Difference between revisions of "WVRN"
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| − | '''WVRN''' | + | '''WVRN''' is a television station in [[New York City]], which [[John Castaway|Jon Canmore]] worked for in his guise as [[John Castaway|"Jon Carter."]] ''([[Hunter's Moon Part One|"Hunter's Moon Part One"]])'' |
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| + | ''[[Nightwatch]]'' with [[Travis Marshall]] was also broadcast on this channel. ''([[Nightwatch (episode)|"Nightwatch"]])'' | ||
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| − | The name is another "joke"; WVRN is clearly an all-consonant version of "Wyvern". | + | The name is another "in-joke"; WVRN is clearly an all-consonant version of "[[Wyvern Hill|Wyvern]]". [[Greg Weisman]] has suggested that the letters are an indication of the station's ownership, but has not clarified anything beyond that. [http://s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.php?qid=5201] |
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Revision as of 15:08, 12 February 2023
WVRN is a television station in New York City, which Jon Canmore worked for in his guise as "Jon Carter." ("Hunter's Moon Part One")
Nightwatch with Travis Marshall was also broadcast on this channel. ("Nightwatch")
Real World Background
The name is another "in-joke"; WVRN is clearly an all-consonant version of "Wyvern". Greg Weisman has suggested that the letters are an indication of the station's ownership, but has not clarified anything beyond that. [1]
