And there’s clearly a lot of history there with Isaac and Elida. VAGRANT QUEEN - “Rocket Science” Episode 104 - Pictured: (l-r) - (Photo by: Marco Cruz/Vagrant Productions/SYFY) MM: Exactly. Which I get and I understand but sometimes he puts himself before everybody else. But at the same time that’s the one thing I don’t like about him is that he’s selfish and he kind of has his own agenda the whole time and that’s to get home back to his wife and his kid.
Isaac has one goal the whole show and that’s to get back home and I really admire that he’s loyal to his wife the whole time that he’s gone. TR : I admire his loyalty, and that’s to his wife and child back home. I’m not going to complain if I get compared to Han Solo, I’ll tell you that much! MM: Right? And what’s one thing about Isaac that you admire about him and one thing you wish you could change about him in terms of his personality or character traits? I like all the Star Wars movies, but I grew up on four, five, and six and Han Solo obviously was just a real hero growing up. TR : Only from my brother, I’ll take it! I grew up loving the original Star Wars movies - well four, five, six, and the other ones later. Have you gotten a character comparison to Han Solo yet? I play one of the characters from the comic books that made it over to the television show by the name of Isaac Stelling and he’s a Canadian man who kind of got trapped in another galaxy – and I won’t give away how he got warped into another galaxy, but he did and it’s just kind of his adventures with Elida in her galaxy. TIM ROZON : It’s a sci-fi show based on a comic book of the same title by Magdalene Visaggio and Jason Smith. Tell us about Isaac, the character that you play? Now onto an interview, not yours… MCKENZIE MORRELL: Explain Vagrant Queen to the readers. He shared insight into Isaac’s thought process, praised his on-screen cohorts Amae, and Commander Lazaro (Paul du Toit), and spilled on what his go-to karaoke song would be if his life was on the line…
Rozon recently spoke with FANDOMIZE during his hiatus from Wynonna Earp, and well– everything (thanks Pandemic). Without giving too much away, he will be faced with some challenging moral conundrums despite his budding friendships and home-centric goals at hand. Admirable, right? Maybe not… caught in an elaborate plan by a group of loyalists hoping to restore Elida to her throne (which she is soooo not for), Isaac’s priorities are never quite crystal clear. Isaac has one goal: to get home to his wife and son. He plays goofy Isaac, a human stranded in space who has an often rocky friendship with Elida, an overthrown heir to the intergalactic kingdom turned scavenger in another galaxy - not yours. Not only does Vagrant Queen star some bold, bright women such as Adriyan Rae (Elida) and Alex McGregor (Amae), but at its helm is an ALL female team… yes, you read that right: writers, directors, and even the showrunner! It’s no secret that Rozon is amongst great company on this show, but he also gets to have a bit of fun as well.
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Sure, we’re not used to seeing “Doc Holliday” crack jokes, but despite his broody, laid back personas on projects like Wynonna Earp and Schitt’s Creek, he sure does bring the laughs in SYFY’s intergalactic show.
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Tim Rozon trades in his iconic mustache, and cowboy attire for spiky hair, a full beard… and an unforgettably whacky journey into space! Vagrant Queen, a brand spanking new sci-fi series full of emotion, and giggles enlists Rozon to test (and totally nail) his untapped comedic genius.
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