Connor Lee (born 28 August 2003 in Kirkstall, Leeds) is a young British actor who is best known for playing TJ Woods in the ITV1 soap opera Emmerdale. He has played TJ since the birth of the character in October 2003.
Attends Scala Kids Theatre School in West Yorkshire alongside Annelise Manojlovic (Gabby Thomas in Emmerdale)
Attends Scala Kids Theatre School in West Yorkshire alongside Annelise Manojlovic (Gabby Thomas in Emmerdale)
Synopsis
Unbeknownst to the Charmed Ones, baby Wyatt's new "imaginary" friend is actually the demon Vicus, who is trying to win Wyatt's trust to turn him evil. Piper casts a spell to be able to understand baby Wyatt, but inadvertently brings 25-year-old Wyatt back from the future. When Vicus places a curse on baby Wyatt, the effects are seen immediately in future Wyatt, who physically transforms into a darker version of his previous self. Evil and powerful, future Wyatt kidnaps baby Wyatt so that the sisters can not convert him back to good. Later, whilst trying to steal the Book of Shadows, Leo successfully brings Wyatt back to the side of good. Before future Wyatt leaves, he gives Phoebe, Paige, Piper and Leo insight into the future.
Book of Shadows
Enemies
;Vicus: A demon who preys on magical children turning them down the path of evil. When a magical child becomes his prey, he makes himself only visible to the child and talks to him/her until he earns their trust and curses the child's dearest object to turn them to the dark side.
Spells
;To Hear a Son's Thoughts: Help this mother understand, the thoughts inside her little man. Though his mouth be quiet, let us hear his inner Wyatt.
;To Remove a Curse: Evil taints what was once held dear. Remove this curse away from here.
;To Return One Displaced in Time: Son in the future, son in the past. Seeing a new what whence has past. Return him now to whence he came. Right where he left, all now the same.
Guest stars
*Jason & Kristopher Simmons as Wyatt Halliwell (present)
*Wes Ramsey as Wyatt Halliwell (future)
*Marcus Chait as Vicus
*Susan Santiago as Miss Henderson
*Juliette Tinelle as Forgotten One
Trivia
* The title of the episode is a play on imaginary friends.
* Wyatt tells his family that he takes on Whitelighter duties in the future, complete with charges of his own.
* Paige begins to learn the Maori language, which ties in to Whitelighters being able to speak their charges' tongues, as learned in Siren's Song.
* Wyatt tells Phoebe to keep the paper she wrote on imaginary friends for his little cousin, which again confirms that Phoebe is destined to have children.
* Wyatt doesn't know what Piper was talking about when she mentioned changing the future, so he doesn't know about Chris's time traveling, which he should, as future Chris has become very much in the Charmed Ones' present lives.
* The jingling Paige hears is a much different sound to the jingling that Leo had heard when the Elders were calling him.
* Wyatt tells Paige that she teaches him to be a Whitelighter.
* Piper becomes an optimist in the future, unlike her present self.
* Wyatt has become very powerful in the future and is a force to be reckoned with. His voice becomes deep and echoing when angered, and he's able to vanquish three demons by throwing up his hands, creating an energy wave, completely incinerating them, similar to Prue's future power shown in Morality Bites when she destroyed the attic in a fit of panic. Although, we don't see this in the season finale when they are telling and writing their futures down and see Wyatt and Chris making potions without their sister with them. Maybe, she just wasn't in the room.
* This is the first time that the Simmons twins are listed in the closing credits in the role of Wyatt, but only as guest-stars.
* The song in beginning is "Fallen" by Sarah McLachlan.
* Piper could have cast the "To Listen Secret Thoughts" spell (last cast in Season 2's They're Everywhere) to hear what was bother Wyatt, rather than creating a new spell.
* Vicus vanishes the same way that the Cheshire Cat does in Disney's '.
* This bad fututre Wyatt can`t grab the book, but during Chris-Crossed when Chris was in the future with Bianca Wyatt touched the Book.
International titles
* (The Hand on the Cradle)
* (Imaginary demons)
* (My friend, the demon)
* LatinAmerica : Amigos Imaginarios ( Imaginary Friends)
Unbeknownst to the Charmed Ones, baby Wyatt's new "imaginary" friend is actually the demon Vicus, who is trying to win Wyatt's trust to turn him evil. Piper casts a spell to be able to understand baby Wyatt, but inadvertently brings 25-year-old Wyatt back from the future. When Vicus places a curse on baby Wyatt, the effects are seen immediately in future Wyatt, who physically transforms into a darker version of his previous self. Evil and powerful, future Wyatt kidnaps baby Wyatt so that the sisters can not convert him back to good. Later, whilst trying to steal the Book of Shadows, Leo successfully brings Wyatt back to the side of good. Before future Wyatt leaves, he gives Phoebe, Paige, Piper and Leo insight into the future.
