Trey Atwood

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Trey Atwood
The O.C. character
Logan Marshall-Green as Trey Atwood
First appearance	"Premiere" (episode 1.01)
Last appearance	"The Aftermath" (episode 3.01)
Created by	Josh Schwartz
Portrayed by	Bradley Stryker (season one) Logan Marshall-Green (seasons two and three)
Information
Gender	Male
Occupation	Blackjack dealer
Family	Francis "Frank" Atwood (father; estranged) Dawn Atwood (mother; estranged) Ryan Atwood (younger brother) Cooper Atwood (paternal half-brother)
Significant other(s)	Jess Sathers (ex-girlfriend)
Residence	Las Vegas, Nevada Formerly: Chino, California

Trey Atwood is a fictional character on the FOX television series The O.C., first portrayed by Bradley Stryker during season one and then by Logan Marshall-Green from season two onward. Trey is the older brother of main character Ryan Atwood, and grew up with him in Chino with their mother, Dawn Atwood.

Season 1

Bradley Stryker makes two appearances in the first season as Trey Atwood. The first, is in the cold open of the pilot episode when he steals a Chevrolet Camaro, crashing it when trying to evade the police. He is arrested and sent to prison.

Trey next appears in the eleventh episode when, at Thanksgiving, Trey calls Ryan from prison. Trey receives a visit from Ryan, and explains that he needs a favour, as people on the inside were beating him up to "remind" him that he owed $8,000. Trey asks Ryan to deliver a stolen car to clear the debt, which he does as a last favour, and afterwards tells Ryan to leave him behind.

Season 2

In the latter half of the second season, Trey is released from prison. With nowhere else to go, he moves in with Ryan and the Cohens, during which time he also met and became friendly with Marissa Cooper, who attempts to help him settle in Newport Beach.

With his brother's support, Trey tries to make a fresh start. However he struggles to adjust and resorts to stealing before becoming involved with drugs. While high, he attempts to rape Marissa. Trey regrets it afterwards, and apologizes to Marissa but then warns her not to tell Ryan.

After finding out about the rape attempt, Ryan confronts Trey and the two began to fight. An enraged Trey strangles Ryan and is only stopped by Marissa shooting Trey with his gun.

Season 3

Trey is revealed to have been in a coma for several months due to his gunshot wound. When he awoke, he is blackmailed by Julie Cooper into telling the authorities that it was Ryan who shot him and not Marissa. Facing a broken relationship with Ryan and believing Ryan would be better off without him, Trey is 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.

References

The O.C.

Characters

Main	Sandy Cohen Kirsten Cohen Ryan Atwood Marissa Cooper Seth Cohen Summer Roberts Julie Cooper Jimmy Cooper Luke Ward Caleb Nichol Taylor Townsend Kaitlin Cooper

Recurring	Anna Stern Hailey Nichol Oliver Trask Theresa Diaz Zach Stevens Alex Kelly Trey Atwood Johnny Harper Kevin Volchok

Episodes

Season 1	"Premiere" "The Model Home" "The Gamble" "The Debut" "The Outsider" "The Girlfriend" "The Escape" "The Rescue" "The Heights" "The Perfect Couple" "The Homecoming" "The Secret" "The Best Chrismukkah Ever" "The Countdown" "The Third Wheel" "The Links" "The Rivals" "The Truth" "The Heartbreak" "The Telenovela" "The Goodbye Girl" "The L.A." "The Nana" "The Proposal" "The Shower" "The Strip" "The Ties That Bind"

Season 2	"The Distance" "The Way We Were" "The New Kids on the Block" "The New Era" "The SnO.C." "The Chrismukkah That Almost Wasn't" "The Family Ties" "The Power of Love" "The Ex-Factor" "The Accomplice" "The Second Chance" "The Lonely Hearts Club" "The Test" "The Rainy Day Women" "The Mallpisode" "The Blaze of Glory" "The Brothers Grim" "The Rager" "The O.C. Confidential" "The Return of the Nana" "The Showdown" "The O.Sea" "The Dearly Beloved"

Season 3	"The Aftermath" "The Shape of Things to Come"

Season 4	"The End's Not Near, It's Here"

Wikipedia books

Seasons of The O.C.
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4

Josh Schwartz

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