- "Nobody should be judged by the worst thing they ever did."
- ―Roni Evers
"Tyme Patrol" | |
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Series Doom Patrol Season 2, Episode 2 | |
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Air date | June 25th, 2020 |
Writers | April Fitzsimmons; Neil Reynolds |
Director | Harry Jierjian |
Producers | Gideon Amir; Tamara Becher-Wilkinson; Greg Berlanti; Jeremy Carver; Chris Dingess; April Fitzsimmons; Geoff Johns; Jennifer Lence; Chris Manley; Carl Ogawa; Neil Reynolds; Sarah Schechter; Joanie L. Woehler |
Starring | Diane Guerrero; April Bowlby; Joivan Wade; Matt Bomer; Brendan Fraser; Timothy Dalton |
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"Tyme Patrol" is the second episode of season two of the Doom Patrol live action television series, which is based on characters featured in comic books published by DC Comics. It is the seventeenth episode of the series in total. It was directed by Harry Jierjian with a script written by April Fitzsimmons and Neil Reynolds. It premiered simultaneously on the DC Universe streaming service and on HBO Max on June 25th, 2020.
Cliff, Jane, and Rita pursue a time-altering doctor in their reluctant quest to help Niles and Dorothy. Meanwhile, Vic meets a military vet who challenges his beliefs.[1]
Cast[]
Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Diane Guerrero | Crazy Jane |
April Bowlby | Rita Farr |
Joivan Wade | Cyborg, Victor Stone |
Matt Bomer | Larry Trainor |
Brendan Fraser | The Robotman, Cliff Steele |
Timothy Dalton | The Chief, Niles Caulder |
Also Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Riley Shanahan | Robotman |
Matthew Zuk | Negative Man |
Guest Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Abigail Shapiro | Dorothy Spinner |
John Getz | Paul Trainor |
Karen Obilom | Roni Evers |
Brandon Perea | Doctor Tyme, Jonathan Tyme |
Mark Ashworth | Ringmaster/Rupert |
Co-Starring[]
Actor | Role |
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Vanessa Cater | Darling-Come-Home |
Kat Cressida | Darling-Come-Home (voice) |
Leela Owen | Kay Challis/Young Miranda |
Roberta Setzu | Elena Challis |
Roxanne Mims | Facilitator |
Tom Key | Preacher |
Quinn Bozza | DJ |
Patrick Chundah Chu | Samurai |
Tony Falcon | Thief |
Jackie Goldston | The Secretary |
Gary Peebles | African warrior |
David Shae | Dex Trainor |
Eleonore Dendy | Rosie |
Sammy Al Moukadem | Smalls |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The Doom Patrol was created by writers Arnold Drake & Bob Haney and artist Bruno Premiani. They first appeared in My Greatest Adventure #80 in June, 1963, which was a comic book adventure anthology series published by DC Comics. This issue introduced the characters of Niles Caulder, Cliff Steele, Rita Farr, and Larry Trainor.
- This episode is rated TV-MA. It contains strong language and scenes of graphic weirdness.
- "Tyme Patrol" redirects to this page.
- This episode is production code number T50.10302.
- Actress Abi Monterey is credited as Abigail Shapiro in this episode.
- Actress Roxzane T. Mims is credited as Roxanne Mims in this episode.
- This is the first appearance of Doctor Tyme, aka Jonathan Tyme. In DC Comics continuity, he is known as Percival Sutter.
- This is the first appearance of Roni Evers. She is a gender-flipped analog of the DC Comics character Ron Evers.
- This is the first appearance of Dex Trainor. He is the grandson of Larry Trainor and the son of Paul Trainor. He has a son named Toby.
Allusions[]
- Cliff Steele makes reference to the Tin Man, who is a character from The Wizard of Oz. Cliff will ultimately suffer from the Tin Man's paralytic malady in "Dumb Patrol".
Quotes[]
- Crazy Jane: Your options are endless, but also less than five.
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- Rita Farr: I'm trying not to take this personally.
- Niles Caulder: Take what personally?
- Rita Farr: That you're throwing a pity party, and didn't invite me.
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- Roni Evers: Nobody should be judged by the worst thing they ever did.
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- Larry Trainor: My son is dead.
- Cliff Steele: Oh, did Chief get him, too?
See also[]
External Links[]
- "Tyme Patrol" at IMDB
- "Tyme Patrol" at DCDP
- "Tyme Patrol" at the TV IV
- "Tyme Patrol" at the Doom Patrol Wiki
- "Tyme Patrol" at the DC Multiverse Wiki
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