Junior Brakeman is a recurring character on TNT's Snowpiercer. He is portrayed by Kenneth Tynan.
History
Little is known about the Junior Brakeman, other than he is a brakeman aboard Snowpiercer. His name was never revealed.
Throughout The Series
In These Are His Revolutions, when John Osweiller with other brakemen caught Walter Flemming was helping Lights doing something suspicious. Osweiller told the Junior Brakeman to tell Jackboots that the Tailies are out. However, as the results of Lights and Walter successfully sabotage, the hardline communications are down. Osweiller then made the Junior Brakeman run uptrain. He then told the news to Commander Grey.
Appearances
Appearance | EP1 | EP2 | EP3 | EP4 | EP5 | EP6 | EP7 | EP8 | EP9 | EP10 |
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Appeared | Did Not Appeared | H = Hallucinations | ||||||||
V = Voiced | C = Cameo | F = Flashback |
Memorable Quotes
“ | Commander, Commander, there's trouble downtrain. The comms are down, and the Tailies are out. | ” |
— Junior Brakeman tell Commander Grey about the Tailies Revolution in These Are His Revolutions. |
Trivia
- He has spoken the opening dialogue for Trouble Comes Sideways.
- He may not be strictly heterosexual as he was willing to trade a blowjob for Kronole. However, he appears to keep this a secret, setting a lookout while having sex with Patterson. Layton later reveals that he is known to trade blowjobs for Kronole to the tailies though this is unknown to the rest of the train staff.
- His romantic relationship with LJ Folger shows that while he may not be strictly heterosexual, he is also not gay.
- His engagement ring to LJ cost him a pair of heavy socks.
- He is a former soccer player, his position being midfield. This acts as metaphor for his stance in the Snowpiercer pecking order as a brakeman, not high class but not low class either but rather in the middle.
- As revealed in The Show Must Go On, Oz is a talented pianist.