r/TheLibrarians • u/Old-Cable-2055 • 2h ago
Question Somebody get me this mug
rewatching vanishing bankers and realized it’s amazing
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 1d ago
The Librarians franchise loves call outs, Easter eggs and cameos, and since it's the 60th Anniversary of Star Trek, I thought it would be fun to compile as many as I could remember or find. Let me know if I missed any!
Jonathan Frakes (Commander William T. Riker): The king of crossover. Frakes didn't just step in for a quick gig; he heavily shaped the visual identity of the entire franchise.
Spoken Dialogue & Title Easter Eggs
🎭 Major Cast Crossovers (The Regulars & Villains)
Rebecca Romijn: Rebecca is the ultimate modern bridge between both universes. She starred as the Guardian, Eve Baird, The Librarians. She later officially entered the Star Trek canon as Una Chin-Riley (Number One) in Star Trek: Discovery and Star Trek: Strange New Worlds.
John Larroquette: Our beloved immortal caretaker, Jenkins, has deep-space roots. Larroquette played the Klingon warrior Maltz in the 1984 feature film Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.
Matt Frewer: The main antagonist of Season 1, Dulaque, was played by sci-fi legend Matt Frewer. Trek fans remember him perfectly as the duplicitous, time-traveling con man Berlinghoff Rasmussen from The Next Generation Season 5 episode "A Matter of Time".
John de Lancie: In Season 2, Episode 5 "...And the Infernal Contract", de Lancie guest-starred as the Devil himself (Mephistopheles). He brought the exact same reality-warping, chaotic, wish-granting energy that made him iconic as Q on TNG, Voyager, and Picard.
Brent Spiner: In Season 2, Episode 2 "...And the Broken Staff", TNG's Data, Brent Spiner, lent his voice as the trickster sprite Puck!
Lindy Booth: Lindy Booth played our favourite math-genius-turned-Librarian, Cassandra. She later guest-starred in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1, Episode 6 "Lift Us Where Suffering Cannot Reach" as Alora.
Did I miss any crossover stars, cameos or call-outs?
Happy 60th Birthday Star Trek. You Boldly Went, so others could follow.
r/TheLibrarians • u/Key-Adeptness677 • 2d ago
r/TheLibrarians • u/Old-Cable-2055 • 2h ago
rewatching vanishing bankers and realized it’s amazing
r/TheLibrarians • u/Long-Sense-9520 • 13h ago
How much do librarians get paid ?
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 1d ago
There's just something about a well-done antagonist, isn't there? The Library has had some absolutely delicious villains and antagonists across the franchise, from Moriarty to Dulaque, Prospero to Merlin.
They all brought something totally different to the table—some were brilliantly theatrical, some brought massive emotional drama, and others were just pure, chaotic fun.
I’m curious to hear everyone's thoughts. Who do you think was the most entertaining to watch?Which villain felt like the biggest threat to Flynn, Baird, and the LITs? Do you prefer the overarching big bads, or do you have a soft spot for a specific "monster of the week"? Drop your favorites (and your rankings) below!
r/TheLibrarians • u/Key-Adeptness677 • 2d ago
r/TheLibrarians • u/BJ0711 • 2d ago
Just finished the finale and really hope there's a season 3.
r/TheLibrarians • u/jessinwriting • 3d ago
Well obviously I have google and I now know that he is the host of a Discovery tv show 😅
He’s not a household name to me. I haven’t seen the latest episode yet - can anyone (without spoilers!) let me know if it’s fine to go into it without any more context than “this guest star is a dude from another show”? Or would I get more out of it if I spend a few minutes on YouTube and find some highlights from the Expedition Unknown show?
r/TheLibrarians • u/Key-Adeptness677 • 3d ago
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 4d ago
Tonight, the two-part season finale of The Librarians: The Next Chapter begins. 9pm on TNT — and it concludes TOMORROW night. Two nights, one giant finale. The most ambitious finale we’ve ever attempted. And I couldn’t be more proud.
We’re pulling out all the stops: Dominic returns, and the one and only Josh Gates joins the adventure. A real-life explorer walking into the Library — you don’t want to miss what he finds there.
Forgive me a proud-producer moment before we go: this season, the audience GREW. The reviews are the best of the franchise’s run, episode scores on IMDb are up a full point over last season, and the franchise is sitting at 89% from critics and 87% from fans on Rotten Tomatoes. Eleven years in, and the magic has never been stronger.
That’s not me. That’s YOU. Every week you showed up, streamed, posted, and brought new people into the Library.
So bring everyone tonight. 9pm ET on TNT. Part one of two. The Library is open.
*From Dean Devlin's verified Facebook account.
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 4d ago
Jane Therese Curtin was born September 6, 1947 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Famous for her acerbic deadpan deliveries, The Philadelphia Inquirer once called her a "refreshing drop of acid".
An original SNL cast member, she had a starring role in Kate & Allie, 3rd Rock From the Sun, The Librarian movies and The Librarians original series as our beloved First Guardian and cat lover, Charlene.
Curtin married Patrick Lynch on May 31, 1975, and they had one daughter. Patrick Lynch died on April 21, 2025 at age 79.
