
Age: 35
female
Following her graduation from high school as a junior, American actress Conor Leslie began landing guest spots on television shows before securing her first major role in the 2012 film Chained as the potential first victim of a serial killer's protégé. Leslie has since primarily focused on the small screen, most prominently portraying courtesan Sabine in Discovery's historical adventure Klondike (2014), spaceship computer Natasha in Yahoo!'s sci-fi comedy Other Space (2015), and political aide Sarah Ellis in Fox's drama Shots Fired. She also appeared as the half-sister of protagonist Juliana Crane in the first three seasons of the Amazon series The Man in the High Castle from 2015 to 2018. In 2018, Leslie gained new recognition for being the first to play DC superheroine Donna Troy in live-action on the DC Universe original Titans and returned to the series for 2019's second season.

So, the overall story as shortened as I can do: It really all starts back in Egypt in 18 AD, where Alexander and Joseph Morbi share the role of king. Joseph owns a puppy with a descriptive name (Puppy), but then one day when the sacrificer tries to execute Puppy, Puppy is accidentally sent forward in time and given these unique abilities: He can talk like a human. He can read minds. And he can see the future. So, he's been blasted into 2015, but wants to get back to 18, so teams up with a man named David Morbi and some other people to try and get him back, and creates a team which fronts as the Extra Secret Service Organisation (ESSO), and help people out and stop criminals to make that front believable. Eventually, the ESSO find a way to return Puppy to his rightful place, but then Puppy realises that he's actually much happier in 2015. So he stays there, and makes the front of the ESSO the reality of it. Unfortunately, the ESSO are not legally an organisation of the law, so they are thought of as vigilantes, resulting in the police wanting to catch them. That's just the backstory. It's developed a lot more since then.

