Fred Wick

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Fred Wick is a character at HBO drama Oz played by Chazz Menendez. A background inmate, Wick has a few significant appearances.

Contents 1 Season 1 2 Season 2 3 Season 3 4 Season 4, part I 5 Season 4, part II

[edit] Season 1

One of Emerald City's Aryans, Fred Wick assisted Aryan leader Vernon Schillinger at every humiliation against Tobias Beecher. When Beecher came back from the hole after almost blinding Schillinger, Wick tried to attack Beecher, but was taken away by the COs.

[edit] Season 2

When Ryan O'Reily discovered he has cancer and shaved his head, Wick mocked O'Reily at the cafeteria, saying that O'Reily has "cancer on the balls, so the doctor cutted [sic] them out". Angry, O'Reily attacked Wick.

[edit] Season 3

Wick is manipulated by Ryan O'Reily into snitching on O'Reily and Jaz Hoyt to Schillinger about the two of them smuggling a package into Oz. Hoyt makes an attempt on the life of Schillinger as a result.

[edit] Season 4, part I

Emerald City is under the reign of Martin Querns and Simon Adebisi and all the white inmates and COs are being transferred out. Wick was one of them.

[edit] Season 4, part II

When Adebisi died and Querns was fired, Wick returned to Emerald City. Doctor Nathan was testing an experimental drug that makes the inmates old, so they could get out of the prison (for example, an inmate was sentenced to 10 years. He takes the drug and got 10 years older, so he is not arrested.). Some inmates were volunteers to test the drug, including Wick. While talking to Jaz Hoyt at Emerald City about his perfect health, Wick died with his nose bleeding. Wick's family decided to sue Doctor Nathan.

v • d • e Oz Episodes • Season 1 • Season 2 • Season 3 • Season 4 • Season 5 • Season 6 Prison administration Warden Leo Glynn • Tim McManus • Sister Peter Marie Reimondo • Father Ray Mukada • Dr. Gloria Nathan • Martin Querns Correctional Officers Sean Murphy • Diane Wittlesey • Claire Howell • Clayton Hughes • Rick Heim • Karl Metzger • Eugene Rivera • Dave Brass Visitors Governor James Devlin • Hank Schillinger • Pierce Taylor • Alvah Case Undercover Police Paul Markstrom • Johnny Basil Muslim inmates Kareem Saïd • Zahir Arif • Hamid Khan • Nacim Bismilla • Sanjay Afsana • Huseni Mershah • Ahmad Lalar • Jamel Yusef Homeboy inmates Simon Adebisi • Burr Redding • Jefferson Keane • Poet •Bricks • Junior Pierce • Malcolm Coyle • Supreme Allah • Reggie Rawls • Tug Daniels • Mondo Browne • Johnny Post • Leroy Tidd Aryan inmates Vernon Schillinger • James Robson • Mark Mack • Wolfgang Cutler • Franklin Winthrop • Carl Jenkins Biker inmates Scott Ross • Jaz Hoyt • Max Sands • Steve Pasquin • Skezz Henke • Fred Wick • Frank Manhardt Italian inmates Nino Schibetta • Peter Schibetta • Antonio Nappa • Dino Ortolani • Chucky Pancamo • Frank Urbano • Salvatore DeSanto • Joey D'Angelo • Don Zanghi • Mario Seggio Latino inmates Miguel Alvarez • Carlos Rodrigo • Carmen Guerra • El Cid • Carlo Ricardo • Enrique Morales • Carlos Martinez • Jaime Velez • Louis Bevilaqua Irish inmates Ryan O'Reily • Cyril O'Reily • Padraig Connolly • Timmy Kirk • Seamus O'Reily • Patrick Keenan • Liam Meaney Christian inmates William Cudney • Jeremiah Cloutier • Jonathan Coushaine • Robert Sippel • Samuel Gougeon • Jim Burns Gay inmates Billie Keane • Fiona • Richie Hanlon • Jason Cramer • Nat Ginzburg • Alonzo Torquemada • Tony Masters Other inmates Tobias Beecher • Augustus Hill • Chris Keller • Bob Rebadow • Agamemnon Busmalis • Omar White • Shirley Bellinger • Andrew Schillinger • Nikolai Stanislofsky • Jia Kenmin • Donald Groves • William Giles • Greg Penders • Alvin Yood • Henry Stanton • Moses Deyell • Mark Miles • Ricardo Alvarez • Lemuel Idzik • Jackson Vahue