Ep.2.14: "Keep Your Shirt On" with Connor Trinneer
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- #Tripisnotdead #FloridaManGoesToSpace Season 2, episode 14 is here. Dominic, Erica, and Mark have a wonderful conversation with Starfeet's first chief engineer and host of our show, Connor Trinneer, best known to us as Charles "Trip" Tucker III.
We discuss Connor's childhood in Washington, traveling the country for a year in a VW bus with the fam, quitting the football team for drama school, finding his way to Kansas City to wrap his formal education, moving to NYC to be an actor and more. How booking his first soap opera outed him as a non-practicing magician AND gave him is first TV death - this time via the elevator shaft. Moving to LA (twice), almost booking Will and Grace, being big in Japan and getting Star Trek Enterprise. Wash is looking great, has been outside enjoying the LA rain. Erica gets some fan questions in, this week’s Star Trek Trivia is replaced with Who Knows Connor Best Trivia, and Connor plays “Stuck on a Deserted Island with Dominic Keating.”
It's a special one for the Shuttlepod Show family, and we have a lotta laughs with our very own. Our favorite southern boy spaceship engineer isn't in his blue skivvies, but it's still a good one... Get cozy with your favorite cocktail or coffee mug, this one's a riot!
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CONNOR TRINNEER
DOMINIC KEATING
ERICA LAROSE
MARK CARTIER
PRODUCED BY
MARK CARTIER
PRODUCERS
CHRIS MOSCATIELLO
ERICA LAROSE
D.R. TIBBITS
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS
CONNOR TRINNEER
DOMINIC KEATING
MARK CARTIER
DIRECTED BY
CHRIS MOSCATIELLO
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY & EDITOR
SHRAN ARORA
PRODUCTION AUDIO
KYLE JOYCE
POST AUDIO SERVICES
NORTHERN LIGHTS PRODUCTIONS
HANDBAG FOR ERICA LAROSE COURTESY OF PAULA PARISOTTO
STYLIST
JOBER VELASCO
(c) 2023 Shuttlepod Show LLC
...and sporting a Riker beard too! 😀
Just to give Connor a boost, has he ever checked out his featurette on the Season 3 DVD set for Enterprise? - Rick Berman said that after having casted so many characters on Star Trek, Connor Trinneer stood out as one of those actors that "blew him away and knocked him back for being so good" listing him in the company of Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, Rene Auberjonois and Colm Meaney. Hows about that?
You've all been keeping me company this evening. Well done Connor for taking the chair; it's been an entertaining couple of hours. Another great episode. - Cheers!
Rewatching Enterprise, I realize more clearly how integral the character of Trip was, and how damned good Connor was at embodying the character. All the cast was really good, but even in such a good cast Connor really stood out.
Such a great discussion -- Connor is a master storyteller as well as a great host and actor. Big thanks @The Shuttlepod Show !
I've learnt a lot about Connor *and* Dominic from watching the show. I'm so glad they have this relationship and get to do this together. I really do find it very touching.
As Dominic would say, "God bless". ♥
Oh, man! I started tearing up when Connor choked back tears about his and his wife's new pregnancy!
Truly, what a great show this is. I look forward to it so much every week. Thank you.
Me too.
Wow same what a strong moment. Connor is a top class gentlemen. huge fan of this series. Keep up the great work!
That was a lovely moment.
I looked at this video and saw it was almost two hours long and I thought "no way." The time went by in a flash. Great fun!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Rewatched the Terra Prime episodes this morning and definitely shed some tears at the end. Not just for the power of the story but for the fact we never got to see any further development with Trip and T’Pol.
I watched it yesterday. First time.
I decided not to watch last episode. I'm ok ish how it finished.
This series has been absolutely fantastic in illuminating how the acting industry works, even for such talented folks as these.
Connor... oh, Connor!! The most handsome guy playing a role in the Star Trek franchise!! Plus, you're soooo nice, cool and funny! A great actor and a personality who doesn't disappoint when seen off screen 😍😍
A big hug from Brazil!
