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I, Q
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https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Literature/IQ | |
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })I, Q is a standalone Star Trek novel set mainly in The Next Generation era. Published in 1999, I, Q was co-authored by Star Trek writer Peter David and Q's actor John de Lancie.The main story is narrated by Q, the character that John de Lancie played in various Star Trek episodes. Q's story begins with him and his family enjoying some deep sea fishing at the bottom of a mighty ocean. (The Q family is omnipotent, the crushing depths of a mere ocean is nothing to them.) Suddenly a giant fissure opens up on the ocean floor, and a massive whirlpool above it begins to pull everything in the ocean down into the newly formed canyon, including Q's wife and son. Strangely enough, the whirlpool disaster wasn't exclusive to just the one ocean. Every body of water in the galaxy was completely drained into the single canyon, even virtual bodies of water like the holodeck environment Picard and Data were fishing in. Fortunately, Q was able to save himself, Picard, and Data; unfortunately, Q was unable to save his family, and is now mad as a hornet about their disappearance.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })Q, Picard, and Data grudgingly decide to team up to find out what caused the metaphysical whirlpool, albeit for different reasons. Picard and Data fear the possibility that the universe is ending, Q only cares about finding his wife and son. Either way, the three have to work together to figure out what kind of force is behind it all. | |
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A Boy and His X | |
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A Boy and His X: Q snarkily refers to Picard and Data as "A boy and his computer". | |
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Apologetic Attacker | |
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Apologetic Attacker: While our heroes are fighting their way through a chaotic train car, Data apologizes to everybody he hits. Q admits that it would be funny if not for the life-threatening danger. | |
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Anvil on Head | |
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Anvil on Head: Happens to someone about to attack Q, courtesy of M. | |
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Actually Pretty Funny | |
| I, Q / int_8042e814 | comment |
Actually Pretty Funny: Melony chuckles at Q's rant, which is what saves the Universe. | |
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Above Good and Evil | |
| I, Q / int_86968c96 | comment |
Above Good and Evil: Right? Wrong? Trivial notions. | |
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Always a Bigger Fish | |
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Always a Bigger Fish: Melony is a being — maybe God herself — far more powerful than anyone in the Q continuum. | |
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Apocalypse How | |
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Apocalypse How: Class Z. | |
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The following is a list of statements referring to the current page from other pages.
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A Boy and His X / int_e6b693d5 | |
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A Form You Are Comfortable With / int_e6b693d5 | |
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Bird-Poop Gag / int_e6b693d5 | |
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Divine Conflict / int_e6b693d5 | |
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Five Stages of Grief / int_e6b693d5 | |
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Heroes Gone Fishing / int_e6b693d5 | |
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I, Noun / int_e6b693d5 | |
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I, Q | |
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Planet of Steves / int_e6b693d5 | |
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Techno Babble / int_e6b693d5 | |
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You Cannot Grasp the True Form / int_e6b693d5 | |
| IQ (Music) | seeAlso |
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| http://dbtropes.org/resource/literature/iq | sameAs |
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