him the strength to keep the demons at bay." -ABC.com
Janis Hawk
PLAYED BY CHRISTINE WOODS CHARACTER BIO: "Janis Hawk is an extremely smart and talented agent for the FBI. She's a bit of a tomboy with a quick wit. With all of her attributes, her colleagues find it surprising that she's still single. The fact is she's a disaster when it comes to dating.: -ABC.com
Demetri Noh
PLAYED BY JOHN CHO CHARACTER BIO: "Special Agent Demetri Noh is Mark's partner in the FBI. At the age of 32, he's one of the younger agents in the Field Office. His youthful exuberance leads him to jump to conclusions before gathering all of the facts. Patience is something the more seasoned Mark is trying to teach him. The one area where Demetri is forced into methodical thinking is in planning his wedding with his fiancée, Zoey. If he's not careful, she may find out what he's been hiding from her." -ABC.com
Bryce Varley
PLAYED BY ZACHARY KNIGHTON CHARACTER BIO: "Bryce Varley is on the verge of making a life-threatening choice. He's dedicated his life to the pursuit of becoming a doctor. Upon receiving his M.D. he procured an Internship with Olivia Benford's supervision. The hours are hell, which makes it impossible for Bryce to have any outside pursuits or even love interests, which is hard for a man in his twenties. Without these outlets, Bryce's sharp mind can sometimes go to very dark places." -ABC.com
Aaron Stark
PLAYED BY BRIAN F. O'BYRNE CHARACTER BIO: "Aaron Stark is a hard-working technician for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power. Aaron has had his share of rough times. A prison stint, a divorce... but nothing could compare to the pain he felt when two uniformed men stood on his front porch and told him that his daughter, Tracy, had been killed in Afghanistan. Aaron finds solace in Alcoholics Anonymous and through sponsoring Mark Benford. Aaron's honesty, insight and easy-going manner enable an effortless rapport with Mark. Aaron is the person to whom Mark confides his darkest secrets." -ABC.com
Flash Forward: Flash Ahead
28/09/2009
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