Connor, Dom Erica and Mark, congrats on another fantastic episode! I know I'm not the only one who's been waiting patiently for Connor's turn in the chair - so happy we finally got a chance to see it! He was a great storyteller as always, really knows how to weave a good one and keep people engaged (there's a Trek joke in there somewhere). It was such an awesome treat to get all these little bits and pieces of what made him the actor and person he is today - it all really shows in how he carries himself. Doesn't take a single second for granted that he's been a part of something that has impacted and continues to impact so many people. His answer to what Enterprise means to him really struck a chord with me, about doing your best in the face of adversity, despite whatever roadblocks happen to be in your way. I've been struggling with some big and scary life heardles myself recently and I think taking his words and putting them in my back pocket for when things get tough might be a good way to help me push on through. Every episode makes me love this show more and more, but this one really made me feel proud to be a Trekkie and be a part of the community, even if it's just doing something as simple as leaving my thoughts every Sunday. (Plus how many people can say their suggestion was chosen for the name of the plant on their favourite Trek podcast? Not many. It truly brings me endless amounts of joy.) All and all, another fabulous episode! Happy Shuttlepod Sunday everyone! ☺💚🖖🍃
This is lovely. Thanks Hal! You’ll have to get a picture with wash.
@@ShuttlepodShow That would be a dream come true! 🥰
This episode has a family tone to it. Love it! ❤
AGREED!!!! Apparently, Erica's presence makes the boys behave better!!!
The scene in question from enterprise makes me cry due to experience I had as a foster parent and working in a trauma ICU and have to listen to patients hear that their child or children did not survive the accident. In addition, I've used the scene where Picard talks to his brother about the borg to explain my own trauma and suicide history. Trek can help us explore and explain emotions
I have been a lifelong fan of Star Trek. I am 50 years old so I have seen all the movies and tv shows. Charles "Trip" Tucker was without a doubt my favorite character. It was great to hear Connor share his stories and thoughts!
Happy birthday, youngling. Connor, you have a name SO well suited for having an arch-enemy. I can see/hear a Khan-type villain standing on a rock in a volcano -- shaking a clenched fist and screaming "TRINNEER!!!" at the heavens. Perfect. Much better than "Caviezal !!!"
I loved seeing Dominic's interview, now my wish of Conner getting his due is a treat! Thanks guys! You're the best
It's awesome to see you two are still good friends and true trek fans.
Great to hear about Connor's acting journey. Outstanding Aran sweater Dom.
This shuttle Pod show is BecominG better and better
I'm still listening to this, but this has been such a fun episode. Mark and Erica know just when to jump in with a funny quip or asking Connor to elaborate some point that clearly he knows since he's recalling his life, but that we, as the audience, may not know; impeccable timing jumping in or adding something to what Connor had to say. Another great episode in a collection of awesome videos/interviews!
PS I do love Dom's interjections too = D
Been wishing for a show with Connor since Dom's Life Before Enterprise, cheers Shuttlepod!
Don't hear enough people talk about my favorite Tripp episode, "Similitude", directed by LeVar Burton. Loved this one.
Leave is coming on in a couple weeks. So we will ask about it.
I wish I could meet Mr Trinneer. Such a great actor.
Me too!!! He was my favorite actor on Enterprise!!!
@@Stephenrsm7600 I can't choose personally, after all this time I can appreciate them all in their roles, Jolene was incredible as a Vulcan, Their chemistry on screen was also great imo.
I am so grateful to be able to see the two at the Convention in Las Vegas
@@vickiwinn909 Lucky, Lucky you, I am SO envious, Vickiwinn908!!!!
Great show guys. Connor is a wonderful story teller & has so much to share. I was so fascinated by his younger years traveling the country with his family. I love that The Shuttlepod Show doesn't focus on the actor's character, instead it's about the person & how they got to where they are now & where they want to be in the future. Keep up the great work guys. BTW, I'm glad Dominic explained why he was still using the kitchen chair. Hopefully he'll be healed enough to be able to sit in a comfy chair soon. 💕
As a Quaker, I've been curious about Connor's history when I read years ago that he was raised Quaker. This is so great
My favorite ST franchise is Enterprise and my favorite actor is Connor. I wish they would bring you all back!
Thank you!
