4913:, who is hitchhiking in a normal environment, on the side of a desolate road in England, for the first time on record. Second when Arthur meets him in a café, in "Thundercloud Corner," Rob McKenna's personal spot, which most people wouldn't venture near. But McKenna is mentioned throughout the book, especially when he is hailed by the media as a "Rain God," though not in those terms. In the radio show, however, he picks Arthur up instead of ignoring him, and meets him again later, after he acquired his fame. He then has a much more positive attitude towards Life, the Universe, and Everything, and is thrilled to meet Arthur again. He explains, as the narrator does in the book, that "Quasi Supernormal Incremental Precipitation Inducer" means, in layman's terms, a Rain God, but the media couldn't call him simply that, because it would suggest that the ordinary people knew something they didn't.
5226:. They pursue Zaphod Beeblebrox to the planet of Magrathea, whereupon they proceed to shoot at him. In the radio and television series, this results in a hyperspatial field generator exploding and throwing Arthur Dent, Ford Prefect and Zaphod forwards in time to the Restaurant at the End of the Universe. In the books, Arthur, Ford and Zaphod are saved from certain death when Marvin talks to the cops' spaceship, which becomes so depressed it commits suicide, disabling the cops' life support units and rendering them unable to breathe as they were described as being "methane breathers." They claim to be well balanced and caring, while gratuitously shooting everything in sight. Shooty writes novels (in crayon), and Bang Bang agonizes for hours to his girlfriend about gratuitously shooting everything in sight.
2066:"middle class" who have common, middle-management types of occupations. They were sent away from their planet under false pretences by the (upper class) "thinkers" and (working class) "doers" of their society, who deemed them useless. They were told that the entire society had to move to a new planet, with a variety of thin excuses, and that it was necessary for them to go first to prepare the new planet for their occupation. However, it turns out that one of the middle-men was necessary for survival, and as a result, the rest of the Golgafrinchan society died off (see below). They arrive on Earth, where they become the ancestors of modern humans. At the beginning of the novel
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6274:, who became stranded on the planet after having one arm welded to his side and one leg replaced by a steel pillar. Because of his limited intellect he has the same conversation with Marvin every day until the android leaves. After attempting to make conversation about the weather (Marvin: "The dew has fallen with a particularly sickening thud this morning... if I had teeth I would grit them at this point"), Marvin's life story, and the (formerly thriving) economy of Sqornshellous itself, Zem offers that Marvin should be more mattresslike in his outlook. Zem is the sole witness to Marvin's
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an assassin's bullet, causing
Agrajag's demise. Perplexed by this mention of a place he's never visited, Arthur remains oblivious to Agrajag's grievances, leading Agrajag to realize his premature timing in bringing Arthur to the cathedral. Despite this revelation, Agrajag still attempts to eliminate Arthur, only to meet his demise once again at Arthur's hands while the latter defends himself. In a final act of defiance, Agrajag sets off explosives meant to dispatch Arthur, but trigger a colossal rockfall. Miraculously, Arthur emerges unscathed from the debris.
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5152:", a young Zaphod visits the wreck of the Starship Billion Year Bunker that has crashed on the planet with the best lobsters in the Western Galaxy. He is accompanied by two Officials from the Safety and Civil Reassurance Administration and an empty spacesuit, as they search for aorist rods and a Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Designer Person (babbling gently about a shining city on a hill) who it turns out has escaped to Earth. The Officials declare the planet ZZ9 Plural Z Alpha (Earth) must be made "perfectly safe".
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6172:), waiting for delivery of a complement of small lemon-soaked paper napkins, and every single passenger has aged considerably despite enforced hibernation. Only one person has not aged: Zarniwoop, who was not a passenger, but who hid himself on the spaceship. Zaphod subsequently learns that before he sealed part of his own brain, he was collaborating with Zarniwoop to find out who rules the universe – this being Zarniwoop's obsession. In the books, Zarniwoop is marooned on
1937:), Ford Prefect discovers his life's work has been undeleted. He shares this discovery and some Ol' Janx Spirit with a working girl who has "a Master's degree in Social Economics and can be very convincing". Engrossed in his own writing, she leaves Ford and leaves with a client in a steel grey Han Dold limousine. Ford later overhears her saying "It's OK, honey, it's really OK, you got to learn to feel good about it. Look at the way the whole economy is structured...".
5044:, so when executive-types visit to ask him what he thinks about certain matters, such as wars and the like, he tells them how he feels without considering consequences. As part of his refusal to accept that anything is true, or simply as another oddity, "He talked to his table for a week to see how it would react." He does sometimes admit that some things may be more likely than others – e.g., that he might like a glass of whisky, which the visitors leave for him.
811:. It is also revealed that, in the intervening time, Deep Thought was commissioned by an intergalactic consortium of angry housewives to create the Point of View Gun, a weapon that causes any man it is used on to see things from the firer's point-of-view, regardless of the firer's gender (due to it being originally used by those housewives having got fed up with ending arguments with their husbands with the phrase "You just don't get it, do you?").
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4332:. The seer who is showing Arthur the future news in order to demonstrate the sudden lack of need for future tellings quickly changes the channel. Arthur says that he knows her (referring to Trillian) and tells the seer to turn the channel back. The seer, thinking that Arthur was referring to the princess, replies "Look mate, if I had to stand here saying hello to everyone who came by who knew Princess Hooli, I'd need a new set of lungs!"
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make him stand out and be the centre of attention wherever he goes. He was voted "Worst
Dressed Sentient Being in the Known Universe" seven consecutive times. He's been described as "the best Bang since the Big One" by Eccentrica Gallumbits, and as "one hoopy frood" by others. He was briefly the President of the Galaxy and is the only man to have survived the Total Perspective Vortex (In the artificial galaxy created by Zarniwoop).
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1254:, under influence of the remains of the supercomputer Hactar, which æons previously had been blown to dust, but retained a measure of consciousness, and determined to destroy the entire universe using the supernova bomb they had built. Trillian used her feminine charm and smart rhetoric in an attempt to dissuade the elders, but failed to stop them deploying the ultimate weapon, which simply dented the council chamber badly.
5906:, while insulting Arthur Dent with the phrase, "You're a jerk, a complete arsehole" (in the US changed to "...complete kneebiter"). Later, after Arthur escapes prehistoric Earth, Wowbagger shows up again in the present, but when he sees Arthur he says, "I've done you before, haven't I?" After Arthur, his next planned victim is A-Rth-Urp-Hil-Ipdenu, a slug he intends to call "a brainless prat." In the novel
248:, Arthur Dent's extreme bad luck in life coupled with cosmic balance mean that as he materialises on a planet shortly before Vogons are due to destroy it, Agrajag wakes up from a coma after six months having won the lottery and been recognised by a long lost love whilst on "Celebrity Coma". This event presumably leads to cosmic balance ruining his other lives for the benefit of Arthur Dent.
2668:, isolating the inhabitants. Deciding that the decision not to destroy the universe was not his to make, he uses his influence to make them build their first space ship and discover the universe; he then manipulates them into the same rage which the Armourfiends possessed, urging that they destroy all other life; Hactar has reassembled the supernova bomb, this time in working condition.
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incorrect. She annoys the flight attendants by continually pressing her call button for reasons such as "the child in front was making milk come out of his nose." Later she ends up seated next to Arthur and
Fenchurch on another aeroplane en route from Los Angeles to London (though in the original radio series, she flies with Arthur and Fenchurch on a flight from London to Los Angeles).
3301:. His poems were discovered years after Lallafa's death, and news of them quickly spread. For centuries, the poems gave inspiration and illumination to many who would otherwise be much more unhappy, and for this they are usually considered around the Galaxy to be the greatest poetic works in existence. This is remarkable because Lallafa wrote his poems without the aid of education or
2969:. (It was presumably during his time as a pirate that he lost his lower half and had it replaced with telescoping mechanical spider appendages). He wears thick glasses, which make his eyes appear normal when worn; however, when he removes the glasses, he appears to have shrunken black pits where his eyes should be. He seems to be a religious leader on that planet, preaching about the
931:, since it knows "many vegetables that are very clear" on the point of not wanting to be eaten – which was part of the reason for the creation of the Ameglian Major Cow in the first place. After Zaphod orders four rare steaks, the Dish announces that it is nipping off to the kitchen to shoot itself. Though it states, "I'll be very humane," this does not comfort Arthur at all.
2910:. Adams said he was struggling to find a name for the character and, spotting a Hotblack Desiato sign while driving, liked the name so much he "nearly crashed the car" and eventually telephoned to ask permission to use the firm's name for a character. Apparently, the firm later received phone calls telling them they had a nerve naming their company after Adams's character.
3449:). Zaphod noted in the new series that the new Guide has the same voice as "those Lintilla chicks." The footnotes of the published scripts make the connection, confirming that the bird is actually an amalgam of the Lintilla clones, the solution alluded to in the second series. Lintilla and her clones (of which at the end there are now more than 800,000,000,000 – "800
2097:. Agda is taller and slimmer and Mella shorter and round-faced. Mella and Arthur become a couple, as do Agda and Ford. In a way Mella is very relieved because she has been saved from a life of looking at moodily lit tubes of toothpaste. Agda dies a few weeks later from a chain of events that Ford unknowingly starts by throwing the Scrabble letter Q into a
2169:, one of whose descendants inspire the stories that caused the creation of the "'B' Ark" that Arthur and Ford find themselves on. The first part of their songs tell of how five princes with four horses from the City of Vassilian travel widely in distant lands, and the latter – and longer – part of the songs is about which of them is going to walk back.
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well with his infinite life, having not been born into it and thus lacking the innate ability to handle it. Finding something to do on Sunday afternoons causes him particular difficulties. Eventually he comes up with a plan to keep himself busy: he will insult every single living being in the universe – in alphabetical order. He appears in the novel
4625:, babe." Questular is also jealous of Trillian for obvious reasons ("She's lying. She's skinny, and she's pretty, and she's lying!"), until Trillian and Zaphod part as lovers. In the early drafts of the film the character was male. In a deleted scene on the DVD, Questular expresses her love for Zaphod shortly after all the Vogons become depressed.
1973:), God also makes a disappearance in the Guide's entry for the Babel Fish ("I refuse to prove that I exist," says God, "for proof denies faith, and without faith I am nothing". "But," says man, "The Babel fish is a dead giveaway, isn't it? It could not have evolved by chance. It proves you exist, and so therefore, by your own arguments, you don't.
2036:(to facilitate their operation by allowing them to be waiting for you before you've even decided you want to go up or down a floor) but consequently became terrified of the future, and so taken to hiding in basements. Mincefriend became very wealthy when he patented and successfully marketed a device he had seen in a history book: the
6176:'s planet by Zaphod et al. and is stuck outside the only shelter for weeks in driving rain, because The Ruler is unsure as to whether Zarniwoop's desperate thumping on the door is real or not. At the end of the second radio series, he is similarly marooned, but this time by Arthur, with Ford Prefect and Zaphod Beeblebrox for company.
3416:, and takes a liking to (at least) one of them. He kills one of three male anti-clones, all called Allitnil (Lintilla backwards), sent by the cloning company to get her to "agree to cease to be" (although the other two of her "consummate" this legal agreement with their respective anti-clones). When Arthur leaves Zaphod, Ford, and
1137:. Like every other system on the spaceship, it has a Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Genuine People Personality. Thus, Eddie is over-excitable, quite talkative, over-enthused and ingratiating, or alternatively a coddling, school matron-type as a back-up personality. Shipboard networking interconnects Eddie with everything on the
858:. Zaphod does not understand the song. She vanishes after saying "oh for Zark's sake" and then turns into an ice sculpture of herself. The sculpture soon melts into water, the water droplets rise up into the ceiling and every drop disappears after making a 'oh' sound. Zaphod later comments "That girl always could sing".
943:. However, the lightning display accompanying Thor's arrival kills and chars several Major Cows (while their still-living herdmates curse their fellows' luck), and Ford and Arthur take the opportunity to sample the cooked meat. Later, a Major Cow is shown offering itself to Thor at the thunder god's victory party.
