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By Byron Perry, VarietyConnor Trinneer just wrapped a guest-starring role on "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles." He's also wrapped on Sci Fi Channel telepic "Termination Shock," and his credits include "Criminal Minds."

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By Byron Perry, Variety
Connor Trinneer just wrapped a guest-starring role on “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles.” He’s also wrapped on Sci Fi Channel telepic “Termination Shock,” and his credits include “Criminal Minds.”

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