Talk:Portal:Characters

Uncredited, Unnamed Deceased
Now, I'm legally deaf and I don't have hearing aids, but I also suck at spelling last names. I checked the end of the video of Season 1, Episode 1, and couldn't find a list of Cast or Characters to help me understand what I was hearing. So, here's a little section to the names that I hear, but have no pages, and whose last names are most likely inaccurate.

Peter killed and cut-off "Joseph Kinissa's" arm. He was on the security team, and his arm was used to infect other researchers in the end of the episode.

There were also 3 Body Bags in the beginning, and I didn't quite catch their names. Deathdealers747 (talk) 03:43, February 2, 2014 (UTC)


 * Kinissa(?) I think we never saw in one piece. The letter to his wife ("He died of natural causes.") is at Access Granted. I thought there were two body bags at the beginning, but haven't re-watched the video; Hatake said three got infected, I think; with Peter alive that means two bagged. I don't think names were mentioned. This can get out of hand, btw. Back in the heady days of Lost (and Lostpedia), you'd see a column of "Others" walking across the screen and some guy would grab a screencap and crop headshots, giving them really significant names, like "Third Other in Jungle Column, Episode 4x05.") The character's entire bio would be "He was walking through the jungle in a column." --  Jim in Georgia  Contribs  Talk  04:04, February 2, 2014 (UTC)


 * LMAO! That Lost commentary was great! Hulu has it separated into two separate episodes. Episode 1 and 2 are separated. It's common for Hulu to receive the initial combination episode, but later on they end up separating them. They did the same thing with Episode 12 and 13 of Sleepy Hollow.


 * I remember seeing a letter like that, but I didn't recall the name to be clear. I'll check again, tomorrow, as it's getting late. Deathdealers747 (talk) 04:22, February 2, 2014 (UTC)

Healthy vs. Living
Um, this is sort of a suggestion talk topic, towards changing the "Healthy" status to "Living," because the word "Healthy" in a show involving mass murder, injuries, diseases, tumors, cancer, virii, and a bunch of other crap, can you accurately state that they are "Healthy"? Labelling it as "Living" would it make it much clearer and easier to determine.

For example, Major Balleseros (spoiler) in the most recent episode, was stabbed in the abdomen by an ice pick, unclothed in negative 60 degree fahrenheit weather, and left for dead; however, the syfy.com website claims that the next episode he is still alive. So, is he really "Healthy" or simply "Living"? Deathdealers747 (talk) 04:25, February 2, 2014 (UTC)