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Krakens Jersey Fan Gallery

2019-06-03T14:34:39Z

Sharebear: /* McMurdo Murderers Jerseys */

The [[Jersey Fan Gallery]] is a tribute to the fans who have shown their support for the [[Galactic Football League]] by spending their hard-earned cash on an official team jersey.

==Ionath Krakens Jerseys==
The [[Ionath Krakens]] jerseys are available in both [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-home-uniform/ Home] and [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-uniform/ Away] designs. The Away jerseys have both an ''Original Style'' (no longer available) and the ''New Style''.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey " style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:orange;" | Ionath Krakens Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 0 || Baby McButter || Rob Stauffer
|-
| [[image:JoshMenardHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 0 || || Josh Menard
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Rob Otto
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Steve Bickel
|-
| || Away || 00 || Zyrobyte || Chris Graham
|-
| || Away || 0.5 || MBC JR || Monroe Chavarria
|-
| [[image:KrakensPoint7_CB2.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 0.7 || CB || Paul Harvey
|-
| || Home || 1 || || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| [[File:61472341_2395215487197377_6053312617626206208_o.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 1 || Spike || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || || Mary Beth Kern
|-
| [[image:StephenBoydKraknsAway1.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 1 || || Steven Boyd
|-
| || Away || 2 || || Alicia Vickery
|-
| [[image:Fan_03Gmork.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 3 || Gmork || Carmen J. Wellman
|-
| || Home || 3 || Richno3 || Richard Bennett
|-
| || Home || 4 || MonsterShannon || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Away || 4 || Chavarria || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Home || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Fan_05Bruce.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Home-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken06_ScottSigler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Away-2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 07 || Dawsey || Jennifer Christians
|-
| || Home || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken07_StephHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| || Away || 7 || Supervato || Dennis Garcia
|-
| || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 9 || Hotchman || Hotchy Kiene
|-
| || Away || 9 || Peppa || Peter Germany
|-
| || Home || 9 || Haney || Trevor Haney
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Timothy LeGower
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || Alpha || Dan Lee
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Annathy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Annathy || Annathy
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Schrader.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Schrader || Schrader
|-
| [[image:GaryLindrosHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 12 || || Gary Lindros
|-
| || Away || 12 || Jimmy Mustache || Jennifer Sherwood
|-
| || Away || 13 || || Dave Hess
|-
| || Home || 13 || Ruppy || Modine Gunch
|-
| || Away || 14 || || Allie Press
|-
| || Retired || 14 || Grall || Chris Grall
|-
| [[image:Krakens14_TimHines.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 14 || || Tim Hines
|-
| [[image:Fan_TimothyFeely.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 16 || || Timothy Feely
|-
| || Retired || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Home || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken17_JPHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| [[image:KurtArmbrusterAway2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 17 || || Kurt Armbruster
|-
| || Home || 18 || || Maria D'Souza Walters
|-
| || Away || 19 || || Robin Hudson
|-
| || Away || 20 || || Julayne Hughes
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JerryScullion.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Jerry Scullion
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JosephCartwright.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Joseph Cartwright
|-
| [[image:Kraken23_CharlieBeerGuy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || Beer Guy || Charlie the Beer Guy
|-
| [[image:Kraken23 PaulFischer.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || || Paul Fischer
|-
| [[image:RobertWilsonHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 24 || Wilson || Robert Wilson
|-
| [[image:Kraken24_JohnVizcarra.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 24 || BigJohn || John Vizcarra
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Gagnon || Tek
|-
| [[image:Kraken26_KevinMest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Kevinesque || Kevin Mest
|-
| [[image:Kraken27_NickRobinson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Nick Robinson
|-
| [[image:Krakens27_Crumpler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Justin Crumpler & CB Ayla
|-
| || Away || 31 || Danny || Daniel Lundy
|-
| [[image:Fan_MicahaelBrown.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 34 || || Michael Brown
|-
| [[image:SteveSchackniesHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 35 || Schacknies || Steven Schacknies
|-
| || Home || 35 || Duke Pond || Tori Duke Pond
|-
| [[image:JimElliottHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 36 || Rapideye || Jim Elliott
|-
| || Away || 36 || Boyd || Renee Boyd
|-
| || Away || 38 || Becca || Rebecca Church Procknow
|-
| [[image:ToriBrletichHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 38 || Montagne || Tori Brletich
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 38 || Montagne || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 39 || || Daryl Delancey
|-
| [[image:OllieKirbyHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 42 || || Ollie Kirby
|-
| || Away || 42 || Christina || Paul Ellis
|-
| || Home || 42 || Boyd || Brent Boyd
|-
| [[image:Kraken42_ChristiniaEllis.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 42 || || Christina Ellis
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 44 || Syracuse || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Away || 45 || Tom || Caroline Heading
|-
| [[image:Kraken45_TomHeading.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 45 || || Tom Heading
|-
| || Home || 47 || Fayed || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 47 || BetaClone76 || Anthony Miller
|-
| || Home || 50 || Uncle Johnny || Christine Nielsen
|-
| [[image:LuLindemannHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 50 || Kytheran || Lu Owen Lindemann
|-
| [[image:Kraken50_PaulBest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 50 || || Paul Best
|-
| [[image:ODoyleAway1.jpeg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 52 || ||
|-
| [[image:JayaCarl-54-Away2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 54 || BODHR4N || Jaya R. Carl
|-
| || Home || 57 || || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:SynapticJam.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 57 || Synaptic Jam || James Keeling Better pic coming at SiglerFest 2011
|-
| [[image:Kraken58_PonsMattel.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || Twowire || Pons Matal
|-
| [[image:MarkWheeler.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || || Mark Wheeler
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Scott Pond
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 59 || || Scott E Pond
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Mark Copenhaver
|-
| || Away || 61 || Gonzo || Daniel Gonzales
|-
| || Home || 63 || || Beth Pate Copenhaver
|-
| || Home || 64 || Larkin || Larry Kinney
|-
| || Home || 65 || Martynizer || Martyn Joseph Evans
|-
| [[image:Krakens65Away1.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 65 || ||
|-
| || Home || 66 || Eli Ad Venture ||
|-
| [[image:BobBrobstKrakensAway1.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 66 || || Bob Brobst
|-
| || Away || 66 || JASONXSOS || Jason Carpenter
|-
| || Home || 66 || Ambrose || Nathan Ambrose
|-
| [[image:Fan_Badger.jpg|150px]] || Home || 66 || Badger || Dale Bennett
|-
| [[image:Kraken68_TeeMorris.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 68 || || Tee Morris
|-
| [[image:Kraken69_DougGlisson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 69 || || Doug Glisson
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Josh Athanas
|-
| [[image:Front2.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Jeremy Freese
|-
| || Home || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| [[image:Krakens-76-Arioch-F+B.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| || Away || 76 || || Brian Kane
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 77 || Nuchtchas ||
|-
| || Home || 79 || || Gordy Barker
|-
| || Away || 79 || || BJ Carter
|-
| [[image:NelsonHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 81 || Denver || Nelson McClintock
|-
| [[image:Kraken81_StephenKilbride.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 81 || || Stephen Kilbride
|-
| || Away || 85 || Absent Minded Professor || Gerri McArdle
|-
| [[image:Kraken88_HesgoneKrazzy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 88 || Hesgone Krazzy ||
|-
| [[image:TonyTryonHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 89 || || Tony Tryon
|-
| || Home || 91 || || Trevor Haney
|-
| [[image:Kraken93_MikeCorabe.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 93 || Mum-O-Killowee || Mike Corbae
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Robert DeArment
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Matt Christine Nielsen
|-
| [[image:Kraken96_CCChapman.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 96 || || CC Chapman
|-
| [[image:Scaleslea Front.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 98 || || Robert Scaleslea
|-
| [[image:WenselKrakenHome.jpg|150px]] || Home || 99 || Wensel || Don Wensel
|-
| [[image:Fan_Kali.JPG|150px]] || Home || 333 || || Kali Mura
|-
| [[image:Fan_Belladonna.jpg|150px]] || Home || 420 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|-
| || Home || 0937 || Kelly the Builder || Kelly McArdle
|}

==OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys==
The [[Orbiting Death|OS1 Orbiting Death]] jerseys are available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-death-uniform/ Home] design only.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:red;" | OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| [[image:Death-Jersey1.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:BrucePressDeathJersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 34 || Icepick || Bruce Press
|-
| || Home || 44 || Mr. Happy || Chris Grall
|-
| || Home || 63 || Morin || Bobby Morin
|}

==McMurdo Murderers Jerseys==
The [[McMurdo Murderers]] jersey is available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/murderers-uniform/ Home] design only. This jersey has the name and numbers dyed right into the fabric.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:red; color:pink;" | McMurdo McMurderers Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| [[image:KellyMcArdleMcMurdo.jpg|150px]] || Home || 00 || Kelly The Builder || Kelly McArdle
|-
| || Home || 00 || Evans || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:Murderers-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| [[File:McMurdo16.jpg|150px]] || Home || 16 || Hare || Sherry Hare
|-
| || Home || 24 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|}

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2019-06-03T14:33:41Z

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Krakens Jersey Fan Gallery

2019-05-29T02:04:15Z

Sharebear: /* McMurdo Murderers Jerseys */

The [[Jersey Fan Gallery]] is a tribute to the fans who have shown their support for the [[Galactic Football League]] by spending their hard-earned cash on an official team jersey.