703:, and Jeltz's son. Notable for his very un-Vogon-like emotions, ethics and agility, all of which he attempts to keep hidden (with varying degrees of success) from his father and crewmates, lest he be demoted to more unpleasant (even for a Vogon) duties or killed outright for aberrant behavior. Appears in the novel
4703:, Arthur travels from planet to planet by donating to "DNA banks", finding that when he makes these deposits, he can travel first class. Trillian, wishing to have a child, finds some of his sperm in a DNA bank (which was very easy, since he was the only donor of the same species) and uses it to conceive Random.
521:, he calls his department head to explain why he was absent from work the last six months: "I've gone mad." His superior is very relaxed about it and asks when Arthur will return to work, and is quite satisfied by the reply "When do hedgehogs stop hibernating?" In the fourth radio series, the part was played by
3070:; they share the same carefree and charming attitude, and Pag's real name (Zipo Bibrok 5 × 10) appears to be a mutation of Zaphod's name. (They also share the initials Z.B.) Since the Beeblebrox family lives backwards in time, Pag (despite living in the distant past) is therefore one of Zaphod's descendants.
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He is unhappy about this because he has begun "doing it with fjords again" (arguing that they give a continent a lovely baroque feel), but has been told by his superiors that they are "not equatorial enough". In relation to this, he expresses the view that he would "far rather be happy than right any day."
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could distinguish between solid glass and an open window, and also an off-switch for children. Fortunately, because the invaders were only invading because they couldn't cope with things back home, they too were impressed with Blart's creations, and a flurry of economic treaties rapidly secured peace.
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and only utters one word – "This" – then lapses back into wherever she is. Fenchurch also doesn't like
Russell – he calls her "Fenny" which she dislikes intensely. He also tries to simplify her problems so he can explain and understand them better (for example, he tells Arthur that Fenchurch believes
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is an ordinary lorry driver who can never get away from rain and he has a log-book showing that it has rained on him every day, anywhere that he has ever been, to prove it. Arthur suggests that he could show the diary to someone, which Rob does, making the media deem him a 'Rain God' (something which
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s batteries run out, she is released from her dream with all the other main characters. The events of the book then occur. Strangely, she seems affected by her dream sequence and often laments the loss of her position and her 'husband'. By the end of the book, Arthur proposes to go with her to find a
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Pralite monks are an order that undergo extreme mental training before taking their final vows to be locked in small metal boxes for the rest of their lives; consequently, the galaxy is full of ex-Pralite monks who leave the order just before taking their final vows. Ford visited the ex-Pralite monks
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As a result, when Arthur Dent came to visit him in search of the truth, he nearly died laughing. He never did write down anything he discovered while telling the truth, first because he could not find a pencil and then because he could not be bothered. He has therefore forgotten almost all of it, but
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is a member of CamTim. (The necessity for this campaign is contradicted by other events in the novels. For example, when Arthur Dent and Ford
Prefect landed on primitive Earth, they decided that nothing they could do would change history. And when Agrajag diverted him to a Cathedral of Doom to try to
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is said to be the founding editor of the
Hitchhiker's Guide, who "established its fundamental principles of honesty and idealism, and went bust." Later, after much soul-searching, he re-established the Guide with its "principles of honesty and idealism and where you could stuff them both, and went on
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in the campaign for
President of the Galaxy (his campaign slogan "Don't Vote For Stupid" indicated he was one of the few residents of the galaxy to not be fooled by Zaphod's incompetence) but lost, and has remained bitter about it ever since. In the film he is seeking the Point-of-View Gun to further
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is an Irish property developer from Earth who has been tricked by Zaphod into moving to a planet created by
Magrathea. He interviews various gods, as he is keen to employ Thor to keep the society he has created on the planet devoutly controlled. He acts as a "stereotype Paddy from a bygone era" using
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was reached long ago and the survivors of the famine have long since evolved into bird people and set up home inside a fifteen-mile high statue of Arthur Dent. His foot-warriors capture Arthur Dent and three
Lintilla clones, who are threatened by Hurtenflurst to be "revoked. K-I-L-L-E-D, revoked". He
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tried to arrange the meetings of the colonization committee along the lines of a traditional committee structure, complete with a chair and an agenda. He was also in charge of fiscal policy, and decided to adopt the leaf as legal tender, making everyone immensely rich. In order to solve the inflation
1705:(referred to in the scripts as the "FPRO") does his best to annoy Zaphod by hosing him down, letting him think that he escaped to an Ursa Minor robot disco by body debit card, asking him for an autograph and teleporting away whilst Zaphod helps him with his respiratory problem – that he is breathing.
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An old woman from Boston who rediscovers purpose in life by seeing Arthur and
Fenchurch flying (and performing "other activities") outside the aeroplane within which she is flying to Heathrow. Witnessing this, she became enlightened, and realized that everything she had ever been taught was varyingly
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working as a bar singer on an alien planet, and owning a large pink spaceship. Ford, having become a huge fan of Elvis while he was stranded on Earth, watched the performance intently for its entire duration. Presley is not actually named, however his identity is easy to determine from the facts that
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Arthur's daughter Random Frequent Flyer Dent holds him hostage in a London club. When she fires her weapon Arthur dodges, causing the bolt to pass over his head and hit the man standing behind him. Earlier the victim (Agrajag) had dropped a book of matches which revealed the owner of the nightclub to
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Zaphod the Fourth berates his great-grandchild for being self-absorbed and learns of the ship's imminent destruction. He stops time so he can continue deriding Zaphod, who tries (rather weakly) to defend his life. Zaphod the Fourth saves the ship and crew to keep his great-grandchild and his "modern
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due to an accident with "an irrational particle accelerator, a liquid lunch, and a pair of rubber bands", an event which no-one has been able to replicate without ending up looking rather silly or dead (or both). Unlike other immortals, whom he calls "a load of serene bastards", he doesn't cope very
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to destroy the Earth. Halfrunt had been acting on behalf of a consortium of psychiatrists and the Imperial Galactic Government in order to prevent the discovery of the Ultimate Question. When Halfrunt learns that Arthur Dent escaped the planet's destruction, Jeltz is dispatched to track him down and
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was a witness in a trial on Argabuthon where the Dwellers in the Forest were suing the Princes of the Plains and the Tribesmen of the Cold Hillsides. Prak was a messenger for Dwellers in the Forest sent to the other two parties to ask "the reason for this intolerable behaviour." He would always walk
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In the first novel, Phouchg and Loonquawl received Deep Thought's answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything on the day of the answer, seven and a half million years (75,000 generations) after Deep Thought had been asked the question. They were chosen at birth for this task. The name "Phouchg" may
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is an entertainer who hosts at Milliways, the Restaurant at the End of the Universe and the Big Bang Burger Bar (or "Big Bang Burger Chef" in the original radio version). His feelings about the Universe outside of his onstage persona are unclear, but he has witnessed its end over five hundred times.
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officer in the Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B. He belongs to the Golgafrinchan 3rd Regiment. He captures Arthur and Ford and interrogates them. When they land on Earth, Number Two declares a war on another, uninhabited continent, leaving an "open-ended ultimatum", blows up some trees which he claims
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In the first version, the radio series, they offered Arthur and Trillian a large amount of money if they could tell them what the Question is. In later versions this was changed – unfortunately for Arthur, they claim the only way to do this is to remove his brain and prepare it, apparently by dicing
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is Arthur Dent's friend. He also rescued Dent when the Earth is unexpectedly demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass at the start of the story. Although his heart is in the right place and he is shown to be highly intelligent, resourceful, and even brave, Ford is essentially a dilettante when
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was a speculative philosopher who invented the Total Perspective Vortex basically in order to annoy his wife. His wife thought he was an idiot who needed to "have some sense of proportion", exhorting her view frequently. When he attached his wife to the Total Perspective Vortex, the shock of seeing
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building by a squadron of Frogstar Fighters. In the radio series, he serves no other purpose than to provide conversation (and deliver the line "here Zaphod, suck this!") while the pair are travelling to the Frogstar. However, in the books, he instructs Zaphod to leave the office through the window
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When the trial resumed, Prak was instructed to tell "the Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth," which he did, in its entirety. People at the scene had to flee or risk insanity as Prak told every single bit of the entire truth of the entire universe and all of its history, much of which
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operating profitably), the machine got stuck in a loop and malfunctioned in such a way that it got halfway through completing each new Lintilla before it had finished the previous one. This meant that it was for a very long while impossible to turn the machine off without committing murder, despite
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Ford, Arthur, Trillian and Slartibartfast meet a group of murderous Krikkiters on the surface of their planet. Away from the influence of Hactar, they are troubled by their Elders wanting to destroy the Universe as they are keen to have sporting links with the rest of the Galaxy. They appear in the
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During Arthur and Ford's torture by Vogon poetry, the Guide recites a tale of how, during a reading by Grunthos of his poem "Ode to a Small Lump of Green Putty I Found in My Armpit One Midsummer Morning", "four of the audience died of internal hemorrhaging and the president of the Mid-Galactic Arts
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of the Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B likes to bathe with his rubber duck (he spent practically the entire time he was captain of the B Ark and as much of his time on Earth, a total time of over three years, as has been documented in the bath) and has got a very relaxed attitude towards everything.
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travels through space in a Sirius Cybernetics Corporation spaceship, he has a dream in which he encounters a strange creature made of slime from the East River in New York who has just come into existence. After asking Ford a series of questions about life, and Ford's recommendation of finding love
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In due course, Agrajag harbors a fervent desire for vengeance against Arthur Dent, scheming to redirect his teleportation to a Cathedral of Hate. However, in the midst of articulating his animosity towards Arthur, Agrajag references an incident at "Stavromula Beta" where Arthur inadvertently evaded
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is a Magrathean, and a designer of planets. His favourite part of the job is creating coastlines, the most notable of which are the fjords found on the coast of Norway on planet Earth, for which he won an award. When Earth Mk. II is being made, Slartibartfast is assigned to the continent of Africa.
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and is often ignored by his villagers. Whenever he is questioned about Almighty Bob he merely describes him as "ineffable." No one on Lamuella knows what this means, because Thrashbarg owns the only dictionary, and it is "the ineffable will of Almighty Bob" that he keeps it to himself. Someone who
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bush: it startles a rabbit, which runs away and is eaten by a fox, who chokes on the rabbit and dies, contaminating a stream that Agda drinks from upon which she falls ill—it is said that the only moral that one could possibly learn from these occurrences is not to throw the letter Q into a privet
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Several years later, the principal characters encounter a herd of Ameglian Major Cows on the planet Nano, a colony planet established for exceedingly rich refugees from the destroyed Earth. Ford and Arthur (who is now far more open-minded after years spent traversing the galaxy) seriously consider
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is the ship's robot aboard the starship Heart of Gold. Built as one of many failed prototypes of Sirius Cybernetics Corporation's GPP (Genuine People Personalities) technology, Marvin is afflicted with severe depression and boredom, in part because he has a "brain the size of a planet" which he is
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is a "semi-half-cousin" of Ford Prefect. He is hedonistic and irresponsible, narcissistic, and often extremely insensitive to the feelings of those around him. Zaphod invented the Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster. Zaphod wears unique clothing that contains a mixture of bright and contrasting colours to
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Wowbagger the Infinitely Prolonged was the inspiration for an insult generation program of the same name, originally available on Atari ST computers and later rewritten for Windows-based systems. Since early 2013 its support site has also incorporated the insult functionality, at which moment the
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since the search for ultimate truth is the "inalienable prerogative of your professional working thinkers". They insist on rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty, and demand Deep Thought be switched off immediately. They are disarmed when Deep Thought, already committed to its seven and a
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The fourth editor of the Guide, who never actually resigned from his job. He simply left one morning for lunch and never returned to his office, making all later holders of the position "Acting Editors." His old office is still preserved by the Guide employees in the hope that he will return. His
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of the radio series, he is responsible for the order to destroy Earth, reasoning that if the ultimate question is revealed, everybody would be happy and psychiatrists would be put out of business. When he learns of two escaped Earth people (Arthur and Trillian), he orders the Vogons to attack the
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in the course of his work, their companies would be as successful as the poems themselves. They therefore traveled back in time and persuaded him—in the book, by explaining the situation, with difficulty; in the radio adaptation, by beating him—to go along with their plan. The plan succeeded and
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universe) was placed into a stasis field during his dying moments: thus leaving the Empire with a technically ruling, but actually near-dead Emperor, with all his heirs long since dead. And so today, an Imperial President, elected by the Galactic Assembly, has all the trappings of power, without
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was a top genetic engineer, and a man who could never keep his mind on the job at hand. When his homeworld was under threat from an invading army, he was tasked with creating an army of super-soldiers to fight them. Instead, he created (among other things) a remarkable new breed of superfly that
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It is only on the visit to Milliways that Zarquon does indeed appear – his overdue second coming – moments before the Universe ends (His last words are "How are we doing for time?"). The host Max claims that he had done the show "over five hundred times" and "nothing like this had ever happened
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he'd bought over the years which had somehow disappeared. Voojagig claimed to have discovered the solution that they disappear to a world of their own, and claimed further to have worked on that world, working for a family of cheap green retractables. The character was described as ending up in
2973:(The Jatravartids' interpretation of the end of the universe, as they believe the universe was sneezed out of the nose of the Great Green Arkleseizure). Hence, his sermons end with the words "Bless You" rather than "Amen" as all the Jatravartids sneeze stimultaneously at the end of a 'prayer'.
