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==Production Background== | ==Production Background== |
Revision as of 14:11, 30 June 2023
Travis Marshall is a news reporter for WVRN (and more recently, an anchorman for Nightwatch).
History
Travis Marshall has reported on many events that took place in Manhattan since the gargoyles' awakening. In 1995, he interviewed Xanatos when he donated the Eye of Odin to the Museum of Modern Art and later reported its subsequent theft. ("The Edge") Other news stories Marshall covered that year included Coldstone's rampage in Times Square, Fox's appearances in her were-form, the after-effects of Demona's broadcast of her "stone by night" spell, the launching of Fortress-2, and Dracon's destruction of Art and Lois' restaurant. ("Reawakening", "Eye of the Beholder", "City of Stone" Part Three, "Outfoxed", "Protection")
In 1996, he broke the news of the birth of Alexander Xanatos, and the gargoyles' battle with the Hunters at Saint Damien's Cathedral months later. ("The Gathering" Part One, "Hunter's Moon" Part Three) He also hosted a television debate on Nightwatch between Macbeth and Margot Yale, the same night that Goliath and Elisa had their first encounter with the Quarrymen. ("The Journey")
In 1997, Marshall also attempted to interview Dominic Dracon when he was released from Bellevue Hospital. ("Idyll or Nightmare")
Appearances
- "The Edge" (First Appearance)
- "Reawakening"
- "Eye of the Beholder"
- "City of Stone" Part Three
- "Outfoxed"
- "Protection"
- "The Gathering" Part One
- "Hunter's Moon" Part Three
- "Nightwatch"
- "The Journey"
- "Idyll or Nightmare"
- "Tale Old as Time"
- "Everywhere"
Production Background
Although his background was never explored on the show, Greg Weisman and Michael Reaves envisioned Travis Marshall to be from the old school style of journalism, preferring to be out on the streets, asking tough questions and disdaining fluff journalism. [1] [2]
Voice Actor: Charles Hallahan