==Ionath Krakens Jerseys==
The [[Ionath Krakens]] jerseys are available in both [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-home-uniform/ Home] and [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-uniform/ Away] designs. The Away jerseys have both an ''Original Style'' (no longer available) and the ''New Style''.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey " style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:orange;" | Ionath Krakens Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 0 || || Josh Menard
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Rob Otto
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Steve Bickel
|-
| || Away || 00 || Zyrobyte || Chris Graham
|-
| || Away || 0.5 || Monroe || Monroe Chavarria
|-
| [[image:KrakensPoint7_CB2.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 0.7 || CB || Paul Harvey
|-
| || Home || 1 || || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| [[File:61472341_2395215487197377_6053312617626206208_o.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 1 || Spike || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || || Mary Beth Kern
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 1 || || Steven Boyd
|-
| || Away || 2 || || Alicia Vickery
|-
| [[image:Fan_03Gmork.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 3 || Gmork || Carmen J. Wellman
|-
| || Home || 3 || Richno3 || Richard Bennett
|-
| || Home || 4 || MonsterShannon || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Away || 4 || Chavarria || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Home || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Fan_05Bruce.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Home-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken06_ScottSigler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Away-2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 07 || Dawsey || Jennifer Christians
|-
| || Home || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken07_StephHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| || Away || 7 || Supervato || Dennis Garcia
|-
| || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 9 || Hotchman || Hotchy Kiene
|-
| || Away || 9 || Peppa || Peter Germany
|-
| || Home || 9 || Haney || Trevor Haney
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Timothy LeGower
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || Alpha || Dan Lee
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Annathy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Annathy || Annathy
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Schrader.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Schrader || Schrader
|-
| || Home || 12 || || Gary Lindros
|-
| || Away || 12 || Jimmy Mustache || Jennifer Sherwood
|-
| || Away || 13 || || Dave Hess
|-
| || Home || 13 || Ruppy || Modine Gunch
|-
| || Away || 14 || || Allie Press
|-
| || Retired || 14 || Grall || Chris Grall
|-
| [[image:Krakens14_TimHines.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 14 || || Tim Hines
|-
| [[image:Fan_TimothyFeely.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 16 || || Timothy Feely
|-
| || Retired || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Home || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken17_JPHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 17 || || Kurt Armbruster
|-
| || Home || 18 || || Maria D'Souza Walters
|-
| || Away || 19 || || Robin Hudson
|-
| || Away || 20 || || Julayne Hughes
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JerryScullion.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Jerry Scullion
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JosephCartwright.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Joseph Cartwright
|-
| [[image:Kraken23_CharlieBeerGuy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || Beer Guy || Charlie the Beer Guy
|-
| [[image:Kraken23 PaulFischer.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || || Paul Fischer
|-
| || Home || 24 || Wilson || Robert Wilson
|-
| [[image:Kraken24_JohnVizcarra.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 24 || BigJohn || John Vizcarra
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Gagnon || Tek
|-
| [[image:Kraken26_KevinMest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Kevinesque || Kevin Mest
|-
| [[image:Kraken27_NickRobinson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Nick Robinson
|-
| [[image:Krakens27_Crumpler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Justin Crumpler & CB Ayla
|-
| || Away || 31 || Danny || Daniel Lundy
|-
| [[image:Fan_MicahaelBrown.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 34 || || Michael Brown
|-
| || Home || 35 || || Steven Schacknies
|-
| || Home || 35 || Duke Pond || Tori Duke Pond
|-
| || Home || 36 || Rapideye || Jim Elliott
|-
| || Away || 36 || Boyd || Renee Boyd
|-
| || Away || 38 || Becca || Rebecca Church Procknow
|-
| || Home || 38 || Montagne || Tori Brletich
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 38 || Montagne || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 39 || || Daryl Delancey
|-
| || Home || 42 || || Ollie Kirby
|-
| || Away || 42 || Christina || Paul Ellis
|-
| || Home || 42 || Boyd || Brent Boyd
|-
| [[image:Kraken42_ChristiniaEllis.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 42 || || Christina Ellis
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 44 || Syracuse || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Away || 45 || Tom || Caroline Heading
|-
| [[image:Kraken45_TomHeading.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 45 || || Tom Heading
|-
| || Home || 47 || Fayed || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 50 || Uncle Johnny || Christine Nielsen
|-
| || Home || 50 || Kytheran || Lu Owen Lindemann
|-
| [[image:Kraken50_PaulBest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 50 || || Paul Best
|-
| || Away || 54 || BODHR4N || Jaya R. Carl
|-
| || Home || 57 || || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:SynapticJam.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 57 || Synaptic Jam || James Keeling Better pic coming at SiglerFest 2011
|-
| [[image:Kraken58_PonsMattel.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || Twowire || Pons Matal
|-
| [[image:MarkWheeler.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || || Mark Wheeler
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Scott Pond
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 59 || || Scott E Pond
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Mark Copenhaver
|-
| || Away || 61 || Gonzo || Daniel Gonzales
|-
| || Home || 63 || || Beth Pate Copenhaver
|-
| || Home || 64 || Larkin || Larry Kinney
|-
| || Home || 65 || Martynizer || Martyn Joseph Evans
|-
| || Home || 66 || Eli Ad Venture ||
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 66 || || Bob Brobst
|-
| || Away || 66 || JASONXSOS || Jason Carpenter
|-
| || Home || 66 || Ambrose || Nathan Ambrose
|-
| [[image:Fan_Badger.jpg|150px]] || Home || 66 || Badger || Dale Bennett
|-
| [[image:Kraken68_TeeMorris.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 68 || || Tee Morris
|-
| [[image:Kraken69_DougGlisson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 69 || || Doug Glisson
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Josh Athanas
|-
| [[image:Front2.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Jeremy Freese
|-
| || Home || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| [[image:Krakens-76-Arioch-F+B.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| || Away || 76 || || Brian Kane
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 77 || Nuchtchas ||
|-
| || Home || 79 || || Gordy Barker
|-
| || Away || 79 || || BJ Carter
|-
| || Home || 81 || Denver || Nelson McClintock
|-
| [[image:Kraken81_StephenKilbride.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 81 || || Stephen Kilbride
|-
| || Away || 85 || Absent Minded Professor || Gerri McArdle
|-
| [[image:Kraken88_HesgoneKrazzy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 88 || Hesgone Krazzy ||
|-
| || Home || 89 || || Tony Tryon
|-
| || Home || 91 || || Trevor Haney
|-
| [[image:Kraken93_MikeCorabe.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 93 || Mum-O-Killowee || Mike Corbae
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Robert DeArment
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Matt Christine Nielsen
|-
| [[image:Kraken96_CCChapman.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 96 || || CC Chapman
|-
| [[image:Scaleslea Front.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 98 || || Robert Scaleslea
|-
| || Home || 99 || Wensel || Don Wensel
|-
| [[image:Fan_Kali.JPG|150px]] || Home || 333 || || Kali Mura
|-
| [[image:Fan_Belladonna.jpg|150px]] || Home || 420 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|-
| || Home || 0937 || Kelly the Builder || Kelly McArdle
|}

==OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys==
The [[Orbiting Death|OS1 Orbiting Death]] jerseys are available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-death-uniform/ Home] design only.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:red;" | OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| [[image:Death-Jersey1.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 44 || Mr. Happy || Chris Grall
|-
| || Home || 63 || Morin || Bobby Morin
|}

==McMurdo Murderers Jerseys==
The [[McMurdo Murderers]] jersey is available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/murderers-uniform/ Home] design only. This jersey has the name and numbers dyed right into the fabric.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:red; color:pink;" | McMurdo McMurderers Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 00 || Evans || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:Murderers-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Home || 16 || Hare || Sherry Hare
|-
| || Home || 24 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|}

Krakens Jersey Fan Gallery

2019-05-29T02:03:20Z

Sharebear: /* Ionath Krakens Jerseys */

The [[Jersey Fan Gallery]] is a tribute to the fans who have shown their support for the [[Galactic Football League]] by spending their hard-earned cash on an official team jersey.

==Ionath Krakens Jerseys==
The [[Ionath Krakens]] jerseys are available in both [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-home-uniform/ Home] and [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-uniform/ Away] designs. The Away jerseys have both an ''Original Style'' (no longer available) and the ''New Style''.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey " style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:orange;" | Ionath Krakens Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 0 || || Josh Menard
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Rob Otto
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Steve Bickel
|-
| || Away || 00 || Zyrobyte || Chris Graham
|-
| || Away || 0.5 || Monroe || Monroe Chavarria
|-
| [[image:KrakensPoint7_CB2.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 0.7 || CB || Paul Harvey
|-
| || Home || 1 || || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| [[File:61472341_2395215487197377_6053312617626206208_o.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 1 || Spike || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || || Mary Beth Kern
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 1 || || Steven Boyd
|-
| || Away || 2 || || Alicia Vickery
|-
| [[image:Fan_03Gmork.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 3 || Gmork || Carmen J. Wellman
|-
| || Home || 3 || Richno3 || Richard Bennett
|-
| || Home || 4 || MonsterShannon || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Away || 4 || Chavarria || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Home || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Fan_05Bruce.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Home-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken06_ScottSigler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Away-2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 07 || Dawsey || Jennifer Christians
|-
| || Home || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken07_StephHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| || Away || 7 || Supervato || Dennis Garcia
|-
| || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 9 || Hotchman || Hotchy Kiene
|-
| || Away || 9 || Peppa || Peter Germany
|-
| || Home || 9 || Haney || Trevor Haney
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Timothy LeGower
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || Alpha || Dan Lee
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Annathy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Annathy || Annathy
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Schrader.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Schrader || Schrader
|-
| || Home || 12 || || Gary Lindros
|-
| || Away || 12 || Jimmy Mustache || Jennifer Sherwood
|-
| || Away || 13 || || Dave Hess
|-
| || Home || 13 || Ruppy || Modine Gunch
|-
| || Away || 14 || || Allie Press
|-
| || Retired || 14 || Grall || Chris Grall
|-
| [[image:Krakens14_TimHines.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 14 || || Tim Hines
|-
| [[image:Fan_TimothyFeely.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 16 || || Timothy Feely
|-
| || Retired || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Home || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken17_JPHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 17 || || Kurt Armbruster
|-
| || Home || 18 || || Maria D'Souza Walters
|-
| || Away || 19 || || Robin Hudson
|-
| || Away || 20 || || Julayne Hughes
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JerryScullion.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Jerry Scullion
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JosephCartwright.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Joseph Cartwright
|-
| [[image:Kraken23_CharlieBeerGuy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || Beer Guy || Charlie the Beer Guy
|-
| [[image:Kraken23 PaulFischer.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || || Paul Fischer
|-
| || Home || 24 || Wilson || Robert Wilson
|-
| [[image:Kraken24_JohnVizcarra.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 24 || BigJohn || John Vizcarra
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Gagnon || Tek
|-
| [[image:Kraken26_KevinMest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Kevinesque || Kevin Mest
|-
| [[image:Kraken27_NickRobinson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Nick Robinson
|-
| [[image:Krakens27_Crumpler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Justin Crumpler & CB Ayla
|-
| || Away || 31 || Danny || Daniel Lundy
|-
| [[image:Fan_MicahaelBrown.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 34 || || Michael Brown
|-
| || Home || 35 || || Steven Schacknies
|-
| || Home || 35 || Duke Pond || Tori Duke Pond
|-
| || Home || 36 || Rapideye || Jim Elliott
|-
| || Away || 36 || Boyd || Renee Boyd
|-
| || Away || 38 || Becca || Rebecca Church Procknow
|-
| || Home || 38 || Montagne || Tori Brletich
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 38 || Montagne || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 39 || || Daryl Delancey
|-
| || Home || 42 || || Ollie Kirby
|-
| || Away || 42 || Christina || Paul Ellis
|-
| || Home || 42 || Boyd || Brent Boyd
|-
| [[image:Kraken42_ChristiniaEllis.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 42 || || Christina Ellis
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 44 || Syracuse || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Away || 45 || Tom || Caroline Heading
|-
| [[image:Kraken45_TomHeading.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 45 || || Tom Heading
|-
| || Home || 47 || Fayed || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 50 || Uncle Johnny || Christine Nielsen
|-
| || Home || 50 || Kytheran || Lu Owen Lindemann
|-
| [[image:Kraken50_PaulBest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 50 || || Paul Best
|-
| || Away || 54 || BODHR4N || Jaya R. Carl
|-
| || Home || 57 || || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:SynapticJam.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 57 || Synaptic Jam || James Keeling Better pic coming at SiglerFest 2011
|-
| [[image:Kraken58_PonsMattel.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || Twowire || Pons Matal
|-
| [[image:MarkWheeler.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || || Mark Wheeler
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Scott Pond
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 59 || || Scott E Pond
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Mark Copenhaver
|-
| || Away || 61 || Gonzo || Daniel Gonzales
|-
| || Home || 63 || || Beth Pate Copenhaver
|-
| || Home || 64 || Larkin || Larry Kinney
|-
| || Home || 65 || Martynizer || Martyn Joseph Evans
|-
| || Home || 66 || Eli Ad Venture ||
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 66 || || Bob Brobst
|-
| || Away || 66 || JASONXSOS || Jason Carpenter
|-
| || Home || 66 || Ambrose || Nathan Ambrose
|-
| [[image:Fan_Badger.jpg|150px]] || Home || 66 || Badger || Dale Bennett
|-
| [[image:Kraken68_TeeMorris.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 68 || || Tee Morris
|-
| [[image:Kraken69_DougGlisson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 69 || || Doug Glisson
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Josh Athanas
|-
| [[image:Front2.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Jeremy Freese
|-
| || Home || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| [[image:Krakens-76-Arioch-F+B.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| || Away || 76 || || Brian Kane
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 77 || Nuchtchas ||
|-
| || Home || 79 || || Gordy Barker
|-
| || Away || 79 || || BJ Carter
|-
| || Home || 81 || Denver || Nelson McClintock
|-
| [[image:Kraken81_StephenKilbride.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 81 || || Stephen Kilbride
|-
| || Away || 85 || Absent Minded Professor || Gerri McArdle
|-
| [[image:Kraken88_HesgoneKrazzy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 88 || Hesgone Krazzy ||
|-
| || Home || 89 || || Tony Tryon
|-
| || Home || 91 || || Trevor Haney
|-
| [[image:Kraken93_MikeCorabe.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 93 || Mum-O-Killowee || Mike Corbae
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Robert DeArment
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Matt Christine Nielsen
|-
| [[image:Kraken96_CCChapman.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 96 || || CC Chapman
|-
| [[image:Scaleslea Front.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 98 || || Robert Scaleslea
|-
| || Home || 99 || Wensel || Don Wensel
|-
| [[image:Fan_Kali.JPG|150px]] || Home || 333 || || Kali Mura
|-
| [[image:Fan_Belladonna.jpg|150px]] || Home || 420 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|-
| || Home || 0937 || Kelly the Builder || Kelly McArdle
|}

==OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys==
The [[Orbiting Death|OS1 Orbiting Death]] jerseys are available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-death-uniform/ Home] design only.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:red;" | OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| [[image:Death-Jersey1.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 44 || Mr. Happy || Chris Grall
|-
| || Home || 63 || Morin || Bobby Morin
|}

==McMurdo Murderers Jerseys==
The [[McMurdo Murderers]] jersey is available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/murderers-uniform/ Home] design only. This jersey has the name and numbers dyed right into the fabric.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:red; color:pink;" | McMurdo McMurderers Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 00 || Evans || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:Murderers-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Home || 16 || || Sherry Hare
|-
| || Home || 24 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|}

Krakens Jersey Fan Gallery

2019-05-29T02:01:55Z

Sharebear: /* Ionath Krakens Jerseys */

The [[Jersey Fan Gallery]] is a tribute to the fans who have shown their support for the [[Galactic Football League]] by spending their hard-earned cash on an official team jersey.