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was the first computer whose individual components reflected the pattern of the whole. Hactar is assembled and programmed by the Silastic Armourfiends, who then order him to assemble an "Ultimate Weapon." Hactar, receiving no other guidance from the Armourfiends, takes the request literally and
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takes the form of Fenchurch in its programmed attempts to live out the sub-conscious desires of the ship's occupiers. While in this form she and Arthur talk and ponder together, exacerbated by the effects of the ship's dark matter travel on people's emotions. Later in the book Arthur encounters
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It was Judiciary Pag's idea that the people of Krikkit be permanently sealed in a Slo-Time envelope, and the seal could only be broken by bringing a special Key to the Lock. When the rest of the universe had ended, the seal would be broken and Krikkit could continue a solitary existence in the
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Admiral. The admiral had gone off for a quick meal at Milliways, where Ford and Zaphod attempted to steal his/her/its/their flagship. But as it had a pre-set return course, it resumed its place at the front of about a hundred thousand horribly be-weaponed black battle cruisers. But because the
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barely escapes the Earth's destruction as it is demolished to make way for a hyperspace bypass. Arthur spends the next several years, still wearing his dressing gown, helplessly launched from crisis to crisis while trying to straighten out his lifestyle. He rather enjoys tea, but seems to have
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As a final note, Zaphod explains that his great-grandfather is "the Fourth" due to an accident with a contraceptive and a time machine. Zaphod the Fourth, therefore, refers to his great-grandson as "Zaphod Beeblebrox the Nothingth" (Zaphod tries to counter this by referring to himself as "the
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After he requested the removal of his name and address, Johnstone was replaced with "Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings of Greenbridge, Essex" (a garbled form of his name). On the 1979 ORA042 vinyl record release, his name has been made indecipherable by cutting up that part of the mastertape and
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The creator of the universe, according to the Jatravartid people of Viltvodle VI. Their legend has it that the universe was sneezed out of the nose of the Great Green Arkleseizure, and they thus "live in perpetual fear of the time they call 'The Coming of the Great White Handkerchief'" (their
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it. They promise to replace it with a simple computer brain, which, suggested Zaphod, would only have to say things like "What?", "I don't understand" and "Where's the tea?". Arthur objects to this ("What?" he says. "See!" says Zaphod), and escapes with the help of his friends. Frankie says:
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of the radio series the large, pink-winged, insectoid receptionist in the Megadodo offices points Zaphod using a petulant tentacle towards Zarniwoop's office, the one with a whole electronic universe in it, and is also bugged by Marvin who just wants someone to talk to. In the radio series
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half million years' calculation, suggests that a great deal of money can be made by philosophers willing to exploit the expected media interest. It is later apparent that their distant descendants revere them as "the greatest and most truly interesting pundits the universe has ever known."
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his religion's acceptance (presumably), and he takes one of Zaphod's two heads and one of his three arms (though its removal is not shown, Zaphod says while attempting to avoid the thermonuclear missiles above Magrathea "I can't do this without my third arm") hostage to ensure his help.
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is a man living in a small shack on a world that can only be reached with a key to an improbability field or use of an Infinite Improbability Drive. He does not want to rule the universe and tries not to whenever possible, and therefore is the ideal candidate for the job. He has an odd,
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The Lajestic Vantrashell of Lob is a small man with a strange hat who guards God's Final Message to His Creation, and who sells Arthur and Fenchurch a ticket to it before passing them on a scooter and imploring them to "keep to the left". Introduced by Prak in the epilogue to the novel
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magazine than the mind can comfortably conceive. They brought Zaphod Beeblebrox to Ursa Minor Beta, after he had escaped from the Haggunenon flagship. Zaphod was let on board by the Number One, who was cynical about the Guide's editors becoming soft. He admired the fact that Zaphod was
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and Yooden was a ship's captain. Zaphod had bet Ford that he could raid a heavily fortified Arcturan megafreighter and took Ford along for the attempt, using a souped-up trijet scooter. They boarded the ship (captained by Yooden), stormed the bridge with toy pistols, and demanded
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herself in relation to the rest of the universe instantly annihilated her brain. Although he was horrified by this, Trin Tragula found some satisfaction in discovering that the one thing that a person cannot afford to have in a universe this size is a sense of proportion.
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the bar is called "The Domain of The King," the "EP" initials in the pink spaceship which Ford and Arthur buy from him, and the accent in which he sings. He tells Ford that, contrary to popular belief, he was not abducted by aliens; he went with them of his own free will.
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Along with Poodoo and Varntvar the Priest, three Allitnils arrived on Brontitall to get the three Lintillas there to "agree to cease to be". Two of the clones eliminate their corresponding Lintillas, but Arthur shoots the third Allitnil, so that one Lintilla survives.
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to safeguard their lives. In her dream she is Galactic President and highly successful (having been rescued from Earth by a suspiciously girlish troop of unicorns) and marries a flaybooz (a large, guinea-pig-like creature named Fertle) to annoy her mother. When the
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specifically bred to not only have the desire to be eaten, but to be capable of saying so quite clearly. When asked if he would like to see the Dish of the Day, Zaphod replies, "We'll meet the meat." The Major Cow's quite vocal and emphatic desire to be consumed by
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assisted the hairdresser's fire development sub-committee in researching what consumers want from fire and how they relate to it and if they want it fitted nasally. She also tried to invent the wheel, but had a little difficulty deciding what colour it should be.
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A dog belonging to advertiser Will Smithers which was so stupid that it was incapable of eating the right dog food on camera, even when engine oil was poured on the wrong food. It was so named because its hair stuck upright on its head in a way that resembled
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character." She is responsible for christening the "very splendid and worthwhile yellow bulldozer" which knocks down Arthur Dent's house in "cruddy Cottington", and it gives her "great pleasure" to make a "very splendid and worthwhile" speech beforehand.
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itself, which ignores the time travel tense topic – other than pointing out that the term 'future perfect' has been abandoned since it was discovered not to be. He is also mentioned in the third radio series, which gives many examples of his tense forms.
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is a mathematician and astrophysicist whom Arthur Dent attempted to talk to at a party in Islington. She and Arthur next meet six months later on the spaceship Heart of Gold, shortly after the Earth has been destroyed to make way for a hyperspace bypass.
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Ford visits the Old Pink Dog Bar in Han Dold City, orders a round for everyone and then tries to use an American Express card to pay for it, fails, is threatened by a disembodied hand and so offers a Guide write-up instead. This happens in the novel
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is the First officer in the Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B. He is not very smart, having difficulty tying up his shoelaces, but is regarded by the captain as a nice chap. His only function to appear in the series is to offer Ford and Arthur drinks.
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features a drawing of the robots, one of them batting a Cricket ball. On the image, they look rather like Marvin from the 2005 movie, only with longer legs, and smaller heads, including sunglasses-like eyes and antennae, like a play on their name.
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seldom, if ever, given the chance to use. Indeed, the true horror of Marvin's existence is that no task he could be given would occupy even the tiniest fraction of his vast intellect. Marvin claims he is 50,000 times more intelligent than a human.
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be Stavro Mueller, and the name of the club to be Beta. Thus, what Arthur believed to be the name of a planet was the name of the nightclub, and Agrajag has died once again. Because of this, Arthur is now able to die as well, which, thanks to the
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After two of the newly married couples disappear in unsmoke, Arthur shoots the third Allitnil dead and, after tying up Poodoo and Varntvar, forces them to listen to a recording of Marvin's autobiography, so as he says, "It's all over for them."
454:, and the film, Ford and Arthur quickly down three pints each – at lunchtime – to calm their muscles before using the teleport to escape on the Vogon ship. Being told the world is about to end he calls "last orders, please." The Red Lion Inn at
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he actually is) for the clouds want "to be near him, to love him, to cherish him and to water him". This windfall gives him a lucrative career, taking money from resorts and similar places in exchange for not going there. Rob McKenna is, in
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in the village of oracles on Hawalius provides Arthur Dent with bad olfactory stimulation and a photocopied story of her life, suggesting he live his life the opposite way so he won't end up living in a rancid cave. This occurs in the novel
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states that "many had speculated that if we knew exactly why the bowl of petunias had thought that, we should know a lot more about the nature of the universe than we do now". The reason behind the bowl's lament is revealed in the novel
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3325:. This was solved by each week, in the past, giving Lallafa a copy of his poems, from the present, and having him write his poems again for the first time, but on the condition that he make the odd mistake and use the correction fluid.
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where she was conceived in the ticket queue. Adams revealed in an interview that it was really the ticket queues at Paddington Station that made him think of conceiving a character there, but chose Fenchurch to avoid complications with
2333:. By tragic coincidence, after all the telephone sanitizers were sent away with the rest of the "useless" Golgafrinchans, the rest of the society died off from an infectious disease contracted from an "unexpectedly dirty" telephone.
4971:, which can be obtained by sucking on different areas. The last two of these, he explains, are for use when the taste of the first two sickens or depresses him. He saves Zaphod Beeblebrox from a horrible death in the offices of the
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interrogates Zaphod by repeatedly zapping him with the Point-of-view gun and he learns that she is truly in love with Arthur Dent and not him, he and Questular end up together at the end of the film, Zaphod telling her "Let's
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Alice Beeblebrox is Zaphod's favourite mother, lives at 10 Astral Crescent, Zoovroozlechester, Betelgeuse V, and guards the true story of Zaphod's visit to the Frogstar, waiting for "the right price." She is referenced in
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was put in charge of the fire development sub-committee. They gave him a couple of sticks to rub together, but he made them into a pair of scissors in the radio series, or curling tongs in the television and book series.
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is the Head Waiter at Milliways, the impossible "The Restaurant at the End of the Universe". He is unfazed by Arthur, Ford, Zaphod, and Trillian's unruly arrival. He has a fine sales patter and a dry sense of humour.
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after Ford feels the need to jump out of the window. Colin was last seen being sent (at the risk of possible incineration) to look after the delivery of the Guide Mark II to Arthur Dent in the Vogon postal system.
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has been blocking for 20 miles) with a sticker that reads "My other car is also a Porsche", Will soaks Arthur Dent (and fails to give him a lift) when he is hitchhiking back on Earth at the beginning of the novel
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Murray Bost Henson is "a journalist from one of those papers with small pages and big print" as Arthur Dent puts it. He is a friend of Arthur's whom Arthur phones one day to find out how he can get in touch with
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even though he is not certain of its existence. He has a very dim view of the past, and he only believes in what he senses with his eyes and ears (and doesn't seem too certain of that, either): anything else is
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3404:. While creating six clones of a wonderfully talented and attractive woman named Lintilla (at the same time another machine was creating five hundred lonely business executives, in order to keep the laws of
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1141:; at one point, the whole ship is effectively crippled by Arthur Dent's request for tea from the Nutrimatic drinks dispenser; the computation of which nearly crashed Eddie and everything connected to him.