❤just a wonderful show. Connor is so laid back and easy with the telling of his story also you can see the close friendship between Connor and Dom as well as with Erica and Mark, again keep up the fantastic work, just brilliant. 🍷🍷Ed from South Australia
I have several comments. 1) great episode, 2) I actually became an Engineer because of the Original Star Trek. I worked for Boeing for 36 years and I helped design and build the International Space Station. It was truly a dream come true. And 3) I am a Graduate of the University of Michigan; MGoBLUE!
Big10!! Also- #engineersarethebestlovers
Both of my parents are engineers and I grew up with a lot of "you know that's not actually what it's like" when talking about Star Trek engineers. 😂
Anyway, I'm a Big 10 engineer...
Knowing one of my favorite actors went to the place I graduated from and grew up 2 hours down the street is oddly very cool.
I’m so glad I stumbled across this series fascinating as you may say . Well produced well interviewed great guests - well done everyone ps my only Patreon
If I could afford it, it would be my reason to sign up for Patreon ^-^
Glad to have you in the community.
By the way, if you watch Picard, Ep 6. Parked around the space dock amongst other classic ship was the NX-01. Not only that it's the refit which if the show had a 5th season it was talked they would have the refit. That is the NX-01 with the secondary or star drive section. ALso this along with all your show was so good. See if you can get Doug Drexler who designed the NX-01 and Mike Okuda on here.
All the Star Treks have always been shows that reached through to hope despite adversity. They cast actors who had that characterisic innately too, in their own various ways. Tbh, I think that's part of the magic of Trek. Connor and Dominic exemplify that.
Great show it was so cool learning about you and your life Connor you were my favorite character on enterprise and fantastic on Stargate Atlantis your one hell of an actor
I live in Walla Walla right now. Home of Adam West and now I find out Connor as well! Awesome!
I didn't know he was a Washingtonian 😮
Connor you are a fascinating human ...love watching and learning about your career
this is so good. I felt like I was listening to an after-dinner conversation with good friends. And you all shared so much. Just tips on how to make it, how to act, how to survive NYC - lol! Thanks so much for this
This show is another brilliant example of the wonderful, creative and caring people that are Star Trek.
Please let there be a Shuttlepod, Seventh Rule, Delta Flyers mega crossover podcast event!
That was unique hearing the story about getting the part in Enterprise but not realizing how big the role was. I also did not realize Conner had in there auditioning for two other parts and studied the other two parts more than Enterprise.
When you guys were talking about how great it is to have different actors come on and learn about them I would have to say yeah this is a great thing to think about because 20 or 30 years ago before we had the internet like this maybe you would see one of the Trek actors on Entertainment Tonight for a minute or two and maybe Patrick Stewart or William Shatner would be on The Tonight Show but all the other actors would still remain a mystery so it's great that they come on here and you give an incredible hour-and-a-half of discussion with them. That's a great thing and to imagine how long we've waited sometimes to find out about things about these actors. It's great to finally learn so much about them
I love a straight arrow. The person who is direct, honest and without agenda. This is exactly what made Trip my favorite character on the show. I now see that it's a carry-over from who you are Connor. For me, you rate right up there with Sir Patrick Stewart and Brent Spiner. Thank you so much for being part of that show and part of my life.
Thanks, guys, it was a pleasure to finally learn a bit more about Connor!
Hi Connor, and everyone else. I’m really enjoying this !
I'm a year and a half older than Connor and vividly remember Evil Knievel was a hero for so many boys our age.... the stunt cycle toys from the time were a huge hit among us kids
Thank you for the last couple of hours company on a UK Sunday afternoon.
Fun time with the chat and Connor on the hot seat! You are the best @ShuttlepodShow !! ❤💛💙🤓🖖🏾
Thanks for the deep dive into Connor's life and career. He imbued Trip with warmth and humour, and when the story called for it, vulnerability and tenderness. Happy birthday Connor. 🎂🥂
That girl was clearly from the Enterprise J making sure you stay in the correct timeline. :D
Hahaha… clever.
Happy Birthmas Connor! Loved the anecdote about your coach attending all your plays. Incredibly heartening.
Here's a few BIG things.
1. Since shows like Picard shows that you can age characters and still have them relevant, do the same thing for the Enterprise cast. This would rectify that lackluster series finale.
