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He was a success and then a disaster. A character we could sympathize with, and then a character we could hate without much reservation. A potential ally, and then an enemy who knew way too much. Michael the Wraith \u2013 or whatever you want to call him \u2013 became the Atlantis expedition\u2019s arch enemy, but yet it was possible to feel for him the way a reader might feel sorry for Frankenstein\u2019s monster. At least, until he exterminated Taranans. Connor Trinneer, the actor behind the menace, is just a friendly down to earth guy. Thank goodness for actors who stay calm, talk at a normal speed, actually answer the questions without getting derailed, and choose to sit in a chair while on stage! Yes Dan. I\u2019m complaining about you!<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Connor started taking questions pretty quickly, but first he told us that this was his first Stargate convention, and he was a little nervous. \u201cMy standard StarTrek answers aren\u2019t going to work here!\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Not above flattery, Connor asked the first fan to reach the mic repeat her opening comment so make sure everyone heard it. \u201cTurn your mic on, honey. And say that again. Clearly.\u201d \u201cI came here for you!\u201d \u201cWell thank you!\u201d Then she amended her comment. \u201cAnd Paul [McGillion], and Michael [Shanks] and Joe [Flanagan]. But you were one of them!\u201d \u201cWait a minute; you were doing so<\/em> well there for a second. Then you went like this (took his hand and showed us a steep downward slope).\u201d <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Eventually she got around to asking her question: What\u2019s the difference between StarTrek and Stargate, and can you please tell us a StarTrek story?<\/em>\u201cAbout eleven dollars is the answer to the first one. I would have to say that the most immediate difference to me was that Atlantis was a loosier goosier show than Enterprise was. I think it had less of the formal rules that had to be applied to the show. And I didn\u2019t wear nearly the amount of makeup on Atlantis, and I didn\u2019t wear nearly the amount of clothes on Enterprise. But they were such radically different characters. They were just two different experience besides the obvious, different shows. But even for a place where they came from, there\u2019s a whole lot of me in Trip [Connor\u2019s character on Enterprise, for those who don\u2019t know]. I hope to God there\u2019s not a whole lot of me in Michael . I think I had to use a little more \u2013I hate to use the word \u2018imagination\u2019 \u2013 but imagination with Michael than I did with Trip. With Trip, I got to do 99 episodes of a show where they just kept throwing me different places, but with Michael I sort of had the same MO and had to find where that arch played where I\u2019d be coming in two, three times a year. So that was much different.\u201d <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Did you get paid in Canadian or American? <\/em>\u201cI got paid in food stamps. Not everybody got that. I got paid in US dollars with is either good or bad depending on what day it is.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n As requested, Connor told a story for the benefit of us Trekys in the audience. \u201cI just told this story back stage, so it\u2019s fresh in my mind. Someone was asking what it was like to work with Padma Lakshmi. She\u2019s got a cooking show. [Someone says, \u201cTop Chef?\u201d] \u2018Top Chef\u2019, thank you! About five of you know this. She\u2019s this really beautiful Indian woman that I did this episode with [called \u2018Precious Cargo\u2019]. He was asking if I asked to by paid during that week because I spent a lot of close . . . time . . . with her [That\u2019s a euphemism if I\u2019ve ever heard one! For those who don\u2019t know, let\u2019s just say Trip winds up being pregnant!]. But at the end of the episode \u2013 again, I\u2019m talking to the wrong audience! But maybe I\u2019m not \u2013 there\u2019s a part in the episode where I\u2019m in a swamp, and I\u2019m supposed to get choked underwater by this alien. So on Friday we\u2019re supposed to shoot this scene, but we get to the end of the day and we haven\u2019t done it, so they\u2019d put this swamp together with dirt and reeds and the whole nine yards, and so they just let it sit. Over the weekend. In an unconditioned sound stage. And come Monday morning it smelled like an outhouse. And so first up, \u2018alright Connor, we\u2019re going to choke you underwater\u2019. I was like, \u2018Uh uh\u2019. Immediately all of the producers got up and were very nervous and hustled me off to a corner of the sound stage and said, \u2018but it\u2019s written in the script\u2019. I was like, \u2018I\u2019m not going to go underwater. Wait a minute. I will if you<\/em> will.