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reassembling it in the wrong order. In the film version Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings has moved from Essex to Sussex. In the TV adaptation of the series, a portrait of Jennings was Adams with pigtails.
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it comes to causes such as the search for the question to the ultimate answer of "life, the universe, and everything." Ford takes a more existential view of the universe, sometimes bordering on joyful
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Sqornshellous Zeta mattresses; as Zem himself puts it, "Some of us are killed, but all of us are called Zem, so we never know which and globbering is thus kept to a minimum." He appears in the novel
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in place of one of the missiles targeting the Heart of Gold after its Improbability Drive is used, and begins falling, having only time to think "Oh, no, not again" before crashing to the ground. The
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that "he's an ignorant monkey who doesn't know better", respectively. In the book Z.B. the Fourth approves of the tying up of all computer resources to make tea – unlike everyone else present on the
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After some negotiation with Ford Prefect (or with Arthur Dent in the radio series), he is temporarily persuaded to halt the demolition. This respite does not last because the Vogons demolish Earth.
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are "NOT an Italian High Wire Act, though I'm sure we don't actually need to mention this fact, only perhaps, well I don't know put it in anyway" (script for Fit the Twelfth of the radio series).
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1219:, he hired a company to simply remove the mountain, though this course of action lost him the bet, and his life. This was all due in part to the sudden and rather suspicious presence of an extra
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Since he has no physical form that can be seen, he leads those condemned to the Total Perspective Vortex by humming various morose tunes so that the condemned can follow the sound of his voice.
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he is described as belonging to the "Prostetnic class". During the second episode of the third radio series (Fit the Fourteenth), two other Prostetnic Vogons are heard from. Also, in the novel
3800:, being the anchor the USAM TV breakfast show which Tricia McMillan is in New York to try out for. Apparently, she declined, surprisingly for reasons of taste, to deliver her child on the air.
5301:, and a designer of planets. By the third novel, he has joined the Campaign for Real Time and convinces the main characters to join him to attempting to save the Galaxy from murderous robots.
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then proceeds to show them a film about the activities of the Dolmansaxlil Shoe Corporation, which is interrupted by Marvin, who has cut the power in order to rescue Arthur and the Lintillas.
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is sadistic, even by Vogon standards. When not shouting at or executing members of his own crew for insubordination, Jeltz enjoys torturing hitchhikers on board his ship by reading his
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are the two programmers chosen to receive Deep Thought's answer to the great question of Life, The Universe, and Everything! 7-1/2 million years after the day of the Great On-Turning.
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A great computer, which according to Deep Thought, can "talk all four legs off an Arcturian Megadonkey" (although Deep Thought could allegedly persuade said Megadonkey to go for a walk
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As Arthur is regarded as The Sandwichmaker from Bob on the remote iron-age planet of Lamuella, Strinder makes knives to cut the Perfectly Normal Beast for his sarnies. From the novel
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when we also realize that he has been a regular visitor to Wonko The Sane, who describes angels with golden beards and green wings, Dr Scholl sandals, who eat nachos and do a lot of
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did recall the address of God's Last Message to His Creation, which he gave to Arthur when the laughter subsided. He died afterwards, not having recovered from his laughing fit.
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a "miserable bastard and he knew it because he'd had a lot of people point it out to him...he disliked...everyone." In the book, he is shown only twice, first when he splashes
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trouble obtaining it in the far reaches of the galaxy. In time, he learns how to fly and carves a niche for himself as a sandwich-maker. He is also worried about "everything."
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Arthur attempts to play Scrabble with a caveman, who is not even able to spell "Grunt" and "Agh", and "he's probably spelt library with one R again". However, he does spell "
4776:, Tricia gets garbled messages via the receptionist from Gail Andrews. Tricia interprets the message "Not happy," as meaning Gail Andrews wasn't happy with their interview.
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of the radio series. They're described as being white, but that's nearly all the indication of their appearance in the book series, but the cover of the CD version of the
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on the radio) convinces Arthur Dent to buy raffle tickets while he and Fenchurch are in a railway pub, attempting to have lunch. Arthur won an album of bagpipe music.
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lawyers' best efforts to argue about what murder actually was, including trying to redefine it, repronounce it, and respell it in the hope that no one would notice.
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is the Vice President of the Galaxy. The character did not appear in the radio or television series or any of the novels; he was introduced in the 2005 film.
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is Fenchurch's burly, blonde-moustached, blow-dried brother. He picks up Arthur Dent in his car after Arthur arrives on Earth at the beginning of the novel
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kill him, Arthur Dent's perpetual victim said that he'd try to kill Dent even if it were a logical impossibility, Dent not having ducked a bullet yet.)
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Adams wrote this segment specifically for Steafel's show, and Simon Jones appeared in character as Arthur Dent. Steafel can be regarded as a canonical
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scoffs that he "got it wrong on the first line". The reference was inserted by Douglas Adams, who was at the time working as the show's script editor.
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after a wheel of cheese appears above the Nanites: "This sudden and most unexpected apparition shifted the crowd's focus faster than the appearance of
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of the radio series), he solves these problems before leaving by either leaving a pot of tea in the Nutri-Matic Drink Synthesizer or by explaining to
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who gives them all a lethargic and depressed nature, at least for the moment, by use of the Point-of-view gun which works on non-organic life forms.
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was a woman, on the brink of retirement, on whose behalf a raffle was being held in order to buy her a kidney machine. An unnamed woman (played by
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of the radio series that Zaphod had delivered a presidential address from her bedroom on at least one occasion. Commentary on Zaphod in the novel
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is "not merely curved, it is, in fact, totally bent." The Guide shows a graphic indicating that most of the earnings ends up with the accountant.
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universe. This judgement seemed to please everybody except the people of Krikkit themselves, but the only alternative was to face annihilation.
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will have on astrology. She is an advisor to the President of the United States, President Hudson, but denies having recommended the bombing of
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to Mind Surf and learned the techniques he used to charm animals on prehistoric Earth long enough for him to kill them for food and clothing.
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instead of the door after the building lands. This allows Zaphod to remain in Zarniwoop's universe and survive the Total Perspective Vortex.
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away thinking about how well-thought out the reason was, but he would always forget what it was by the time he got back. The white robots of
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for the first time in the guide. The entry for Earth follows that for Eccentrica Gallumbits. She is heard about again during a newscast that
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where he falls in love with Trillian, fights with Thor (during which he loses his immortality, but survives) and calls Zaphod "a fat arse".
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Deep Thought does not know the ultimate question to Life, the Universe and Everything, but offers to design an even more powerful computer,
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as Arthur Dent recorded his lines opposite the pre-recorded Adams. Adams was thus able to "reincarnate" to participate in the new series.
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When Zaphod travels to Ursa Minor Beta to meet him, he is informed that Zarniwoop is unavailable, and too cool, to see him right now. He
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in the Seventh Galaxy of Light and Ingenuity which can calculate the trajectory of every single dust particle throughout a five-week
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The Captain also has a fondness for a drink called "jynnan tonnyx". His personality was based on Douglas Adams' habit of taking long
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life of discovery which lasts a minute before it hits the ground, leaving a large crater and whale remains. It appears in the novel
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are "potential military installations," and 'interrogates' a gazelle. He likes shouting a lot, and thinks the Captain is an idiot.
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Heart of Gold, at around the same time that Arthur unwittingly sabotages the ship's computers by asking them to make a cup of tea.
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later said that he wanted to get rid of the character as she was getting in the way of the story. Much of this is evident from the
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As Disaster Area's earnings require hypermathematics, their chief research accountant was named Professor of Neomathematics at the
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Excerpt from "Ode to a Small Lump of Green Putty I Found in My Armpit One Midsummer Morning", taken from the TV series graphics:
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Colin was named after a dog which belonged to a girl, Emily Saunders, of whom Ford had fond memories. Colin appears in the novel
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which is found adorning contemporary hot beverage tables, as it is far too large for anyone's pocket, fashionable or otherwise.
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can give His phone number the next morning. Arthur, Fenchurch and Marvin visit God's Final Message to His Creation in the novel
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and are very wonderful about a whole range of things. Arthur and Fenchurch discover the truth behind this after they have seen
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intimates that one reason for his acquiring a third arm is the ability to fondle all of Eccentrica's breasts at the same time.
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from Ford on his Hitchhiker's corporate Dine-O-Charge credit card in an attempt to bankrupt InfiniDim Enterprises in the novel
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was an ancient poet who lived in the forests of the Long Lands of Effa. His home inspired him to write a poetic opus known as
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sand blizzard?", which the great computer dismisses because he has already "contemplated the very vectors of the atoms in the
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of the radio series, she is revealed to have been working as a waitress at Milliways since she vanished, and is reunited with
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The war, sir, it seems to be getting them down. They just seem to get a little tired and a little grim ... and then they sulk
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or "Damascectomy" (the taking out of Damascus), an issue Andrews denied that she counselled him on. At the time of the novel
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Some argued the poems were now worthless, and set out to stop this sort of thing with the Campaign for Real Time (a play on
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An enterprising chap who addressed the problem of elevators refusing to operate because they had been afforded a degree of
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the pursuit of truth in all its forms; but there comes a point, I'm afraid, where you begin to suspect that if there's any
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is being programmed to determine the Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe and Everything, they declare a
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While the Jatravartids were mentioned in the books, the character of Humma Kavula was created by Adams for the 2005 movie
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He appeared in Fit the Eleventh of the radio series played by Marc Smith. He has not appeared in any versions after this.
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banishes Krikkit to an envelope of "Slo-Time" to be released after the rest of the universe ends. At the end of the novel
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in the LP album adaptation. On television, the character was divided into two different characters: Number Two played by
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is an affable, yet stupid, swamp-dwelling mattress. The pocket-sprung lifeform flollops, willomies and glurries around
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pay Wonko a visit and learn that like both of them, he had also received a fishbowl from the dolphins (having been a
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problem this caused, he planned a major deforestation campaign to revalue the leaf by burning down all the forests.
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Fictional former president of the US who was known to have had an affair with astrologer Gail Andrews in the novel
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Johnstone achieved moderate prominence in the poetry world as an editor and festival organiser, including the 1977
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truth it's that the entire multi-dimensional infinity of the Universe is almost certainly being run by a bunch of
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Ford's irreplaceable blue suede shoes, one of which is destroyed during the events in the early part of the novel
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on a mission to 'revoke' the three Lintillas there by marrying them to their anti-clones, each of which is named
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Crimes Trial. He privately called himself Zipo Bibrok 5 × 10 (which is five hundred million or half a billion in
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of the radio series, Douglas Adams plays Agrajag, having recorded the part for an audiobook version of the novel
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3372:. Ford Prefect apparently believes that "the man has no shame." His trademark is an infra-pink lizard emblem.
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only to dematerialize, similar to his Fenchurch, across a plural zone into a different part of the universe.
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hordes and a preference for fur hats and axes above the door. He unfailingly addresses Arthur as "Mr Dent."
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was the poetmaster of the Azgoths of Kria, writers of the second worst poetry in the universe, just between
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featured a performance of a song entitled "Only The End of the World Again", credited to 'Disaster Area'.
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is one of the priests who worships Almighty Bob; however, Thrashbarg is often ignored by the villagers of
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is described as "a quiet, young student at the University of Maximegalon", who initially studied ancient
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was named after the character Majikthise to reference this species' "vividly coloured thighs and groin."
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Reportedly "disappointed" by the reception of his poem, Grunthos then prepared to read his 12-book epic,
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called Club Beta, which is where Arthur Dent narrowly escapes death from a blaster shot by his daughter
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nebula. The manufacturers worked out that if they could get Lallafa to use their fluids in a variety of
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to capture the president's kidnapper in the penultimate scene of the movie, a chase which takes them to
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the Cows' offering themselves as a meal, only to be interrupted by the arrival of the Norse thunder god
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is the author of several books on religious and other philosophical topics. Colluphid's works include:
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In Fit the Twenty-First of the radio series, the East River character was played by American comedian
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worries about philosophers sitting up half the night arguing that there may (or may not) be a God if
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When he learns that the ship had seized up to solve the dilemma of either making tea (in the novel
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is used by the Vogons to help them destroy all the many Earths that appear in the novels. By using
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Pears Gallumbit, a dessert which has several things in common with her, is available at Milliways.
