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Denise Crosby pictorial, Don King & Terri Garr interviews ... Read more

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Star Trek fans are not unobservant. Here is a collection of trivia, fun facts, production problems and equipment oddities. 2 cassettes. ... Read more

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What money can't do.
The "Nitpicker's Guide for Classic Trekkers" finds many glitches and contradictions with the original series, but we should expect that. The Original series was poorly understood, poorly funded, poorly received: Roddenberry did all he could to keep on the air two and a half seasons.
The "Nitpicker's Guide for Next Generation Trekkers" shows, on the other hand, that even with the best minds who have the best understanding of the concept of science fiction in general and Star Trek in particular, even with Roddenberry at the helm, even with the best money and the best audience and the best ratings, they still could screw up. And badly. The value of this book is for anyone who would think any creation of man is more than mere entertainment, for the inconsistincies and contradictions Farrand exposes reveal man for what he is: you're lucky if you can get a decent cup of coffee out of him.

Proof you can never take Star Trek too seriously
Phil Ferrand has certainly found a way of making a profit from watching Star Trek episodes dozens of times in his series of "Nitpicker's Guides" to the various series.This particular volume covers seasons one through six of "Star Trek: The Next Generation."Each episode is presented with a synopsis (usually one and a half columns), a couple of trivia questions (hard ones), and then a consideration of Plot Oversights, Changed Premises, Equipment Oddities, and Continuity/Production Problems.Often Farrand includes Great Lines, Great Moments and Ruminations, as well as such additional treasures such as the "Damage" and "Romance" Tote Boards (e.g., How many women did Picard kiss?).

The oddities and problems are the true nitpicking in the volume, but the substantive analysis of the episodes comes in the oversights and premise changes.While not as grounded in the laws of physics as other efforts to take Star Trek seriously, Ferrand brings a basic understanding of the rules of the games and asks common sense questions about how and why things work in the Star Trek universe.I especially enjoy his take on the real rules of the holodeck, the peculiar properties of the transporter, and the continually waste of time using shuttles.Above all, I appreciate his efforts to make the episodes have meaning as a coherent body of work, whether the pieces fit or not.

If Next Generation is in syndication in your neck of the woods, what you want to do is read the entry for each night's episode before it airs and then you can watch for the reflected crewmen, the psychic doors and all the little nits that Ferrand has picked.If you enjoy Star Trek, these books can add a little more fun simply because they of the way they take the show so seriously (nudge, nudge, wink, wink). ... Read more

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"Unauthorized! Unabridged! Uncensored!" Bloopers and errors made on the Star Trek: The Next Generation" series. ... Read more

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The Triathlon of Trivia for Trekkers! Do you know the number of women who have kissed Picard? The number of "planets just like earth" found in the original series? Know the answers to these questions and more? 2 cassettes. ... Read more

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9 Perfomances that barely enhance the experience
9 short stories by 9 different authors, each "performed" by someone else ("Letting Go" by Ken Wisman performed by Susan Anspach & Will Patton; "In Gethsemene" by Stephen Gallagher performed by Christopher Cazenove; "The Big Sky" by Charles de Lint performed by Loretta Swit; "Alfred" by Lisa Goldstein performed by Jennifer Warnes; "And the Angels Sing" by Kate Wilhelm performed by Denise Crosby; "Basileus" by Robert Silverberg performed by Roscoe Lee Browne; "The Man Who Loved the Faioli" by Roger Zelazny performed by Tim Russ; "All Vows" by Esther M. Friesner performed by Terry Farrell; and "Upon the Dull Earth" by Philip K. Dick performed by Kevin McCarthy).If you're expecting Angel fantasies or light and airy angel stories you've come to the wrong place!These are stories firmly set in the fantasy genre that tell of encounters with other-worldly beings - not necessarily Angels!

Sadly disappointing, depressed dark images portrayed. 0 star
Why would anyone want to listen to dark, dreary stories of the undead,Angels that drink blood, this book was very misrepresented in the title. "Deamon" fantasies is much more appropriate.I was lookingforward to a spiritual uplifting, instead I threw all the tapes and boxinto the trash, right where it belongs. ... Read more