\u2019 And really quickly my stunt double came in and did that. But I was like, \u2018Naw uh. That ain\u2019t what I\u2019m doing. Unless you do it first.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n A fan commented on his hair color, which she thought was very different from usual. Connor replied, \u201cWith just a little bit of grey here. I turned 40 a couple weeks ago. But this is ah . . . (tries to look at his hair in the screen behind him, which has his enlarged live image) I can\u2019t see myself at this distance!\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n What are you working on now?<\/em>\u201cI\u2019m doing an audiobook, a biography of Lance Armstrong, I start that on Monday. I\u2019ve got a thing coming out on SyFy channel in late April or early May. It\u2019s like a movie of the week with James Kyson Lee from Heroes, and we do this sort of Hans Solo\/Chewy \u2013 he\u2019s Chewy, I\u2019m all Hans Solo \u2013 and I actually did the ADR for it, the looping. The voice-over. And I\u2019ve seen a couple of these (laughs\/sniggers) SciFi channel movies. (We laugh\/snigger) Apparently you guys have too. Some of them . . . are not bad. And some of them are just like, \u2018you\u2019ve gotta be kidding me!<\/em> It\u2019s the worst thing maybe ever<\/em> on television! And fortunately I took a look at mine, and um . . . pretty good. <\/span>It\u2019s called Termination Shock. It\u2019s essentially me and James, and a couple of American girls, eleven Bulgarians, fighting giant termites. (Shrugs as we laugh) And it\u2019s funny. <\/span>Which I\u2019m not sure how that can happen, but it\u2019s funny.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Why did they choose the name of \u2018Michael\u2019 and how did you get the role? \u201cWhy \u2018Michael\u2019? I don\u2019t know. They named me that. And ah . . . what was the other part of this? (The fan reminds him) Oh! Ok, so Enterprise ends. And you know, I\u2019m thinking all, I don\u2019t know. \u2018Well I\u2019m not going to do any science fiction for a while. I\u2019ve overstayed my welcome so I don\u2019t want to do any sci fi\u2019. (Smirks like he\u2019s thinking, \u2018Yeah, that worked out great, didn\u2019t it?\u2019) but I get the breakdown of all the characters that they\u2019re auditioning that week and I see this role for Michael and I called my agent up and I\u2019m like, \u2018well I know what I said, but would you call them and see if I can get a read for this? Because it seems like a really interesting part.\u2019 And he called me back in like ten minutes and said, \u2018it\u2019s yours if you want it\u2019. Wow. And I don\u2019t think it was meant to be anything more than that one episode, necessarily. I could be wrong, but it was a nice little run there.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n How did you prepare for playing the role? I\u2019m not a method actor at all. I try to let the words and the situation play on me. I\u2019ve kind of got to build myself up because I cried a lot in Enterprise. But one was very very easy. At the end of the series there was a scene were Trip comes in and talks to T\u2019Pol about the possibility of having a Vulcan and human baby together. After the twins have died or something. I had found out that morning that my wife was pregnant. So we went in and we had that scene and we weren\u2019t supposed to tell anyone for like 30 days to make sure it sticks. And that\u2019s a medical term. So we do the scene a couple times. It just seems like I\u2019m really really into it, and I\u2019m walking out, and they\u2019re having to dab my eyes off and stuff, and by the time the scene is over I\u2019ve got to walk away. I can\u2019t get a hold of myself. <\/span>Jolene [Blalock \u2013 yes, she played Ishta!] walks up and she\u2019s like, \u2018What\u2019s wrong?\u2019 and I was like, \u2018I\u2019m not supposed to tell anyone this but I just found out that my wife is pregnant.