Non-Action Guy: For the most part, Greg is either in the command truck or negotiating with subjects , and focuses on the commanding the team and the larger picture. However, when push comes to shove, Greg can hold his own, even though he isn't in Ed or Sam's league.
What the Hell, Hero?: He was called out on two occasions by Ed and Jules for putting himself in danger, exposing himself when confronting a subject and for not calling for backup.
Cold Sniper: Compared to Sam, Ed is the stoic and colder officer, and he's portrayed at this... before spending much of Season One stoically dealing with a Heroic BSOD.
Heroic BSOD: In the pilot episode, he has one when he thought he had killed the hostage taker's son who had ran into the line of fire just as Ed pulled the trigger. The effects of this remain a long time.
In "Broken Peace", when he was forced to shoot and kill an 18-year-old girl trying to kill her abusive father (who had taken her mother hostage).
The Stoic: for the most part, this is his role. He's the only member of Team One who can beat a polygraph because no matter what, his reactions are controlled.
Not So Stoic: When someone hurts his family or his team, he becomes this.
Stepford Smiler: Sam and Natalie point this out to him in "Blue on Blue," though he already seems well aware that he uses humor as a defense mechanism.
Kevin "Wordy" Wordsworth
Played by Michael Cram
Commuting On A Bus: After he is diagnosed with Parkinson's Syndrome and is transferred out of the SRU in the fourth season, he still shows up regularly as a member of the "Guns and Gangs" department.
Gets one when she is forced to kill a customs official while protecting a serial killer.
She has another one when a crime family who she had taken down years ago started hunting down loved ones of her and her old squad and her new husband was shot by her ex-colleague who was blackmailed to do it so he could protect her. She was very close to gunning down her ex-colleague before Team One talks her down.
Hero of Another Story: After her stint substituting for Jules, she transfers to and eventually leads SRU Team Three.
Screw This, I'm Outta Here: After the events of "Broken Peace", he decided to leave the team because he felt that justice would have been better served if the girl was allowed to kill her abusive father.
Supporting Cast and Recurring Characters
Winnie Camden
Played by Tattiawna Jones
Ship Tease: With Spike, prominently during the fifth season.
Tsundere: Occasionally to Ed, although it's mostly understandable.
Clark Lane
Played by Tyler Stentiford
Well Done Son Guy: Shows some elements of this as he wants Ed's approval but Ed struggles to spend more time with him since his job takes so much of his time.
Dean Parker
Played by Jack Knight
Disappeared Dad: Parker was previously this before re-entering Dean's life in season 3.
Follow in My Footsteps: He has inspirations to be a cop, just like his father. However, Parker wants Dean to think about it more before making a decision.
Parent With New Paramour: It is mentioned that he has a stepfather who he loves. And also seen briefly interacting with Marina, a woman who is dating Parker.
Natalie (Nat) Braddock
Played by Rachel Skarsten
Amicable Exes: She and Spike dated briefly, but Spike decided to call it off since he didn't want it to affect his working relationship with Sam.
