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[[File:Tommyknockers_clip_1.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]Anderson was portrayed by [[wikipedia:Marg Helgenberger|Marg Helgenberger]] in the [[The Tommyknockers (miniseries)|1993 miniseries]]. She is like in the novel a Wild West fiction writer, who suffers from writer´s block. Her boyfriend is Jim Gardner. |
[[File:Tommyknockers_clip_1.jpg|thumb|left|300px]]Anderson was portrayed by [[wikipedia:Marg Helgenberger|Marg Helgenberger]] in the [[The Tommyknockers (miniseries)|1993 miniseries]]. She is like in the novel a Wild West fiction writer, who suffers from writer´s block. Her boyfriend is Jim Gardner. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
Revision as of 15:26, 19 February 2015
Roberta "Bobbi" Anderson (b. 1951) is an author of Wild West fiction; she lived in Cleaves Mills, Maine before moving to Haven in 1975. She owned a dog named Peter.
On 21 June 1988, she stumbled across the alien spacecraft buried in the forest outside of town.
Bibliography
- Boxing the Compass (1974)
- Hangtown (1975)
- (second novel)
- (third novel)
- (fourth novel)
- (fifth novel)
- (sixth novel)
- (seventh novel)
- (eighth novel)
- (ninth novel)
- The Long Ride Back (1986)
- Massacre Canyon (1988)
In the miniseries
Anderson was portrayed by Marg Helgenberger in the 1993 miniseries. She is like in the novel a Wild West fiction writer, who suffers from writer´s block. Her boyfriend is Jim Gardner.
She is the first to find the alien ship and influenced by it. She even feels euphoria by it, but she still retains her will and rebels against them, when she realised, what they were doing with the help of her boyfriend, who helps her realise, what they were doing.