re-wed just before the series started. Janet-Laine Green plays assistant crown attorney Heather Redfern. A young, competent prosecuting attorney from an upper-class background, Redfern is one of the very few people who know about Louie's postcognitive abilities, which often relate to cases she's working on. Though she generally respects Louie's visions, she's often exasperated by their vague or inconclusive nature. She's even more frustrated by Louie's tendency to, unannounced and uninvited, interrupt Redfern directly in the middle of client meetings, trials, social events, dates, or even in the middle of the night, to share his latest visions and/or theories with her. Louie's frequent meetings with the gorgeous young lawyer also contribute to feelings of jealousy in Marge, although Louie and Redfern are never more than close working colleagues. In fact, Louie invariably refers to her as "Redfern", and Redfern always addresses Louie as "Mr. Ciccone". Other Ciccone family members Al Bernardo plays Alberto Ciccone, Louis' father. Generally cheerful, he encourages Louis to get back together with Marge. He runs a small local bakery, with his wife. Lynne Gordon plays Anna Ciccone, Louis' mother. She tends to be a little less forgiving of Louis' foibles, and is definitely embarrassed by him having to move back in with his parents in his late thirties. Ivan Beaulieu as Jason Ciccone, the son of Louis and Marge. A pre-teen at the series' start, Jason is an upbeat, fairly well-adjusted kid, despite his odd family circumstances. He lives with Marge, but sees Louie quite frequently. Louie's workmates Murray Westgate plays Max Perkins, Louie's demanding, impatient editor at the Gazette. Louis Negin plays Marlon Bede, the Gazette's food writer. Louie often mooches meals that Marlon's preparing (or creating recipes for) in his specially-built on-site Test Kitchen. Other regulars Ratch Wallace as Kenny Volker, Redfern's most frequent dating partner through the series. Volker, a professional hockey player for the Toronto Maple Leafs, is tall, muscular, wealthy and generally polite ... although on the ice, he's paid to be a no-holds-barred goon. Cec Linder as Crown Attorney Robert T. Spenser, Redfern's boss. Much more conservative than Redfern, Spenser is very concerned with appearances, and maintaining his office's aura of respectability. Spenser has little use for Louie Ciccone, who he believes is certifiably crazy—and almost no tolerance for Redfern's continued association with him. Frank Adamson as Sergeant John Brown, the Toronto homicide detective most often assigned to the cases