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| − | Its first episode aired in January [[2754]], ''Under Cover'' chronicled the exploits of five female [[Magistracy of Canopus]] secret agents masquerading as Canopian | + | Its first episode aired in January [[2754]], ''Under Cover'' chronicled the exploits of five female [[Magistracy of Canopus]] secret agents masquerading as [[Canopian Pleasure Circus]] employees. Consistently landing within the top five most popular holovid shows during its eleven-year run, the show and its tag line of "Taking down the [[Star League]] - one big shot at a time" reflected the increasing revolt against the Star League within its notional [[Territorial State]]s in the decades prior to the [[Amaris Coup]]. <ref name=HMPS-27>''Handbook: Major Periphery States'', p. 27 "History of the Periphery - Decline and Fall - Stefan the Schemer - 'No Taxation Without Representation'"</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 9 April 2022
Under Cover was a late Star League era holovid series.
Overview[edit]
Its first episode aired in January 2754, Under Cover chronicled the exploits of five female Magistracy of Canopus secret agents masquerading as Canopian Pleasure Circus employees. Consistently landing within the top five most popular holovid shows during its eleven-year run, the show and its tag line of "Taking down the Star League - one big shot at a time" reflected the increasing revolt against the Star League within its notional Territorial States in the decades prior to the Amaris Coup. [1]
References[edit]
- ↑ Handbook: Major Periphery States, p. 27 "History of the Periphery - Decline and Fall - Stefan the Schemer - 'No Taxation Without Representation'"
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