\u2019 And (pretends to break down) All over again! And she was very sweet. We sort of hugged for a while and I said, \u2018if you tell anybody I\u2019m going to have to kill you.\u2019 Otherwise, there\u2019s a little secret, at least that I have, when it\u2019s not coming, when the juices aren\u2019t flowing. You get a little Vick\u2019s Vapor Rub, and just before you go on, you get your makeup guy to stand by with some powder, and you do it right here (takes his pinky finger and shows us where to put it \u2013 right underneath the eyes) and then you bend over (leans forward and looks straight down at the floor, then comes up looking like the waters are running full strength). \u2018I\u2019m just so sad!\u2019 and then the next second it\u2019s like, \u2018Hey man, you want a donut? I want a donut!\u2019 So there\u2019s a variety of ways.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n To you, what is the difference between television acting and theater acting? \u201cThe thing about working in film and TV is your whole story is broken up based on how they have scheduled their locations. So you may be doing scene 3, 15, 72, back to 18 on one day, and then, so you\u2019re always sort of patch working your role together in the arch of the story. Learning that can be a little bit jarring, but once you get it it\u2019s fine. And it helps having the ability to see the camera really close, (laughs) and you get a few tries at it. \u2018That was no good for me. Can we go again?\u2019 Live theather is just so different because you\u2019re directly having contact with your audience. You can feel what\u2019s going on in the theater and you get to do an entire lifetime of a part in one night. I\u2019d have to say that at the end of a day it\u2019s a little more gratifying to have played . . . Hamlet . . . for three hours then done scene 2, 14, 28, then back to 7. But they\u2019re just different things.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Which did you like more, being good or being bad? \u201cWell you could be bad when you\u2019re good. It\u2019s a lot of fun to be bad, I\u2019ve got to say. Again though, they come from such different places. In atlantis I come to work at some ungodly hour like 4:00. They throw on this makeup for two and a half hours, and I\u2019d get there all cross eyed and tired, and by the time they\u2019ve got the makeup on I start to feel a little more . . . a little Michael coming on. A little more awake, a little more evil. And then I get into my trailer and put on my costume, and I\u2019d look in the mirror, and then they\u2019d thrown on those eyes. So what I was looking out at looking back at me wasn\u2019t me. And it was a real easy thing to just kind of drop in. I lowered the register of my voice, they lowered it even more. <\/span>But, God, playing Trip was a dream. He was a dream. I don\u2019t think anybody could have played the role and walked away feeling like they got ripped off. So very different, but both very fun.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Both Michael and Trip had their angry moments. For Trip, what steamed him was the fact that his sister was killed when \u2013 was in an asteroid? I\u2019m sorry, it\u2019s been too long since I\u2019ve seen that one \u2013 bulldozed through Florida, and right through her home \u2013 a one in a million accident. A fan asking a question said in regards to when Michael learns his true nature as a Wraith, \u201cThat was some scary anger you brought on there.\u201d \u201cWell I was pissed. I know what you mean. They asked different things of me. Trip didn\u2019t have that depth of malicious anger that Michael had. It was two different angers. And also I think that again, Trip just came from a different place than Michael did.\u201d Did you have to dig deeper for the Michael role? <\/em>\u201c(seriously) No. I am that good (laughs).\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n How was your first episode shot? Were the scenes filmed in order or not? \u201cOh, I don\u2019t know. I think they shot all the scenes in that first episode, \u2018Michael\u2019, sort of chronologically. I recall vaguely that that\u2019s what happened.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n What was Michael going to do to Teyla\u2019s baby? After much laughter from us, and some careful consideration from Connor, he answered, \u201cLove it. Hold it. Raise it to be a good person. OR . . . teach it how to rule the universe and destroy everybody else! I wasn\u2019t really sure. Teach it how to throw a curve ball? . . . Or kill everybody. I\u2019m not sure.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n In Enterprise, how was it to do an episode where you, the guy, got pregnant? \u201cThat was only the third episode of the entire show, so you\u2019re still kinda like, \u2018Oh my God, I\u2019m on a show!\u2019 (laughs). But when I saw the script and we started shooting \u2018Unexpected\u2019 where I got pregnant and got nipples right here ( shows us the inside of his left wrist) and a little baby by my sixth rib or something (puts his hand on the left of his rib cage where the baby was). I asked the director and the producers if we could throw in a couple more moments of him just, when he\u2019s sitting at dinner and he just starts to cry uncontrollably for no reason whatsoever. I asked if we could do that. I\u2019m like, \u2018You\u2019ve got to let us do one of these things. And eat weird stuff, and also just get really mad for no reason at all. All the things I\u2019d heard that (gestures at the women in the audience as if he\u2019s afraid to say it) some<\/em> women apparently do when they\u2019re pregnant. Psh. I don\u2019t know what they\u2019re talking about. So I did that and endured a lot of razing from all of my cast and crew. But I loved doing that episode. That was a lot of fun. \u201c<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n What do you think of the fact that it was Teyla who finally killed Michael? \u201cMichael kind of had a thing for Teyla, so it was a little bit surprising, I think. You know, it was a nice moment for Teyla because he hadn\u2019t done the nicest things in the world to her. But yes I think Michael\u2019s feelings were a little bit hurt by that. I don\u2019t think she said anything to him. (Imitates Teyla by making a sneering face, offering a hand to save him, waving him off, then miming being unable to see or hear Michael.)<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Who did you most like working with on Enterprise and then on Atlantis? \u201cA guy named Greg Henry did a role \u2013 I forget what the episode was called. We\u2019re trapped on a planet together, and the sun\u2019s coming down and we\u2019re both dying . . . (waves a hand dismissively) remember that? He said no words in English. He just, you know, (makes a throwing motion with his hand) gobbledygook. And that guy was so good<\/em> in that episode. And he\u2019s a great actor anyway, Greg Henry, if you\u2019ve seen him around. I was the most impressed by what he did in that episode. I liked working with everybody on Atlantis. I didn\u2019t get to work with many people a lot. Like I never got to work with Jason, he just got to beat me up a couple times. I liked working with Joe because he has a great sense of humor. And Teyla is [Rachel] always really fun to work with. Paul McGillian, I got to work with a lot. I liked working with Paul. And David Hewlett, I just never got to work with him very much. Am I missing anybody? Torrie. Never. I was never in the office [we all laugh at that thought]. Amanda . . . was she on that show? Yes she was, the last year! Forgive me, you guys! I\u2019m a little busy. No I never worked with Amanda though I love her to death. Is she hear? [\u201cTomorrow!\u201d] Ok, (sighs like he\u2019s relieved) so yeah, never worked with Amanda.\u201d A fan in the front says something like, \u201cwhat about Flanigan?\u201d \u201cI just said Flanigan, I loved working with Flanigan. He\u2019s very funny. <\/span>He\u2019s a hansom devil too.\u201d We all laugh and then Connor says, \u201cDigging a hole. Just digging a hole (making motions like he is<\/em> digging).\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Fans love to see stars get injured. What was your favorite injury?<\/em> \u201c\u2019Fans love to see stars get injured\u2019 (squirms in his chair). (Looking at the fan who asked) What other shows do you like to watch? You like 24? (Laughs)\u201d As Connor struggles to think, a fan in front says something like, \u201cI think she means as your character.