==Ionath Krakens Jerseys==
The [[Ionath Krakens]] jerseys are available in both [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-home-uniform/ Home] and [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-uniform/ Away] designs. The Away jerseys have both an ''Original Style'' (no longer available) and the ''New Style''.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey " style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:orange;" | Ionath Krakens Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 0 || || Josh Menard
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Rob Otto
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Steve Bickel
|-
| || Away || 00 || Zyrobyte || Chris Graham
|-
| || Away || 0.5 || Monroe || Monroe Chavarria
|-
| [[image:KrakensPoint7_CB2.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 0.7 || CB || Paul Harvey
|-
| || Home || 1 || || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| [[File:61472341_2395215487197377_6053312617626206208_o.jpg|150px]] || Away || 1 || Spike || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || || Mary Beth Kern
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 1 || || Steven Boyd
|-
| || Away || 2 || || Alicia Vickery
|-
| [[image:Fan_03Gmork.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 3 || Gmork || Carmen J. Wellman
|-
| || Home || 3 || Richno3 || Richard Bennett
|-
| || Home || 4 || MonsterShannon || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Away || 4 || Chavarria || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Home || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Fan_05Bruce.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Home-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken06_ScottSigler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Away-2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 07 || Dawsey || Jennifer Christians
|-
| || Home || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken07_StephHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| || Away || 7 || Supervato || Dennis Garcia
|-
| || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 9 || Hotchman || Hotchy Kiene
|-
| || Away || 9 || Peppa || Peter Germany
|-
| || Home || 9 || Haney || Trevor Haney
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Timothy LeGower
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || Alpha || Dan Lee
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Annathy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Annathy || Annathy
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Schrader.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Schrader || Schrader
|-
| || Home || 12 || || Gary Lindros
|-
| || Away || 12 || Jimmy Mustache || Jennifer Sherwood
|-
| || Away || 13 || || Dave Hess
|-
| || Home || 13 || Ruppy || Modine Gunch
|-
| || Away || 14 || || Allie Press
|-
| || Retired || 14 || Grall || Chris Grall
|-
| [[image:Krakens14_TimHines.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 14 || || Tim Hines
|-
| [[image:Fan_TimothyFeely.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 16 || || Timothy Feely
|-
| || Retired || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Home || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken17_JPHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 17 || || JP Harvey
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 17 || || Kurt Armbruster
|-
| || Home || 18 || || Maria D'Souza Walters
|-
| || Away || 19 || || Robin Hudson
|-
| || Away || 20 || || Julayne Hughes
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JerryScullion.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Jerry Scullion
|-
| [[image:Kraken21_JosephCartwright.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Joseph Cartwright
|-
| [[image:Kraken23_CharlieBeerGuy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || Beer Guy || Charlie the Beer Guy
|-
| [[image:Kraken23 PaulFischer.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || || Paul Fischer
|-
| || Home || 24 || Wilson || Robert Wilson
|-
| [[image:Kraken24_JohnVizcarra.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 24 || BigJohn || John Vizcarra
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Gagnon || Tek
|-
| [[image:Kraken26_KevinMest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Kevinesque || Kevin Mest
|-
| [[image:Kraken27_NickRobinson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Nick Robinson
|-
| [[image:Krakens27_Crumpler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Justin Crumpler & CB Ayla
|-
| || Away || 31 || Danny || Daniel Lundy
|-
| [[image:Fan_MicahaelBrown.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 34 || || Michael Brown
|-
| || Home || 35 || || Steven Schacknies
|-
| || Home || 35 || Duke Pond || Tori Duke Pond
|-
| || Home || 36 || Rapideye || Jim Elliott
|-
| || Away || 36 || Boyd || Renee Boyd
|-
| || Away || 38 || Becca || Rebecca Church Procknow
|-
| || Home || 38 || Montagne || Tori Brletich
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 38 || Montagne || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 39 || || Daryl Delancey
|-
| || Home || 42 || || Ollie Kirby
|-
| || Away || 42 || Christina || Paul Ellis
|-
| || Home || 42 || Boyd || Brent Boyd
|-
| [[image:Kraken42_ChristiniaEllis.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 42 || || Christina Ellis
|-
| || Away (New Style) || 44 || Syracuse || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Away || 45 || Tom || Caroline Heading
|-
| [[image:Kraken45_TomHeading.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 45 || || Tom Heading
|-
| || Home || 47 || Fayed || Jenny Carr Greenwood
|-
| || Home || 50 || Uncle Johnny || Christine Nielsen
|-
| || Home || 50 || Kytheran || Lu Owen Lindemann
|-
| [[image:Kraken50_PaulBest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 50 || || Paul Best
|-
| || Away || 54 || BODHR4N || Jaya R. Carl
|-
| || Home || 57 || || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:SynapticJam.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 57 || Synaptic Jam || James Keeling Better pic coming at SiglerFest 2011
|-
| [[image:Kraken58_PonsMattel.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || Twowire || Pons Matal
|-
| [[image:MarkWheeler.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || || Mark Wheeler
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Scott Pond
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 59 || || Scott E Pond
|-
| || Home || 59 || || Mark Copenhaver
|-
| || Away || 61 || Gonzo || Daniel Gonzales
|-
| || Home || 63 || || Beth Pate Copenhaver
|-
| || Home || 64 || Larkin || Larry Kinney
|-
| || Home || 65 || Martynizer || Martyn Joseph Evans
|-
| || Home || 66 || Eli Ad Venture ||
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 66 || || Bob Brobst
|-
| || Away || 66 || JASONXSOS || Jason Carpenter
|-
| || Home || 66 || Ambrose || Nathan Ambrose
|-
| [[image:Fan_Badger.jpg|150px]] || Home || 66 || Badger || Dale Bennett
|-
| [[image:Kraken68_TeeMorris.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 68 || || Tee Morris
|-
| [[image:Kraken69_DougGlisson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 69 || || Doug Glisson
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Josh Athanas
|-
| [[image:Front2.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Jeremy Freese
|-
| || Home || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| [[image:Krakens-76-Arioch-F+B.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
|-
| || Away || 76 || || Brian Kane
|-
| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 77 || Nuchtchas ||
|-
| || Home || 79 || || Gordy Barker
|-
| || Away || 79 || || BJ Carter
|-
| || Home || 81 || Denver || Nelson McClintock
|-
| [[image:Kraken81_StephenKilbride.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 81 || || Stephen Kilbride
|-
| || Away || 85 || Absent Minded Professor || Gerri McArdle
|-
| [[image:Kraken88_HesgoneKrazzy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 88 || Hesgone Krazzy ||
|-
| || Home || 89 || || Tony Tryon
|-
| || Home || 91 || || Trevor Haney
|-
| [[image:Kraken93_MikeCorabe.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 93 || Mum-O-Killowee || Mike Corbae
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Robert DeArment
|-
| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Matt Christine Nielsen
|-
| [[image:Kraken96_CCChapman.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 96 || || CC Chapman
|-
| [[image:Scaleslea Front.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 98 || || Robert Scaleslea
|-
| || Home || 99 || Wensel || Don Wensel
|-
| [[image:Fan_Kali.JPG|150px]] || Home || 333 || || Kali Mura
|-
| [[image:Fan_Belladonna.jpg|150px]] || Home || 420 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|-
| || Home || 0937 || Kelly the Builder || Kelly McArdle
|}

==OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys==
The [[Orbiting Death|OS1 Orbiting Death]] jerseys are available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-death-uniform/ Home] design only.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:red;" | OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| [[image:Death-Jersey1.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 44 || Mr. Happy || Chris Grall
|-
| || Home || 63 || Morin || Bobby Morin
|}

==McMurdo Murderers Jerseys==
The [[McMurdo Murderers]] jersey is available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/murderers-uniform/ Home] design only. This jersey has the name and numbers dyed right into the fabric.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey" style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:red; color:pink;" | McMurdo McMurderers Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 00 || Evans || Michelle Evans
|-
| [[image:Murderers-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Home || 16 || || Sherry Hare
|-
| || Home || 24 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
|}

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2019-05-29T01:56:18Z

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Krakens Jersey Fan Gallery

2019-05-29T01:54:00Z

Sharebear: /* Ionath Krakens Jerseys */

The [[Jersey Fan Gallery]] is a tribute to the fans who have shown their support for the [[Galactic Football League]] by spending their hard-earned cash on an official team jersey.

