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The Nitpicker's Guide for Next Generation Trekkers Volume 1 by Phil Farrand

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The Nitpicker's Guide for Next Generation Trekkers Volume 1

Phil Farrand

Random House Publishing Group · Paperback · October 2, 1993

Reading lane: TV Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror

Six seasons of bloopers, flubs, technical screw-ups, and picayune plot discrepancies for discriminating fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation Stardate 41153.7-46999.9 Starship Enterprise , Registry NCC-1701D We’re watching you. . .

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Continuity Patrol

For fans who enjoy catching the little slips in a show that takes itself very seriously.

Come here for

  • Plot oversights, production flubs, and equipment oddities
  • Trivia and fun facts from the first six seasons

Expect

  • A close look at where details shift or simply go wrong
  • Affectionate nitpicking, not a straight episode guide

Book Details

Authors
Phil Farrand
Publisher
Random House Publishing Group
Published
October 2, 1993
Format
Paperback
Theme
TV Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror · TV Guides
Reading lane
TV Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • TV Guides

  • TV Sci-Fi, Fantasy & Horror

  • Bibliographies & Indexes

About This Book

Six seasons of bloopers, flubs, technical screw-ups, and picayune plot discrepancies for discriminating fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation Stardate 41153.7-46999.9 Starship Enterprise , Registry NCC-1701D We’re watching you. . . Is there a control panel inside the turbo lift? (No . . . except in the episode “Brothers”) Do or don’t personnel have to tap their badge to access their communicator? (Only when the writers feel like it) Yes, we’re fans. But we’re not unobservan...

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Six seasons of bloopers, flubs, technical screw-ups, and picayune plot discrepancies for discriminating fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation Stardate 41153.7-46999.9 Starship Enterprise , Registry NCC-1701D We’re watching you. . . Is there a control panel inside the turbo lift? (No . . . except in the episode “Brothers”) Do or don’t personnel have to tap their badge to access their communicator? (Only when the writers feel like it) Yes, we’re fans. But we’re not unobservant. Some of us even have Vulcanlike logic. Author Phil Farrand figures that even if you love somebody, you can tell them about that dab of mustard on their upper lip. So here’s a compendium for Trekkers who are unafraid of pointing the finger at oversights, and who know it’s great fun to find the sloppy mistakes (or cost-cutting cheating) in a show that takes itself very seriously. So get your VCR ready and your mind set for hours of enjoyment and mental stimulation with: • Plot oversights • Production problems • Changed premises • Equipment oddities • Trivia questions • Fun facts • Covers every show for the first six seasons of Star Trek: The Next Generation • And more!

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