From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

The name Trevor refers to several different individuals in the Doctor Who Universe.

• Trevor, DW: The Daleks' Master Plan
• Trevor, NSA: Made of Steel
• Trevor Sigma, DW: The Happiness Patrol
• Trevor Ridgely, BFA: The Nowhere Place

Transferring the TARDIS base code numerals, Master. This is a disambiguation page. It points to other pages that have similar names. If you followed a link here, you might want to go back and fix that link to point to the appropriate specific page.

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Fallout Tactics character Trevor Biography race: Human affiliation: Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel role: Recruit rank: Initiate Gameplay appearances: Fallout Tactics Statistics SPECIAL: 9 ST, 6 PE, 5 EN, 4 CH, 4 IN, 7 AG, 5 LK tag skills: Small Guns, Throwing, Sneak traits: Fast Shot level: 2 Technical actor: None

	The following is based on Fallout Tactics and some details might contradict canon.

Trevor is a recruit in Fallout Tactics.

In 20th century America, Trevor would have been a quarterback. If you want something thrown, then Trevor is your man! Not very bright but very good at throwing. Did I mention he can throw?

Availability

Trevor becomes available the first time you visit a bunker.

Appearances

Trevor appears only in Fallout Tactics.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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"So, you'll be quitting when?"

—Trevor

Trevor is a student at a college in Boston. He lives in a horrendously cheap apartment he can barely afford. He tried to start a disposable chatter business with fellow student Rani Sobeck, using a printer/fabricator to produce chatters shaped like little purple kittens.^[1] However, he had purchased the wrong model because of a misleading salesperson.^[2]

Rani, whose uncle owned a printer/fabricator store, made a few alterations to the device.^[2] The printer/fabricator managed to produce 49 items before exploding. When Rani learned that she wouldn't get paid until the chatters got sold,^[3] she took 14 and left.^[4]

Sources

1. ↑ desktop_model.ogg
2. ↑ ^{2.0 2.1} so_mean.ogg
3. ↑ relocate.ogg
4. ↑ cow_even.ogg

From Lostpedia

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Trevor was the landlord who rented to Lara Chang on March 16, 1985.

He was dubious about allowing the single mother of a young child to rent in his Southern California apartment building, as he had concerns about the child making noise and disturbing the neighbors, but he relented when the woman agreed to pay two months' rent in advance. When Miles came upon a dead body in one of his apartments, he followed Lara Chang in and saw the body. Miles mentions a Kimberly, and a bewildered Trevor replies that Kimberly was the man's wife, who died a year earlier. ("Some Like It Hoth")

Miles Straume Portrayed by Ken Leung and Lance Ho Centric episodes "Confirmed Dead" • "Some Like It Hoth" Flashback characters Bram • Lara Chang • Naomi Dorrit • Evelyn • Felix • Mrs. Gardner • Mrs. Gardner's grandson • Howard Gray • Russell Gray • Trevor • Mr. Vonner • Kimberly Vonner Items Ghostbuster device See also Pierre Chang • The Kahana

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Trevor Insevade was a member of the Legislative Youth Program in 22 BBY.

Biography

He was an Alderaanian, and missed the 22 BBY session due to having nerf-pox. Dashé Borreno believed he would have voted against the mock Military Creation Act.

Appearances

•  Legislative Youth Program Role-Plays Vote—HoloNet News Vol. 531 50 (Mentioned only)