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Walter White Jr DEA agent Vanco SAC Ramey Agent Buddy Federale #1 Ramey Cara Tortuga DEA agent #1 Mrs Ortega Andrew Coffman Police Officer #1 Neighborhood Kid #1 Paul Canterna Ricky Employee #1 Concerned Parent #2 Juan Bolsa George Merkert Prisoner #1 Concerned Parent #1 Jeffrey Off-Duty Police Officer Steven Gomez Hank Schrader Chad Tio's nurse Tim Roberts Wendy Receptionist #1 Carmen Molina Spooge Local Correspondant Chad's girlfriend Spooge's Lady Waitress #1 Marie Schrader Mrs. Pinkman Gustavo Fring Mr. Gardiner Mail Lady #1 Hospital Medic Group Leader Soren Walter White Jr. Francesca Jake Pinkman Henry Tyree Pamela Getz Dr. Delcavoli Wino Prospective Buyer #2Paul Tyree Jewelry Store Owner Skyler White Saul Goodman Arroyo Realty Manager Gretchen Schwartz BadgerJesse Pinkman Sara Tyree Beneke Employee #2 Mrs. Pope Mike Ehrmantraut Young Boy #1 Louis Corbett Dr. Victor Bravenec Tuco Salamanca Clovis Big Biker Ob-Gyn Nurse #2 Ob-Gyn #2 Skinny Pete Ted Beneke Elliott Schwartz Dr. Soper Domingo Molina Jock Emilio Koyama Beneke Employee #1 Christian "Combo" Ortega O.M.I. Officer Walter WhiteGonzo Billy No-Doze Jane Margolis Jock's Friend #1Scientist Donald Margolis Tattooed Biker Clinic's Clerk Farley Police agent Bob Jimmy Stew Addict Boy #1 Barry Victor Nurse Medical Technician Student #1 Waitress #2 Pollos Manager Technician Jodi Nichols Ben Doctor ambulance Bogdan Wolynetz Urinal Guy Prospective Buyer #1 Restaurant EmployeeDr. #1 Chavez Hot Chick Cop Doctor hospital Tweaky Dude Schlubby Guy #1 Ken Schlubby Guy #2 Thug Buddy Mesa Credit Union employee #1 Danny's Auto Service Employee #1.
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