as Kathryn Hale, an Assistant District Attorney. Kathryn is in the bank with her mother at the time of the robbery; her mother is set free. Kathryn's boyfriend proposes after the robbery. She accepts but has a connection with Nick. Scott Wolf as Jeremy Kates, a cardiothoracic surgeon. Jeremy is in a serious relationship with Lizzie at the start of the series. Owain Yeoman as Lucas Dalton, one of the two bank robbers. His brother is the other robber. Lucas seems to have a strange connection to Felicia. Jeffrey Pierce as Randall Reese, Lucas's brother and colleague during the bank robbery. Recurring guest characters Tom Verica as Ed Nielson (11 episodes): Kathryn's colleague and boyfriend. Michael Emanuel as Tom Mitchell (9 episodes): security guard at the bank who is killed during the robbery. Kim Staunton as Naomi Jones (9 episodes): Malcolm's wife and Felicia's mother. Susan Sullivan as Nancy Hale (7 episodes): Kathryn's mother who is released from the bank during the robbery. Eric Lively as Brad (5 episodes) Hunter Clary as Ricky Rios (5 episodes): Eva's son and Franny's nephew. April Grace as Andrea Williams (5 episodes): Kathryn's campaign leader when she is running for D.A. Jamie McShane as Henry Vartak (5 episodes): Nick's colleague with whom he has a rather unpleasant working relationship. Lillian Hurst as Consuela Hernandez (4 episodes): Eva and Franny's grandmother who has raised both of them. Veronica Cartwright as Barbara Dalton (3 episodes): Lucas and Randall's mother. Bonita Friedericy as Mary Foote (3 episodes): Egan's wife. JoBeth Williams as Sheryl Kates (2 episodes): Jeremy's mother Corey Stoll as Alex Kent (2 episodes) Production Broadcast history The show premiered on October 4, 2006, on ABC, in the 10 o'clock (Eastern Standard Time zone) slot after Lost. In Canada, the series debuted on CTV on October 10. In the UK, the show was picked up by Five; it was due to begin airing in 2007. However, it was not actually shown by that network until July 2008, when it began airing on Five's sister channel, Five US. In late November 2006, ABC took The Nine off its schedule. In March 2007, ABC announced that while the rest of the 13-episode season might be aired over the following month, the show had been officially canceled due to poor ratings and there would be no second season. On May 15, 2007, the series was officially cancelled by ABC.