Reggie is an engine-parts dealer from the original Cowboy Bebop. A supplier who does business with the mechanic Doohan, he unwittingly ends up peddling stolen goods when a computer he bought turns out to be pirate loot, in the episode Wild Horses.
The series casts Reggie as a working parts trader but gives no detailed account of his physical appearance.
He comes across as an eager dealmaker, happy to line up an extra sale on top of a delivery, though he gets caught out by merchandise he never knew was hot.

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In 2071, Reggie fills an order placed through Miles for a scarce component that Doohan requires to repair the Swordfish II. He hauls the part to Doohan's compound to complete the exchange. While there, he tries to interest Doohan in a MONO computer he had lately bought from a seller, unaware the machine was stolen. As Reggie recounts details of the hauling vessel involved, Spike Spiegel, who happens to be nearby, recognizes that pirates had lifted the computer and offloaded it onto him.
Reggie is portrayed as male in Cowboy Bebop. He is referred to with he and him pronouns as an engine-parts dealer who does business with the mechanic Doohan.
Reggie is an engine-parts dealer in the original Cowboy Bebop anime who supplies parts to the mechanic Doohan and appears in the episode Wild Horses.
Reggie appears in the episode Wild Horses, where he delivers a part to Doohan and tries to sell him a computer.
Reggie unknowingly buys a MONO computer that turns out to be pirated cargo, then tries to resell it to Doohan without realizing it had been stolen.
When Reggie describes the hauling vessel that carried the computer, Spike Spiegel, who happens to be nearby, recognizes the details and realizes pirates had stolen it before offloading it onto Reggie.
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