- "On the set of a sci-fi TV show, Frank and Joe explore a galaxy of danger"
- — Tag-line, from front cover
Trouble in Warp Space is the 172nd book in The Hardy Boys Digest series. It was first published in March 2002 by Aladdin Paperbacks.
Contents
Plot summary
Appearances
Characters
- Jerri Bell
- Geoff Gross
- Frank Hardy
- Joe Hardy
- Rich Millani
- Chet Morton
- Iola Morton
- Marge Nelson
- Stan Pekar
- Claudia Rajiv
- Bruce Reid
- Con Riley
- Callie Shaw (mentioned only)
- Matt Stiller
- Sandy O' Sullivan
- Ramon Torres
- Rob Webb
- Peck Wilson
Characters on the TV show Warp Space
- Ensign Allura (played by Jerri Bell)
- Commander Indira (played by Claudia Rajiv)
- Lieutenant Commander Ravenscroft (played by Geoff Gross)
- The Slayer from Sirius (played by Peck Wilson and Chet Morton)
- Captain Winter (played by Bruce Reid)
Locations
- Bayport (mentioned only)
- Jewel Ridge
- Kendall State Park
- Renton, WA. (mentioned only)
Businesses and organizations
- Bayport Police Department (mentioned only)
- Boson Red Sox (mentioned only)
- Hunk High School (TV show) (mentioned only)
- Monumental Broadcasting (mentioned only)
- Town Spa pizza parlor
- UAN (United American Network)
- VBuy (mentioned only)
- Warp Space (TV show)
Trivia
- This book was an inter-company promotion of the TV series Enterprise/Star Trek Enterprise. Enterprise was a TV series that ran from 2001-2005 and was produced by the sister company of Simon & Schuster, Paramount Pictures. Both Paramount Pictures and Simon & Schuster were owned by Viacom at the time, however, since 2006 Viacom has split into two business entities that are both controlled by National Amusements.
- According to Answers.com [1] in its Note 8 on the authors of the series, Stephen D. Sullivan has said that Trouble in Warp Space was to be the last book in The Hardy Boys (Digest series)/The Hardy Boys (Original series).
References
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