The story so far....
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Tara: Are you sure this is a good idea?
Travis: No, really, this place is great! THey have vegetables!
Tara: It's a rough part of town, Travis, and the locals don't exactly love Imperials.
Travis: Oh, the folks here are really tolerant --
Offscreen patrons: Get lost, Blueballs! Stay on your own side of town, alien-lovers! Go screw your Emperor!
Travis: ... uh, relatively speaking.
Lena: Travis! You came back! Wow, you're stubborn.
Travis: No, really, this place is great! THey have vegetables!
Tara: It's a rough part of town, Travis, and the locals don't exactly love Imperials.
Travis: Oh, the folks here are really tolerant --
Offscreen patrons: Get lost, Blueballs! Stay on your own side of town, alien-lovers! Go screw your Emperor!
Travis: ... uh, relatively speaking.
Lena: Travis! You came back! Wow, you're stubborn.
When last we saw... Lena
August 8, 2008
While the starving masses of the late 21st century (commonly referred to as 'The Shortage') are history, much food -- particularly in less prosperous areas -- is still vat-grown or processed from genetically engineered algae: nutritionally viable, but with a tendency towards the mealy and bland. This probably explains Travis's enthusiasm for the Grill's homegrown fare. On the other hand, he could just really like carrots.
August 8, 2008
While the starving masses of the late 21st century (commonly referred to as 'The Shortage') are history, much food -- particularly in less prosperous areas -- is still vat-grown or processed from genetically engineered algae: nutritionally viable, but with a tendency towards the mealy and bland. This probably explains Travis's enthusiasm for the Grill's homegrown fare. On the other hand, he could just really like carrots.
Jack Morgan has a ship full of trouble, a cool tattoo, and a new alien friend. The problem? They're one and the same....
