Interesting. Some more 'official' names for people's 'encyclopaedeaic sites'?
I wonder what Beverly's middle name is?
Susan? What was her Grandmother's name?
Actually what characters do we know of that we know their middle names - if any?
Was Wesley - Wesley Eugene?
We have Miles Edward O'Brien Benjamin Lafayette Sisko James Tiberius Kirk Julian Subatoi Bashir Thomas Eugene Paris Keiko Ishikawa O'Brien (sort of a cheat) B'Elanna L. Torres Beverly S. Crusher nee Howard Pavel Andreovich SP? Chekov Leonard H. McCoy (Son of David) Quark son of Keldar William Thomas Riker NFN NMN Data
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quote:Originally posted by AndrewR: I wonder what Beverly's middle name is?
Susan? What was her Grandmother's name?
I believe from "Conundrum" her file listed it as Beverly C. Crusher. At the time I took it to be the real actress' name: before 'Gates' McFadden she was known as Cheryl McFadden.
quote:I believe from "Conundrum" her file listed it as Beverly C. Crusher.
That is correct. And her parents are Paul and Isabel Howard. Wesley's name is Wesley R. Crusher.
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i think a 70s manual had Christopher Robin Pike, although a novel has Christopher Richard Pike.
In Peter David's corner of the universe, Riker has two middle names, to cover for one of his early novels' 'William Thelonius Riker' fuckup
no word on the T in Robert T April, i'd hope it wasn't Tiberius though.
is it Wesley Rod Crusher?
btw, Andreievich
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"Dick" Crusher? Jack "Dick" Crusher? It's gettin' a bit strange around here....
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I simply have to express my profound astonishment as to Picard's scrapbook actually being a carefully constructed and realistic prop instead of one huge in-joke clusterfuck.
The stuff on Alpha Centauri and the Founding Five is interesting in the extreme. And a fan of some really nerdy, almost Flareish breed must have been involved in the writing of all this stuff.
The little slip-up about Battle of Maxia could be easily forgiven: perhaps the recognition was only awarded after "The Battle", retroactively referring to the date and site of the battle?
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I think the first one may be "irony" and the last two "later fracas", but I can't be sure.
The second word is harder. "emotive" makes sense, considering what seems to be a reference to an argument later on, but seems to be too short, almost as if it is spelt "emmotive". "elusive" doesn't seem to work because there would be a bit sticking up from the "l", and there doesn't appear to be one. Anyway, I am pretty sure it ends in "tive".
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Now if we can get those words write - you should send of a copy to Berman and Braga saying it's STRAIGHT from Picard's scrap book. Maybe they'll have a little memory jog about the Romulan War etc.
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quote:Originally posted by AndrewR: That's very cool.
Now if we can get those words write - you should send of a copy to Berman and Braga saying it's STRAIGHT from Picard's scrap book. Maybe they'll have a little memory jog about the Romulan War etc.
They'd send the Paramount Marines to wipe us out, along with Flare and all our websites, in case anyone finds out they don't care about the Romulan War, and would rather have guns, new aliens and almost-naked Vulcans than continuity and professionalism.
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