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and appears in Fit the First of the radio series. On television, he appears in episode 1 of the
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is a semi-insane missionary living amongst the Jatravartid people of Viltvodle VI, and a former
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both in the radio series and on television and by Leueen Willoughby in the LP album adaptation.
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Deep Thought can be seen inscribed on a computer in the NORAD VI area of the 1992 computer game
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lavish performances went so far as to crash a space ship into the sun to create a solar flare.
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Hamlyn-Harris, Ronald; Museum, Queensland; Hamlyn-Harris, Ronald; Museum, Queensland (1994).
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Originally prophesied by her father, Arthur Dent, after he hears a Vogon for the first time (
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they found ghastly. Prak recalled that many of the weird bits involved frogs or Arthur Dent.
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and close to them). He also claims to have seen angels with golden beards, green wings and
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with Adams, and they jointly received a prize for English. At the school, Johnstone edited
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clean off the floor. In the LP adaptation of the radio series, the character was voiced by
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The latter fact attracted the attention of some correction fluid manufacturers from the
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it is mentioned that many of them died out, but Arthur assumes some must have survived.
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who discovers that space-aliens have landed on Tricia's lawn and haven't cut her grass.
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is a nervous fat and shabby married 40-year-old road builder who would like to build a
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to Prince Gid of the Soofling Dynasty whilst Arthur is visiting Hawalius in the novel
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and is therefore having trial separation with his body, which has taken his forename
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is a real-life singer, who died in 1977. It has been suggested that he has been
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destroy him. Jeltz is unable to complete this task, due to the intervention of
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Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Sex But Have Been Forced To Find Out
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The Lintillas do not appear in the novels nor in the BBC television series.
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within a year. Having wasted most of the period of time failing to create a
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On one occasion when certain destruction seems quite imminent, Eddie sings "
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would shift the focus of the crowd at a VirginNerd convention on a Friday."
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and re-wiring the robot's pleasure circuits, inducing a cyber-ecstasy trip.
6194:. His casting was accidental – he had been hired to play a different role (
5248:, the pair are played by Douglas Adams and Ed Victor (his literary agent).
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Guilt But Were Too Ashamed To Ask
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of Philosophers, Sages, Luminaries and other Professional Thinking Persons
131:"Emily Saunders" redirects here. For the 19th-century English singer, see
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Religion and Atheism in Douglas Adams' "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"
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attacks, the younger Zaphod holds a séance to contact Zaphod the Fourth.
5957:, he finally reaches the end of his quest by insulting the Great Prophet
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leads the "Cataclysmic Combo" band at Milliways. His band—from the novel
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of the radio series), he takes one of the Lintillas with him aboard the
1459:; she is the girl referred to as "sitting on her own in a small café in
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Berengarten, Richard. "The Cambridge Poetry Festival: 35 years after".
6022:
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God, about to disappear in a puff of logic, from HitchHiker's TV series
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Don't Panic – The Official Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion
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is the late former President of the Galaxy, the direct predecessor to
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Don't Panic: Douglas Adams & The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
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who was originally intended to play the character of Slartibartfast.
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in the LP album adaptation. On television, the character was renamed
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Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything
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Don't Panic: The Official Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Companion
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The "wise old bird" is a phrase which features in the nursery rhyme
5414:
Ran Club Alpha in New York, visited by Tricia McMillan in the novel
4453:
at them, then having them thrown out of an airlock into open space.
2459:
Nobbling Council survived only by gnawing one of his own legs off."
2381:
for the Google corporate headquarters, another homage to the number
784:. In the feature film, Deep Thought's voice was provided by actress
721:
which is handy for those travelling through time, and especially to
7510:
6533:
6021:'s first encounter with Yooden occurred when they were children on
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is a representative of the cloning company responsible for all the
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3467:
The name Lintilla was reused for an adult-oriented multiple-worlds
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1911:
and was called "a wanker, a tosspot, a very tiny piece of turd" by
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72:
5528:. Hawksley reprises the role in the radio adaptation of the novel
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sneaked into his house while he was out having a swim found that "
3125:. It also had an adverse reaction whenever someone said the word "
1878:
of the radio series. In the television series, he is portrayed by
7116:
The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy: The Original Radio Scripts
6210:
5980:
the short story "The Private Life of Genghis Khan", published in
5958:
5863:
5658:, he became obsessed with the problem of what happens to all the
5545:
5429:
5168:
on 4 August 1982. Arthur, in his dressing gown, talks of missing
5041:
5035:
view of reality: he lives alone with his cat, which he has named
4672:(the in-vitro progeny with Trillian Astra) is found in the novel
4322:
On the tri-d TV, Trillian Astra reports on the future wedding of
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3279:
3126:
2628:
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6131:. He appears in Fit the Eleventh of the radio series, the novel
4608:, Questular alternately tries to arrest Zaphod for stealing the
4566:. In the third, fourth and fifth radio series, he was played by
2423:
6079:) or figuring out why Arthur would want dried leaves in water (
6058:). When Arthur Dent inadvertently freezes the systems on board
5613:
5233:
and on television by Marc Smith. Shooty was played on radio by
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of the radio series. The character appears in episode 5 of the
2098:
1974:
668:
4445:
Captain in charge of overseeing the destruction of the Earth,
1724:. Halfrunt describes Beeblebrox as "Just this guy, you know?"
7461:
Douglas Adams's Guide to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
7409:
4666:"I wish I had a daughter so I could forbid her to marry one."
4442:
4069:
appearing in a December 1979 episode of the BBC radio series
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sold in the United Kingdom in the 1960s. In the radio series
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of the radio series, every one of the Allitnils is voiced by
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as a "Quasi Supernormal Incremental Precipitation Inducer,"
3539:
Ultra-Complete Maximegalon Dictionary of Every Language Ever
2133:
in the LP album adaptation. On television, he was played by
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of the radio series. They also appeared in episode 4 of the
1192:
read in Eddie's lines during filming to operate the lights.
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7139:
7000:
5589:
5486:
5323:
BBC Radiophonic Workshop, "SoundHouse", Whale Theme excerpt
4186:
3922:
The original, real "smelly goat" event happened during the
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578,000,000,000 times due to an accident at a Brantisvogan
3298:
2797:. What he is doing there is something of a mystery, as the
2753:
A similar creature appears on the BBC TV series Red Dwarf.
2703:, in a flashback for which McGivern is not credited during
2653:
1220:
414:
Leader of the cheese-worshipping Tyromancers on the planet
7001:"The Final Grandson of Wowbagger the Infinitely Prolonged"
5582:
These tribesmen fought with (in the epilogue of the novel
3020:
to lead the Guide to its first major commercial success."
2873:
is the guitar keyboard player of the plutonium rock group
2404:
The Jatravartid's God appears (conceptually) in the novel
1674:, where they were voiced by David Tate and Stephen Moore.
1600:
in order to find out the question to which the answer was
1435:
in the fourth book of the Hitchhiker "trilogy", the novel
646:
enslaves to aid in his escape from the newly re-organized
254:
In the 2017 second season of the television adaptation of
6708:"An Acre of England: It's cheaper than a second-hand car"
5815:, in Fit the Eighth of the radio series, has a book out,
5749:
4688:, the 2005 radio series adaptation of this book. The new
4128:. He died a few years after Adams of pancreatic failure.
3661:. They quite definitely appear as representatives of the
3317:
Lallafa became extremely rich, but spent so much time on
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814:
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and the final radio series. This bartender was played by
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of the radio series, despite not appearing in the novel
4105:
The real Paul Neil Milne Johnstone (1952–2004) attended
3237:
is described in the original radio script as "a sort of
3200:(not shown), then to Earth Mark II, where they shoot up
3090:, and appears in Fit the Fifteenth of the radio series.
2644:
builds a supernova bomb which would connect every major
2177:
One of the Golgafrinchans on the prehistoric Earth, the
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are Golgafrinchan girls that Arthur and Ford hit on. On
1996:
At least six other characters have the status of a god:
1741:
Halfrunt was played by Gil Morris in the TV show and by
335:. The Almighty Bob appears in the fifth book, the novel
3776:
He re-appears in the final episode of the radio series
3381:
desk sports a sign that reads "Missing, presumed fed."
3115:
2902:
The character is named after an estate agency based in
1488:
prose surrounding Arthur and Fenchurch's relationship.
1211:
who bet his life that he could make an entire mountain
5886:
5612:
He has only four lines in the programme, accompanying
4879:. In 1980 the song was also released as a track on an
2899:, Hotblack is spending a year dead "for tax reasons".
2747:, although they did appear in some stage adaptations.
1692:
1133:
is the name of the shipboard computer on the starship
1048:
Known as "The Triple-Breasted Whore of Eroticon Six",
6440:
The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book
5983:
The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book
5561:
and protects the humans from Zaphod's dodgy weapons.
5144:
Safety and Civil Reassurance Administration Officials
3461:
of the radio series (which can only be heard on CD).
3412:
Arthur Dent encounters three of her on the planet of
2394:
cosmology's own version of the end of the Universe).
6742:. London: Hodder & Stoughton. pp. 208–209.
6389:
4863:—performed on the LP album/cassette re-recording of
4306:. One of his presidential orders was the bombing of
4121:
while Adams won an exhibition to St John's College.
3474:
The scripts for the radio series make it clear that
392:
of the radio series, where the captain is played by
146:
is a tragic and piteous creature who is continually
6875:
6863:
6694:. No. I/1 (Michaelmas 2009). pp. 148–160.
4891:Described by the scientific community in the novel
4283:of the scripts of the first radio series, in 1979.
2016:, the Greek goddess who personifies the Earth, and
1919:. The short story also appears in some editions of
1751:. In both these versions, he only appears briefly.
1338:actually wielding any. This was the office held by
488:
260:a dog is named Agrajag with expected consequences.
150:and subsequently killed, each time unknowingly, by
6767:(Second ed.). Pocket Essentials. p. 76.
6706:
6415:
5577:
3997:Colluphid is also shown as the author of the book
3272:, he finally appears towards the end of the novel
3260:
3098:Karl Mueller operates a nightclub, Club Alpha, in
2913:The Disaster Area sub-plot was first heard in the
2839:automobile, Hillman Hunter's name derives from an
2718:
2671:After an incredibly long and bloody galactic war,
1777:about the impact that the discovery of the planet
719:Time Traveller's Handbook of 1001 Tense Formations
7086:"The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy – The Cast"
6401:(Third ed.). Titan Books. pp. 218–219.
6308:Phrases from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
6050:is one of two active characters in books who are
4091:"Worst poem" redirects here. For other uses, see
3888:of the radio series, Old Thrashbarg is voiced by
3840:of the radio series, the old man on the poles on
3532:
1953:Aside from being the favourite subject of author
1933:After leaving the Old Pink Dog Bar (in the novel
760:five minutes before the computation is complete.
466:in the LP recording. In the 2005 motion picture,
7579:
6484:
5862:sandals, who drive little scooters, do a lot of
5132:, and when this was adapted to radio appears in
4933:
4065:An early version of Colluphid was the character
3717:The characters were omitted from the 2005 movie
3584:plays Fook, and they appear in episode 4 of the
3108:, in the storyline regarding the final death of
2233:Another Golgafrinchan on prehistoric Earth, the
2140:
1068:tunes into shortly after stealing the spaceship
825:was named in honour of this fictional computer.
439:
170:is yanked into existence miles above the planet
7603:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy characters
6313:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy cast lists
6245:He has a final brief cameo in the radio series
6190:On the radio, Zarniwoop Vann Harl is voiced by
6033:
5699:
5432:who proclaims that Arthur keeps killing him in
4648:, their conversation is somewhat thwarted by a
4357:which causes him to have occasional visions of
4279:, who had played Arthur Dent in the very first
4034:Burkiss Way, "Eric Von Contrick" sketch excerpt
3435:All Lintillas were played by the same actress:
2377:Note the much later use (but same spelling) of
2345:of the radio series, the first programmer asks
2102:bush. Agda and Mella only appear in the novel.
