Charles "Trip" Tucker III (short for “Triple”, since he is the third generation of his family to be named Charles Tucker), played by Connor Trinneer, is a fictional character in the television series Star Trek: Enterprise. Tucker was the chief engineer on the Enterprise, and also briefly served as chief engineer aboard the Columbia. Tucker first met Jonathan Archer about a decade prior to the launch of Enterprise when the two worked together...
Archer talking to Tucker about whether or not he has ever done anything foolish.
Tucker hasn't gotten sleep for a while because he's being trying to fix the w...
Malcolm and Tucker talking about their courageous experiences on Enterprise.
Archer asking Tucker if he and Malcolm had a interesting couple of days.
Tucker using the excuse that the aliens were gorgeous as an excuse even thoug...
Malcolm and Tucker getting mad at each other for being trapped in a basement.
Tucker can't figure out if he has a hangover or getting shot is making his he...
Tucker commenting on how he's being searched by one of the aliens he thought ...
Tucker and Malcolm getting pulled into the basement by a few aliens that they...
Tucker and Malcolm continuing to point out women in a bar.
Tucker and Malcolm at a bar pointing out girls.
Tucker talking about broadening their cultural horizons, Hoshi is disgusted b...
T'Pol saying goodbye to those who are leaving and Tucker saying he'll bring b...
Tucker talking to Archer right after they cross part of the desert.
Archer and Tucker are arguing whether 'Xanadu' is admissible in a game of geo...
Tucker talking to Archer and asking him if he has any ideas.
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