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Chapters: Georgia (U.s. State) State Court Judges, William Few, William Crosby Dawson, Denise Majette, James Moore Wayne, William H. Crawford, Carl Vinson, Nathaniel Edwin Harris, Georgia Court of Appeals, Charles Frederick Crisp, Clement A. Evans, Seaborn Roddenbery, Glenda Hatchett, Walter T. Colquitt, John William Davis, John M. Berrien, Peter Early, William Washington Larsen, Emory Speer, William Augustus Bootle, Charles Tait, Martin Jenkins Crawford, Supreme Court of Georgia, Hiram B. Warner, Augustin Smith Clayton, Glen Ashman, Robert R. Reid, John Henry Lumpkin, Charles Weltner, John Stephens Wood, Augustus Romaldus Wright, Samuel Rutherford, Benjamin Taliaferro, Nelson Tift, John Pendleton King, Hugh M. Dorsey, Charles Lafayette Bartlett, Thomas Banks Cabaniss, Charles Hillyer Brand, Bryant Thomas Castellow, Clarence Cooper, Thomas W. Cobb, Robert M. Charlton, Frank Park, Albert John Henderson, Thomas M. Norwood, Middleton P. Barrow, Charles Dougherty, Alfred Iverson, Sr., Tinsley W. Rucker, Jr., John Collier, William Marcellus Howard, James Archibald Meriwether, Samuel Hale Sibley, Nathaniel Greene Foster, Joseph Webber Jackson, Lott Warren, Harlan Erwin Mitchell, John Cochran Nicoll, Seaborn Reese, George Jones, Rowland Barnes, Frank Arthur Hooper, Peter Early Love, Junius Hillyer, Roger Lawson Gamble, William Stephens, Bobby Peters, William Davies, Henry Graybill Lamar, Frank M. Hull, Beverly Daniel Evans, Jr., Willie Louis Sands, Charles A. Pannell, Jr., Harold Lloyd Murphy, George Ernest Tidwell, Richard W. Story, Thomas P. Carnes, William Boyd Sloan, B. Frank Whelchel, Lisa Godbey Wood, Robert L. Vining Jr., Archibald Battle Lovett, Hugh Lawson, William Hale Barrett, Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar, Henry Osborne, Orinda D. Evans, Cynthia J. Becker, Linda W. Hunter. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 221. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where ...More: http://booksllc.net/?id=559128 ... Read more

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Asked by her old friend, the First Lady, to investigate the supposed SIDS death of her baby, broadcast journalist Barrie Travis delves into the private lives of the president and his wife and uncovers dark and terrible secrets that could change the course of history. Lit Guild & Doubleday Main. Tour.Amazon.com Review
Watergate, Schmatergate, get a load of this: a dead infant, asleazy president, a manic-depressive first lady, an aide that makesG. Gordon Liddy look like a wuss, murder, adultery, a thousandskeletons peeping from a thousand closets. Exclusive moves soquickly because somebody is always doing something bad. TV journalistBarrie Travis interviews the first lady, a Southern belle stillmourning the death of her infant. With a mixture of horror andself-interest, Travis perceives the slightest hint that the firstinfant didn't merely die, but was murdered. But by who, and why? Asyou can imagine, that's when it gets messy. The book might capsizeunder the sheer weight of seamy scandals and sleazy characters were itnot for the almost-supernaturally spunky Travis and her somewhatreluctant love-object, craggy ex-Marine Gray Bondurant. Bondurant leftthe White House under a cloud. Was he the first lady's lover? Travisand Bondurant come together to solve the mystery, of course. If youread fast, you might just keep up. ... Read more

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It had a little bit of everything!
Sandra Brown created a torrid, political thriller in "Exclusive". Barrie Travis, a discredited Investigative Reporter, has been given the scoop of a lifetime. Apparently, the First Lady of the United States (Vanessa Merritt) is trying desperately to tell her some secret surrounding the death of her child, who was believed to have died from SIDS. Determined to follow the leads where they may, Barrie sets out to reveal the truth at all cost, even if it means risking her life. Meanwhile, the sexy and but grouchy, ex-Presidential Aide, Gray Bondurant, is determined to rescue the 1st Lady from those nefarious individuals who are determined to keep her quiet.

There is an unscrupulous President with a secret to keep; doctors whose ethics have been compromised; a drug/alcohol abusing First Lady; a Mississippi Senator with his foot in politics and who appears to have created the perfect monster/political animal; an ex-military guy with no conscious; a decent plot and some sex thrown in for good measure. I enjoyed Exclusive and would definitely recommend it for those Sandra Brown fans or those short vacation readers. And while I thought the end was a little too cliché, and could have been better, it at least proved the old saying "everything is not as it appears".

Political intrigue
Brown paints a picture of political intrigue throughout her story of a reporter who finds the good luck of being summoned by the first lady for a private talk. But was it luck or a well planned out conspiracy. Her ethics and integrity are tested when her investigation directs her to what is surely a murder by someone at the highest political level.
Twists and turns keeps the reader turning pages. Even as the story ends its difficult to determine whom the villain is.

Exclusive is the best!
This is a great great book. There are many twists and turns throughout,however, they are are nicely tied together in the end. This book will keep your attention all the way to the last page. You will love it!

Exclusive
The book shipped pretty quick. The condition of this book is unexceptable. It is dirty, and sticky and we intend to just throw it away.

Well cared for and interesting
Seller did a great job caring for this book.It came in wonderful shape and I would definitely buy again from this seller.Fast shipping and in excellent shipping condition.Well worth the time and money to get such a great book.

Story has a great subject line.Well written - like all of Sandra Brown books.Leaves you wondering what the story will really be.Surprise ending. ... Read more