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| - Beverly is a patient who kept seeking alternative treatments for her cancer.
- Beverly was a character who was originally supposed to appear in Season Five She was like Harley to The Darkness' "Joker". After Season Five's plot was re-written, Beverly's "silly" characterization didn't fit in with overall tone of the season and was scrapped. She was replaced by the obedient General.
- With the power of the Okuri Okuri no Mi her youth was preserved for a hundred, so she still appears to be a young woman. She dresses like a witch and has a very creepy appearance to her with her pointed hat, crimson dress, and long nails. She carries her weapon of choice, an enchanted broom, with her at all times.
- Beverly is a prep.
- Beverly is the cousin of Bunny LaCroix.
- She was a woman whom Alan met on a dating network. To impress her, on the network, he said that Charlie's house was his. But after talking on the terrace and realizing that she has some issues of divorce, he confessed to her that the house was Charlie and when he was in middle of a divorce and had nowhere to go, he hosted him. Beverly doesn't get angry because her problems were worse than Alan's and decided to go along with the date. Finally they had sex. But when Charlie went to talk to Alan about Rose moving to London and that he erred, he saw that Alan was tied hand and foot on his bed. Alan said that nothing was wrong, that everyone "makes mistakes".
- The role of Beverly is played by Nicole Greenspan in the Season Two episode "Can't Run, Can't Hide".
- The Rescue's remarkable efficiency is down to their faultless organization seamlessly coordinated by Beverly who runs the switchboard back at HQ. Comfortably ensconced in her office, she prioritizes the jobs and sends the teams to where they’re most needed. Without her, the Rescue would be a mere shadow of themselves.
- Beverly is an 0-4-2T steam locomotive built by Baldwin Locomotive Works sometime around the 1900's and later purchased by the Oahu Railway and Land Company. She was stolen by the Imperial Japanese Navy as a war prize during the Attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 but was taken back by the Americans in 1945 during the Allied occupation of Japan. After being stored at Yokota Air Base for a long time, she was sold to the Dock Railway in 1978 where she regauged from narrow gauge to standard gauge, and currently she is used as a shunting engine.
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