Synthespians™ (novel): Difference between revisions
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*[[Joan Bruderbakker]] | |||
*[[Charles Bruderbakker]] | |||
*[[Claudia Bruderbakker]] | |||
*[[Walter J. Matheson III]] | |||
*[[Marcus Brooks]] | |||
*[[Dominique Delacroix]] | |||
*[[August deValle]] | |||
*[[Sean Brady]] | |||
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*[[Khorlthochloi]] | *[[Khorlthochloi]] | ||
Revision as of 07:12, 20 March 2007
Summary
In the 101st century, nostalgia is everything. Television from the 20th century is the new obsession, and Reef Station One is receiving broadcasts from a distant Earth of the past, transmitting them to a waiting audience.
When the Doctor and Peri arrive on Reef Station One, they find a fractured society, totally dependent on film and television. They also discover that the Republic’s greatest entrepreneur is in league with one of the Doctor’s oldest enemies.
As the alien influence spreads its tentacles throughout the Republic, the Doctor and Peri must unravel the link between Walter J. Matheson’s business empire and the invaders. Because, if they don’t, they’ll end up in the deadliest soap opera of all time.
References
Characters
- Joan Bruderbakker
- Charles Bruderbakker
- Claudia Bruderbakker
- Walter J. Matheson III
- Marcus Brooks
- Dominique Delacroix
- August deValle
- Sean Brady
