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[D 221-225] DiMaggio to Direct

Oh no, Tasha!

THE ENTRIES:
[221] DiMaggio, Joe
[222] Dinasian
[223] Diomedian scarlet moss
[224] dirak
[225] direct reticular stimulation

NOTES: 
[221] One such interrupt won't both download Bokai AND remove his [holo] icon. He keeps his AU icon in any case. Source: Referenced in "If Wishes Were Horses"
[222] The Emergency Transporter Armbands of the Iconian world. You can jump planets in the middle of a battle if you want, even to send reinforcements elsewhere. Source: "Contagion"
[223] Botanists are those personnel listed as such in their lore (Keiko and her colleagues). The card could be cumulative with Assign Mission Specialists if your Botanist only had Biology. Source: "Clues"
[224] The objective isn't discarded (or the points scored) until the ship reaches the Alpha quadrant (any location without a quadrant icon, with all due apologies to the Beta quadrant), so you can keep downloading cards as long as you're solving missions. Source: "The Search, Part I"
[225] No Genetronic Replicator, no magic Hypospray, no John Doe, nothing. A mortally wounded personnel has "just been selected to die". The second sentence is a reference to McCoy's famous catchphrase, "He's dead, Jim." Source: "Skin of Evil"

Next up: Worf plays midwife.

Cards: Joe DiMaggio's Record; Iconian Escape; Collect Samples; Trade with Gamma Quadrant; Dead-Dead

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