Kyle Tugrass (Cataclysmic Gerosha)

Kyle Tugrass is a fictional character in the Ferris Access Channel and DozerfleetTV original miniseries Blood Over Water. He was portrayed by the real-life Kyle Mayer.

Development
Originally, the character of Kyle didn't have a fixed name. This transfered over to the miniseries, where Kyle was never given a name on-screen. His name only appeared in the credits. Originally, his surname was going to be changed to "Tugrass," but it was later decided that he simply not have a listed last name, and that the actor would merely play an alternate universe version of himself. In the approved-for-cable version, his surname of Tugrass appears, and the actor's surname is masked as "Manor."

Personality
Kyle is considerably more on-edge with the overall assignment of murdering defectors than is his supervisor George. Nevertheless, when he gets flustered and angry, he demonstrates varying forms of cruelty. He also provides the straight foil to George's more comical and cartoonish gestures, and has a fairly level temperament even about murder, while George tries his hardest to live it up.

Series history
Kyle is brought into the conspiracy by George, who needed a replacement for Vance who died trying to kill Mark. Also, the CEO of Sleet Mountain ordered George to keep a backup, since he feared that Chris would get emotional and join Mark's side.

Shortly after Chris murders Mark, he orders George and Kyle to head over to Mark's apartment to see if they might be able to find the "Confidential" folder that Chris neglected to recover. Kyle soon joins George in a manhunt for Mark, when they mistake Aaron for Mark and have trouble believing that "Mark" survived his encounter with Chris. They then set a trap to capture and kill Mark, unaware that they are actually trapping and killing Aaron. When Aaron escapes, Kyle decides to join Chris personally in tracking him down. George prefers to stay in the car as its driver.

Just when Kyle and George both believe they've won, Chris betrays and murders both.