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Played by: [[Alex Morrison]] and [[Donovan Bollard]] | |||
He is | First appeared in: [[Mister Corbitt]] | ||
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Javier Gutierres is a biologist at the [[Miskatonic University]] and an acquaintance of [[Simeon Kantstandyerbitz]]. "Shrimp Puerto Rico" was a cruel moniker given to him by [[Simeon Kantstandyerbitz]] which he seems to have accepted as his new name, for inexplicable reasons. He later had his name legally changed to Shrimp Puerto Rico. | |||
In [[Mister Corbitt]] he is the investigators' scientific expert, a colleague of Simeon at the university who specializes in biology and anatomy. He is a medical doctor and anatomist, though not a chemist. | |||
==Season 1: Mister Corbitt== | |||
===104: Attic Window=== | |||
[[Simeon Kantstandyerbitz|Simeon]] and [[Major Bakersfield]] bring him the strange bone dug up from [[Mister Corbitt the Character|Corbitt]]'s garden. He is busy with his experiments, and after examining it he says that it looks like a human humerus, an upper arm bone, but that it has impossible joint-like growths that seem designed to attach other bones. He knows of no medical procedure that could produce it, hates the bone, and agrees to look into it further and call them. | |||
===107: Fates and Retribution=== | |||
The investigators phone him at the university. They call him "Shrimp Puerto Rico", to his annoyance; he points out that his name is actually Javier Gutierrez. He reports that the bone is an adult male arm bone, with several mutations, that appears to have supported three more limbs branching from it; he cannot see how it could happen naturally, and if it was done artificially the means are beyond his understanding. He agrees to look at the purple vial Simeon drank, though he says he is not a chemist and would involve colleagues at the university. | |||
===108: Head of the Beast=== | |||
He is not seen, but his findings are recalled when the investigators read in Corbitt's journals that human body parts are being attached to a creature, and compare it to "what Dr. Shrimp Puerto Rico told us with that human humerus". | |||
==Appearances== | |||
*[[104: Attic Window]] | |||
*[[107: Fates and Retribution]] | |||
==Mentioned== | |||
*[[108: Head of the Beast]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:03, 18 October 2026
Played by: Alex Morrison and Donovan Bollard
First appeared in: Mister Corbitt
Javier Gutierres is a biologist at the Miskatonic University and an acquaintance of Simeon Kantstandyerbitz. "Shrimp Puerto Rico" was a cruel moniker given to him by Simeon Kantstandyerbitz which he seems to have accepted as his new name, for inexplicable reasons. He later had his name legally changed to Shrimp Puerto Rico.
In Mister Corbitt he is the investigators' scientific expert, a colleague of Simeon at the university who specializes in biology and anatomy. He is a medical doctor and anatomist, though not a chemist.
Season 1: Mister Corbitt
104: Attic Window
Simeon and Major Bakersfield bring him the strange bone dug up from Corbitt's garden. He is busy with his experiments, and after examining it he says that it looks like a human humerus, an upper arm bone, but that it has impossible joint-like growths that seem designed to attach other bones. He knows of no medical procedure that could produce it, hates the bone, and agrees to look into it further and call them.
107: Fates and Retribution
The investigators phone him at the university. They call him "Shrimp Puerto Rico", to his annoyance; he points out that his name is actually Javier Gutierrez. He reports that the bone is an adult male arm bone, with several mutations, that appears to have supported three more limbs branching from it; he cannot see how it could happen naturally, and if it was done artificially the means are beyond his understanding. He agrees to look at the purple vial Simeon drank, though he says he is not a chemist and would involve colleagues at the university.
108: Head of the Beast
He is not seen, but his findings are recalled when the investigators read in Corbitt's journals that human body parts are being attached to a creature, and compare it to "what Dr. Shrimp Puerto Rico told us with that human humerus".