Book of Shadows
Enemies
;Vicus: A demon who preys on magical children turning them down the path of evil. When a magical child becomes his prey, he makes himself only visible to the child and talks to him/her until he earns their trust and curses the child's dearest object to turn them to the dark side.
Spells
;To Hear a Son's Thoughts: Help this mother understand, the thoughts inside her little man. Though his mouth be quiet, let us hear his inner Wyatt.
;To Remove a Curse: Evil taints what was once held dear. Remove this curse away from here.
;To Return One Displaced in Time: Son in the future, son in the past. Seeing a new what whence has past. Return him now to whence he came. Right where he left, all now the same.
Guest stars
*Jason & Kristopher Simmons as Wyatt Halliwell (present)
*Wes Ramsey as Wyatt Halliwell (future)
*Marcus Chait as Vicus
*Susan Santiago as Miss Henderson
*Juliette Tinelle as Forgotten One
Trivia
* The title of the episode is a play on imaginary friends.
* Wyatt tells his family that he takes on Whitelighter duties in the future, complete with charges of his own.
* Paige begins to learn the Maori language, which ties in to Whitelighters being able to speak their charges' tongues, as learned in Siren's Song.
* Wyatt tells Phoebe to keep the paper she wrote on imaginary friends for his little cousin, which again confirms that Phoebe is destined to have children.
* Wyatt doesn't know what Piper was talking about when she mentioned changing the future, so he doesn't know about Chris's time traveling, which he should, as future Chris has become very much in the Charmed Ones' present lives.
* The jingling Paige hears is a much different sound to the jingling that Leo had heard when the Elders were calling him.
* Wyatt tells Paige that she teaches him to be a Whitelighter.
* Piper becomes an optimist in the future, unlike her present self.
* Wyatt has become very powerful in the future and is a force to be reckoned with. His voice becomes deep and echoing when angered, and he's able to vanquish three demons by throwing up his hands, creating an energy wave, completely incinerating them, similar to Prue's future power shown in Morality Bites when she destroyed the attic in a fit of panic. Although, we don't see this in the season finale when they are telling and writing their futures down and see Wyatt and Chris making potions without their sister with them. Maybe, she just wasn't in the room.
* This is the first time that the Simmons twins are listed in the closing credits in the role of Wyatt, but only as guest-stars.
* The song in beginning is "Fallen" by Sarah McLachlan.
* Piper could have cast the "To Listen Secret Thoughts" spell (last cast in Season 2's They're Everywhere) to hear what was bother Wyatt, rather than creating a new spell.
* Vicus vanishes the same way that the Cheshire Cat does in Disney's '.
* This bad fututre Wyatt can`t grab the book, but during Chris-Crossed when Chris was in the future with Bianca Wyatt touched the Book.
International titles
* (The Hand on the Cradle)
* (Imaginary demons)
* (My friend, the demon)
* LatinAmerica : Amigos Imaginarios ( Imaginary Friends)
A short film made in 1998.
Plot
A man returns to his hometown in Ireland for a funeral; whilst there he encounters a few friends, with whom he once played a dangerous game that caused the death of a group of people.
Cast
Una Kavanagh
Michael Murphy
Phelim Drew
Terry Byrne
Darragh Kelly
Crew
*Directed by - Tim Mercier
*Writer - Hugh Costello
*Producers - Sarah Lawson
*Original Music - Chris Elliott
*Cinematographers - Angus Hudson
*Editors - Jes Benstock
*Camera and Electrical Department - Stephen Murphy
Trivia
*Budget= £25,000
*Tim Mercier's first project.
Plot
A man returns to his hometown in Ireland for a funeral; whilst there he encounters a few friends, with whom he once played a dangerous game that caused the death of a group of people.
Cast
Una Kavanagh
Michael Murphy
Phelim Drew
Terry Byrne
Darragh Kelly
Crew
*Directed by - Tim Mercier
*Writer - Hugh Costello
*Producers - Sarah Lawson
*Original Music - Chris Elliott
*Cinematographers - Angus Hudson
*Editors - Jes Benstock
*Camera and Electrical Department - Stephen Murphy
Trivia
*Budget= £25,000
*Tim Mercier's first project.
Sokker Manager, or Sokker, is a free-to-play browser-based, MMOG simulation developed in Poland. Sokker was launched in February 2004 and, opposed to the traditional text-based result systems, it was one of the first successful sport simulation games to offer a graphical animation interface using Adobe Flash technology to view matches as they are happening in real-time. As of July 2007, Sokker has over 55,000 users representing 90 countries across the globe.
International Appeal and Availability
Due to its availability in 90 countries across six continents, users from across the world come together to interact in the world of Sokker. Each country has their own community forum index where people can come together to discuss topics ranging from gameplay to general discussion.
Leagues
The complete list of current national leagues:
Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kenya, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Republic of Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam, and Wales.
Languages
Sokker is available in 25 different languages including:
Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish.