2. Bring Tucker back as a clone, that's been around a while, not just created for the new limited series. Make him one of the key designers of what will be the NCC-class of Starfleet vessels.
3. Like Top Gun Maverick, add some needed humor into the darkness that's become Star Star Trek. Each scene should have some drama and a little bit of lightness to it.
4. Lastly and most importantly, fill the void with it being approximately set in 2190; about thirty years into the evolution of the Federation. There's over 80 years of stories between Archer to April that needs to be filled . . . FILL IT with a great Federation story!
Just a thought . . .
Hope someday they come back to show. Trip is my fav enterprise character.
1:23:40 As someone who gone through (without giving details) a childhood (roughly 10 years) with things that gave me ptsd. Startrek including enterprise gave me a bit of "Hope in humanity" it is why i kept on going. It is the reason why I admire the shows and the actors. I have been trying to build the house that is my life up and startrek is a large part of the foundation. If i ever get my life good enough together I will most definitely do a patreon gift. Thank you to every writer, crewman (semi-pun intended) and actor on those shows. Peace from the netherlands.
This show is an absolute treat.
What I love about this show is exactly what Mark mentioned - we get to find out about the actors behind the 'mask' of the characters in the various Trek shows. I always believed that an actor brings a part of themselves into the performance and the character and actor become one and the same in many respects. So, as a huge fan of Trek, I not only want to know more about the characters you play, but by extension, finding out and learning more about the actor who plays those characters means world to me.
Once again, thank you so much for all that you do, including producing The Shuttlepod Show!!
Thank you, Vintage
Great stories from Connor and with regards to Enterprise show quality I certainly feel it stands with any Trek and holds up well today. Always looking forward to the next episode! 🖖
Trip is a starship engineer, but Connor is a culinary engineer~ 😄
A 2 hour Podcast! Yes!!
It is seeing you all and knowing you're out there! I have to thank all for your perfect torso money shots on Enterprise - I hope you weren't too put off having to do it. MANY of us admire you for it! Lol cheers
Gosh, thanks so much for talking positively about home schooling, Connor. The six years I spent home educating my children were absolutely wonderful. We learned and laughed and traveled and it was a great experience. Glad to hear about yours too! Great discussion and interview.
When my family , grandparents parents ,my brother and sister and some friends of my parents went camping we had two big 12x12 ' canvas tents with poles and metal pegs .Every thing and the kitchen sink went with us . Our camping trips were always 3 weeks over the Christmas holidays in our Australian summer . Our camp sites were always near water or down on the coast ,as we did a lot of rock fishing back in those days . Those were the best days of my childhood .Apart from riding horses for many years into my adult hood .
I learned a lot from this. I remember watching the last season of Enterprise and thinking the show was over once the Zindi threat was gone. I mean I thought I'd seen the last episode. I was surprised when it continued for several more episodes. Now... I'm in Japan and my brother was sending me videos so I was always behind.
I totally relate to you about the baby episode. I wasn't a parent then but I now I am and it sure hits differently.
We love cooking entirely from scratch as well. You got to get cook's illustrated. It's our favorite cooking publication.
Around 1:26:00. Damn straight 'Enterprise' stands on its own merits. It's a great show! And, some CLASSIC Star Trek episodes were made doing 'Enterprise'. I LOVE Star Trek: Enterprise. And, the acting and writing are top notch compared to ANYTHING. You should be very proud and thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm going to watch an Enterprise episode starring Trip and T'Pol. What a story line that is.
There are episodes, like Shuttlepod 1, Dear Doctor and Carbon Creek that I would happily put up against the best episodes of the other series. For me, Enterprise was the last of the classic Trek series with a direct lineage back to The Original Series. It still cared about big ethical issues and found intelligent and thought provoking ways to tell the stories. I'm not knocking later Star Trek projects, but honestly for me Enterprise was the last Star Trek that felt like Star Trek.
@@mightymartianca Carbon Creek is soooo good!
Brilliant show as always may have been the best guest so far lol #tripneverdied
Happy belated Birthday Connor, mine is the day after yours.. Thank you everyone for your show, its good to hear people laughing so much and communicating together..
