Logan Marshall-Green

Logan: (on what viewers can expect in Traveler) Without giving too much away, you follow Tyler and Jay through a little bit of New England, retracing their steps, only through the past two weeks before. And then the lies start to show themselves being even deeper through the past two years. So we dig deeper into our pasts and Will's past and we find ourselves in New England towns on the run. And we may even find Will.

Logan: (on what he liked about the pilot script of Traveler) The whole script appealed to me from page one to page 58, 60, I don't know. I don't know many people who didn't read the script in about 20 minutes. It's just a page-turner. The character, Tyler Fog, appealed to me, just due to his vulnerability and his range of emotion and need when really, he has everything he's ever wanted. You gotta hand it to him money-wise. Yet, he still needs something. He needs Jay, he needs the truth, he needs a lot. And those blanks were-- he doesn't know what he needs as well, and those blanks were what really intrigued me.

Logan: (on his character in Traveler) Tyler Fog is the son of [a] Fortune-500 kind of guy, actually, maybe even richer. And he is, let's say, an underachiever, at least in his father's eyes. But unlike a lot of stereotypical rich kids, he's a good guy, underneath. And he's a guy you'd, surprisingly, want to root for, even though he's born with a silver spoon in his mouth.