Favourite Connor-type

[Allycat]

What type of role did you like Connor in best?

 

[PrincessZombie]

I like baby Connor the best, because after that, he annoyed me. But I loved how baby Connor made Angel act, way funny!

 

[Allycat]

I liked Connor best when he finally accepted Angel... There is nothing nice to see than a father and son reconciliating and together beating the crap out of someone.

 

[Mulder22]

Definintly Connor after he had his memories altered. It was nice the way he finally got it, that Angel loved him. I loved the part from "Origin" when he says "you gotta do whatever you can to protect your family, I learned that from my father", and then looked at Angel from the elevator.

 

[eponinethen]

Connor is the only character I can honestly say that I really hate (except maybe for Adam). The season 5 Connor is the only version I can stand, but I'd sort of prefer it if he had never existed..

 

[StuckinTraffic]

I SO agree!

Definintly Connor after he had his memories altered. It was nice the way he finally got it, that Angel loved him. I loved the part from "Origin" when he says "you gotta do whatever you can to protect your family, I learned that from my father", and then looked at Angel from the elevator.

That's one of my favorite things that happened in S5. I was so happy that Connor finally came to an understanding of what Angel was willing to do for him, and recognized the sacrifice Angel made to protect him. It was nice to see him grow up and realize that it wasn't always about HIM. Then, in Not Fade Away, it was so funny when he came to W&H and told Angel, "You come and see me for coffee and the world's NOT ending? Yeah, right!" I know I'm paraphrasing, but that was the gist. LOL!

 

[Joamna]

For me it's season 5 Connor, when he says he understands why Angel did what he did, really like that moment. Before that I didn't like him much, baby Connor was funny, but not for very long..

 

[Kimm]

I liked him as Season 5 Connor or as Adopted Connor.

The rest of the time he was just this annoying whiny kid. I thought the whole "poor me" act got really old really fast.