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- He was voiced by Jeremy Wilkin.
- Agent Saunders was a were-sea anemone in the Department of Godplayers. He was allowed to roam free in HQ by his partner, Keth, during a full moon, during which he poisoned two agents and had to be killed by the Department of External Security.
- Saunders was an employee working for the Nuka-Cola Corporation at the Nuka-World power plant before the Great War.
- Saunders was a terran who enlisted in the Sons of Korhal upon the group's formation. Saunders lacked the confidence that Arcturus Mengsk and many others possessed when it came to planning operations. Still, he was willing to fight and die for the rebel cause.
- Private Saunders was an American soldier in Fox Company who fought and died in World War II under the command of Glenn Hawkins. He is seen only in Call of Duty 2: Big Red One. Saunders worked with Blackburn during the Invasion of Sicily, helping him reload the squad's bazooka. The two were killed by a mortar round after advancing to a crater further up on the beach. After they were killed, Roland Roger was ordered to take the bazooka and destroy barbed wire and a nearby MG nest. He also used an M1 Garand.
- The name Saunders is first heard as that of an unseen aide to whom Maxwell Smart gives instructions by phone at the start of the Indian uprising case [Episode #6: "Washington 4, Indians 3".] A Saunders who may or may not be the same man is later seen as a lab assistant who reports on the theft of the new drug Immobilo. Portrayed by Robert Karvelas [Episode #10: "Our Man in Leotards".]
- Doctor Saunders was the physician of the Los Angeles Dollhouse until his death in 2008 during Alpha's composite event.
- Saunders was a rich Gothamite.
- Saunders was a police officer in the NYPD during the Chitauri Invasion.
- Gareth. The Scottish priest with a known love of heavy metal. Famous in the Join Me book for the phrase 'Shit, I forgot my dog collar.' See Gold Joinee Saunders for his proper page!
- He provides the Scoutmaster with Rule 142-B, which dictates that all scouts must sit in the semi-circle when Chris Griffin tries to sit outside and draw in "The Son Also Draws". as a "reward" for knowing the correct rule, the Scoutmaster makes him perform twenty push-ups, some of which while standing on Saunder's back.
- Saunders is a Private First Class in the United States Marine Corps.
- Saunders was a Deputy in the San Joaquin County Sheriff Department.
- Doctor Saunders is a minor character mentioned in found in F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin, and later seen as a Remnant.
- Saunders was Head of Section "V" Vienna in the film The Living Daylights. He was portrayed by actor Thomas Wheatley.
- According to the story, Saunders was the leader of a construction crew in the Year 138 of the Fifth Age. The crew was hired by Lord Marshal Brogan to help build the Mobilising Armies camp west of Oo'glog. On the 13th of Raktuber in 138, shortly after the completion of the camp's recruitment room, a group of rogue elves entered the camp and attempted to rob it of its supplies. As part of the incursion, the elves used some type of crystal sphere, which broke open and released an illusion that took the shape of a dragon.
- Saunders was the second-in-command and later temporary commander of the 24th SAS Regiment's H-Squadron. Saunders was in Manchester, presumptively late 1950. Saunders was with another squad protecting Manchester Cathedral and he was one of the few soldiers to actually manage to kill a Howler and commenting that it was "as big as a horse and bulletproof." He also stated that he only survived because of an "old shotgun" he had found. At some point he escaped the cathedral and joined the 24th SAS Regiment's H-Squadron under the command of Lieutenant Childress, where he rose up to become second-in-command.
- Saunders is a character mentioned in the story A Call to ARMS, a Lores and Histories entry found on the official RuneScape website. He cannot be found in-game, and the time in which the story takes place could mean that he is now deceased. Saunders evidently fled the camp when the illusion was first released. Brogan comments in the story that he didn't blame Saunders, and so he presumably returned to finish the project.
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