Wow what an excellent episode, probably my favourite. Wonderful to hear all of these stories from actors. Without you those beautiful characters would simply be words on a page. It’s you that brings them to life for us.
I was in the Royal Navy for 12 years and Star Trek would help me escape into my own world with the little private time and space I had whilst serving at sea for months.
Thank you
There is a saying " Even when you think you know a person, there is always something new to learn." We know the actor Connor Trinneer and it was a pleasure to learn a little more about the "private" person. Thank you Connor for sharing this with us fans! And thanks to you all, it was exciting and enjoyable! 🤍😊🌻
Connor is obviously an excellent raconteur: I hope that I meet him personally some time and we are able to converse. This is possibly the most interesting of all your shows: a highly personal, deeply honest, and rare dive into the life of a wonderful actor. Thank you, Mr. Trinneer.
Another great episode. Thanks guys!.. bring on next week!
Michael was one of my favorite characters. Thank You Connor for that.
32K subs already.. wow is this show growing so fast! Great job!
3!! BROCKEN RIBS?!!!! OUCH!!!!! I could see limited movement but ones Bad enough! Yes s Cush chair Would hurt! Hope you heel faster than I did. GREAT HAVING CONNER( TRIP! I NEED TRIP!!) in the Hot seat!! Your show is my first sitting this long to chat! AND I NEVER ONCE LOOK AT MY WATCH TO CHECK THE TIME! BECAUSE ITS SO ENJOYABLE !-Fascinating🖖!
I’ve been rewatching Enterprise for the past 3-4? weeks (having just finished rewatching TOS). Enterprise is a great series. Happy to have discovered your podcast. Thank you, Conner & Dominic for this!
Great way to look at it, there were 98 episodes of Enterprise which is more than most series have today. Still would love to have had those other 75 too! Enterprise was the best of all the series in my opinion, even though it was cut short. And of course that last episode was a simulation within a simulation and never happened. 🖖
I never saw many of the episodes of Enterprise when they originally aired. I am now watching from the beginning on my Ipad.
@1:19:05 very applicable to musicians❤ that sort of the moment I am in at this point in my career with a lot of exciting things happening and expanding but I just remind myself - just do the job❤🙏🏻
Thank you so much for another amazing amazing episode!
Fantastic folk, loved hearing about experiences, so interesting and inspiring.
Yet another great episode. There's nothing better than listening to Dominic and Connor tell their wonderful stories, and the production value on this show is top notch too. Best wishes to the entire team.
It's wild hearing about iconic Trek actors having self doubts. They originated so many characters that feel legitimately real, and through their interpretations connect with fans around the world not only in their run time, but decades later with people that weren't even born yet. If you think about music that can do that kind of thing, it's so very few artists/bands that can stand that test of time. Star Trek, in no small part due to the actors, achieves that.
Can you ask Jolene Blalock to talk on your show please.. I haven't come across your show with her talking yet..
They mentioned recently that they've been trying to get her on, but I guess she's got a lot going on right now. They're still trying! I hope she comes on too!
Might just know you now better than I knew you then. Another great episode. Well done Connor.
Hi Dominic and Conner I just was watching the Conversation with the first crew, I just want to say thankyou to all of the cast and crew for a fantastic series of the Startrek franchise in my mind your series was the best Series and wish they would make aanother continuation of Enterprise I grew up with the original and still watch all of them even the latest Series on Netflix all of the cast did a fantastic job and please let the rest of them know how a lot of your fan base feel again Thankyou.
this is why i miss enterprise soo much, Connor, playing Tripp was and is one of my fav trek characters. Very real feel from his performances. Thank you, Just Thank you. LY
1:32:57 that story just took me there. "Niagara Falls Frankie! Niagara Falls."
Connor's career story is incredibly cool, and he tells it incredibly well. (Magic!)
Hmm...I think he might be one of your best guests😉
Great idea.
