Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Jean-Luc Picard" in English language version.
These days, he's something of a sex symbol, too – he has been repeatedly voted the sexiest man on television by American viewers, and has a large gay following.
cited in "Science on Stage : NPR". NPR. National Public Radio. January 23, 2004. Retrieved February 2, 2018.
Excerpt:
25:30 Ira Flatow: Elizabeth on the Jersey Turnpike; hi Elizabeth. Are you there?
25:34 Elizabeth: Oh hi, thank you for having me…
…
25:59 EP: My name is Elizabeth Piccard, and I just wanted to say, I come from a line of physicists and scientists, my grandfather Jean-Felix Piccard was, um, went into space in the stratosphere with my grandmother piloting him, and he knew Einstein well…
…
27:15 Arthur Giron: How did it happen that your mother went into space with your father?
27:18 EP: My grandfather, actually…
27:20 AG: Your grandfather,…
27:20 EP: [overtalk] My grandmother…
27:21 AG: [overtalk] tell us about that…
27:20 EP: [inaudible]…
27:20 IF: Was that Jean-Luc Picard?
27:24 EP: Well, actually, there's a connection, um, Roddenberry was a fan of my grandfather's, as a child, and, he named the character Jean-Luc instead of Jean Piccard; he told my sister [that it was] because he didn't want to pay the family money because his name was Jean-Felix, so, um, so I guess there was a connection.
27:41 …
cited in "Science on Stage : NPR". NPR. National Public Radio. January 23, 2004. Retrieved February 2, 2018.
Excerpt:
25:30 Ira Flatow: Elizabeth on the Jersey Turnpike; hi Elizabeth. Are you there?
25:34 Elizabeth: Oh hi, thank you for having me…
…
25:59 EP: My name is Elizabeth Piccard, and I just wanted to say, I come from a line of physicists and scientists, my grandfather Jean-Felix Piccard was, um, went into space in the stratosphere with my grandmother piloting him, and he knew Einstein well…
…
27:15 Arthur Giron: How did it happen that your mother went into space with your father?
27:18 EP: My grandfather, actually…
27:20 AG: Your grandfather,…
27:20 EP: [overtalk] My grandmother…
27:21 AG: [overtalk] tell us about that…
27:20 EP: [inaudible]…
27:20 IF: Was that Jean-Luc Picard?
27:24 EP: Well, actually, there's a connection, um, Roddenberry was a fan of my grandfather's, as a child, and, he named the character Jean-Luc instead of Jean Piccard; he told my sister [that it was] because he didn't want to pay the family money because his name was Jean-Felix, so, um, so I guess there was a connection.
27:41 …
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