January 2005

Dreamwatch

Issue # 124

October/November 2004

Star Trek Magazine (UK)

Issue # 117

Connor Trinneer has been one of the leading lights of Star Trek: Enterprise in its soon - to - be four-year history and the actor continues to impress in episodes like Similitude and The Forgotten . STM's Paul Simpson caught up with the Enterprise NX-01's passionate chief engineer, Charles ' Trip' Tucker, at a recent convention in Germany to hear his thoughts on the show's forthcoming fourth season, to discuss the extraordinary voyage just witnessed in Season Three and find out what it means to him to be part of the Star Trek crew...

October 2004

TV Zone

Issue # 181

Grieving for a loved one while trying to help save Earth were heavy burdens for Star Trek: Enterprise’s Commander Tucker to bear in the show’s third season. For Connor Trinneer, it translated into a welcome acting challenge, as he tells Steven Eramo.

April 2004

STARBURST

Issue # 310

According to some reports,there is a general feeling of foreboding on the set of Star Trek Enterprise. Revamped in its third year as a response to dwindling popularity the season has subsequently faced a revised order from UPN, its 26 episodes cut down to 24.

February/March 2004

STAR TREK COMMUNICATOR

Issue # 148

By now, Connor Trinneer's "Trip" Tucker has emerged as more than just the Chief Engineer of Star Trek: Enterprise - he has become one of the show's pivotal characters both before and after the Xindi attack that launched an all-new direction for the show.  We finally lasso the good ol' boy of the NX-01 crew, who opens up about his accent, his history, living a dream - and keeping an even keel when the world seems against you.  And, oh yeah - that thing with T'Pol...

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February 2004

DREAMWATCH

Issue  # 113

TRIP INTO SPACE

When actor Connor Trinneer sauntered into Toronto's Sci Fi Convention, even hardcore fans needed to take a second glance. As Star Trek: Enterprise's charming Chief Engineer Charles ' Trip' Tucker III, the 34-year-old actor is usually seen sporting his trademark uniform and flat but perfectly coiffed 'do.

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INTERGALACTIC EVERYMAN

In today’s world, most of us work to live. However, there are some people who live to work. Actor Connor Trinneer is one such person. "My favourite thing in the world is getting up in the morning and going to the set," he says. "I really enjoy the process of acting. Whether you’re performing onstage or in front of a camera, all actors want to practice their craft. Almost every day I’m given the chance to do just that. I’m one heck of a lucky guy."

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WEDNESDAY'S TRIP

It has been a rocky road for the Enterprise Crew, but Connor Trinneer believes there are more Treks yet to take.

Connor Trinneer smiles and smiles and then he smiles again. "Hi, nice to meet you, " he says, reaching out to shake a fan's hand. The fan, a woman in her 50s, sits next to Trinneer and they both grin. A flash bulb fires and a photographer captures the moment forever. "Nice to meet you," Trinneer says. Another fan approaches. 

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VENGEANCE TRIP

At the end of Enterprise Season Two, Charles 'Trip' Tucker III, played by Connor Trinneer, was in a bad way. Devastated by the murder of his sister by the Xindi, he was left wanting a little revenge and told his captain as much. However, will a thirst for vengeance be the chief engineer's only driving force in Year Three?

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Washington native enjoys 'Star Trek' ride

LOS ANGELES — Most actors go through their entire careers without playing a character with a name half as distinctive as Zeus Zelenko, No. 1 or No. 2.

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TUCKER'S LUCK

Enterprise's  Trip Tucker tells why he likes it when Scott Bakula makes fun of him...and how he's built his own bungalow. These are bad times for the  Star Trek franchise. The ratings for  Enterprise have slipped significantly from last year, and the series is under fire from critics for being too safe and predictable. But Connor Trinneer ain't fretting. Ask him if he's concerned about the speculation that the show may be about to boldly go down the pan, and he answers with all the no-nonsense assurance you'd expect from his alter-ego, Enterprise engineer Trip Tucker. Life's too short to worry, right?

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TRIP AROUND THE UNIVERSE

ENTERPRISE  star Connor Trinneer - who plays Engineer Charles 'Trip' Tucker talks about life and Outer Space. These are not the headiest days to be involved in the  Star Trek universe. The future of the latest serious to carry Gene Roddenberry's mantle, Enterprise, is less than steady due to both lagging ratings and the uncertainty that its parent network, UPN will even be around in the next few years. And the disappointing box office results of the most recent Trek film, Nemesis, have cast a shadow over the whole franchise.

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January 2003

Connor Trinneer: Japan’s Mr. Wonderful 

Cigarette ads don’t win many popularity contests these days but they have given us many of America’s most memorable commercial images: Joe Camel shooting pool, the Virginia Slims sophisticate, and the epitome of America’s Wild West (who died of cancer, regretting his having promoted “coffin nails”), the Marlboro Man.

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WHAT A TRIP!

CONNOR TRINNEER IS HAVING A BLAST AS ENTERPRISE'S GOOD OL' BOY.

Enterprise rocked Connor Trinneer's world, but it hasn't tripped him up. "I've got a couple of cool cars", the actor remarks. "That's about it. I haven't changed. I'm no different. I'm the same. I'm glad this happened at an older age. I'm glad it didn't happen when I was 20. 

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In the second half of our Television Critics Association (TCA) focus, Enterprise start Scott Bakula and Connor Trinneer reveal how much they are enjoying their time aboard ship, and how impressed they are with the direction the show has been going.  Abbie Bernstein reports.

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Connor Trinneer as Charles 'Trip' Tucker III

Connor Trinneer plays Chief Engineer Charles 'Trip' Tucker III aboard the Enterprise, an American Southerner from the Florida Keys with an offbeat sense of humour, who enjoys using his country persona to disarm people. A brilliant engineer and an outstanding officer, Trip is also a confidante that Captain Archer knows he can rely on - echoing Doctor McCoy's relationship with Captain Kirk. Trip has very little first-hand experience with alien cultures, and is often a fish out of water when dealing with new civilizations.

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From taking his shirt off to getting pregnant with an alien offspring, Enterprise's leading hunk Connor Trinneer is ready for anything the Star Trek universe can throw at him.

It has been quite a while since shirtless studs defined the Star Trek universe. Enter Connor Trinneer, the hunky blond actor who plays Chief Engineer Commander Charles Tucker III - also known as 'Trip' - on Enterprise.

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Connor Trinneer is revealing in the role of Trip

Connor Trinneer has revealed developing the character of Chief Engineer Charles 'Trip' Tucker III is proving to be a continuing process. "During this first season we're all still sort of fussing out who Trip is and I was surprised that Trip's as funny as he is," Trinneer told fans during an online chat on StarTrek.com. "I didn't know that was going to be part of the character when I got the job.

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Trip The Flight Fantastic

He’s already been the subject of much Internet tongue wagging courtesy of his part in the season opener’s decontamination scene, but there’s plenty more to come from Enterprise’s colourful engineer, Commander ‘Trip’ Tucker. Alter ego Connor Trinneer shares his views on Enterprise, alcohol and underwear with Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin.

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March 2002

"Trip's a god ol' boy smartass..."

We talk to Connor Trinneer about life as ENTERPRISE's chief engineer, Charles 'Trip' Tucker III - young, keen, with an offbeat sense of humor - and a great eagerness to explore the Galaxy.

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Trinneer Taking A Nice 'Trip'