1584:are the mice that Arthur (et al.) encounter on
1398:of the radio series during the Quandary Phase.
796:. Valentine Dyall's voice was dubbed in later.
5631:of the radio series, in which he is played by
4765:
4245:tells of Prak and then collapses into a coma.
4223:of the radio series, in which he is played by
1928:
493:Another barman takes a galactic sized tip for
367:
281:As their names were written to suggest, every
90:
7161:
5691:
3645:
3636:Appears wandering along a beach in the novel
3392:is a rather unfortunate woman who has (as of
3321:that he never got around to actually writing
3253:of the radio series, where she was voiced by
2424:Great Hyperlobic Omnicognate Neutron Wrangler
2145:These rock throwing poets can be seen in the
1531:another form of Fenchurch during a travel in
1313:". He appears (but is not directly named) in
473:
6562:. Vol. 37. Brisbane: Queensland Museum.
6433:
6154:in his office, but he's on an intergalactic
5994:software got a "no longer supported" status.
5792:Why can't we all be like that wise old bird?
5493:, appears at Milliways, and is mentioned in
5022:
4558:In the first radio series, he was played by
4086:
3362:of the radio series, and later in the novel
2020:, who is one of the Great Old Ones from the
372:The captain and first officer were the only
6529:"HHG2G Exec. Producer Robbie Stamp Answers"
6112:He was voiced on radio by Richard Goolden.
5524:of the radio series, where he is played by
5136:of the radio series, where he is played by
3453:") do make a re-appearance of sorts on the
2921:. It replaces the Haggunenon material from
2388:
1118:wearing a neon T-shirt flashing the slogan
835:
683:, and in the radio series he was played by
154:. Agrajag is first identified in the novel
7598:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy lists
7168:
7154:
6704:
6698:
6613:
5447:
5420:. Stavro opens a second club in the novel
3858:Old Thrashbarg first appears in the novel
3489:
3229:
3188:Kwaltz also leads a team of a few hundred
2707:of the radio series. He is then voiced by
1870:In the radio series, Garkbit is played by
1572:
712:
515:When Arthur returns to Earth in the novel
220:, he supposedly does a few seconds later.
7263:Douglas Adams's Starship Titanic: A Novel
7213:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
7044:
7028:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6333:"Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (1981)"
6231:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6169:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6134:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6107:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
6076:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
5947:In the new radio series, he is voiced by
5706:
5504:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
5475:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
5280:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
5069:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
5008:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4986:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4873:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4860:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4787:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4533:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4517:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4466:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
4436:
3759:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
3620:, they are merged with the characters of
3591:On radio, the characters are just called
3526:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
3365:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2919:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2896:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2735:The Underfleet Commander only appears in
2439:
2407:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2349:if it is not "a greater analyst than the
2336:
2330:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2162:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
2055:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
1864:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
1828:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
1730:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
1166:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
983:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
953:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
891:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
862:Disaster Area's chief research accountant
624:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
563:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
403:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
186:The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
7051:Adams, Douglas (1 September 2009). "8".
6893:
6740:Hitchhiker: A Biography of Douglas Adams
6461:
6459:
6115:
5826:
5372:s improbability drive, above the planet
4779:
4179:
4140:The dead swans lay in the stagnant pool.
3895:
3796:, it is Mo Minetti who had left, due to
3481:
2858:
2529:Zen And The Art Of Going To The Lavatory
2468:Zen and the Art of Going to the Lavatory
2200:
1944:
1716:is the private brain care specialist of
1324:
1043:
6765:The Pocket Essential Hitchhiker's Guide
6762:
6737:
6687:
6361:
5961:, who revokes Wowbagger's immortality.
5879:. In the radio series, he is played by
5551:Thor is a major character in the novel
5210:
4955:is a hitchhiker and researcher for the
4706:Shortly before the events of the novel
4678:. The line is followed up in the novel
4314:, Hudson had died for unknown reasons.
3827:
3702:. In the television series (but not on
3603:of the radio series, and are played by
3180:, who seems to care more about winning
2825:. He is a major character in the novel
2652:through hyperspace, thus causing every
2027:
1892:
1666:voiced Frankie Mouse. They appeared in
528:
263:
257:Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency
14:
7580:
6976:"DNA/The Private Life of Genghis Khan"
6465:
6383:
5923:Wowbagger makes a return in the novel
5800:of the radio series. He was voiced by
5607:
5516:, at a party, where he is chatting up
5497:of the radio series, episode 5 of the
4635:
4204:clones. He arrives on Brontitall with
3204:'s house, and are finally defeated by
2971:Coming of the Great White Handkerchief
2397:In the movie, Humma Kavula, played by
2318:
1792:of the radio series, and is voiced by
1004:
981:. Since then it appeared in the novel
510:
376:carrying a larger number of copies of
235:added a suitable voice treatment, and
7149:
7113:
7050:
7025:
6881:
6869:
6705:Rhys Jones, Griff (15 January 2006).
6490:
6456:
6421:
5891:In contrast to most other immortals,
5047:In the radio adaptation of the novel
4928:of the radio series and is played by
4275:of the radio series and is voiced by
4189:, as his predecessor's name is Fook.
3803:
2631:and then be destroyed by the Vogons.
1299:In the radio adaptation of the novel
1296:, are a tribute to his Elvis fandom.
1099:She is referenced in an issue of the
1054:The Big Bang Theory – A Personal View
989:. In the TV series, it was played by
776:On radio, Deep Thought was voiced by
586:, as a man of few words who can lift
7427:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
7347:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
7229:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
7205:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
7178:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
6719:from the original on 12 January 2022
5876:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
5789:The less he spoke the more he heard.
5755:
5750:Know-Nothing Bozo the Non-Wonder Dog
5745:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
5681:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
5387:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
5130:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
5113:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
4905:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
4894:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
4642:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
4628:In the 2005 movie, she is played by
4605:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
4552:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
4526:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
4389:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
4381:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3955:Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes
3720:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3688:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3617:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3570:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3548:
3275:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
3218:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
3116:Know-Nothing Bozo the Non-Wonder Dog
3000:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2987:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2602:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2417:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2372:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
2058:and they appear in episode 6 of the
1990:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1963:Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes
1935:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1788:In the radio series, she appears in
1748:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1652:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1639:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1551:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1544:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1515:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1465:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1456:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1438:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1384:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
1368:
1362:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1239:
1182:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1158:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1108:She is again mentioned in the novel
1058:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
1024:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
770:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
536:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
518:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
482:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
447:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
362:So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
163:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
78:
34:The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
7593:Lists of minor fictional characters
6820:. No. 2932. 19–25 January 1980
5887:Wowbagger, the Infinitely Prolonged
5678:Veet Voojagig appears in the novel
5402:in the radio and TV series, and by
5286:
4757:, she is played by Samantha Béart.
4722:good university for her to attend.
4598:Rontok is desperately in love with
4587:
4295:
4155:Bits of flesh dropped off them from
3965:Well That About Wraps It Up for God
3747:phenomenon during a rocket's ascent
3733:
3694:On radio, Majikthise was played by
3131:So Long and Thanks for all the Fish
3029:. He did not make the radio series
3011:
2929:, and his ship in episode 6 of the
2854:
2781:
2221:in the LP album adaptation, and by
2193:in the LP album adaptation, and by
2165:. They are original inhabitants of
2048:The Golgafrinchans first appear in
1971:Well That About Wraps it Up for God
1913:Wowbagger, the Infinitely Prolonged
1703:Frogstar Prisoner Relations Officer
1693:Frogstar Prisoner Relations Officer
997:'s husband and the newly announced
552:The strong silent type, an unnamed
126:
24:
6950:"Slater joining Hitchhiker's play"
5786:The more he saw the less he spoke;
5571:The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul
5311:
5277:of the radio series and the novel
5172:, various types of tea, Radio 4's
4811:
4145:They lay. They rotted. They turned
4022:
3937:
3769:played him. On television, it was
3624:. Jack Stanley plays Lunkwill and
3424:and his cat (at the conclusion of
3196:, where they discover and capture
2153:, heard about in the radio series
2068:Life, The Universe, and Everything
1834:Gargravarr was voiced on radio by
1202:
909:
725:. His guide is more complete than
44:
25:
7614:
7221:Life, the Universe and Everything
7133:
7054:Life, the Universe and Everything
6288:Life, the Universe and Everything
6139:Life, the Universe and Everything
6102:Fit the Ninth of the radio series
5970:Life, the Universe and Everything
5909:Life, the Universe and Everything
5903:Life, the Universe and Everything
5873:John Watson appears in the novel
5870:'s Last Message to His Creation.
5822:
5722:Life, the Universe and Everything
5585:Life, the Universe and Everything
5513:Life, the Universe and Everything
5435:Life, the Universe and Everything
5409:
5341:from the TV series (music only),
5229:Bang Bang was played on radio by
5155:
4871:of the radio series, released as
4317:
4238:Life, the Universe and Everything
4080:
3993:(Another play on that same title)
3853:
3639:Life, the Universe and Everything
3543:Life, the Universe and Everything
3353:
3343:Life, the Universe and Everything
3269:Life, the Universe and Everything
3145:Life, the Universe and Everything
3080:Life, the Universe and Everything
3026:Life, the Universe and Everything
2808:
2694:Life, the Universe and Everything
2678:Life, the Universe and Everything
2531:", also taken from the TV series
2365:also appears in episode 4 of the
2228:
2073:
2043:
2012:, who is unknowingly a rain god,
1251:Life, the Universe and Everything
1233:Life, the Universe and Everything
1174:Life, the Universe and Everything
462:in the original radio series and
374:crew of an Arcturan Megafreighter
229:Life, the Universe and Everything
191:Life, the Universe and Everything
181:Life, the Universe and Everything
157:Life, the Universe and Everything
114:
7404:Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
6839:"The Lost HitchHiker's Sketch".
6559:Memoirs of the Queensland Museum
5938:The Private Life of Genghis Khan
5728:
5638:
5352:Problems playing this file? See
5327:
4845:Problems playing this file? See
4827:
4760:
4612:(even enlisting the help of the
4286:
4260:, resulting in too high a dose.
4185:be a bastardization of the word
4056:Problems playing this file? See
4038:
3908:of the radio series, the smelly
3698:, and Vroomfondel was played by
3042:
2608:
1882:and appears in episode 5 of the
1443:Fenchurch Street railway station
1441:. Fenchurch was named after the
1401:
1257:
690:
489:Barman in the Domain of the King
359:She is referred to in the novel
276:
7078:
7019:
6993:
6968:
6942:
6912:
6887:
6832:
6806:
6789:"Mr. Paul Neil Milne Johnstone"
6781:
6756:
6731:
6681:
6651:
6620:
6596:
6566:
6549:
6521:
6362:Leopold, Todd (28 April 2005).
6270:and tries his best to cheer up
6224:of the radio series, voiced by
5998:
5807:
5783:A wise old owl lived in an oak;
5595:
5578:Tribesmen of the Cold Hillsides
5398:of the radio series. Voiced by
5246:Illustrated Guide to the Galaxy
5190:. "There is nothing quite like
5128:He first appeared in the novel
3375:
3261:The Lajestic Vantrashell of Lob
3184:affections than retrieving the
3093:
3047:His High Judgmental Supremacy,
2957:
2760:monster called a "hagunemnon."
2739:of the radio series, voiced by
2719:Haggunenon Underfleet Commander
2699:He is played on radio first by
1754:
1708:
1317:of the radio series, voiced by
1148:" in a cheesy and upbeat tone.
733:
310:
62:
6496:
6427:
6374:
6355:
6325:
5936:Wowbagger is also present in "
5851:
5796:The Wise Old Bird appeared in
5304:
4886:
4804:
4659:
4478:, Zaphod's great-grandfather.
