Guessing he's a fan.Hmm. Never heard of her. It does, however, beg the question of "Why?"
Guessing he's a fan.Hmm. Never heard of her. It does, however, beg the question of "Why?"
You need to watch Warehouse 13.Hmm. Never heard of her. It does, however, beg the question of "Why?"
There is, after all, no doubt in my mind that Teresa Garcia, from the DTI novels and e-novellas, is an allusion to Teri Garr.
And of course, Dulmur and Lucsly are an allusion to Scully and Mulder, one I caught (after somebody had practically rubbed my nose in it) even though I'd never seen an episode of The X Files.
No; I was puzzled by the obscurity of the reference: a relatively unknown actress.
And yet, ignoring ethnicity for a moment, Garcia reminds me a lot of Roberta Lincoln, as well as a couple of Garr's other well-known characters.Wow, not even remotely. . . .
And yet, ignoring ethnicity for a moment, Garcia reminds me a lot of Roberta Lincoln, as well as a couple of Garr's other well-known characters.
For now. It all depends what the powers that be decide what to do.I just realized I'm 8 whole books behind. The last book with TNG characters I read was Takedown. Not sure how that happened. I am eager to catch up. Is this the last scheduled TNG book?
I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that more people are familiar with Allison Scagliotti than with Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck.I was puzzled by the obscurity of the reference: a relatively unknown actress. Kind of like naming a character after Alvy Moore ("Hank Kimball," from Green Acres) or John Volstad (the "other brother Darryl," from Newhart)
Is this the first Star Trek book you've read? All that is very common in the Litverse, and has been for years, over a decade at that.As a book it goes out of its way to enforce many of the divisions we discuss...there’s common profanity (regardless of STIV) and money everywhere (regardless of ST IV and many TNG lines) Starfleet is pretty much a military (admittedly less of a stretch.) and the Federation is generally a bit shady.
Is this the first Star Trek book you've read? All that is very common in the Litverse, and has been for years, over a decade at that.
Picard said it himself in French in TNG S1.Considering televised Star Trek is now dropping F-bombs, I'm not sure how a book where the most serious word is "shit" is considered extreme.
Wow, you've never seen The X-Files or Warehouse 13?And of course, Dulmur and Lucsly are an allusion to Scully and Mulder, one I caught (after somebody had practically rubbed my nose in it) even though I'd never seen an episode of The X Files.
I don't know if I'd call her that obscure, Warehouse 13 was pretty popular with sci-fi fans, and since then she's also been on Bones, CSI, Smallville, Switched at Birth and Fresh Off the Boat.No; I was puzzled by the obscurity of the reference: a relatively unknown actress. Kind of like naming a character after Alvy Moore ("Hank Kimball," from Green Acres) or John Volstad (the "other brother Darryl," from Newhart)
Considering televised Star Trek is now dropping F-bombs, I'm not sure how a book where the most serious word is "shit" is considered extreme.
Picard said it himself in French in TNG S1.
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