History Trivia / TheLibrarians2014

* TheCastShowoff: Creator/JohnLarroquet is obviously a classically-trained fencer so the show gives him the opportunity to show off his swordsmanship from time to time. [[spoiler: Completely fitting as his character is Sir Galahad.]]

* ActorSharedBackground: Jake Stone is from Oklahoma and turned down two scholarships to study art history; Christian Kane is also from Oklahoma and chose to try acting instead of studying art history.

* TheCastShowoff: John Larroquet is obviously a classically-trained fencer so the show gives him the opportunity to show off his swordsmanship from time to time. [[spoiler: Completely fitting as his character is Sir Galahad.]]
* EnforcedMethodActing: In the scene in the warehouse in "And the Horns of a Dilemma", Lindy Booth did accidentally bump her head.

* ProductionPosse: A lot of the behind the scenes crew of ''Series/{{Leverage}}'' came over onto ''The Librarians'', including producer and regular director Creator/JonathanFrakes. In addition, Christian Kane plays a variation of the BigGuy role he played as Eliot Spencer and Beth Riesgraf plays a recurring character.

* ThrowItIn: Matt Frewer (Dulaque) is an actor known to go off script at times, but John Rogers said he stuck to his lines in this. However, he did throw in some physical ad-libs, like a bit with some hand gel.

* ThrowItIn: Matt Frewer (Dulaque) is an actor known to go off script at times, but John Rogers said he stuck to his lines in this. However, he did throw in some physical ad-libs, like a bit with some hand gel.
* TheWikiRule: [[https://thelibrarians.fandom.com/wiki/The_Librarians_Wiki Here]].

* ThrowItIn: Matt Frewer (Dulaque) is an actor known to go off script at times, but John Rogers said he stuck to his lines in this. However, he did throw in some physical ad-libs, like a bit with some hand gel.

* AndStarring: Creator/NoahWyle is always credited as a special guest star; apparently this was due to guild reasons as you can't star in two shows at the same time.

* TheCastShowoff: John Larroquet is obviously a classically-trained fencer so the show gives him the opportunity to show off his swordsmanship from time to time. [[spoiler: Completely fitting as his character is Lancelot [=duLac=].]]

** This isn't the first time Creator/AliciaWitt played [[Film/{{Dune}} someone with supernatural powers]].

* FakeBrit: Canadian-American Matt Frewer as EvilBrit Dulaque.

* ActorAllusion: In the first episode, when Cassandra betrays the team, Stone explicitly mentions that they must have ''Series/{{Leverage}}'' on her.
** In "And The Loom Of Fate," which involves parallel universes, [[spoiler: Dulaque-as-Lancelot is played by Jerry O'Connell, who [[Series/{{Sliders}} knows a thing or two about that]].]]

** In "And The Tears Of A Clown", Felicia Day plays an ordinary woman who finds herself swept in magical goings-on. [[Series/{{Supernatural}} She's got some experience with that.]] Even her character's name is similar to that of her ''Supernatural'' character.

* AndStarring: Noah Wyle is always credited as a special guest star; apparently this was due to guild reasons as you can't star in two shows at the same time.

* RealLifeRelative: [[spoiler: The younger version of Dulaque]] is played by Creator/JerryOConnell, Rebecca Romijn's husband. Making it all the more hilarious when [[spoiler: Dulaque and Baird come to blows in the season finale.]]

* RealLifeRelative: [[spoiler: The younger version of Dulaque]] is played by Jerry O'Connell, Rebecca Romijn's husband. Making it all the more hilarious when [[spoiler: Dulaque and Baird come to blows in the season finale.]]

** In "And The Tears Of A Clown", Felicia Day plays an ordinary woman who finds herself swept in magical goings-on. [[Series/{{Supernatural}} She's got some experience with that.]] Even her characters name is similar to that of her ''Supernatural'' character.

** In "And The Tears Of A Clown", Felicia Day plays an ordinary woman who finds herself swept in magical goings-on. [[Series/{{Supernatural}} She's got some experience with that.]] Even her characters name is similar to that of her ''Series/{{Supernatural}} character.

* HeyItsThatGuy:
** [[Series/OrphanBlack Dr. Leekie]] (or Series/MaxHeadroom) wants to take over the world.
** [[Film/XMen Mystique]] is no longer blue.
** [[Series/{{Leverage}} Eliot]] with short hair much like [[Series/{{Angel}} a certain lawyer]], is an art historian.
** [[Series/RelicHunter Claudia]] is now a redhead, wearing more clothes and much smarter. But she can still be [[Film/{{Cry_Wolf}} dodgy]].
** [[Series/BurnNotice Sam Axe]] is Santa Claus.
*** And [[Series/BurnNotice Carla]] imprisoned the Minotaur.
** The actress who plays Katie Bender is another Series/{{Leverage}} alum--she played Molly, the little girl who gets kidnapped in "The Carnival Job".
** [[Series/{{Leverage}} Parker]] lives in a lake.
** [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Q]] is TheDevil, although it's not like we didn't know that.
** One of the science fair contestants and "And The Rule Of Three" is [[Series/{{Scream}} Audrey Jensen]].
** It appears this world's version of [[Series/{{Sliders}} Quinn Mallory]] is a real bastard.

* AndStarring: Noah Wyle is always credited as a special guest start; apparently this was due to guild reasons as you can't star in two shows at the same time.

** One of the science fair contestants and "And The Rule Of Three" is [[Series/{{Scream}} Audrey Jensen}}]].