==Ionath Krakens Jerseys==
The [[Ionath Krakens]] jerseys are available in both [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-home-uniform/ Home] and [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-uniform/ Away] designs. The Away jerseys have both an ''Original Style'' (no longer available) and the ''New Style''.
{| class="wikitable sortable alternategrey " style="text-align: center;"
|+ style="background-color:black; color:orange;" | Ionath Krakens Jerseys
|-
! Photo !! Style !! Number !! Jersey Name !! Junkie Name
|-
| || Home || 0 || || Josh Menard
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Rob Otto
|-
| || Away || 00 || || Steve Bickel
|-
| || Away || 00 || Zyrobyte || Chris Graham
|-
| || Away || 0.5 || Monroe || Monroe Chavarria
|-
| [[image:KrakensPoint7_CB2.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 0.7 || CB || Paul Harvey
|-
| || Home || 1 || || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || Spike || Brian Spike Dibonas
|-
| || Away || 1 || || Mary Beth Kern
|-
| || Away (Original Style) || 1 || || Steven Boyd
|-
| || Away || 2 || || Alicia Vickery
|-
| [[image:Fan_03Gmork.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 3 || Gmork || Carmen J. Wellman
|-
| || Home || 3 || Richno3 || Richard Bennett
|-
| || Home || 4 || MonsterShannon || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Away || 4 || Chavarria || Shannon Chavarria
|-
| || Home || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Fan_05Bruce.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 5 || MuchAdo || Shirley Bruce
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Home-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken06_ScottSigler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| [[image:Kraken-Away-2.jpg|150px]] || Away (New Style) || 6 || Sigler || [[Scott Sigler]]
|-
| || Home || 07 || Dawsey || Jennifer Christians
|-
| || Home || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| [[image:Kraken07_StephHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 7 || Shadygirl || Stephanie Harvey
|-
| || Away || 7 || Supervato || Dennis Garcia
|-
| || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
|-
| || Away || 9 || Hotchman || Hotchy Kiene
|-
| || Away || 9 || Peppa || Peter Germany
|-
| || Home || 9 || Haney || Trevor Haney
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Timothy LeGower
|-
| || Home || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || || Terry Davis
|-
| || Away || 10 || Alpha || Dan Lee
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Annathy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Annathy || Annathy
|-
| [[image:Kraken10_Schrader.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 10 || Schrader || Schrader
|-
| || Home || 12 || || Gary Lindros
|-
| || Away || 12 || Jimmy Mustache || Jennifer Sherwood
|-
| || Away || 13 || || Dave Hess
|-
| || Home || 13 || Ruppy || Modine Gunch
|-
| || Away || 14 || || Allie Press
|-
| || Retired || 14 || Grall || Chris Grall
|-
| [[image:Krakens14_TimHines.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 14 || || Tim Hines
|-
| [[image:Fan_TimothyFeely.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 16 || || Timothy Feely
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| || Retired || 17 || || JP Harvey
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| || Home || 17 || || JP Harvey
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| [[image:Kraken17_JPHarvey.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 17 || || JP Harvey
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| || Away (New Style) || 17 || || Kurt Armbruster
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| || Home || 18 || || Maria D'Souza Walters
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| || Away || 19 || || Robin Hudson
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| || Away || 20 || || Julayne Hughes
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| [[image:Kraken21_JerryScullion.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Jerry Scullion
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| [[image:Kraken21_JosephCartwright.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 21 || || Joseph Cartwright
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| [[image:Kraken23_CharlieBeerGuy.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || Beer Guy || Charlie the Beer Guy
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| [[image:Kraken23 PaulFischer.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 23 || || Paul Fischer
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| || Home || 24 || Wilson || Robert Wilson
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| [[image:Kraken24_JohnVizcarra.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 24 || BigJohn || John Vizcarra
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| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Gagnon || Tek
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| [[image:Kraken26_KevinMest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 26 || Kevinesque || Kevin Mest
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| [[image:Kraken27_NickRobinson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Nick Robinson
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| [[image:Krakens27_Crumpler.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 27 || || Justin Crumpler & CB Ayla
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| || Away || 31 || Danny || Daniel Lundy
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| [[image:Fan_MicahaelBrown.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 34 || || Michael Brown
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| || Home || 35 || || Steven Schacknies
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| || Home || 35 || Duke Pond || Tori Duke Pond
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| || Home || 36 || Rapideye || Jim Elliott
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| || Away || 36 || Boyd || Renee Boyd
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| || Away || 38 || Becca || Rebecca Church Procknow
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| || Home || 38 || Montagne || Tori Brletich
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| || Away (New Style) || 38 || Montagne || Jenny Carr Greenwood
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| || Home || 39 || || Daryl Delancey
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| || Home || 42 || || Ollie Kirby
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| || Away || 42 || Christina || Paul Ellis
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| || Home || 42 || Boyd || Brent Boyd
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| [[image:Kraken42_ChristiniaEllis.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 42 || || Christina Ellis
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| || Away (New Style) || 44 || Syracuse || Jenny Carr Greenwood
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| || Away || 45 || Tom || Caroline Heading
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| [[image:Kraken45_TomHeading.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 45 || || Tom Heading
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| || Home || 47 || Fayed || Jenny Carr Greenwood
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| || Home || 50 || Uncle Johnny || Christine Nielsen
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| || Home || 50 || Kytheran || Lu Owen Lindemann
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| [[image:Kraken50_PaulBest.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 50 || || Paul Best
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| || Away || 54 || BODHR4N || Jaya R. Carl
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| || Home || 57 || || Michelle Evans
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| [[image:SynapticJam.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 57 || Synaptic Jam || James Keeling Better pic coming at SiglerFest 2011
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| [[image:Kraken58_PonsMattel.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || Twowire || Pons Matal
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| [[image:MarkWheeler.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 58 || || Mark Wheeler
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| || Home || 59 || || Scott Pond
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| || Away (Original Style) || 59 || || Scott E Pond
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| || Home || 59 || || Mark Copenhaver
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| || Away || 61 || Gonzo || Daniel Gonzales
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| || Home || 63 || || Beth Pate Copenhaver
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| || Home || 64 || Larkin || Larry Kinney
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| || Home || 65 || Martynizer || Martyn Joseph Evans
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| || Home || 66 || Eli Ad Venture ||
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| || Away (Original Style) || 66 || || Bob Brobst
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| || Away || 66 || JASONXSOS || Jason Carpenter
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| || Home || 66 || Ambrose || Nathan Ambrose
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| [[image:Fan_Badger.jpg|150px]] || Home || 66 || Badger || Dale Bennett
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| [[image:Kraken68_TeeMorris.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 68 || || Tee Morris
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| [[image:Kraken69_DougGlisson.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 69 || || Doug Glisson
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| || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Josh Athanas
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| [[image:Front2.JPG|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 74 || || Jeremy Freese
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| || Home || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
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| [[image:Krakens-76-Arioch-F+B.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 76 || Morningstar || Arioch Morningstar
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| || Away || 76 || || Brian Kane
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| [[image:Kraken77_Nuchtchas.png|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 77 || Nuchtchas ||
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| || Home || 79 || || Gordy Barker
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| || Away || 79 || || BJ Carter
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| || Home || 81 || Denver || Nelson McClintock
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| [[image:Kraken81_StephenKilbride.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 81 || || Stephen Kilbride
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| || Away || 85 || Absent Minded Professor || Gerri McArdle
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| [[image:Kraken93_MikeCorabe.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 93 || Mum-O-Killowee || Mike Corbae
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| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Robert DeArment
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| || Away || 93 || Mum-O-Killowe || Matt Christine Nielsen
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| [[image:Kraken96_CCChapman.jpg|150px]] || Away (Original Style) || 96 || || CC Chapman
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| || Home || 99 || Wensel || Don Wensel
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| [[image:Fan_Kali.JPG|150px]] || Home || 333 || || Kali Mura
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| [[image:Fan_Belladonna.jpg|150px]] || Home || 420 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
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| || Home || 0937 || Kelly the Builder || Kelly McArdle
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==OS1 Orbiting Death Jerseys==
The [[Orbiting Death|OS1 Orbiting Death]] jerseys are available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/gfl-kraken-death-uniform/ Home] design only.
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==McMurdo Murderers Jerseys==
The [[McMurdo Murderers]] jersey is available in [https://podcastjunk.com/product/murderers-uniform/ Home] design only. This jersey has the name and numbers dyed right into the fabric.
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| || Home || 00 || Evans || Michelle Evans
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| [[image:Murderers-Jersey.jpg|150px]] || Home || 8 || || [[A Kovacs]]
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| || Home || 16 || || Sherry Hare
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| || Home || 24 || Belladonna420 || Jeanine Carbonaro
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{{Book
|title = EARTHCORE
|cover = EarthCore_2017.jpg
|publisher = Empty Set Entertainment
|published = 2017 eBook
2018 paperback
|pages = 577
|isbn = 978-0-9831963-5-8
|podcasted =
|podiobooks = http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore/
}}
{{TOCleft}}
::''This entry is for the novel EARTHCORE.''
:::''For more information regarding the entry for the EarthCore Corporation, refer to [[EarthCore (company)|this article]]''

'''EARTHCORE''' was originally published in 2001 by ''iPublish'', an ''AOL/Time Warner'' imprint. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[Wikipedia:ebook|ebook]], ''Time Warner'' was planning on publishing the novel. However, the economic slump following [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks|September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], caused ''Time Warner'' to do away with the imprint in 2004. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] decided to start podcasting his novel in March 2005, as ''the worlds first [[podcast only]] novel'' to build hype and garner an audience for his work. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] considered it a natural progression to offer the book as a free audio download. In 2006, [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] was able to get EARTHCORE offered as a paid download on [[Wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]]. Another milestone was set when EARTHCORE became one of the first audiobooks broadcast on Sirius Satellite Radio, second only to [[Scott Sigler|Sigler’s]] other novel, ''[[Ancestor]]''.

==Synopsis==
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft.

[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive [[Connell Kirkland]] is the [[EarthCore (company)|company's]] driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.

But [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are not the first to find this treasure. The mountain's history reveals two centuries of disappearances, murder, and insanity.

The discovery of ancient platinum knives, razor-sharp despite lying untouched for 1,000 years, reveals evidence of an ancient culture. If the artifacts are genuine, they show a pre-historic empire that once spanned from the Southern tip of South America all the way up through the American Southwest.

Wealth and fame lie under that Utah mountain, but at three miles below the surface, where the rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, something has been waiting for centuries. Waiting ... and guarding. [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are about to find out first-hand why this treasure has never been unearthed.

==Characters==
{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
|colspan="4"|
===EarthCore Employees===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Charles Yakely, Jr.]]'''
|Former CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Barbara Yakely]]'''
|CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Connell Kirkland]]'''
|Operating Executive for the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Angus Kool]]'''
|Senior Geologist/Scientist
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Randy Wright]]'''
|Geologist/Scientist – Direct report to [[Angus Kool]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Patrick O'Doyle]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security Chief
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Bertha Lybrand]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cho Takachi]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Contractors===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Sonny McGuiness]]'''
|Prospector
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Kayla Meyers]]'''
|Former NSA operative
|
|-
|colspan="4"|

===Geologists===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Veronica Reeves]]'''
|Lead Geologist at the Mount Fitzroy site
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Sanji Haak]]'''
|“Father” of [[Veronica Reeves]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Mack Hendricks]]'''
|Geologist and world renowned miner
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Miscellaneous Characters===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Samuel J. Anderson]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Wilford Igoe, Jr.]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Douglas Nadia]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Dennis the Deadhead]]'''
|aka Dennis Diving-Bird, a Hopi Indian & Utah local
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Jebadaiah Jessup]]'''
|
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cori Kirkland]]'''
|Wife of [[Connell Kirkland]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[André Vogel]]'''
|Director of the National Security Agency
|
|}

==Release Schedule==
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|-
|colspan="5"|
===Print===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United States
|November 15, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693661&sr=8-6 Amazon.com U.S.]
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United Kingdom
|December 30, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693783&sr=8-1 Amazon.co.uk]
|-
|[[Image:CoverArt_EarthCoreGerman.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|Germany
|June 2008
|[http://www.amazon.de/EarthCore-Scott-Sigler/dp/3902607041/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693585&sr=8-4 Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_Germany_heyne.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback by Heyne Verlag
|Germany
|July 2010
|[http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3453435079/ Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|eBook
|United States
|2017
|[http://www.amazon.com/EARTHCORE-Scott-Sigler-ebook/dp/B0719T3822/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback
|United States
|April 2018
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1939366976/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|colspan="5"|

===Audio===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Podcast Audio Release
|Worldwide (Internet)
|2005
|[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Podiobooks.com]
|-
|}

==Promotional Efforts==
A video trailer was created as part of the release of the German language hardcover edition of EARTHCORE. Released by publishers ''Otherworld Verlag'', the trailer can be viewed at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6Arh47sn78 this YouTube link].

==External Links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1896944329/ref=ase_scottsigler-20/104-1459308-0886362?v=glance&s=books Buy at Amazon.com]
*[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Subscribe at Podiobooks.com]
*[http://www.scottsigler.com/node/1370 Blog post] announcing the release of the German trailer for EARTHCORE

{{Novels}}

[[Category:EarthCore]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Podcasting]]

EarthCore

2018-04-01T23:53:13Z

Sharebear:

{{Book
|title = EARTHCORE
|cover = EarthCore_2017.jpg
|publisher = Empty Set Entertainment
|published = 2017 eBook 2018 paperback
|pages = 577
|isbn = 978-0-9831963-5-8
|podcasted =
|podiobooks = http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore/
}}
{{TOCleft}}
::''This entry is for the novel EARTHCORE.''
:::''For more information regarding the entry for the EarthCore Corporation, refer to [[EarthCore (company)|this article]]''

'''EARTHCORE''' was originally published in 2001 by ''iPublish'', an ''AOL/Time Warner'' imprint. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[Wikipedia:ebook|ebook]], ''Time Warner'' was planning on publishing the novel. However, the economic slump following [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks|September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], caused ''Time Warner'' to do away with the imprint in 2004. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] decided to start podcasting his novel in March 2005, as ''the worlds first [[podcast only]] novel'' to build hype and garner an audience for his work. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] considered it a natural progression to offer the book as a free audio download. In 2006, [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] was able to get EARTHCORE offered as a paid download on [[Wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]]. Another milestone was set when EARTHCORE became one of the first audiobooks broadcast on Sirius Satellite Radio, second only to [[Scott Sigler|Sigler’s]] other novel, ''[[Ancestor]]''.

==Synopsis==
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft.

[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive [[Connell Kirkland]] is the [[EarthCore (company)|company's]] driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.

But [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are not the first to find this treasure. The mountain's history reveals two centuries of disappearances, murder, and insanity.

The discovery of ancient platinum knives, razor-sharp despite lying untouched for 1,000 years, reveals evidence of an ancient culture. If the artifacts are genuine, they show a pre-historic empire that once spanned from the Southern tip of South America all the way up through the American Southwest.

Wealth and fame lie under that Utah mountain, but at three miles below the surface, where the rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, something has been waiting for centuries. Waiting ... and guarding. [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are about to find out first-hand why this treasure has never been unearthed.

==Characters==
{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
|colspan="4"|
===EarthCore Employees===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Charles Yakely, Jr.]]'''
|Former CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Barbara Yakely]]'''
|CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Connell Kirkland]]'''
|Operating Executive for the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Angus Kool]]'''
|Senior Geologist/Scientist
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Randy Wright]]'''
|Geologist/Scientist – Direct report to [[Angus Kool]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Patrick O'Doyle]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security Chief
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Bertha Lybrand]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cho Takachi]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Contractors===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Sonny McGuiness]]'''
|Prospector
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Kayla Meyers]]'''
|Former NSA operative
|
|-
|colspan="4"|

===Geologists===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Veronica Reeves]]'''
|Lead Geologist at the Mount Fitzroy site
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Sanji Haak]]'''
|“Father” of [[Veronica Reeves]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Mack Hendricks]]'''
|Geologist and world renowned miner
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Miscellaneous Characters===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Samuel J. Anderson]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Wilford Igoe, Jr.]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Douglas Nadia]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Dennis the Deadhead]]'''
|aka Dennis Diving-Bird, a Hopi Indian & Utah local
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Jebadaiah Jessup]]'''
|
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cori Kirkland]]'''
|Wife of [[Connell Kirkland]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[André Vogel]]'''
|Director of the National Security Agency
|
|}

==Release Schedule==
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|-
|colspan="5"|
===Print===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United States
|November 15, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693661&sr=8-6 Amazon.com U.S.]
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United Kingdom
|December 30, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693783&sr=8-1 Amazon.co.uk]
|-
|[[Image:CoverArt_EarthCoreGerman.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|Germany
|June 2008
|[http://www.amazon.de/EarthCore-Scott-Sigler/dp/3902607041/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693585&sr=8-4 Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_Germany_heyne.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback by Heyne Verlag
|Germany
|July 2010
|[http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3453435079/ Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|eBook
|United States
|2017
|[http://www.amazon.com/EARTHCORE-Scott-Sigler-ebook/dp/B0719T3822/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback
|United States
|April 2018
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1939366976/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|colspan="5"|

===Audio===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Podcast Audio Release
|Worldwide (Internet)
|2005
|[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Podiobooks.com]
|-
|}

==Promotional Efforts==
A video trailer was created as part of the release of the German language hardcover edition of EARTHCORE. Released by publishers ''Otherworld Verlag'', the trailer can be viewed at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6Arh47sn78 this YouTube link].

