Trey Atwood
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| Trey Atwood | |
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 Logan Marshall-Green as Trey Atwood |
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| First appearance | Premiere (episode 1.01) |
| Last appearance | The Aftermath (episode 3.01) |
| Cause/Reason | Left town for Las Vegas |
| Information | |
| Gender | Male |
| Age | 21 (last appearence) |
| Occupation | Blackjack Dealer |
| Family | Dawn Atwood (mother) Frank Atwood (father) Ryan Atwood (brother) Unnamed Atwood (half-brother) |
| Relationships | Jess Sathers (ex-girlfriend) |
| Episode count | 11 |
| Portrayed by | Bradley Stryker (Season One) Logan Marshall-Green (Season Two onwards) |
| Created by | Josh Schwartz |
Trey Atwood is a fictional character on the FOX series The O.C.. He was the first character to be played by two actors in the series— Bradley Stryker during the first season, and Logan Marshall-Green from season two onwards. Trey is the older brother of Ryan Atwood, and grew up with him in Chino with their mother, Dawn Atwood.
[edit] Season 1
Both brothers were arrested in the pilot episode after stealing a Chevrolet Camaro. As a minor with no prior record, Ryan was cut loose after efforts made by public defense attorney Sandy Cohen, his future guardian. However, as Trey did have a record and was found to have drugs and a gun in his possession at the time of the theft, he was sent to prison. He only made one further appearance during the first season, when he asked Ryan to collect and deliver a stolen car on his behalf, claiming that he would be in danger from people he owed money to if the job wasn't completed. After complying, Ryan then decided to have nothing to do with his brother and made his life with the Cohen's.
[edit] Season 2
In the latter half of the second season, Trey was released from prison. With nowhere else to go, he moved in with Ryan and the Cohens, during which time he also met and became friendly with Marissa Cooper, who attempted to help him settle in Newport Beach.
With his brother's support, Trey tried to make a fresh start in his new surroundings. However he struggled to adjust and resorted to stealing at an auction in order to obtain the down payment for an apartment before becoming involved with drugs when he met Jess Sathers, a student at Ryan and Marissa's school. Jess overdosed at Trey's 21st birthday party and Trey claimed he had given her the drugs in order to save Marissa from getting arrested for supplying the drugs, as the party was at her house. Sandy Cohen managed to get the charges dropped after Trey revealed the identity of the drug dealer. In the meantime, Trey pursued a casual relationship with Jess, and as a result started using drugs. While high, he attempted to rape Marissa, who had gotten back together with Ryan. Trey regretted it afterwards, and apologized to Marissa but then warned her against telling Ryan. Ryan began to suspect something was wrong as the tension between Trey and Marissa grew. Initially, he suspected them of having an affair, and Jess attempted to cause further trouble by reinforcing his suspicions. Ryan confronted Marissa about her relationship with Trey, but she denied his accusations of an affair, although she still did not tell him about the rape attempt.
Trey and Jess then tried to pull off a drug deal together which went badly wrong, almost injuring Marissa in the process. Ryan told Trey he wanted him to leave Newport and Trey and Jess planned to leave town together. In the season two finale, Ryan found out about Trey's attempted rape of Marissa from Seth. Seth had been told about the attack by Summer, Marissa's best friend, whom Marissa had finally told about the attack after Summer questioned her about the scratch marks on her neck. Enraged, Ryan went to Trey's apartment to confront him and the two began to fight. Seth and Summer called Marissa to warn her that Ryan knew about the rape attempt and she too raced to Trey's apartment to try and stop the confrontation. As she burst in on Trey and Ryan, she found Trey strangling Ryan and seemingly about to kill him. Marissa begged the enraged Trey to stop, but he threw her off. To save Ryan, she grabbed Trey's gun and shot him in the back. As the episode ended, it was unclear as to whether or not he would survive.
[edit] Season 3
As the third season opened, Trey was revealed to have been in a coma for several months due to his gunshot wound. When he awoke, he was blackmailed by Julie Cooper into telling the authorities that it was Ryan who shot him and not Marissa. Marissa found out what her mother was up to and prevented Trey from doing this. Facing a broken relationship with Ryan and believing Ryan would be better off without him, Trey was last seen on a bus leaving Newport for Las Vegas. His ex-girlfriend Jess later re-appeared, begging Ryan to help her with some boyfriend troubles and told Ryan that Trey was working as a Blackjack Dealer. While Ryan was at Jess' house, Trey called on the phone, but Ryan refused to speak to him. Later, Trey sent him a birthday gift of a toy Chevrolet Camaro like the one they stole in the first episode.
| THE OC | ||
| EPISODES | CATEGORY | BROADCASTERS | SONGS | WEBSITE | ||
| Primary Characters |
Ryan Atwood | Kirsten Cohen | Sandy Cohen | Seth Cohen Jimmy Cooper | Julie Cooper | Kaitlin Cooper | Marissa Cooper Caleb Nichol | Summer Roberts | Taylor Townsend | Luke Ward |
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| Secondary Characters |
Dawn Atwood | Frank Atwood | Trey Atwood | Taryn Baker | Lance Baldwin Rebecca Bloom | Carter Buckley | Gordon Bullit | Sophie Cohen Theresa Diaz | D.J. | Holly Fischer | Lindsay Gardner | Johnny Harper Alex Kelly | Charlotte Morgan | Hailey Nichol | Neil Roberts | Anna Stern Zach Stevens | Veronica Townsend | Oliver Trask | Kevin Volchok |
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| Places | Newport Beach | Orange County | Chino | Berkeley | Providence | |
| Music | Mix 1 | Mix 2 | Mix 3 | Mix 4 | Mix 5 | Mix 6 | |
| Related | Atomic County | |
| Key Creators | Josh Schwartz | McG | Stephanie Savage | Allan Heinberg | |