Gameplay
Getting Started
After registration, each user begins the game with 22 players (enough to make a full A and B squad), a 3100 capacity arena, and $250,000. From there, the user must make decisions about what to train, what coaches to hire, if they will invest in a junior squad, or if they will buy a player from the transfer list, among many other options. The ultimate goal of every user is to field a competitive team and win the division in which you compete. However, a team must be aware of their financial situation at all times and wisely choose their goals (i.e. winning with veterans or training youths).
For a complete look at the rules, see .
The Match Engine
The match engine is the most appealing attribute of Sokker Manager. As many other simulation games have relied upon real-time text results, Sokker allows users to view matches using Adobe Flash. Watching matches helps managers decide what tactics to use and how their team can improve on the field. Also, watching matches allows users to scout their future opponents and counter their tactics.
Players
Players are valued by their level in 8 different skills: stamina, pace, technique, passing, goalkeeping, defending, playmaking, and scoring. Other secondary attributes such as form and tactical discipline are also taken into account.
Players are given orders in each match as to what position they will play. Options include Goalkeeper (1), Attacker (max. 3), Midfielder (max. 5), and Defender (max. 5). These positional orders affect the training that specific players receive.
Tactics
A major feature to be a successful team in Sokker is how wisely a manager chooses their tactics. Managers may completely organize their tactical distribution for all ten outfield players, which is a key element to the game’s popularity and success.
Leagues
Some nations may have as many as seven divisions consisting of a varying number of leagues. Some smaller nations may have as few as three divisions. There are eight teams in every league, each fighting for the top spot in the league to promote to the next divisional level.
Cups & Friendly Leagues
Many teams qualify for their own country’s national cup. National cup matches are played every Wednesday.
Users may also join friendly leagues if they are no longer participating in the national cup. These leagues are organized like other leagues in which points and goal differential are important.
Plus Features
Although Sokker is completely free to play, users are given the option to subscribe to Plus features. Plus does not give extra in-game benefits to subscribers, it only allows them more options to have fun with the game. Plus features include: Emblem, guestbook and club zine; Match kits; Training effects monitoring; Graphs; Shortcut links; Statistics; Unlimited access to view all matches; the ability to create friendly leagues; and other bonuses.
International Appeal and Availability
Due to its availability in 90 countries across six continents, users from across the world come together to interact in the world of Sokker. Each country has their own community forum index where people can come together to discuss topics ranging from gameplay to general discussion.
Leagues
The complete list of current national leagues:
Albania, Andorra, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Belgium, Bolivia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, England, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kenya, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Republic of Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Northern Ireland, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Senegal, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United States, Uruguay, Venezuela, Vietnam, and Wales.
Languages
Sokker is available in 25 different languages including:
Bosnian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish.
Gameplay
Getting Started
After registration, each user begins the game with 22 players (enough to make a full A and B squad), a 3100 capacity arena, and $250,000. From there, the user must make decisions about what to train, what coaches to hire, if they will invest in a junior squad, or if they will buy a player from the transfer list, among many other options. The ultimate goal of every user is to field a competitive team and win the division in which you compete. However, a team must be aware of their financial situation at all times and wisely choose their goals (i.e. winning with veterans or training youths).
For a complete look at the rules, see .
The Match Engine
The match engine is the most appealing attribute of Sokker Manager. As many other simulation games have relied upon real-time text results, Sokker allows users to view matches using Adobe Flash. Watching matches helps managers decide what tactics to use and how their team can improve on the field. Also, watching matches allows users to scout their future opponents and counter their tactics.
Players
Players are valued by their level in 8 different skills: stamina, pace, technique, passing, goalkeeping, defending, playmaking, and scoring. Other secondary attributes such as form and tactical discipline are also taken into account.
Players are given orders in each match as to what position they will play. Options include Goalkeeper (1), Attacker (max. 3), Midfielder (max. 5), and Defender (max. 5). These positional orders affect the training that specific players receive.
Tactics
A major feature to be a successful team in Sokker is how wisely a manager chooses their tactics. Managers may completely organize their tactical distribution for all ten outfield players, which is a key element to the game’s popularity and success.
Leagues
Some nations may have as many as seven divisions consisting of a varying number of leagues. Some smaller nations may have as few as three divisions. There are eight teams in every league, each fighting for the top spot in the league to promote to the next divisional level.
Cups & Friendly Leagues
Many teams qualify for their own country’s national cup. National cup matches are played every Wednesday.
Users may also join friendly leagues if they are no longer participating in the national cup. These leagues are organized like other leagues in which points and goal differential are important.
Plus Features
Although Sokker is completely free to play, users are given the option to subscribe to Plus features. Plus does not give extra in-game benefits to subscribers, it only allows them more options to have fun with the game. Plus features include: Emblem, guestbook and club zine; Match kits; Training effects monitoring; Graphs; Shortcut links; Statistics; Unlimited access to view all matches; the ability to create friendly leagues; and other bonuses.