\u201d Connor says to her, \u201cYeah, when I broke my arm was I was seven years old, that was my personal favorite injury. . . <\/span>You know those \u201cMirror Mirror\u201d episodes where we\u2019re doing a throw back? I hate them, let\u2019s start with that. Some people liked them but I think they\u2019re just (grits his teeth so it barely come out) @$$<\/em>. But I had a pretty cool Captain Pike burn scar (indicates that it was all over the left side of his face, including his eye). I\u2019ll tell you why I didn\u2019t like those episodes. I came in on the very first day to do these, and I\u2019m doing this scene with Jolene [Blalock] – this wasn\u2019t the problem. She\u2019s wearing this, her uniform has been cut in half, it\u2019s is like a midriff, and it\u2019s pretty cool but \u2013 so I start doing the scene and the director is like, \u2018ok that\u2019s great but I want you to go farther\u2019.<\/em> He started to talk in that tone of voice, \u2018(kind of growling) Farther\u2019.<\/em> And I\u2019m like, \u2018 . . . like a pirate?\u2019 \u2018Yeah! Try that out.\u2019 So I came in and I\u2019m like, \u2018(like a pirate) Listen, rawr rawr rawr rawr rawr.\u201d And he was like, \u2018great! Pretty!\u2019 and I\u2019m like, \u2018(face falls) We have two of these episodes to do though, man. You want me to \u2018rawr rawr rawr\u2019 all the way through?\u201d He\u2019s like, \u2018Yeah, it\u2019s great.\u2019 And I was watching them and I was like, \u2018Oh my God. You\u2019re terrible.\u2019 But I did like the injury, (throws an odd glance at the fan who asked the question to find she moved). Where are you? You like medical dramas or like medical reality shows? Hip replacements? (Laughs)\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Someone asked a question regarding Connor\u2019s fight scenes with Jason Momoa. \u201cHe can fight<\/em>. Not only can he<\/em> fight, but Bam Bam [Bamford] who\u2019s the fight choreographer comes from an MMA background \u2013 \u201cMixed Martial Arts\u201d \u2013 and listen. I\u2019ve done a lot of fighting in my day . . . on screen, (puts up his fists like he\u2019s going to take someone on). But I got there to do those fights with Jason that Bam Bam was choreographing, and I was blown away. I was also terrified that my nose was going to be over here (puts a finger on his left temple). And from what I heard that actually happened a couple of times. In fact . . . so I did that first fight scene in \u2018Michael\u2019, and I\u2019ve got to get to the airport, we\u2019re fighting along, I\u2019ve got my fight \u2013 the guy who\u2019s really<\/em> fighting \u2013 next to me, ready to jump in when I have to go. Apparently, literally, I leave, the door shuts, they do the scene again, and I think that Jason caught him with an elbow in the middle of his forehead, knocked him out cold. And I was like, \u2018Damn! <\/em>That\u2019s exactly what I was afraid of. I\u2019m so glad I had to go catch a plane!\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n Who was your favorite cast member on Atlantis to fight with?<\/em> \u201cI only faught with Jason. Nonono, I faught with Rachel too.\u201d The fan helps him along saying, \u201cand Joe Flanigan.\u201d \u201cDid I fight with Joe? Oh yeah!\u201d \u201cBest fight scene ever!\u201d \u201cReally?\u201d \u201cOh yeah, when it spans back, and, oh!\u201d \u201cEverybody on the show is a really good fighter. You know why? Because Bam Bam \u2013 all props \u2013 that dude is awesome. I don\u2019t know what kind of background people had in fighting before that, but when I got there, I had some background in stage combat. I fought a fair amount on Enterprise so I felt pretty confident. <\/span>But to a person, the best? Jason. Dude can fight. For reals.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Someone asked a question off the mic about Michael\u2019s changing look as his story progressed \u2013 how the strength of his resemblance to the Wraith changed, especially in his last couple of appearances. \u201cI think that was a matter of him being a hybrid. A little better looking? Less stuff? I think that was a matter of the retrovirus he\u2019d given himself, and sort of like his evolution. He was kind of in limbo and he looked like he was in limbo between being a Wraith and being human, so I think he evolved into what you wound up seeing in season four, which is probably \u2013 I\u2019m sorry, season five? \u2013 Five. And I think had there been more . . . oh well he\u2019s dead. That was it, that\u2019s all you\u2019re going to get out of me.\u201d Someone shouts, \u201cThey never found the body!\u201d \u201cNaw, it\u2019s way down. Listen. If he didn\u2019t clone himself, shame on him. [We all cheer and clap! Bring back Michael!] A little short sighted, to create a whole army of clones<\/em>, and then thinking, \u2018Yeah, but I\u2019m cool. (Takes his fist, taps his chest twice, and then brings up one finger) There\u2019s only one of me!