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"Cyborg Patrol"
Series Doom Patrol
Season 1, Episode 12
Doom Patrol 1x12 001
Air date May 3rd, 2019
Writers Robert Berens; Shoshana Sachi
Director Carol Banker
Producers Tamara Becher; Greg Berlanti; Jeremy Carver; Marcus Dalzine; Chris Dingess; Dermott Downs; Geoff Johns; Jennifer Lence; Carl Ogawa; Daphne Raves; Neil Reynolds; Sarah Schechter; Glen Winter; Joanie L. Woehler
Starring Diane Guerrero; April Bowlby; Joivan Wade; Alan Tudyk; Matt Bomer; Brendan Fraser; Timothy Dalton
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"Cyborg Patrol" is the twelfth episode of season one of the Doom Patrol live action television series, which is based on characters featured in comic books published by DC Comics. It was directed by Carol Banker with a script written by Robert Berens and Shoshana Sachi. It premiered on the DC Universe streaming service on May 3rd, 2019.

Cast[]

Starring[]

Note: Listings marked with a (†) symbol indicate cast members who are credited in this episode, but their character does not make an appearance.

Actor Role
Diane Guerrero Crazy Jane
April Bowlby Rita Farr
Alan Tudyk Mister Nobody, Eric Morden
Matt Bomer Larry Trainor
Brendan Fraser The Robotman, Cliff Steele
Timothy Dalton The Chief, Niles Caulder

Also Starring[]

Actor Role
Riley Shanahan Robotman
Matthew Zuk Negative Man

Guest Starring[]

Actor Role
Phil Morris Silas Stone
Devan Chandler Long Flex Mentallo
Jon Briddell Darren Jones

Co-Starring[]

Actor Role
Mac Wells Agent Dirk Ellis
Ritchie Crownfield General Wampus
Keith Flippen GS-9 Patterson
Darla Delgado Major Arbuckle
Benjamin Taylor Davis Lab tech #1
Alicia Ying Lab tech Lee
Ted Ferguson Old Forsythe
Inga Eiss Agent #2
Jamar Rivers Agent #3
Kate Adair Jeanette
Terrence Smith Lab assistant
Cynthia Barrett Gwen
Jonathan Baron Doctor Heart

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