Murphy, the now-adolescent son of the late Alex Murphy. He first became friends with Gadget in episode 9, "Provision 22". Jordan Hughes as Young Jimmy Murphy. Martin Milner as Russell Murphy, father of the late Alex Murphy, and a retired police captain and chess master. Nonnie Griffin as Dorothy Murphy, mother of the late Alex Murphy, and a retired teacher. Villains James Kidnie as William Ray 'Pudface' Morgan; a criminal who blames RoboCop for his disfigurement caused by a toxic accident of Pudface's own making. His character is based on the first Robocop film character Emil Antonowsky, who suffers a similar (but fatal) disfigurement at the end of the film. Repeatedly thwarted by Robocop, and repeatedly requesting him not to punch him in the face when he is. (Requests which are always ignored by Robocop) Cliff De Young as Dr. Cray Z. Mallardo; a cyberneticist, and a paranoid, psychopathic prima donna/diva. In the final episode, Public Enemies, Mallardo's IQ is measured at a 210 IQ, and his psychological evaluation diagnosis identifies him as a paranoid psychopath. John Rubinstein as Chip Chayken, an executive of OCP who co-operated with Mallardo to harvest the brains of homeless people for use in the supercomputer, NeuroBrain. Wayne Robson as 'Shorty', one of 'Pudface' Morgan's two "trigger men". Donald Burda as Leo, one of 'Pudface' Morgan's two "trigger men". Hrant Alianak as Vlad 'Stitch' Molotov, so-called because of the scar on his face which is why he doesn't like to be called "Stitch". He is the head of the Detroit branch of the Russian Mafia. Daniel Kash as Reggie Braga, Brazilian crime boss. Barry Flatman as Simon Atwater Chris Wiggins as Dr. Roger Yung Others Roddy Piper as Tex Jones, formally "clean-living ... mild-mannered audio-visual research scientist ... with a flair for art" working for Mili-Tech Concepts (part of OCP), before his near-death, disfigurement and addlement at the hands of Simon Atwater. At the same time of the attempt on his life, Jones had just invented the "Phase-Pulse Image-Projector", allowing for secret messages to be passed for intelligence-gathering. Jones is also the original creator of "Commander Cash", before Atwater stole the concept (and Jones' other idea, the "Phase-Pulse Image-Projector"), trying to kill Jones in the process. Appears only in Robocop vs. Commander Cash; for most of the episode, Jones poses as Commander Cash in an attempt to foil Atwater for stealing his creations and using