\u2019 That\u2019s my two cents.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n How was it to be in costume on set? Was there a little Wraith clique somewhere because you all got shunned by the cast?<\/em> \u201cI had to turn and face the wall whenever they came around. No, you know I\u2019m me, and I\u2019m just pretty laid back and I like to have fun. So I\u2019d be sitting there talking to whoever and a couple times they\u2019d be like, \u2018Alright, this is freaking me out, because you\u2019ve got the eyes in and your just like (undulates)\u2019. So sometimes people would have a reaction of sort. But the funny thing was in reality I\u2019m wearing those cat eyes, and they eliminate your peripheral vision. So until I got used to it, I had to have somebody kinda like guide me, or sorta like hold my hand as we made it to set because It was dark and I couldn\u2019t see anything. I felt like a bad @$$ because some PA is walking me on to set (shows us his hand which at that point would have had the feeding maw on it). So there were some funny moments for myself like that.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n I\u2019ve been given the two minute warning.[Awwww!] <\/span>The score is tied seven to seven and if somebody gives a great question you\u2019re side is going to win, either this side or this side, I\u2019m not sure!\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n What shows would you really like to be on? \u201cIt was a big thrill to do Sarah Connor, because I\u2019m a big fan of that show. I did a pretty good job. Personally I don\u2019t think I\u2019m going to get the chance, but I\u2019d like to be on American Idol. Or \u2018Dancing with the Has-Beens\u2019. I might be on that show. Lost would be cool. Because you\u2019re in Hawaii. The thing is it loses a little bit of its luster when you\u2019ve done a lot of television and you see how everything works and the long hours. And there\u2019s a certain similarity to groupings of shows that, to answer that question honestly, it\u2019d be like, \u2018Yeah, all of \u2018em!\u2019 But personally if I had to pick one it\u2019d be American Idol. No, it\u2019d probably be Sarah Connor because I am just a big fan of the show, and that\u2019s the only show I watch with any regularity. And you know what? Who would have thought it, but Brian Austin Green kicks @$$ on that show. It wouldn\u2019t have been in my playbook to say that he would have done that, but he did and props to him.\u201d<\/p>\n What was your favorite moment on the set of Stargate Atlantis?<\/em> \u201cSo many. My favorite moment on the set of Stargate Atlantis was probably when they walked up and said, \u2018we\u2019re probably going to have you back\u2019 (laughs). That\u2019s the end of the game. It\u2019s tied, and you guys have to have a shootout. And I hope Vancouver wins this time. Thank you!\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Let\u2019s hear it for Connor! He almost has me wishing I\u2019d stuck around past the first season of StarTrek: Enterprise. Almost.<\/span><\/span><\/em><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n I\u2019m really looking forward to seeing Connor again in Chicago this August. Maybe by then Connor will have learned if Michael did clone himself after all? If I could ask a favor of those reading this post, if you could pass it along to anyone you know that is attending the Chicago Creation convention this year? It is my hope that by passing this \u201ctranscript\u201d along to as many attendees as possible, we can avoid having the same questions come up. It can get boring for those of us who are fortunate enough to have seen an actor multiple times to hear the same questions get asked, and it\u2019s hard on those dependant on convention coverage to learn about the cast because fewer new questions are asked. So, please pass it along!<\/em><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Next, she may be short in stature, but she\u2019s big in talent! The witty and lovely Teryl Rothery joins us to honor Janet Fraiser and cause mayhem with young gentlemen!<\/em><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" He was a success and then a disaster. A character we could sympathize with, and then a character we could hate without much reservation. A potential ally, and then an enemy who knew way too much. 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