==External Links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1896944329/ref=ase_scottsigler-20/104-1459308-0886362?v=glance&s=books Buy at Amazon.com]
*[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Subscribe at Podiobooks.com]
*[http://www.scottsigler.com/node/1370 Blog post] announcing the release of the German trailer for EARTHCORE

{{Novels}}

[[Category:EarthCore]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Podcasting]]

EarthCore

2018-04-01T23:46:11Z

Sharebear: /* Print */

{{Book
|title = EARTHCORE
|cover = EarthCore_2017.jpg
|publisher =
|published = 2017
|pages = TBD
|isbn = TBD
|podcasted =
|podiobooks = http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore/
}}
{{TOCleft}}
::''This entry is for the novel EARTHCORE.''
:::''For more information regarding the entry for the EarthCore Corporation, refer to [[EarthCore (company)|this article]]''

'''EARTHCORE''' was originally published in 2001 by ''iPublish'', an ''AOL/Time Warner'' imprint. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[Wikipedia:ebook|ebook]], ''Time Warner'' was planning on publishing the novel. However, the economic slump following [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks|September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], caused ''Time Warner'' to do away with the imprint in 2004. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] decided to start podcasting his novel in March 2005, as ''the worlds first [[podcast only]] novel'' to build hype and garner an audience for his work. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] considered it a natural progression to offer the book as a free audio download. In 2006, [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] was able to get EARTHCORE offered as a paid download on [[Wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]]. Another milestone was set when EARTHCORE became one of the first audiobooks broadcast on Sirius Satellite Radio, second only to [[Scott Sigler|Sigler’s]] other novel, ''[[Ancestor]]''.

==Synopsis==
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft.

[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive [[Connell Kirkland]] is the [[EarthCore (company)|company's]] driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.

But [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are not the first to find this treasure. The mountain's history reveals two centuries of disappearances, murder, and insanity.

The discovery of ancient platinum knives, razor-sharp despite lying untouched for 1,000 years, reveals evidence of an ancient culture. If the artifacts are genuine, they show a pre-historic empire that once spanned from the Southern tip of South America all the way up through the American Southwest.

Wealth and fame lie under that Utah mountain, but at three miles below the surface, where the rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, something has been waiting for centuries. Waiting ... and guarding. [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are about to find out first-hand why this treasure has never been unearthed.

==Characters==
{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
|colspan="4"|
===EarthCore Employees===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Charles Yakely, Jr.]]'''
|Former CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Barbara Yakely]]'''
|CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Connell Kirkland]]'''
|Operating Executive for the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Angus Kool]]'''
|Senior Geologist/Scientist
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Randy Wright]]'''
|Geologist/Scientist – Direct report to [[Angus Kool]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Patrick O'Doyle]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security Chief
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Bertha Lybrand]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cho Takachi]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Contractors===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Sonny McGuiness]]'''
|Prospector
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Kayla Meyers]]'''
|Former NSA operative
|
|-
|colspan="4"|

===Geologists===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Veronica Reeves]]'''
|Lead Geologist at the Mount Fitzroy site
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Sanji Haak]]'''
|“Father” of [[Veronica Reeves]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Mack Hendricks]]'''
|Geologist and world renowned miner
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Miscellaneous Characters===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Samuel J. Anderson]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Wilford Igoe, Jr.]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Douglas Nadia]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Dennis the Deadhead]]'''
|aka Dennis Diving-Bird, a Hopi Indian & Utah local
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Jebadaiah Jessup]]'''
|
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cori Kirkland]]'''
|Wife of [[Connell Kirkland]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[André Vogel]]'''
|Director of the National Security Agency
|
|}

==Release Schedule==
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|-
|colspan="5"|
===Print===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United States
|November 15, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693661&sr=8-6 Amazon.com U.S.]
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United Kingdom
|December 30, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693783&sr=8-1 Amazon.co.uk]
|-
|[[Image:CoverArt_EarthCoreGerman.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|Germany
|June 2008
|[http://www.amazon.de/EarthCore-Scott-Sigler/dp/3902607041/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693585&sr=8-4 Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_Germany_heyne.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback by Heyne Verlag
|Germany
|July 2010
|[http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3453435079/ Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|eBook
|United States
|2017
|[http://www.amazon.com/EARTHCORE-Scott-Sigler-ebook/dp/B0719T3822/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback
|United States
|April 2018
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1939366976/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703/ Amazon.com]
|-
|colspan="5"|

===Audio===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Podcast Audio Release
|Worldwide (Internet)
|2005
|[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Podiobooks.com]
|-
|}

==Promotional Efforts==
A video trailer was created as part of the release of the German language hardcover edition of EARTHCORE. Released by publishers ''Otherworld Verlag'', the trailer can be viewed at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6Arh47sn78 this YouTube link].

==External Links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1896944329/ref=ase_scottsigler-20/104-1459308-0886362?v=glance&s=books Buy at Amazon.com]
*[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Subscribe at Podiobooks.com]
*[http://www.scottsigler.com/node/1370 Blog post] announcing the release of the German trailer for EARTHCORE

{{Novels}}

[[Category:EarthCore]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Podcasting]]

EarthCore

2018-04-01T23:43:10Z

Sharebear: /* Print */

{{Book
|title = EARTHCORE
|cover = EarthCore_2017.jpg
|publisher =
|published = 2017
|pages = TBD
|isbn = TBD
|podcasted =
|podiobooks = http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore/
}}
{{TOCleft}}
::''This entry is for the novel EARTHCORE.''
:::''For more information regarding the entry for the EarthCore Corporation, refer to [[EarthCore (company)|this article]]''

'''EARTHCORE''' was originally published in 2001 by ''iPublish'', an ''AOL/Time Warner'' imprint. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[Wikipedia:ebook|ebook]], ''Time Warner'' was planning on publishing the novel. However, the economic slump following [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks|September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], caused ''Time Warner'' to do away with the imprint in 2004. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] decided to start podcasting his novel in March 2005, as ''the worlds first [[podcast only]] novel'' to build hype and garner an audience for his work. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] considered it a natural progression to offer the book as a free audio download. In 2006, [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] was able to get EARTHCORE offered as a paid download on [[Wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]]. Another milestone was set when EARTHCORE became one of the first audiobooks broadcast on Sirius Satellite Radio, second only to [[Scott Sigler|Sigler’s]] other novel, ''[[Ancestor]]''.

==Synopsis==
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft.

[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive [[Connell Kirkland]] is the [[EarthCore (company)|company's]] driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.

But [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are not the first to find this treasure. The mountain's history reveals two centuries of disappearances, murder, and insanity.

The discovery of ancient platinum knives, razor-sharp despite lying untouched for 1,000 years, reveals evidence of an ancient culture. If the artifacts are genuine, they show a pre-historic empire that once spanned from the Southern tip of South America all the way up through the American Southwest.

Wealth and fame lie under that Utah mountain, but at three miles below the surface, where the rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, something has been waiting for centuries. Waiting ... and guarding. [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are about to find out first-hand why this treasure has never been unearthed.

==Characters==
{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
|colspan="4"|
===EarthCore Employees===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Charles Yakely, Jr.]]'''
|Former CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Barbara Yakely]]'''
|CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Connell Kirkland]]'''
|Operating Executive for the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Angus Kool]]'''
|Senior Geologist/Scientist
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Randy Wright]]'''
|Geologist/Scientist – Direct report to [[Angus Kool]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Patrick O'Doyle]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security Chief
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Bertha Lybrand]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cho Takachi]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Contractors===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Sonny McGuiness]]'''
|Prospector
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Kayla Meyers]]'''
|Former NSA operative
|
|-
|colspan="4"|

===Geologists===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Veronica Reeves]]'''
|Lead Geologist at the Mount Fitzroy site
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Sanji Haak]]'''
|“Father” of [[Veronica Reeves]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Mack Hendricks]]'''
|Geologist and world renowned miner
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Miscellaneous Characters===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Samuel J. Anderson]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Wilford Igoe, Jr.]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Douglas Nadia]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Dennis the Deadhead]]'''
|aka Dennis Diving-Bird, a Hopi Indian & Utah local
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Jebadaiah Jessup]]'''
|
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cori Kirkland]]'''
|Wife of [[Connell Kirkland]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[André Vogel]]'''
|Director of the National Security Agency
|
|}

==Release Schedule==
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|-
|colspan="5"|
===Print===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United States
|November 15, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693661&sr=8-6 Amazon.com U.S.]
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United Kingdom
|December 30, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693783&sr=8-1 Amazon.co.uk]
|-
|[[Image:CoverArt_EarthCoreGerman.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|Germany
|June 2008
|[http://www.amazon.de/EarthCore-Scott-Sigler/dp/3902607041/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693585&sr=8-4 Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_Germany_heyne.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback by Heyne Verlag
|Germany
|July 2010
|[http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3453435079/ Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|eBook
|United States
|2017
|[http://www.amazon.com/EARTHCORE-Scott-Sigler-ebook/dp/B0719T3822/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback
|United States
|April 2018
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1939366976/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703]
|-
|colspan="5"|

===Audio===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Podcast Audio Release
|Worldwide (Internet)
|2005
|[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Podiobooks.com]
|-
|}

==Promotional Efforts==
A video trailer was created as part of the release of the German language hardcover edition of EARTHCORE. Released by publishers ''Otherworld Verlag'', the trailer can be viewed at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6Arh47sn78 this YouTube link].

==External Links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1896944329/ref=ase_scottsigler-20/104-1459308-0886362?v=glance&s=books Buy at Amazon.com]
*[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Subscribe at Podiobooks.com]
*[http://www.scottsigler.com/node/1370 Blog post] announcing the release of the German trailer for EARTHCORE

{{Novels}}

[[Category:EarthCore]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Podcasting]]

EarthCore

2018-04-01T23:42:07Z

Sharebear: /* Print */

{{Book
|title = EARTHCORE
|cover = EarthCore_2017.jpg
|publisher =
|published = 2017
|pages = TBD
|isbn = TBD
|podcasted =
|podiobooks = http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore/
}}
{{TOCleft}}
::''This entry is for the novel EARTHCORE.''
:::''For more information regarding the entry for the EarthCore Corporation, refer to [[EarthCore (company)|this article]]''

'''EARTHCORE''' was originally published in 2001 by ''iPublish'', an ''AOL/Time Warner'' imprint. With the novel doing well as a promotional [[Wikipedia:ebook|ebook]], ''Time Warner'' was planning on publishing the novel. However, the economic slump following [[Wikipedia:September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks|September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks]], caused ''Time Warner'' to do away with the imprint in 2004. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] decided to start podcasting his novel in March 2005, as ''the worlds first [[podcast only]] novel'' to build hype and garner an audience for his work. [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] considered it a natural progression to offer the book as a free audio download. In 2006, [[Scott Sigler|Sigler]] was able to get EARTHCORE offered as a paid download on [[Wikipedia:iTunes|iTunes]]. Another milestone was set when EARTHCORE became one of the first audiobooks broadcast on Sirius Satellite Radio, second only to [[Scott Sigler|Sigler’s]] other novel, ''[[Ancestor]]''.

==Synopsis==
Deep below a desolate Utah mountain lies the largest platinum deposit ever discovered. A billion-dollar find, it waits for any company that can drill a world's record, three-mile-deep mine shaft.

[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] is the company with the technology, the resources and the guts to go after the mother lode. Young executive [[Connell Kirkland]] is the [[EarthCore (company)|company's]] driving force, pushing himself and those around him to uncover the massive treasure.

But [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are not the first to find this treasure. The mountain's history reveals two centuries of disappearances, murder, and insanity.

The discovery of ancient platinum knives, razor-sharp despite lying untouched for 1,000 years, reveals evidence of an ancient culture. If the artifacts are genuine, they show a pre-historic empire that once spanned from the Southern tip of South America all the way up through the American Southwest.

Wealth and fame lie under that Utah mountain, but at three miles below the surface, where the rocks are so hot they burn bare skin, something has been waiting for centuries. Waiting ... and guarding. [[Connell Kirkland|Kirkland]] and [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] are about to find out first-hand why this treasure has never been unearthed.