4170:They also smelt a great deal.
4165:And sank into the pool's mire.
3960:Who Is This God Person Anyway?
3533:Lord High Sanvalvwag of Hollop
2835:, whose name derived from the
2793:of the radio series, he is on
2449:Paula Nancy Millstone Jennings
2172:
1967:Who is this God Person Anyway?
1907:is both a distant ancestor of
1687:Heavily Modified Face Flannels
1620:the dignity of pure research,
1474:At the beginning of the novel
617:of the radio series played by
49:
13:
1:
7057:. Pan Macmillan. p. 43.
6318:
5895:was not born one, but became
5620:in the conspiracy to destroy
5510:He next appears in the novel
5365:called into existence by the
5036:
4932:, who also played one of the
4668:), a disillusioned, teenaged
4469:that Jeltz had been hired by
4337:
4235:In the epilogue of the novel
4098:Paul Neil Milne Johnstone of
3785:
3441:fourth and fifth radio series
3340:Lallafa appears in the novel
3297:on pages made of dried habra
3136:
3066:Pag appears to be related to
3023:He is mentioned in the novel
2464:My Favourite Bathtime Gurgles
2279:
2248:
2149:graphics in episode 6 of the
2141:Great Circling Poets of Arium
1799:
1225:Somebody Else's Problem field
939:and his subsequent duel with
533:In the epilogue of the novel
440:Barman of the Horse and Groom
197:, in the midst of a match at
7588:Lists of literary characters
7546:Fiordichthys slartibartfasti
6894:Schlegel, Christian (2007).
6605:It Shouldn't Happen to a Vet
6123:works in the offices of the
6048:Zaphod Beeblebrox the Fourth
6034:Zaphod Beeblebrox the Fourth
5652:Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters
5377:
4650:woman selling raffle tickets
4476:Zaphod Beeblebrox the Fourth
4463:It is revealed in the novel
4324:Princess Hooli of Raui Alpha
4075:, which was based on author
3934:CD as a "Pick of the Week".
3782:, played by Roy Hudd again.
3109:
2619:reverse temporal engineering
2159:and read about in the novel
1677:
1419:
993:, who was at that time both
918:is an Ameglian Major Cow, a
547:
323:worshipped by the people of
7:
7387:Marvin the Paranoid Android
6898:. GRIN Verlag. p. 15.
6301:
6281:Note: "Zem" is the name of
6278:by the Krikkit war robots.
6272:Marvin the Paranoid Android
5125:herself to be a hedgehog).
5013:On radio, he was voiced by
4934:Arcturan Megafreighter crew
4837:An excerpt from Reg Nullify
4766:New York Hotel receptionist
4395:On radio, he was played by
4119:Emmanuel College, Cambridge
4067:Professor Eric Von Contrick
3999:The Origins of the Universe
3928:radio series, found on the
3745:His name is derived from a
3631:
3498:
3384:
3198:Marvin the Paranoid Android
2906:, with branches throughout
2763:
2497:Pridsummer – Grorning Utty!
2299:in the radio series and by
2264:in the radio series and by
2129:in the radio series and by
2089:, Agda used to be a junior
1929:Girl with a Master's degree
1559:(only mentioned in passing)
1076:." It was also reported in
368:Arcturan Megafreighter crew
102:
96:Marvin the Paranoid Android
91:Marvin the Paranoid Android
10:
7619:
7327:The Original Radio Scripts
7256:Young Zaphod Plays It Safe
6294:On radio, he is voiced by
6201:
5700:Majikthise and Vroomfondel
5692:Vroomfondel and Majikthise
5467:
5290:
5264:
5150:Young Zaphod Plays it Safe
5102:
5088:He was voiced on radio by
4883:(Original Records ABO 5).
4670:Random Frequent Flyer Dent
4090:
3972:(A play on the title of a
3646:Majikthise and Vroomfondel
3597:Second computer programmer
3457:in an alternate ending to
3396:of the radio series) been
3295:The Songs of the Long Land
3285:
2639:Flexible and imaginative,
2591:Apologise where necessary.
2487:Green Putty – Grutty Peen.
2105:
1845:
1685:wrote the handbook titled
902:
597:
556:is seen guarding the late
474:Barman in Old Pink Dog Bar
436:appear during the series.
138:
130:
108:Trillian (Tricia McMillan)
7562:
7498:
7470:
7443:
7418:
7362:
7303:
7281:
7247:
7196:
7189:
6691:Cambridge Literary Review
6196:The Ruler of the Universe
6174:The Ruler of the Universe
6162:of the radio series), or
6042:The great-grandfather of
5844:The Outside of the Asylum
5711:Zaphod overheard the two
5564:Thor also appears in the
5444:Stavro is an only child.
5271:The Ruler of the Universe
5255:characters, particularly
5028:The Ruler of the Universe
5023:The Ruler of the Universe
4947:
4944:Scottish-sounding voice.
4875:. The role was played by
4753:, adapted from the novel
4491:, and Arthur's daughter,
4192:
4126:Cambridge Poetry Festival
4087:Paul Neil Milne Johnstone
4001:in the first part of the
3864:, as a sort of priest on
3669:. When the supercomputer
3593:First computer programmer
3508:The Ruler of the Universe
3160:
3086:He is played on radio by
2940:The B-side of the 7-inch
2889:were the inspiration for
2756:There is a shapeshifting
2634:
2581:Is standing at a station.
2307:on the planet Earth, and
1701:of the radio series the,
1280:, Elvis is discovered by
1230:Referenced in: the novel
868:University of Maximegalon
570:he is portrayed by actor
427:
54:Along with Ford Prefect,
7532:Bidenichthys beeblebroxi
6842:Douglas Adams at the BBC
6814:"Friday 25 January 1980"
6630:Douglas Adams at the BBC
6575:Douglas Adams at the BBC
6248:The Quintessential Phase
6234:and in episode 5 of the
6228:, in the book the novel
6144:The Quintessential Phase
5954:The Quintessential Phase
5867:
5537:The Quintessential Phase
5461:The Quintessential Phase
5441:The Quintessential Phase
5343:BBC Radiophonic Workshop
5082:The Quintessential Phase
4999:of the radio series and
4924:of the radio series and
4867:of the radio series and
4798:The Quintessential Phase
4750:The Quintessential Phase
4685:The Quintessential Phase
4623:trip the light fantastic
4562:. On television, it was
4271:On radio, he appears in
4243:Sidereal Daily Mentioner
4241:, a journalist with the
3931:Douglas Adams at the BBC
3779:The Quintessential Phase
3642:, but no one needs him.
2768:Keeper of the gate into
2727:reports directly to the
2613:In the fifth novel, the
2389:Great Green Arkleseizure
2217:in the radio series, by
2189:in the radio series, by
2002:Great Green Arkleseizure
1306:The Quintessential Phase
1125:
836:Dionah Carlinton Housney
634:
409:
396:, and his number one by
344:
242:At the end of the novel
7483:Somebody else's problem
7114:Adams, Douglas (1985).
7026:Adams, Douglas (1980).
6763:Simpson, M. J. (2005).
6738:Simpson, M. J. (2003).
6659:"Famous Old Brentwoods"
6141:, and the radio series
5568:novel and radio series
5481:
5448:Strinder the Tool Maker
4784:Appearing in the novel
4646:Taunton railway station
4230:
4219:Poodoo only appears in
3820:of the radio series by
3622:Frankie and Benjy Mouse
3235:Lady Cynthia Fitzmelton
3230:Lady Cynthia Fitzmelton
3057:short-scale terminology
3035:, but was mentioned in
2917:and later in the novel
2847:, Hunter was played by
2772:. Appears in the novel
2517:Not even a particularly
2492:Grarmpitutty – Morning!
1662:played Benjy Mouse and
1573:Frankie and Benjy Mouse
1146:You'll Never Walk Alone
985:, and episode 5 of the
713:Dr. Dan Streetmentioner
627:, and episode 6 of the
613:The caveman appears in
418:. Appears in the novel
383:"hitching the hard way"
7539:Erechthias beeblebroxi
7489:Encyclopedia Galactica
6603:Full cast and crew of
6258:
6064:Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz
5951:. In the radio series
5832:
5713:War Command Krikkiters
5707:War Command Krikkiters
5316:
5222:are Blagulon galactic
4816:
4447:Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz
4437:Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz
4027:
3710:played Majikthise and
2867:
2758:Dungeons & Dragons
2445:Grunthos the Flatulent
2440:Grunthos the Flatulent
2363:Googleplex Starthinker
2351:Googleplex Starthinker
2337:Googleplex Starthinker
1950:
1940:
1773:who is interviewed by
1722:Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz
1634:
1526:, the computer of the
1102:Legion of Super Heroes
830:The Journeyman Project
701:Prostetnic Vogon Jeltz
470:portrayed the barman.
450:, in episode 1 of the
285:is an anti-clone of a
7321:Phases 3, 4, 5, and 6
7118:. London: Pan Books.
6466:Gaiman, Neil (1987).
6393:; Dickson, David K.;
6366:. CNN. Archived from
6364:"The Meaning of Life"
6116:Zarniwoop (Vann Harl)
5830:
5763:is the leader of the
5688:of the radio series.
5592:cannot remember why.
5458:and the radio series
5406:in the feature film.
5315:
5237:and on television by
4940:of the radio series.
4920:of the radio series,
4815:
4780:Megadodo receptionist
4682:and the radio series
4371:of the radio series.
4180:Phouchg and Loonquawl
4026:
4004:Destiny of the Daleks
3910:Old Woman in the Cave
3906:Fit the Twenty-Fourth
3896:Old Woman in the Cave
3838:Fit the Twenty-Fourth
3490:Phouchg and Loonquawl
3482:Loonquawl and Phouchg
3471:that opened in 1994.
3422:Ruler of the Universe
3368:and episode 5 of the
3350:of the radio series.
3330:Campaign for Real Ale
3039:of the radio series.
3037:Fit the Twenty-Fourth
2862:
2715:of the radio series.
2711:, appearing again in
2683:Lord's Cricket Ground
2624:Unfiltered perception
2436:of the radio series.
2414:, and the 2005 movie
2207:management consultant
2201:Management consultant
1948:
1842:of the radio series.
1779:Persephone, or Rupert
1610:
1325:Emperor of the Galaxy
1116:Eccentrica Gallumbits
1060:when Arthur looks up
1050:Eccentrica Gallumbits
1044:Eccentrica Gallumbits
671:, fire at him with a
650:offices in the novel
610:(except in base-13).
273:of the radio series.
6920:"Directions for use"
5989:Cultural reference:
5976:And Another Thing...
5940:", where he insults
5926:And Another Thing...
5817:Bath Sheets in Space
5684:and is mentioned in
5554:And Another Thing...
5297:Slartibartfast is a
5211:Shooty and Bang Bang
5003:of the radio series.
4926:Fit the Twenty-First
4747:In the radio series
4742:Quintessential Phase
4737:And Another Thing...
4709:And Another Thing...
4545:And Another Thing...
4501:And Another Thing...
4417:Fit the Twenty-Sixth
4150:Around occasionally.
3950:Where God Went Wrong
3886:Fit the Twenty-Sixth
3882:Fit the Twenty-Fifth
3828:Old Man on the Poles
3818:Fit the Twenty-First
3714:played Vroomfondel.
3657:may (or may not) be
3459:Fit the Twenty-Sixth
3249:She only appears in
2976:He also ran against
2915:LP album adaptations
2828:And Another Thing...
2775:And Another Thing...
2725:Underfleet Commander
2522:Nice shade of green.
2482:Putty. Putty. Putty.
2470:in episode 2 of the
2205:The Golgafrinchans'
2028:Gogrilla Mincefriend
1959:Where God Went Wrong
1893:Genghis Temüjin Khan
1790:Fit the Twenty-Third
1564:And Another Thing...
1523:And Another Thing...
1493:Fit the Twenty-Sixth
1396:Fit the Twenty-First
1315:Fit the Twenty-Sixth
1111:And Another Thing...
1092:Some people say her
1083:And Another Thing...
1030:Fit the Twenty-First
967:And Another Thing...
