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His [[gravestone]] was in the same [[cemetery]] where [[Felisa Howard]] was laid to rest. In that year, the area around McFly's grave was the scene of a battle between Felisa's granddaughter [[Beverly Crusher]] and an [[anaphasic lifeform]] named [[Ronin]]. ({{TNG|Sub Rosa}}) |
His [[gravestone]] was in the same [[cemetery]] where [[Felisa Howard]] was laid to rest. In that year, the area around McFly's grave was the scene of a battle between Felisa's granddaughter [[Beverly Crusher]] and an [[anaphasic lifeform]] named [[Ronin]]. ({{TNG|Sub Rosa}}) |
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Revision as of 00:34, 23 July 2008
McFly's gravestone.
McFly was the name of a resident of Caldos colony who had passed away some time prior to 2370.
His gravestone was in the same cemetery where Felisa Howard was laid to rest. In that year, the area around McFly's grave was the scene of a battle between Felisa's granddaughter Beverly Crusher and an anaphasic lifeform named Ronin. (TNG: "Sub Rosa")
- The gravestones bore in-joke references to various science fiction characters; this one seems to be a nod to the McFly family of the Back to the Future series of films. (Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion)