| “ | There are no such thing as monsters. | ” |
— Ed Clark to a Young Kirsten
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| Ed Clark | |
| Biographical information | |
| Status: | Deceased |
| Died: | A Stitch In Time |
| Age: | Unknown |
| Occupation: | Researcher |
| Affiliation: | Kirsten Clark |
| Other information | |
| Gender: | Male |
| Hair color: | White/ Balding |
| Relationships | |
| Marital status: | Married |
| Series information | |
| Portrayed by: | Hugo Armstong |
| Season/s: | 1 |
| First appearance: | A Stitch In Time |
| Latest appearance: | Full Stop |
| Appearance count: | 7 |
Ed Clark was the man who raised Kirsten Clark. In the premiere episode of ABC Family's Stitchers, he is found dead of an apparent suicide. He is initially thought to be Kirsten's father by Detective Quincy Fisher, but is actually her father's best friend and partner. Together they developed the Stitcher technology that Kirsten now utilizes to solve crimes and other mysteries. He is portrayed by Hugo Armstrong.
Biography[]
Physical Appearance[]
An older gentleman who is balding and has gray hairs.
Appearances: 7/21[]
Season 1 : 7/11[]
- A Stitch in Time
- Friends in Low Places
- Connection
- A Stitcher in the Rye
- Finally
- Future Tense
- Full Stop
Relationships[]
- Kirsten Clark : It appears that in flashbacks he tried to forge a relationship with her but she refused.
- Maggie Baptiste : The two are former co-workers along with Kirsten's parents but it appears that at some point the relationship deteriorated.
Trivia[]
Before Kirsten finds the safe deposit box key Ed tells her, "It's okay to be sad about your Mom, you can even touch her picture if you want too."