872:Special Theories of
843:And Another Thing...
706:And Another Thing...
541:Blart Versenwald III
529:Blart Versenwald III
421:And Another Thing...
388:They only appear in
264:Mrs Alice Beeblebrox
245:And Another Thing...
7271:The Salmon of Doubt
6930:on 6 September 2005
6713:The Daily Telegraph
6669:on 13 November 2014
6627:"The Burkiss Way".
6442:. London: Collins.
6370:on 20 January 2012.
6121:Zarniwoop Vann Harl
6062:at the same moment
5627:He appears only in
5608:Varntvar The Priest
5534:, the radio series
5390:, episode 3 of the
5063:of the radio series
4823:Reg Nullify excerpt
4699:Early in the novel
4636:Raffle ticket woman
4206:Varntvar The Priest
3675:demarcation dispute
3580:plays Lunkwill and
3520:of the radio series
3506:is a cat, owned by
3476:The Three Lintillas
2705:Fit the Seventeenth
2586:Move with the wind.
2507:Putty?..... Armpit?
2410:, episode 5 of the
2341:In the scripts for
2325:telephone sanitizer
2319:Telephone Sanitizer
1922:The Salmon of Doubt
1509:She appears in the
1356:of the radio series
1303:, the radio series
1248:were, in the novel
1032:of the radio series
1005:East River Creature
850:. Dionah is one of
695:Crew member on the
511:BBC department head
7553:Kiitoksia kaloista
7526:25924 Douglasadams
7291:And Another Thing…
6380:Legionnaires No. 0
6268:Sqornshellous Zeta
5893:Bowerick Wowbagger
5833:
5831:Wonko's Toothpicks
5557:, where he fights
5428:and the shot hits
5317:
5164:on the radio show
5134:Fit the Nineteenth
4918:Fit the Nineteenth
4817:
4407:. He is played by
4273:Fit the Eighteenth
4028:
3925:Last Chance to See
3804:Murray Bost Henson
3728:Litoria majikthise
3614:In the 2005 movie
3420:stranded with the
3032:The Tertiary Phase
2947:Hitchhiker's Guide
2935:Barry Frank Warren
2887:lavish stage shows
2868:
2799:Shoe Event Horizon
2713:Fit the Eighteenth
2512:Armpit..... Putty.
2502:Discovery..... Oh.
2323:The Golgafrinchan
2241:She was played by
2122:to avoid writing.
1951:
1745:in the 2005 movie
1636:In the 2005 movie
1392:Margaret Robertson
1390:She was played by
1269:abducted by aliens
941:Bowerick Wowbagger
840:Dionah appears in
821:-playing computer
699:ship commanded by
296:Appearing only in
56:Arthur Philip Dent
29:list of characters
7575:
7574:
7382:Zaphod Beeblebrox
7299:
7298:
7064:978-0-330-51314-2
6905:978-3-638-86251-6
6749:978-0-34082-488-7
6449:978-0-00637-128-1
6044:Zaphod Beeblebrox
6008:Zaphod Beeblebrox
5929:in his ship, the
5761:The Wise Old Bird
5756:The Wise Old Bird
5669:a strange old man
5656:Zaphod Beeblebrox
5633:Geoffrey McGivern
5522:Fit the Sixteenth
5394:, the movie, and
5332:
5273:. This occurs in
5258:Starsky and Hutch
5092:(in the original
5079:the radio series
4922:Fit the Twentieth
4832:
4600:Zaphod Beeblebrox
4572:Richard Griffiths
4077:Erich von Däniken
4043:
3980:which inspired a
3626:Dominique Jackson
3549:Lunkwill and Fook
3406:supply and demand
3348:Fit the Fifteenth
3239:Margaret Thatcher
3068:Zaphod Beeblebrox
2978:Zaphod Beeblebrox
2701:Geoffrey McGivern
2556:Do not fall over.
2313:Matthew Scurfield
2260:He was voiced by
2213:He was played by
2185:He was played by
2156:The Primary Phase
2125:He was voiced by
2091:personnel officer
1874:, and appears in
1743:Jason Schwartzman
1718:Zaphod Beeblebrox
1590:Ultimate Question
1511:television series
1412:, it is gardener
1369:Mrs Enid Kapelsen
1344:Zaphod Beeblebrox
1246:Elders of Krikkit
1240:Elders of Krikkit
1066:Zaphod Beeblebrox
958:episode 5 of the
896:episode 5 of the
852:Zaphod Beeblebrox
778:Geoffrey McGivern
225:Fit the Fifteenth
195:Chesterfield sofa
166:, when a bowl of
84:Zaphod Beeblebrox
79:Zaphod Beeblebrox
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7610:
7521:18610 Arthurdent
7434:Starship Titanic
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6980:DouglasAdams.com
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6434:Adams, Douglas;
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6343:on 11 March 2014
6339:. Archived from
6329:
6253:William Franklyn
6160:Fit the Eleventh
6056:Hotblack Desiato
5920:Cricket Ground.
5916:Robot attack on
5881:Christian Slater
5856:marine biologist
5802:John Le Mesurier
5733:Owner of a grey
5719:. In (the novel
5542:Max Quordlepleen
5526:Dominic Hawksley
5501:, and the novel
5489:, a figure from
5371:
5337:An excerpt from
5334:
5333:
5314:
5192:Kenneth Williams
4834:
4833:
4814:
4593:Questular Rontok
4588:Questular Rontok
4415:. He appears in
4296:President Hudson
4281:stage adaptation
4107:Brentwood School
4045:
4044:
4025:
3902:Miriam Margolyes
3890:Griff Rhys Jones
3816:He is played in
3739:Max Quordlepleen
3734:Max Quordlepleen
3599:, and appear in
3451:thousand million
3394:Fit the Eleventh
3303:correction fluid
3178:Questular Rontok
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2791:Fit the Eleventh
2787:Hig Hurtenflurst
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2295:He is played by
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6226:Anthony Sharp
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5400:Stephen Moore
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5367:Heart of Gold
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5187:Just a Minute
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4761:Receptionists
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4343:Mr L. Prosser
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4277:Chris Langham
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3790:In the novel
3783:
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3771:Colin Jeavons
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3360:Fit the Fifth
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1518:
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1504:Jane Horrocks
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1414:Eric Bartlett
1411:
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1406:In the novel
1402:Eric Bartlett
1399:
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1265:
1264:Elvis Presley
1258:Elvis Presley
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5122:fugue state
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2823:leprechauns
2576:While train
2571:Do not rain
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2179:hairdresser
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2127:David Jason
2111:The Captain
2064:Wodehousian
2010:Rob McKenna
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1497:Arthur Dent
1429:Arthur Dent
1319:Philip Pope
1286:Arthur Dent
929:green salad
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870:and in his
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619:David Jason
584:Darth Vader
505:Roger Gregg
237:Simon Jones
231:. Producer
152:Arthur Dent
50:Arthur Dent
7582:Categories
7499:In culture
7364:Characters
7354:Cast lists
7011:23 October
6985:23 October
6960:4 February
6504:"About Us"
6319:References
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6183:character
6164:Frogstar B
6105:the novel
6023:Betelgeuse
5974:the novel
5968:the novel
5848:toothpicks
5769:Brontitall
5376:alongside
5354:media help
5299:Magrathean
5066:the novel
5037:'The Lord'
5006:the novel
4961:wheat germ
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4115:exhibition
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4093:Worst poet
4058:media help
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4010:Doctor Who
4007:serial of
3974:sex manual
3900:Played by
3832:Played by
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3765:On radio,
3756:the novel
3685:the novel
3651:Majikthise
3567:the novel
3523:the novel
3414:Brontitall
3319:chat shows
3255:Jo Kendall
3137:Krikkiters
3077:the novel
2883:Pink Floyd
2841:automobile
2795:Brontitall
2745:John Lloyd
2729:Haggunenon
2692:the novel
2541:Relax body
2536:Relax mind
2430:afterwards
2383:googolplex
2379:Googleplex
2311:played by
2309:Number One
2285:Number Two
2280:Number Two
2266:David Tate
2254:Number One
2249:Number One
2223:Jon Glover
2219:David Tate
2034:prescience
1981:Majikthise
1909:Mr Prosser
1861:the novel
1825:the novel
1805:Gargravarr
1800:Gargravarr
1771:astrologer
1660:David Tate
1658:On radio,
1649:the novel
1616:idealism,
1562:the novel
1555:the novel
1549:the novel
1542:the novel
1533:hyperspace
1381:the novel
1359:the novel
1207:A sciento-
1171:the novel
1163:the novel
1155:the novel
1021:the novel
964:the novel
950:the novel
903:See also:
888:the novel
879:space-time
767:the novel
717:Author of
592:David Tate
394:David Tate
302:David Tate
233:Dirk Maggs
7516:Towel Day
7444:Companion
7340:2005 film
6847:BBC Audio
6635:BBC Audio
6580:BBC Audio
6276:abduction
6236:TV series
6217:before".
6185:Vann Harl
6095:First").
5860:Dr Scholl
5852:Fenchurch
5737:S (which
5665:tax exile
5648:philology
5559:Wowbagger
5499:TV series
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5374:Magrathea
5224:policemen
5220:Bang Bang
5175:News Quiz
5170:Mars Bars
5118:Fenchurch
5015:Alan Ford
4431:Fenchurch
4405:Joe Melia
4401:TV series
4100:Redbridge
3875:ineffable
3798:pregnancy
3726:The frog
3586:TV series
3418:Zarniwoop
3370:TV series
3323:The Songs
3310:Mancunian
3194:Magrathea
3174:Vogsphere
2949:TV Series
2931:TV series
2927:TV series
2904:Islington
2658:supernova
2472:TV series
2412:TV series
2367:TV series
2355:Aldebaran
2151:TV series
2060:TV series
2038:staircase
1884:TV series
1683:Frat Gadz
1678:Frat Gadz
1672:TV series
1586:Magrathea
1425:Fenchurch
1420:Fenchurch
1213:invisible
987:TV series
960:TV series
925:Milliways
898:TV series
727:The Guide
723:Milliways
629:TV series
604:forty-two
577:Star Wars
568:TV series
554:bodyguard
548:Bodyguard
452:TV series
378:Playbeing
172:Magrathea
7567:Category
7511:Hitchcon
7392:Trillian
7349:versions
7258:" (1986)
6954:BBC News
6924:Doklands
6849:. 2004.
6824:11 April
6717:Archived
6673:10 March
6637:. 2004.
6582:. 2004.
6541:10 March
6534:Slashdot
6397:(2003).
6302:See also
5897:immortal
5622:Lintilla
5518:Trillian
5253:cop show
4618:Trillian
4489:Trillian
4308:Damascus
4210:Allitnil
4202:Lintilla
3866:Lamuella
3842:Hawalius
3767:Roy Hudd
3632:Magician
3554:Lunkwill
3504:The Lord
3499:The Lord
3390:Lintilla
3385:Lintilla
3182:Zaphod's
3148:and the
2849:Ed Byrne
2819:Bejaysus
2764:Heimdall
2650:universe
2451:and the
2432:), from
2359:Big Bang
1880:Jack May
1783:Damascus
1433:soulmate
1333:(in the
1209:magician
920:ruminant
333:Lamuella
325:Lamuella
287:Lintilla
283:Allitnil
168:petunias
133:Lady Don
103:Trillian
73:nihilism
7478:Phrases
7095:19 July
7070:10 July
6934:20 June
6211:prophet
6207:Zarquon
6202:Zarquon
6028:conkers
5959:Zarquon
5914:Krikkit
5546:Zarquon
5468:Sulijoo
5430:Agrajag
5378:Agrajag
5265:Six Men
5244:In the
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5103:Russell
5042:hearsay
4411:in the
4254:Krikkit
3576:On TV,
3291:Lallafa
3286:Lallafa
3127:commies
3110:Agrajag
2944:of the
2666:Krikkit
2648:in the
2629:Agrajag
2106:Captain
2018:Cthulhu
1899:Yesügei
1897:Son of
1851:Garkbit
1846:Garkbit
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