Editing Bridger's Island

[[File:DSV - Bridger's Island.jpg|thumb|[[Nathan Bridger]] observes some uninvited guests nearing his bungalow {{Ep|To Be or Not to Be}}.]]
'''Bridger's Island''' is a private location somewhere in the Caribbean inhabited by [[Nathan Bridger]].

Following his [[Robert Bridger|son]]'s death in [[2012 CE]], he inhabited the island pursuing his various researches, including hand signal communication with dolphins. During that time, he discovers [[Darwin]] in a nearby lagoon, cut-up by a fisherman's net, and nurses him back to health. Following his wife's death sometime later, he lives alone on the island. 

At the behest of Admiral [[William Noyce]], Commander [[Williams]] leads an ashore team, having found the reclusive Bridger {{Ep|To Be or Not to Be}}.

The island still exists into 2032 CE, when Nathan Bridger brings his grandson, [[Michael Bridger]], to the remains of the house {{Ep|Brave New World|series=2032}}.
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	At the behest of Admiral [[William Noyce]], Commander [[Williams]] leads an ashore team, having found the reclusive Bridger {{Ep\|To Be or Not to Be}}.		At the behest of Admiral [[William Noyce]], Commander [[Williams]] leads an ashore team, having found the reclusive Bridger {{Ep\|To Be or Not to Be}}.

	The island still exists into [[2032 CE]], when Nathan Bridger brings his grandson, [[Michael Bridger]], to the remains of the house {{Ep\|Brave New World\|series=2032}}.		The island still exists into 2032 CE, when Nathan Bridger brings his grandson, [[Michael Bridger]], to the remains of the house {{Ep\|Brave New World\|series=2032}}.