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'''''Searcher''''' is a deep-space exploration craft deployed in [[2492]] CE to search for and re-establish contact with human colonies cut-off from [[Earth]] during the | '''''Searcher''''' is a deep-space exploration craft deployed in [[2492]] CE, with the mandate to both search for and re-establish contact with human colonies cut-off from [[Earth]] during the post-[[World War III]] recovery period. Its ship name and slogan are noted on its hull; ''Searcher''{{'|s}} slogan is Latin—''[[per ardua ad astra]]''—which is translated to English as "through adversity to the stars." | ||
Propelled by [[plasma drive]], ''Searcher'' is assigned a crew from the [[Earth Defense Directorate]] following the cessation of hostilities with the [[Draconian Empire]] {{BR25|Flight of the War Witch|Time of the Hawk}}. | Propelled by [[plasma drive]], ''Searcher'' is assigned a crew from the [[Earth Defense Directorate]] following the cessation of hostilities with the [[Draconian Empire]] {{BR25|Flight of the War Witch|Time of the Hawk}}. | ||
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*Admiral [[Efram Asimov]] ([[Jay Garner]]), supposedly a descendent of the sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov | *Admiral [[Efram Asimov]] ([[Jay Garner]]), supposedly a descendent of the sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov | ||
*Lt. [[Devlin]] ([[Paul Carr]]), the Admiral's assistant | *Lt. [[Devlin]] ([[Paul Carr]]), the Admiral's assistant | ||
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[[Category: A to Z]] | [[Category: A to Z]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:12, 26 November 2023
Searcher is a deep-space exploration craft deployed in 2492 CE, with the mandate to both search for and re-establish contact with human colonies cut-off from Earth during the post-World War III recovery period. Its ship name and slogan are noted on its hull; Searcher's slogan is Latin—per ardua ad astra—which is translated to English as "through adversity to the stars."
Propelled by plasma drive, Searcher is assigned a crew from the Earth Defense Directorate following the cessation of hostilities with the Draconian Empire (BR25: "Flight of the War Witch", "Time of the Hawk").
The ship features various medical bays, research labs, and the standard ship outlay of crew quarters, mess halls, et al.
Housed in the belly of Searcher starship were Thunderfighters (BR25: "Time of the Hawk"), in addition to a number of shuttlecraft used to send parties to planets and other locales (BR25: "Journey to Oasis", "The Crystals"). Of note, during its explorations into deep space, it acquires the bird-man Hawk, as well as his unique fighter craft (BR25: "Time of the Hawk").
Crew
- Admiral Efram Asimov (Jay Garner), supposedly a descendent of the sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov
- Lt. Devlin (Paul Carr), the Admiral's assistant
- Colonel Wilma Deering (Erin Gray), a fighter pilot
- Captain William "Buck" Rogers (Gil Gerard), a 20th century Terran astronaut
- Hawk (Thom Christopher), a part human, part bird who sought survivors of his own race. He flew a hawk-shaped fighter craft.
- Dr. Goodfellow (Wilfrid-Hyde White), an elderly scientist who created an intelligent but rude robot named Crichton.
- Twiki (Felix Silla), the dwarf robot companion of Buck Rogers.
Notes
- Searcher was a rebuild of the luxury liner Lyran Queen featured in Season 1's "Cruise Ship to the Stars."[1]