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| Connor did do a wonderful job in Close To Home.  And in Numb3rs, he wasn't so much a baddie as a sort of victim. I so looking forward to SGA! Not being a fan of sit-coms, I don't think I'd like to see him starring in one (although he'd do a wonderful job!), I'm looking for him to star in a drama. Not legal .... ooooo .... maybe a western? But ya know, it seems he can't do bad work. He makes all his characters believable!
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| I agree - I am not a huge fan of the sitcom either. A Western is a good idea though. I would just love it if Connor suddenly turned up in Lost which I think is one of the best written, best acted and most character driven shows around.
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| What would you have Connor do on a medical show, such as ER?
Patient
Father of young patient
Husband of patient
Doctor
other suggestions?
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| A Western is a great idea. TV needs a little more imagination and much less reality-based material.
He looked so great on the North Star episode.  I'll bet he and Scott had fun filming that one. (I hope Connor is more comfortable on a horse than Trip is.) 
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| tripsmyguy (1/20/2006)
A Western is a great idea. TV needs a little more imagination and much less reality-based material. He looked so great on the North Star episode. I'll bet he and Scott had fun filming that one. (I hope Connor is more comfortable on a horse than Trip is.) I thought the horse looked more uncomfortable than Trip did! Especially when Archer and Bennings where taking a 'billy-beating' underneath its hooves at the end. No doubt Dobbin would have had something to say about that.
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| | Didn't Connor say that was the first time he'd ridden a horse in North Star....didn't do too bad for a first attempt! Tripsmyguy, in a show like ER he'd have to be a doctor....he'd show his caring side as well as his bedside manner.... |
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| tripsmyguy (1/20/2006)
A Western is a great idea. TV needs a little more imagination and much less reality-based material.
Hear, hear.
And yeah, a western would be lovely. Connor and horses in the same show - WOW! 
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| | I used to go horse riding when I lived near Malton. My next door neighbour owned a horse called Polly and let me ride it. Anyway, when I came out of hospital the following weekend I swore never to mount a horse again. (thats enough about my past relationships). Refering to North Star, (which is one of my favourite amongst others) he did look the part. As long as he doesn't star with John Wayne or Clint Eastwood I'm not bothered.
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