==Characters==
{| border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="5"
|colspan="4"|
===EarthCore Employees===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Charles Yakely, Jr.]]'''
|Former CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Barbara Yakely]]'''
|CEO of the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Connell Kirkland]]'''
|Operating Executive for the [[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore Corporation]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Angus Kool]]'''
|Senior Geologist/Scientist
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Randy Wright]]'''
|Geologist/Scientist – Direct report to [[Angus Kool]]
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Patrick O'Doyle]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security Chief
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Bertha Lybrand]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cho Takachi]]'''
|[[EarthCore (company)|EarthCore]] Security
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Contractors===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Sonny McGuiness]]'''
|Prospector
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Kayla Meyers]]'''
|Former NSA operative
|
|-
|colspan="4"|

===Geologists===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Veronica Reeves]]'''
|Lead Geologist at the Mount Fitzroy site
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Sanji Haak]]'''
|“Father” of [[Veronica Reeves]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Mack Hendricks]]'''
|Geologist and world renowned miner
|
|-
|colspan="4"|
===Miscellaneous Characters===
|- style="background: #ccc;"
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Name
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Information
!style="border-right: #fff solid 1px;"|Fan Named
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Samuel J. Anderson]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Wilford Igoe, Jr.]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Douglas Nadia]]'''
|[[Wikipedia: Brigham Young University|BYU]] Student
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Dennis the Deadhead]]'''
|aka Dennis Diving-Bird, a Hopi Indian & Utah local
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[Jebadaiah Jessup]]'''
|
|
|- style="background: #eee;"
|'''[[Cori Kirkland]]'''
|Wife of [[Connell Kirkland]]
|
|- style="background: #fff;"
|'''[[André Vogel]]'''
|Director of the National Security Agency
|
|}

==Release Schedule==
{| cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="1"
|-
|colspan="5"|
===Print===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United States
|November 15, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693661&sr=8-6 Amazon.com U.S.]
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|United Kingdom
|December 30, 2005
|[http://www.amazon.co.uk/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1896944329/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693783&sr=8-1 Amazon.co.uk]
|-
|[[Image:CoverArt_EarthCoreGerman.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|1st Ed. Paperback
|Germany
|June 2008
|[http://www.amazon.de/EarthCore-Scott-Sigler/dp/3902607041/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1231693585&sr=8-4 Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_Germany_heyne.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback by Heyne Verlag
|Germany
|July 2010
|[http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3453435079/ Amazon.de]
|-
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|eBook
|United States
|2017
|[http://www.amazon.com/EARTHCORE-Scott-Sigler-ebook/dp/B0719T3822/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703]
|-
|colspan="5"|
|[[Image:EarthCore_2017.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Paperback
|United States
|April 2018
|[http://www.amazon.com/Earthcore-Scott-Sigler/dp/1939366976/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1522625703]
|-
|colspan="5"|

===Audio===
|-
!style="background:#efefef;" | Cover Art
!style="background:#efefef;" | Edition
!style="background:#efefef;" | Country
!style="background:#efefef;" | Release Date
!style="background:#efefef;" | Site
|-
|[[Image:Earthcore.jpg|center|thumb|75px]]
|Podcast Audio Release
|Worldwide (Internet)
|2005
|[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Podiobooks.com]
|-
|}

==Promotional Efforts==
A video trailer was created as part of the release of the German language hardcover edition of EARTHCORE. Released by publishers ''Otherworld Verlag'', the trailer can be viewed at [http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6Arh47sn78 this YouTube link].

==External Links==
*[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1896944329/ref=ase_scottsigler-20/104-1459308-0886362?v=glance&s=books Buy at Amazon.com]
*[http://www.podiobooks.com/title/earthcore Subscribe at Podiobooks.com]
*[http://www.scottsigler.com/node/1370 Blog post] announcing the release of the German trailer for EARTHCORE

{{Novels}}

[[Category:EarthCore]]
[[Category:Novels]]
[[Category:Podcasting]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-12-13T15:37:45Z

Sharebear: /* Findings */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden Easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film) '''''Found?'''''
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy) '''''Found?'''''
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986) '''''Found?'''''
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3, Book I: Chapter 1: Penance 
'''Text''': Esteban said. “Hell has a special place for people like you. Leave, now." 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 5, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 6, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': "What an asshole." Bryan thinks about Pookie for his annoying car horn honking. 
'''Reference to''': A line from Gunderson in Airplane. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookie's "shit-brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. "Right out front was Pookie’s shit-brown Buick — double-parked, completely blocking a lane." 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "And I’m not fat. I’m big-boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park. The character Eric Cartman often says this because he is sensitive and in denial about his obesity. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan says, "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, Bri-Bri." 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': 78, Book I: Chapter 22: Bryan Clauser: Morning Person, and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Is_My_Business..._and_Business_Is_Good! Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!]</ref>. Also, in Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case, John says, “Computers are my business and business is good.” A double Easter egg? 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': “Well, then stay away from me,” John said. “I know you guys were probably in the back of that Buick swapping spit and rubbing tummies.” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase "swapping spit" comes from the movie Full Metal Jacket (1987) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Zaricor 
'''Page #''': 181, Book I: Chapter 48: The Rulebook 
'''Text''': “Guys,” Pookie said, “I know y’all have a bit of backstory to work out, but can we lay off the wistful gazing? This ain’t a Joan Wilder novel, if you dig what I’m saying.” 
'''Reference to''': Romancing the Stone (1984). Joan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful but lonely romance novelist. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 189, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “Maybe he’s like Elvis,” Pookie said. “As in, taking care of business." 
'''Reference to''': Elvis Presley. During his last few years of life, Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto, abbreviated as TCB and associated with a lightning bolt. "Takin' Care of Business" is a song written by Randy Bachman and first recorded by Canadian rock group Bachman–Turner Overdrive<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takin%27_Care_of_Business_(song)#Elvis_and_the_TCB_Band Takin' Care of Business]</ref>. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 198, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “L-L-W-T-L. Look, man, if there’s a cover-up, and the chief of frickin’ police is involved, then you know we need to move carefully. Patience, Daniel-san.” 
'''Reference to''': The "Patience, Daniel-san.” phrase comes from The Karate Kid (1984). Master Kesuke Miyagi often uses this phrase when instructing student Daniel LaRusso. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 254, Book I: Chapter 61: Susie Panos 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "We’re done with the stiff down on the sidewalk. Shot through the heart, and who’s to blame, right?” Sammy’s head rocked back in a silent laugh. 
'''Reference to''': The song "You Give Love A Bad Name" from the 1986 Bon Jovi album Slippery When Wet. "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame. You give love a bad name." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 274, Book I: Chapter 65: Pay the Piper 
'''Text''': “But you want my gun,” Bryan said. “What am I supposed to use on the street, harsh language?” 
'''Reference to''': Aliens (1986). Frost says, "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?" when they find out they can't use any weapons in fear of rupturing the cooling system an setting off a thermonuclear explosion. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 310, Book I: Chapter 73: The Stakeout 
'''Text''': He's big game because he's a killer - that flips all your switches and turns all your dials to eleven." 
'''Reference to''': 1984 Movie "This is Spinal Tap" where one of the dials on an amplifier has an 11 setting rather that the regular 10. " 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 312, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie thought, "Mutants, vigilantes and murderers. Oh my." 
'''Reference to''': The Wizard of Oz movie (1939) or book (1900). Dorothy says, "Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 313, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie tried to calm the surge of excitement — a gold medal for archery was one thing, a murder conviction was another. “I’ll take what is an arrow for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''Reference to''': The American television game show Jeopardy!, hosted by Alex Trebek. When a contestant selects a clue they usually say something like, "I’ll take Category for Some-Dollar-Amount, Alex” as in "I’ll take Scott Sigler Novels for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 359, Book II: Chapter 86: Late to the Party 
'''Text''': "You are one ugly motherfucker," he (Rich Verde) said to the corpse. 
'''Reference to''': Predator (1987). Maj. Alan "Dutch" Schaefer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) says to the alien, "You are one ugly motherfucker!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Langhorst 
'''Page #''': 377, Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case 
'''Text''': The chapter title "Murder Was the Case" 
'''Reference to''': The song "Murder Was the Case" on Snoop Dogg's 1993 album Doggystyle. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 449, Book II: Chapter 109: Zou Talks to Bryan 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “Uh-oh,” he said. “Here come da judge.” 
'''Reference to''': The catchphrase popularized on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973).<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Judge_(Pigmeat_Markham_song) Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 452, Book II: Chapter 110: Phone Home 
'''Text''': Phone Home 
'''Reference to''': The phrase used in the 1982 movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 476, Book II: Chapter 118: Bryan & Pookie Meet Aggie James 
'''Text''': “Shit,” Bryan said. “Think you can talk your way past this one, Pooks, or is the Force no longer strong with this one?” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase first used in the 1977 movie Star Wars. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561, Book II: Chapter 139: Big Pimpin’ 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “If I’m lyin’, I’m dyin’.” 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': many 
'''Text''': Besides the chapter title, the first usage is: “Black Mister Burns,” said Pookie Chang. “How’s life sniffing the silicon ass of the digital dog?” The Simpsons is mentioned three times and there is the line, “Excellent, Smithers,” John said. “Exxxxcellent.” 
'''Reference to''': The Simpsons (1989-Present). There are multiple uses of this character's nickname, which is a play on the name of the character in The Simpsons, Mister Burns. The nickname was given to him because of his physical resemblance to Mister Burns, except that he is black rather than white (or yellow). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': 23 instances throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator. The first time it appears: Some people in the department called Bryan the Terminator. “I’m half of Schwarzenegger’s size and I don’t look anything like him.” 
'''Reference to''': The Terminator (1984) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

== References ==

<references/>

[[Category:Nocturnal]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-12-13T13:11:17Z

Sharebear: /* Findings */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden Easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film) '''''Found?'''''
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy) '''''Found?'''''
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986) '''''Found?'''''
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3, Book I: Chapter 1: Penance 
'''Text''': Esteban said. “Hell has a special place for people like you. Leave, now." 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 5, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 6, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': "What an asshole." Bryan thinks about Pookie for his annoying car horn honking. 
'''Reference to''': A line from Gunderson in Airplane. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookie's "shit-brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. "Right out front was Pookie’s shit-brown Buick — double-parked, completely blocking a lane." 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "And I’m not fat. I’m big-boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park. The character Eric Cartman often says this because he is sensitive and in denial about his obesity. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan says, "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, Bri-Bri." 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': 78, Book I: Chapter 22: Bryan Clauser: Morning Person, and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Is_My_Business..._and_Business_Is_Good! Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!]</ref>. Also, in Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case, John says, “Computers are my business and business is good.” A double Easter egg? 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': “Well, then stay away from me,” John said. “I know you guys were probably in the back of that Buick swapping spit and rubbing tummies.” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase "swapping spit" comes from the movie Full Metal Jacket (1987) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Zaricor 
'''Page #''': 181, Book I: Chapter 48: The Rulebook 
'''Text''': “Guys,” Pookie said, “I know y’all have a bit of backstory to work out, but can we lay off the wistful gazing? This ain’t a Joan Wilder novel, if you dig what I’m saying.” 
'''Reference to''': Romancing the Stone (1984). Joan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful but lonely romance novelist. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 189, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “Maybe he’s like Elvis,” Pookie said. “As in, taking care of business." 
'''Reference to''': Elvis Presley. During his last few years of life, Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto, abbreviated as TCB and associated with a lightning bolt. "Takin' Care of Business" is a song written by Randy Bachman and first recorded by Canadian rock group Bachman–Turner Overdrive<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takin%27_Care_of_Business_(song)#Elvis_and_the_TCB_Band Takin' Care of Business]</ref>. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 198, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “L-L-W-T-L. Look, man, if there’s a cover-up, and the chief of frickin’ police is involved, then you know we need to move carefully. Patience, Daniel-san.” 
'''Reference to''': The "Patience, Daniel-san.” phrase comes from The Karate Kid (1984). Master Kesuke Miyagi often uses this phrase when instructing student Daniel LaRusso. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 254, Book I: Chapter 61: Susie Panos 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "We’re done with the stiff down on the sidewalk. Shot through the heart, and who’s to blame, right?” Sammy’s head rocked back in a silent laugh. 
'''Reference to''': The song "You Give Love A Bad Name" from the 1986 Bon Jovi album Slippery When Wet. "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame. You give love a bad name." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 274, Book I: Chapter 65: Pay the Piper 
'''Text''': “But you want my gun,” Bryan said. “What am I supposed to use on the street, harsh language?” 
'''Reference to''': Aliens (1986). Frost says, "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?" when they find out they can't use any weapons in fear of rupturing the cooling system an setting off a thermonuclear explosion. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 310, Book I: Chapter 73: The Stakeout 
'''Text''': He's big game because he's a killer - that flips all your switches and turns all your dials to eleven." 
'''Reference to''': 1984 Movie "This is Spinal Tap" where one of the dials on an amplifier has an 11 setting rather that the regular 10. " 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 312, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie thought, "Mutants, vigilantes and murderers. Oh my." 
'''Reference to''': The Wizard of Oz movie (1939) or book (1900). Dorothy says, "Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 313, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie tried to calm the surge of excitement — a gold medal for archery was one thing, a murder conviction was another. “I’ll take what is an arrow for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''Reference to''': The American television game show Jeopardy!, hosted by Alex Trebek. When a contestant selects a clue they usually say something like, "I’ll take Category for Some-Dollar-Amount, Alex” as in "I’ll take Scott Sigler Novels for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 86: Late to the Party 
'''Text''': "You are one ugly motherfucker," he (Rich Verde) said to the corpse. 
'''Reference to''': Predator (1987). Maj. Alan "Dutch" Schaefer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) says to the alien, "You are one ugly motherfucker!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Langhorst 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case 
'''Text''': The chapter title "Murder Was the Case" 
'''Reference to''': The song "Murder Was the Case" on Snoop Dogg's 1993 album Doggystyle. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 109: Zou Talks to Bryan 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “Uh-oh,” he said. “Here come da judge.” 
'''Reference to''': The catchphrase popularized on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973).<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Judge_(Pigmeat_Markham_song) Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 110: Phone Home 
'''Text''': Phone Home 
'''Reference to''': The phrase used in the 1982 movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 118: Bryan & Pookie Meet Aggie James 
'''Text''': “Shit,” Bryan said. “Think you can talk your way past this one, Pooks, or is the Force no longer strong with this one?” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase first used in the 1977 movie Star Wars. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561, Book II: Chapter 139: Big Pimpin’ 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “If I’m lyin’, I’m dyin’.” 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': many 
'''Text''': Besides the chapter title, the first usage is: “Black Mister Burns,” said Pookie Chang. “How’s life sniffing the silicon ass of the digital dog?” The Simpsons is mentioned three times and there is the line, “Excellent, Smithers,” John said. “Exxxxcellent.” 
'''Reference to''': The Simpsons (1989-Present). There are multiple uses of this character's nickname, which is a play on the name of the character in The Simpsons, Mister Burns. The nickname was given to him because of his physical resemblance to Mister Burns, except that he is black rather than white (or yellow). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': 23 instances throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator. The first time it appears: Some people in the department called Bryan the Terminator. “I’m half of Schwarzenegger’s size and I don’t look anything like him.” 
'''Reference to''': The Terminator (1984) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