That Park Slope story w/the shotgun wowww
Mark touched on this and I think it's an oft-overlooked, but very, very important thing for us, as fans, to remember is to not begrudge actors who, like Mark said, don't know every detail of their character or Trek. I assume (maybe wrongly) that tv shooting schedules are grueling and things are often shot out of sequence and not every actor who gets cast as our larger than life heroes and icons are/were Trek fans and that's ok. For a lot of them, I imagine, they want to practice their craft and if it's Shakespeare or Star Trek or a daytime soap opera, or whatever it is, the craft is what's important. As fans, we pick and choose the shows we like and can follow it obsessively, but I thought that was an important point Mark brought up.
Thank you. I’m glad you’re saying this. So many fans of Trek are frustrated that actors know less about the show than them. TV is very very hard work. JMB! You got my vote! Thanks.
I don't even need to close my eyes to visualize that VW Westfalia 😄
Love learning what makes you guys tick. Enriching.
Great interview - so much fun! I'd like to also point out that the sentiments that Mark conveys from 1:12:16 about both Connor and Dom learning so much about their fellow acting colleauges thru these interviews is so enjoyable and enlightening for the rest of us.
WOW what a journey Connor I totally enjoyed this interview funny you mentioned Evel Knievel because I was fascinated by him also I even had the evil Knievel motorcycle that you crank up and then it flies off and goes to do stunts what a great action figure.
My husband and I just finished watching all four seasons of Enterprise. We thoroughly enjoyed it! For whatever reason, it was off of my radar screen until recently, and it was delightful to discover Enterprise for the first time this summer. My favorite episode was when T'Pol found out that her illness was completely and easily reversible and she was permanently healed from it. That felt like a beautifully enlightening episode and a theme many shows seem to shy away from. Perhaps it's easier to portray healing 'incurable' things when it's presented as fictional and alien. Both my husband and I also really loved every character. You all created very likable and noble characters. I'm happy to have found your podcast now that we have finished the show. It's exciting to hear about your creative process. I look forward to watching more!
Thank you! We are glad you found us!
great discussions, nice to learn of how they all became actors.Enjoy watching the podcast. What a better way than to draw from real life to be an actor!
Thank You so much this talk show is verY Good really appreciated every moment all the host and people who make this talk show possible
Hey Connor really enjoyed your time on Enterprise, its clear that a villain is a juicier role so that fellow on Stargate Atlantis really sticks. As an aside I acquired my first auto in 1979 a metallic blue Pontiac Fireboid complete with The Great Bird of the Galaxy painted on the hood!
Happy Birthday Belatedly!!!❤️❤️
We love you and have enjoyed watching you and the people on your Enterprise!
I love to watch your Enterprise series , all of the time and also during the ‘Writers Strike ‘ and other groups there are not a lot of new tv series shows. So I just watch you and enjoy each episode!
Your family must enjoy having such a handsome father/ husband/ etc. to live with.
Awesome with great insights for life. Thanks Connor and team.
I was raised on TOS in the 70s and 80s, and watched quite a few episodes of TNG during its original run. But I never watched DS9, Voyager, or Enterprise, mostly because I had busy work and social lives in the 90s and early aughts. I finally got around to watching DS9 and Enterprise during the pandemic (I still haven't watched Voyager yet). Enterprise took a while to find its footing, but there were moments of brilliance from the outset. Such a shame they didn't get to do the Romulan War arc. By the fourth season, the show was really cooking, and they definitely deserved another season or two. It's cool to see how these two guys became and remained great friends
Thanks, guys, that was fun! 🖖
I'm glad you guys are doing this! I had a band mate of mine wanting to do something similar, but I thought it would be awkward,... as I'm watching this I'm thinking I missed an opportunity to connect a little bit more with my close friends, we don't always have the free time when we're all together to tell the story everything we've been through that Got us to the why we're all together in the here-and-now , God bless and thank you guys so much, for going there!
I'm showing my bias, but I liked season 1 of shuttlepod best because it stuck with my fav of the treks, Enterprise! It's been cool seeing interviews with other trek's cast season 2 for sure, but I'm excited to see an episode focus back on someone from Enterprise :). Dominic's interview last season was awesome, as is this one with Connor. Fun stuff
Fair enough!
Don't bottle up -- I'm just starting 911 Dispatching. I'm feeling this, and will take your advice.
Another great episode. Thanks for this. Took me 3 sittings to get through.
Connor is such a warm person!
P.S. Mark in good form today too.