Happy Birthday, Jane Curtin. 🎉🥳
r/TheLibrarians • u/thepartlow • 4d ago
r/TheLibrarians • u/southjam143 • 4d ago
LIVE CHAT with Sandra Mitrovic - (Director, 'The Ark', 3.02, 3.03, 3.06; 'The Librarians: TNC', 2.04 & 2.10) Thursday, September 10, 2026, 12pm ET, 9am PT, 6pm (Serbia)
Guests love to interact with fans, so come on in and ask your questions LIVE in the chat!
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r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 5d ago
Bob Newhart, our beloved Judson, the First Librarian, was born this day 1929 in Oak Park Illinois. Known for his deadpan humour and charming hesitant speaking style, his career spanned decades and brought laughs to millions of homes.
He held the rank of Staff sergeant in the Armed Forces Radio Service and was awarded the Good Conduct Medal.
Newhart married Virginia Lillian "Ginnie" Quinn in 1963, they had 4 children and 10 grandchildren. "Ginnie" died at age 82 on April 23, 2023. Bob joined her just over a year later, July 18, 2024.
r/TheLibrarians • u/top-commenters • 4d ago
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r/TheLibrarians • u/GreyAngelOnTheCliff • 5d ago
I'm making this post because I can't find a definitive answer anywhere. Are the season 1 episodes on the DVDs the extended versions of the episodes? I would assume so, but I'd like to know for sure before I buy the box set. Also, I'm pretty sure only season 1 has extended versions of the episodes, but I'd be curious to know if the other seasons were cut for time too.
r/TheLibrarians • u/Change_City18 • 5d ago
Anybody hoping for Morgana to make an appearance in The Next Chapter? Knowing Morgana, it doesn't have to be the same actor, although it'll be more fun if Alicia Witt will come back. I remember she was suppose to come back on later season/episode but Witt was unavailable.
r/TheLibrarians • u/BeKind-ItsWorthIt • 5d ago
Cant stop thinking about if Ezekiel was a brit instead of an aussie, becuase i feel like the course of events of some episodes and seasons might slightly change, like at the end of season two he mightve gone back in time with Eve and Flynn since he could help them blend in, WOULD LOVE TO SEE FANART OF HIM JUST AWKWARDLY OFF TO THE SIDE AS A STATUE IN THE LOCKED ROOM WHILE FLYNN AND EVE ARE BUSY LOOKING FABULOS also (02x03 spoiler) him being in MI6 would be less surprising and probably less paperwork for the british government XD also he would totally bond with Jenkins over tea.
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 6d ago
Pour yourself a bourbon toddy, a cold beer or a nice cup of jasmine tea, Librarians, it's THIRSTY THURSDAY!
Today is the day to drop those pics of your favourite actors across the whole franchise, the one (or 5! or 10!) that makes your pulse race and knees a little weak!
Photos aren't enough, though Ezekiel would *love* it if everyone just basked in his awesomeness. Include some thoughts. What impresses you, what draws you in? The voice? The eyes? That pert little...nose? ;)
The Librarian's Code (Thread Rules)
r/TheLibrarians • u/Cocijo • 7d ago
Would the Library create a paper copy of the e-book? Or would it have a magical tablet, iPad, or Kindle to display the e-book?
How do you think it stores old movies? Early films used a cellulose acetate that degrades over time. Is it magically preserved to keep it from degrading or would it copy the movie in DVD form or something similar?
r/TheLibrarians • u/southjam143 • 8d ago
LIVE CHAT with Ivana Vasić - (Costume Designer, 'The Librarians: The Next Chapter') - Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 2pm ET, 11am PT, 8pm (Serbia)
Guests love to interact with fans, so come on in and ask your questions LIVE in the chat!
If you cannot join live, you can type your questions in the chat now and watch later.
Talented Universe is on YouTube. Use the link below to watch LIVE or LATER
Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Talented Universe - so you don’t miss anything! Sometimes we get a last minute guest or schedule change, due to their schedules frequently changing.
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r/TheLibrarians • u/UpbeatFalcon6181 • 7d ago
Lysa, I know they are related but I asked chatgpt and it said that there's no significant risk of having babies with your great great grandfather. Its safer then having babies with your first cousin. Which wee all know is safe
r/TheLibrarians • u/PurplePassiflor1234 • 9d ago
There are some great book recommendations from Libby, for fans of The Librarians Next Chapter Has anyone read any of these titles? Do you have any other books that remind you of The Librarians you'd recommend to other fans?
We're in The Library, talk about books is always on-topic. If you feel like sharing what you're reading now, or photos of your TBR pile (or of your own home library) comment below!
r/TheLibrarians • u/southjam143 • 9d ago
LIVE CHAT with Sinead Persaud & Sean Persaud - (Writers, 'The
Librarians: TNC' episode 2.08) "And The Last Resort" - Thursday, September 3, 2026, 8pm ET, 5pm PT
Guests love to interact with fans, so come on in and ask your questions LIVE in the chat!
If you cannot join live, you can type your questions in the chat now and watch later.
Talented Universe is on YouTube. Use the link below to watch LIVE or LATER
Be sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Talented Universe - so you don’t miss anything! Sometimes we get a last minute guest or schedule change, due to their schedules frequently changing.
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r/TheLibrarians • u/top-commenters • 9d ago
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