== References ==

<references/>

[[Category:Nocturnal]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-12-13T13:08:16Z

Sharebear: /* Findings */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden Easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film) '''''Found?'''''
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy) '''''Found?'''''
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986) '''''Found?'''''
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3, Book I: Chapter 1: Penance 
'''Text''': Esteban said. “Hell has a special place for people like you. Leave, now." 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': "What an asshole." Bryan thinks about Pookie for his annoying car horn honking. 
'''Reference to''': A line from Gunderson in Airplane. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "And I’m not fat. I’m big-boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park. The character Eric Cartman often says this because he is sensitive and in denial about his obesity. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan says, "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookie's "shit-brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. "Right out front was Pookie’s shit-brown Buick — double-parked, completely blocking a lane." 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 5, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': 6, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, Bri-Bri." 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': 78, Book I: Chapter 22: Bryan Clauser: Morning Person, and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Is_My_Business..._and_Business_Is_Good! Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!]</ref>. Also, in Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case, John says, “Computers are my business and business is good.” A double Easter egg? 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': 101, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': “Well, then stay away from me,” John said. “I know you guys were probably in the back of that Buick swapping spit and rubbing tummies.” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase "swapping spit" comes from the movie Full Metal Jacket (1987) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Zaricor 
'''Page #''': 181, Book I: Chapter 48: The Rulebook 
'''Text''': “Guys,” Pookie said, “I know y’all have a bit of backstory to work out, but can we lay off the wistful gazing? This ain’t a Joan Wilder novel, if you dig what I’m saying.” 
'''Reference to''': Romancing the Stone (1984). Joan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful but lonely romance novelist. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 189, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “Maybe he’s like Elvis,” Pookie said. “As in, taking care of business." 
'''Reference to''': Elvis Presley. During his last few years of life, Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto, abbreviated as TCB and associated with a lightning bolt. "Takin' Care of Business" is a song written by Randy Bachman and first recorded by Canadian rock group Bachman–Turner Overdrive<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takin%27_Care_of_Business_(song)#Elvis_and_the_TCB_Band Takin' Care of Business]</ref>. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 198, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “L-L-W-T-L. Look, man, if there’s a cover-up, and the chief of frickin’ police is involved, then you know we need to move carefully. Patience, Daniel-san.” 
'''Reference to''': The "Patience, Daniel-san.” phrase comes from The Karate Kid (1984). Master Kesuke Miyagi often uses this phrase when instructing student Daniel LaRusso. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 254, Book I: Chapter 61: Susie Panos 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "We’re done with the stiff down on the sidewalk. Shot through the heart, and who’s to blame, right?” Sammy’s head rocked back in a silent laugh. 
'''Reference to''': The song "You Give Love A Bad Name" from the 1986 Bon Jovi album Slippery When Wet. "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame. You give love a bad name." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 274, Book I: Chapter 65: Pay the Piper 
'''Text''': “But you want my gun,” Bryan said. “What am I supposed to use on the street, harsh language?” 
'''Reference to''': Aliens (1986). Frost says, "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?" when they find out they can't use any weapons in fear of rupturing the cooling system an setting off a thermonuclear explosion. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 310, Book I: Chapter 73: The Stakeout 
'''Text''': He's big game because he's a killer - that flips all your switches and turns all your dials to eleven." 
'''Reference to''': 1984 Movie "This is Spinal Tap" where one of the dials on an amplifier has an 11 setting rather that the regular 10. " 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 312, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie thought, "Mutants, vigilantes and murderers. Oh my." 
'''Reference to''': The Wizard of Oz movie (1939) or book (1900). Dorothy says, "Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 313, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie tried to calm the surge of excitement — a gold medal for archery was one thing, a murder conviction was another. “I’ll take what is an arrow for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''Reference to''': The American television game show Jeopardy!, hosted by Alex Trebek. When a contestant selects a clue they usually say something like, "I’ll take Category for Some-Dollar-Amount, Alex” as in "I’ll take Scott Sigler Novels for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 86: Late to the Party 
'''Text''': "You are one ugly motherfucker," he (Rich Verde) said to the corpse. 
'''Reference to''': Predator (1987). Maj. Alan "Dutch" Schaefer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) says to the alien, "You are one ugly motherfucker!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Langhorst 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case 
'''Text''': The chapter title "Murder Was the Case" 
'''Reference to''': The song "Murder Was the Case" on Snoop Dogg's 1993 album Doggystyle. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 109: Zou Talks to Bryan 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “Uh-oh,” he said. “Here come da judge.” 
'''Reference to''': The catchphrase popularized on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973).<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Judge_(Pigmeat_Markham_song) Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 110: Phone Home 
'''Text''': Phone Home 
'''Reference to''': The phrase used in the 1982 movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 118: Bryan & Pookie Meet Aggie James 
'''Text''': “Shit,” Bryan said. “Think you can talk your way past this one, Pooks, or is the Force no longer strong with this one?” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase first used in the 1977 movie Star Wars. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561, Book II: Chapter 139: Big Pimpin’ 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “If I’m lyin’, I’m dyin’.” 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': many 
'''Text''': Besides the chapter title, the first usage is: “Black Mister Burns,” said Pookie Chang. “How’s life sniffing the silicon ass of the digital dog?” The Simpsons is mentioned three times and there is the line, “Excellent, Smithers,” John said. “Exxxxcellent.” 
'''Reference to''': The Simpsons (1989-Present). There are multiple uses of this character's nickname, which is a play on the name of the character in The Simpsons, Mister Burns. The nickname was given to him because of his physical resemblance to Mister Burns, except that he is black rather than white (or yellow). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': 23 instances throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator. The first time it appears: Some people in the department called Bryan the Terminator. “I’m half of Schwarzenegger’s size and I don’t look anything like him.” 
'''Reference to''': The Terminator (1984) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

== References ==

<references/>

[[Category:Nocturnal]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-12-13T05:08:06Z

Sharebear: /* Sources */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden Easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film) '''''Found?'''''
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy) '''''Found?'''''
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986) '''''Found?'''''
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3, Book I: Chapter 1: Penance 
'''Text''': Esteban said. “Hell has a special place for people like you. Leave, now." 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': "What an asshole." Bryan thinks about Pookie for his annoying car horn honking. 
'''Reference to''': A line from Gunderson in Airplane. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "And I’m not fat. I’m big-boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park. The character Eric Cartman often says this because he is sensitive and in denial about his obesity. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan says, "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookie's "shit-brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. "Right out front was Pookie’s shit-brown Buick — double-parked, completely blocking a lane." 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, Bri-Bri." 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 22: Bryan Clauser: Morning Person, and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Is_My_Business..._and_Business_Is_Good! Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!]</ref>. Also, in Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case, John says, “Computers are my business and business is good.” A double Easter egg? 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': “Well, then stay away from me,” John said. “I know you guys were probably in the back of that Buick swapping spit and rubbing tummies.” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase "swapping spit" comes from the movie Full Metal Jacket (1987) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Zaricor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 48: The Rulebook 
'''Text''': “Guys,” Pookie said, “I know y’all have a bit of backstory to work out, but can we lay off the wistful gazing? This ain’t a Joan Wilder novel, if you dig what I’m saying.” 
'''Reference to''': Romancing the Stone (1984). Joan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful but lonely romance novelist. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “Maybe he’s like Elvis,” Pookie said. “As in, taking care of business." 
'''Reference to''': Elvis Presley. During his last few years of life, Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto, abbreviated as TCB and associated with a lightning bolt. "Takin' Care of Business" is a song written by Randy Bachman and first recorded by Canadian rock group Bachman–Turner Overdrive<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takin%27_Care_of_Business_(song)#Elvis_and_the_TCB_Band Takin' Care of Business]</ref>. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 198, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “L-L-W-T-L. Look, man, if there’s a cover-up, and the chief of frickin’ police is involved, then you know we need to move carefully. Patience, Daniel-san.” 
'''Reference to''': The "Patience, Daniel-san.” phrase comes from The Karate Kid (1984). Master Kesuke Miyagi often uses this phrase when instructing student Daniel LaRusso. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 254, Book I: Chapter 61: Susie Panos 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "We’re done with the stiff down on the sidewalk. Shot through the heart, and who’s to blame, right?” Sammy’s head rocked back in a silent laugh. 
'''Reference to''': The song "You Give Love A Bad Name" from the 1986 Bon Jovi album Slippery When Wet. "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame. You give love a bad name." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 274, Book I: Chapter 65: Pay the Piper 
'''Text''': “But you want my gun,” Bryan said. “What am I supposed to use on the street, harsh language?” 
'''Reference to''': Aliens (1986). Frost says, "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?" when they find out they can't use any weapons in fear of rupturing the cooling system an setting off a thermonuclear explosion. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 310, Book I: Chapter 73: The Stakeout 
'''Text''': He's big game because he's a killer - that flips all your switches and turns all your dials to eleven." 
'''Reference to''': 1984 Movie "This is Spinal Tap" where one of the dials on an amplifier has an 11 setting rather that the regular 10. " 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 312, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie thought, "Mutants, vigilantes and murderers. Oh my." 
'''Reference to''': The Wizard of Oz movie (1939) or book (1900). Dorothy says, "Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 313, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie tried to calm the surge of excitement — a gold medal for archery was one thing, a murder conviction was another. “I’ll take what is an arrow for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''Reference to''': The American television game show Jeopardy!, hosted by Alex Trebek. When a contestant selects a clue they usually say something like, "I’ll take Category for Some-Dollar-Amount, Alex” as in "I’ll take Scott Sigler Novels for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 86: Late to the Party 
'''Text''': "You are one ugly motherfucker," he (Rich Verde) said to the corpse. 
'''Reference to''': Predator (1987). Maj. Alan "Dutch" Schaefer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) says to the alien, "You are one ugly motherfucker!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Langhorst 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case 
'''Text''': The chapter title "Murder Was the Case" 
'''Reference to''': The song "Murder Was the Case" on Snoop Dogg's 1993 album Doggystyle. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 109: Zou Talks to Bryan 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “Uh-oh,” he said. “Here come da judge.” 
'''Reference to''': The catchphrase popularized on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973).<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Judge_(Pigmeat_Markham_song) Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 110: Phone Home 
'''Text''': Phone Home 
'''Reference to''': The phrase used in the 1982 movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 118: Bryan & Pookie Meet Aggie James 
'''Text''': “Shit,” Bryan said. “Think you can talk your way past this one, Pooks, or is the Force no longer strong with this one?” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase first used in the 1977 movie Star Wars. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561, Book II: Chapter 139: Big Pimpin’ 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “If I’m lyin’, I’m dyin’.” 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': many 
'''Text''': Besides the chapter title, the first usage is: “Black Mister Burns,” said Pookie Chang. “How’s life sniffing the silicon ass of the digital dog?” The Simpsons is mentioned three times and there is the line, “Excellent, Smithers,” John said. “Exxxxcellent.” 
'''Reference to''': The Simpsons (1989-Present). There are multiple uses of this character's nickname, which is a play on the name of the character in The Simpsons, Mister Burns. The nickname was given to him because of his physical resemblance to Mister Burns, except that he is black rather than white (or yellow). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': 23 instances throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator. The first time it appears: Some people in the department called Bryan the Terminator. “I’m half of Schwarzenegger’s size and I don’t look anything like him.” 
'''Reference to''': The Terminator (1984) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

