Convention Meme Part Deux

[guitar_case_vagabond]

THE SAVE THE EARTH COMIC-CON PANEL








It's that time of year again! The unexpected smash-hit television series "Save the Earth" has just wrapped up its first season and once again the cast has returned to the convention world to answer questions, hint at upcoming events, debut showcase trailers, show never-before-seen behind the scenes footage and bloopers, and get up to all sorts of other stuff!


How To Play!
1. This meme assumes that all character canons don't exist in this reality. They've all been created for the show
2. Post with your character. You are now writing the character's "actor" in this strange meta-universe. Include their real name and a little bit about where they came from. Are they a fan favorite? A newcomer to television lucky enough to get their start on such a successful show?
3. Post anonymously (or not) to ask fan questions of other characters! Everything from the ordinary to shipping stuff to creepy and weird. Talk about the show, hint at characters' preincarnations and tease audiences about the crazy stuff future Echoes will bring. Talk about what actors you like to work with and who you can't stand to be around. Tell stories of pranks and shenanigans on set!
4. Or just do whatever you want to do. I don't know. I'm not your boss.

And for all reference needs: the previous one can be dug up here.

Comments

Alexander Varista --> Bailey Yates

[amberhearted]

[ Bailey is a thirty-something actor who had dived into Save the Earth right after wrapping up a commitment to another TV series on a different station. A modern/fantasy crossover, he played a deluded, society-hating cannibalistic villain hellbent on returning the world to its 'proper' state. That role had been his big break. True to fandom, that character has also been subjected to a lot of woobification.

As the STE writers had hoped, Bailey has also done well in the more sane role of Alexander Varista. There were initial concerns that someone who really shone as a dark character wouldn't be able to pull of a lighter one, but Bailey's pulled off Alexander's shift between somberness and humor quite smoothly.

His wife cameoed as Alexander's wife early in the series. They have a dog, but no children. Out of character, Bailey appears to be somewhat reserved, not nearly as talkative as Alex, but carries a quiet sense of humor that comes out more through actions than words. He's a cool cucumber who gets along with everyone, rarely ruffled up, so when he does get angry, it's a very subtle change in atmosphere that tends to keep people on their toes around him.

Then the air warms up, things return to normal, but you're left wondering if things are really alright or if he's covertly planning your demise. ]