Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers

Video Game
1991
T

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Space Quest IV: Roger Wilco and the Time Rippers (1991)

Roger Wilco is relaxing at his favorite pub somewhere in time and space when heavily armed soldiers enter the room. Carrying a parting message from Roger's old nemesis, Sludge Vohaul, they p... Read allRoger Wilco is relaxing at his favorite pub somewhere in time and space when heavily armed soldiers enter the room. Carrying a parting message from Roger's old nemesis, Sludge Vohaul, they plan to get rid of the janitorial hero, execution style. That is, until a man with an over-... Read allRoger Wilco is relaxing at his favorite pub somewhere in time and space when heavily armed soldiers enter the room. Carrying a parting message from Roger's old nemesis, Sludge Vohaul, they plan to get rid of the janitorial hero, execution style. That is, until a man with an over-sized hair dryer helps Roger escape through a time rip into the future. Now Roger Wilco ha... Read all

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Gary Owens

Narrator
(voice)

Jeff Bender

Roger Wilco
(voice)

Stuart Moulder

Roger Wilco, Jr.
(voice)

Scott Murphy

Sludge Vohaul
(voice)
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Kelli Spurgeon

Zondra
(voice)

Josh Mandel

Monolith Burger Manager
(voice)

Jane Jensen

Maebot
(voice)

Mark Seibert

Sequel Police 1
(voice)

Orpheus Hanley

Sequel Police 2
(voice)

Barry T. Smith

Monochrome Boy
(voice)
(as Barry Smith)
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Neil Matz

The Pickle
(voice)

Max Deardorff

The Lettuce
(voice)

Bill Hilton

The PermaBuns
(voice)

Vana N. Baker

The Mayonnaise
(voice)
(as Vana Baker)

William R. Shockley

The Ketchup
(voice)
(as Bill Shockley)

Directors
- Mark Crowe
- Scott Murphy
Writers
- Mark Crowe
- Scott Murphy
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Trivia
The "Software Excess" store has many games for sale in the bargain bin, whose titles, designers and box covers are puns on known computer games: "Boom" by Morrie Brianarty - referring to Loom (1990) by Brian Moriarty; "Sim Sim" by MaxThis - referring to SimCity (1989) by Maxis; "King's Quest XXXXVIII" by Roberta Williams III - referring to 'King's Quest' series by Roberta Williams; "Cluck Egger's Advanced Chicken Simulator" - referring to 'Chuck Yeager's Advanced Flight Simulator'; "Checkerboard Construction Kitedit" - referring to 'Pinball Construction Set'; "It Came For Dessert" by Enemaware - referring to It Came from the Desert (1992) by Cinemaware; "Where In The World Is Hymie Lipschitz? (and Who Really Cares)" by Broaderbuns - referring to Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? (1985) by Brøderbund Software.

Goofs
When clicking the "smell" icon on the left plant outside Software Excess store, the game message is "This plant was provided courtesy of Shapier Florists" - referring to Quest for Glory II: Trial by Fire (1990). The correct spelling is "Shapeir".

Quotes
Narrator: That was without a doubt, one of the finest examples of bunny snatching I've ever seen. The stress placed on the rope during the bunny snatching was too much. You cast the useless fibers aside.

Alternate versions
In the original floppy disk version of Space Quest 4, there is a store in the Galaxy Mall called "Radio Shock" that Roger Wilco goes shopping in. Radio Shack company took notice and sued the Sierra company for copyright infringement. Later on in the reissued CD version of Space Quest 4, the store "Radio Shock" has been replaced with "Hz. So Good."