== References ==

<references/>

[[Category:Nocturnal]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-12-13T05:06:16Z

Sharebear: /* Findings */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden Easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film)
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy) '''''Found?'''''
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986) '''''Found?'''''
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3, Book I: Chapter 1: Penance 
'''Text''': Esteban said. “Hell has a special place for people like you. Leave, now." 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': "What an asshole." Bryan thinks about Pookie for his annoying car horn honking. 
'''Reference to''': A line from Gunderson in Airplane. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "And I’m not fat. I’m big-boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park. The character Eric Cartman often says this because he is sensitive and in denial about his obesity. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan says, "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookie's "shit-brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. "Right out front was Pookie’s shit-brown Buick — double-parked, completely blocking a lane." 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 2: Good Morning, Sunshine 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24, Book I: Chapter 4: All in the Family 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "Strange things are afoot at the Circle-K, Bri-Bri." 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 22: Bryan Clauser: Morning Person, and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_Is_My_Business..._and_Business_Is_Good! Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!]</ref>. Also, in Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case, John says, “Computers are my business and business is good.” A double Easter egg? 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 28: Black Mr. Burns 
'''Text''': “Well, then stay away from me,” John said. “I know you guys were probably in the back of that Buick swapping spit and rubbing tummies.” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase "swapping spit" comes from the movie Full Metal Jacket (1987) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Zaricor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 48: The Rulebook 
'''Text''': “Guys,” Pookie said, “I know y’all have a bit of backstory to work out, but can we lay off the wistful gazing? This ain’t a Joan Wilder novel, if you dig what I’m saying.” 
'''Reference to''': Romancing the Stone (1984). Joan Wilder (Kathleen Turner) is a successful but lonely romance novelist. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “Maybe he’s like Elvis,” Pookie said. “As in, taking care of business." 
'''Reference to''': Elvis Presley. During his last few years of life, Elvis Presley adopted "Taking Care of Business in a Flash" as a motto, abbreviated as TCB and associated with a lightning bolt. "Takin' Care of Business" is a song written by Randy Bachman and first recorded by Canadian rock group Bachman–Turner Overdrive<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takin%27_Care_of_Business_(song)#Elvis_and_the_TCB_Band Takin' Care of Business]</ref>. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 198, Book I: Chapter 49: Mr. Biz-Nass 
'''Text''': “L-L-W-T-L. Look, man, if there’s a cover-up, and the chief of frickin’ police is involved, then you know we need to move carefully. Patience, Daniel-san.” 
'''Reference to''': The "Patience, Daniel-san.” phrase comes from The Karate Kid (1984). Master Kesuke Miyagi often uses this phrase when instructing student Daniel LaRusso. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 254, Book I: Chapter 61: Susie Panos 
'''Text''': Pookie says, "We’re done with the stiff down on the sidewalk. Shot through the heart, and who’s to blame, right?” Sammy’s head rocked back in a silent laugh. 
'''Reference to''': The song "You Give Love A Bad Name" from the 1986 Bon Jovi album Slippery When Wet. "Shot through the heart, and you're to blame. You give love a bad name." 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 274, Book I: Chapter 65: Pay the Piper 
'''Text''': “But you want my gun,” Bryan said. “What am I supposed to use on the street, harsh language?” 
'''Reference to''': Aliens (1986). Frost says, "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?" when they find out they can't use any weapons in fear of rupturing the cooling system an setting off a thermonuclear explosion. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 310, Book I: Chapter 73: The Stakeout 
'''Text''': He's big game because he's a killer - that flips all your switches and turns all your dials to eleven." 
'''Reference to''': 1984 Movie "This is Spinal Tap" where one of the dials on an amplifier has an 11 setting rather that the regular 10. " 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 312, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie thought, "Mutants, vigilantes and murderers. Oh my." 
'''Reference to''': The Wizard of Oz movie (1939) or book (1900). Dorothy says, "Lions and tigers and bears. Oh my!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': 313, Book I: Chapter 75: The Delivery Boy 
'''Text''': Pookie tried to calm the surge of excitement — a gold medal for archery was one thing, a murder conviction was another. “I’ll take what is an arrow for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''Reference to''': The American television game show Jeopardy!, hosted by Alex Trebek. When a contestant selects a clue they usually say something like, "I’ll take Category for Some-Dollar-Amount, Alex” as in "I’ll take Scott Sigler Novels for two hundred, Alex.” 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 86: Late to the Party 
'''Text''': "You are one ugly motherfucker," he (Rich Verde) said to the corpse. 
'''Reference to''': Predator (1987). Maj. Alan "Dutch" Schaefer (Arnold Schwarzenegger) says to the alien, "You are one ugly motherfucker!" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': M Langhorst 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 92: Murder Was the Case 
'''Text''': The chapter title "Murder Was the Case" 
'''Reference to''': The song "Murder Was the Case" on Snoop Dogg's 1993 album Doggystyle. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 109: Zou Talks to Bryan 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “Uh-oh,” he said. “Here come da judge.” 
'''Reference to''': The catchphrase popularized on Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In (1968-1973).<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Here_Comes_the_Judge_(Pigmeat_Markham_song) Here Comes the Judge (Pigmeat Markham song)]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 110: Phone Home 
'''Text''': Phone Home 
'''Reference to''': The phrase used in the 1982 movie E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E.T._the_Extra-Terrestrial E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial]</ref> 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ?, Book II: Chapter 118: Bryan & Pookie Meet Aggie James 
'''Text''': “Shit,” Bryan said. “Think you can talk your way past this one, Pooks, or is the Force no longer strong with this one?” 
'''Reference to''': The phrase first used in the 1977 movie Star Wars. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561, Book II: Chapter 139: Big Pimpin’ 
'''Text''': Pookie says, “If I’m lyin’, I’m dyin’.” 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': many 
'''Text''': Besides the chapter title, the first usage is: “Black Mister Burns,” said Pookie Chang. “How’s life sniffing the silicon ass of the digital dog?” The Simpsons is mentioned three times and there is the line, “Excellent, Smithers,” John said. “Exxxxcellent.” 
'''Reference to''': The Simpsons (1989-Present). There are multiple uses of this character's nickname, which is a play on the name of the character in The Simpsons, Mister Burns. The nickname was given to him because of his physical resemblance to Mister Burns, except that he is black rather than white (or yellow). 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': 23 instances throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator. The first time it appears: Some people in the department called Bryan the Terminator. “I’m half of Schwarzenegger’s size and I don’t look anything like him.” 
'''Reference to''': The Terminator (1984) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

== References ==

<references/>

[[Category:Nocturnal]]

Nocturnal Egg Mission

2017-10-25T01:34:27Z

Sharebear: /* Findings */

'''Welcome to the Nocturnal Egg Mission!'''

== Mission ==

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to help this Junkie effort to find all of the 30+ hidden easter eggs of 1980s (and other) pop-culture references that Scott included in his 2012 rewrite of Nocturnal. Those approved by Scott will be added to the [[Pop Culture References]] page later.

This challenge was first posted by John Vizcarra on October 17, 2017, on the Sigler Junkies Facebook group. He has charged Shannon Chavarria to lead the rest of us junkies to find these hidden treasures.

Since comments are easily lost in the Facebook posts, I thought it might be easier to gather all of the findings here in one easily viewable page so that we can see what has, or hasn't, been found so far. Please keep posting your findings in the Sigler Junkies group, or the more brave can try to add them here as well.

== Sources ==

The sources that we know of:

* The Last Dragon (1985 Martial Arts film)
* This is Spinal Tap (1984 Rocu-mocku-mentary film)
* Motley Crue (Metal band)
* Star Wars (The Original Trilogy)
* Dirty Harry (1971 film)
* Terminator (1984 film) '''''Found?'''''
* George Carlin standup
* Mortal Kombat (not sure if this is the game from 1992, or the movie from 1995)
* Predator (1987 film)
* Megadeth (Metal band) '''''Found?'''''
* Adam-12 "See the man, see the man" (1960s-70s TV show) '''Found!'''
* South Park (1997-current TV show) '''''Found?'''''
* Romancing the Stone (1984 film)
* Eddie Murphy - RAW (1987 standup concert film - could possibly include Delirious, his 1983 album)
* Aliens (Sigler's favorite film, from 1986)
* Pulp Fiction (1994 film)
* Snatch (2000 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Airplane (1980 film) '''''Found?'''''
* Slap Shot (1977 film)

== Findings ==

What has been "found" so far (sorted by page number, when specified): 

'''Found by''': L Tryon 
'''Page #''': 3 
'''Text''': "Hell has a special place for people like you" 
'''Reference to''': It's more of a 90's reference, but it feels like a nod to Firefly. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 7 
'''Text''': "What an asshole" Bryan is thinking. 
'''Reference to''': a line from Gunderson in Airplane 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 8 
'''Text''': Pookie says "I'm not fat, I'm big boned." 
'''Reference to''': South Park 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 13 
'''Text''': "Everyone has to have goals, Pooks." 
'''Reference to''': maybe a Die Hard reference? I'm not really sure that this is anything, it just sounded familiar. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Hare 
'''Page #''': 22 
'''Text''': Francesco "Frank" Lanza, Tony "Four balls" Gillum, Paulie "Hatchet" Caprise, Little Tommy Cosimo, Pete "The Fucking Jew" Goldblum. Snatch characters: Frankie "Four fingers," Boris "The Blade," Tommy, and the jewerly shop people were Jewish. 
'''Reference to''': Many of the gangsters have some very similar names/nicknames that could be mashups to some of the Snatch characters. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi, T Percival 
'''Page #''': 24 
'''Text''': Pookie says "Strange things are afoot at the Circle K Bry Bry," 
'''Reference to''': A quote from "Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure" (1989) 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Jourabchi 
'''Page #''': 561 
'''Text''': "If I'm lyin, I'm dyin" says Pooks 
'''Reference to''': Dreamgirls 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': J Vizcarra 
'''Page #''': Chapter "Bryan Clauser, Morning Person," and possible other references elsewhere 
'''Text''': “Roger, Adam-12,” Pookie said. “See the man, see the man at Post and Meacham.” 
'''Reference to''': Adam-12 
'''FDO confirmed''': yes 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': Chapter 2 
'''Text''': Bryan sees Pookies "shit brown Buick" double parked outside his apartment building. 
'''Reference to''': Tom Waits intro to the song On a Foggy Night 1975 "You climb into the helm of a 1958 monkey shit brown Buick Super" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': Chapter 2 
'''Text''': Title is Good Morning Sunshine 
'''Reference to''': Good morning sunshine Is a song by Aqua from their debut album Aquarium 1997. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Percival 
'''Page #''': Chapter 2 
'''Text''': Bryan is on the roof talking to Pookie over the 2 way and pookie says "it puts on the clothes or it gets the horn again." 
'''Reference to''': Silence of the lambs 1991 "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again" 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': S Burtenshaw 
'''Page #''': ? 
'''Text''': "Swapping spit" 
'''Reference to''': Full Metal Jacket 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': T Taylor 
'''Page #''': ? 
'''Text''': "Kissing dudes is my business and business is good." 
'''Reference to''': It comes from "Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good!", the name of Megadeth's debut album in 1985. 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

'''Found by''': Many 
'''Page #''': Throughout book 
'''Text''': Bryan's nickname is Terminator 
'''Reference to''': Terminator 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending 

Template (please copy & paste to add more): 

'''Found by''': 
'''Page #''': 
'''Text''': 
'''Reference to''': 
'''FDO confirmed''': pending