List of Characters
| Character | Portrayed by | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kyle Baldwin | Chad Faust | |
| Tom Baldwin | Joel Gretsch | NTAC agent |
| Kevin Burkhoff | Jeffrey Combs | |
| Jordan Collier | Billy Campbell | One of the 4400 (see below) |
| Danny Farrell | Kaj-Erik Eriksen | |
| Shawn Farrell | Patrick Flueger | One of the 4400 (see below) |
| Jed Garrity | Kavan Smith | NTAC Agent (promicin positive) |
| Nikki Hudson | Brooke Nevin | |
| Nina Jarvis | Samantha Ferris | NTAC |
| Alana Mareva | Karina Lombard | One of the 4400 (see below) |
| Marco Pacella | Richard Kahan | NTAC |
| Matthew Ross | Garret Dillahunt | One of the Marked |
| Dennis Ryland | Peter Coyote | |
| April Skouris | Natasha Gregson Wagner | |
| Diana Skouris | Jacqueline McKenzie | NTAC agent |
| Maia Skouris | Conchita Campbell | One of the 4400 (see below) |
| Isabelle Tyler | Megalyn Echikunwoke | Daughter of Lily and Richard Tyler, has abilities although not technically a 4400 |
| Lily Moore Tyler | Laura Allen | One of the 4400 (see below) |
| Richard Tyler | Mahershalalhashbaz Ali | One of the 4400 (see below) |
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