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• 1 Sidney Barlow –
  • + Edna –
    • 2 Frank Barlow –
      • + Ida Leathers –
        • 3 Ken Barlow –
          • + Susan Cunningham –
            • 4 Lawrence Barlow –
              • + ?
                • 5 James Barlow –
                • 5 Chloe Barlow –
          • + Valerie Tatlock –
            • 4 Susan Barlow –
              • + Mike Baldwin –
                • 5 Adam Baldwin –
            • 4 Peter Barlow –
              • + Lucy Wilson –
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          • + Denise –
            • 4 Daniel Barlow –
              • + Sinead –
                • 5 Bertie Barlow –

Baldwin family

Work on completing names and dates when possible.

Wilson Phillips

Direct female lines

Wilson ♀ — — Mae Gausmann (–) — Marilyn Sandra (Cassandra) Rovell (Rovelski) ♀ (b. February 6, 1948) Carnie Cassandra Wilson ♀ (b. April 29, 1968) Lola Sofia Bonfiglio (b. April 22, 2005) Luciana Bella Bonfiglio (b. June 12, 2009) —	Phillips ♀ — — Joyce Leone Poole (–) — Holly Michelle Gilliam ♀ (b. June 4, 1944) Chynna Gilliam Phillips ♀ (b. February 12, 1968) Jameson Baldwin (b. February 27, 2000) Brooke Baldwin (b. December 6, 2004) —

Jobert family

• 1 Charles Jobert (04 Sep 1916 – 16 Jun 1968)
  • + Eliane Azulay (07 May 1913 – ?)
    • 2 Marlène Jobert ♀ (b. 04 Nov 1940)
      • + Walter Green ♂ (b. 12 Oct 1940)
        • 3 Eva Green ♀ (b. 06 Jul 1980)
        • 3 Joy Green ♀ (b. 06 Jul 1980)
    • 2 Charles Jobert
      • + Véronique Mucret Rouveyrollis (b. ?)
        • 3 Joséphine Jobert ♀ (b. 24 Apr 1985)
    • 2 Christiane Jobert
      • + Georges Lunghini ♂ (b. 15 Dec 1947)
        • 3 Elsa Lunghini ♀ (b. 20 May 1973)
    • 2 Guy Jobert

Dynasties of China

Dynasties of China
—	Dynasty	Reign	House	—
	Yuan	19 Mar 1279 – 14 Sep 1368	Borjigin
	Ming	14 Sep 1368 – 25 Apr 1644	Zhu
	Qing	25 Apr 1644 – 12 Feb 1912	Aisin-Gioro
—

Theatrical non-English language ~ animated film franchise

Fengshen Yanyi franchise
—	2016	I Am Nezha	—
	2019	Ne Zha
	2020	Jiang Ziya
	2021	New Gods: Nezha Reborn
	2022	New Gods: Yang Jian
	2025	Ne Zha 2
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List of longest-running scripted American primetime television series

Included below are all (non-sitcom) primetime broadcast network television series (in color only) which aired for more than four seasons.

1965–66 season – 2008–09 season

The following is a listing of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons (by their end date) on either
ABC, CBS, or NBC, during the time span of July 1, 1965 – June 12, 2009 (excluding all sitcoms and sketch comedies),
for a total of 103 shows. Does not include syndication. All are in color (no black-and-white) and ran at least for five seasons.
No new (non-sitcom) television series from the 1997–98 season made it past four seasons, the only time that has happened.
The cut-off date of June 12, 2009 is reflective of the analog-to-digital switchover in the United States.

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—	Network	Start	End	Series		1965–66	1966–67	1967–68	1968–69	1969–70	1970–71	1971–72	1972–73	1973–74	1974–75	1975–76	1976–77	1977–78	1978–79	1979–80	1980–81	1981–82	1982–83	1983–84	1984–85	1985–86	1986–87	1987–88	1988–89	1989–90	1990–91	1991–92	1992–93	1993–94	1994–95	1995–96	1996–97	1997–98	1998–99	1999–00	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03	2003–04	2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09	—
	CBS	September 12, 1965	March 21, 1971	Lassie
	NBC	September 12, 1965	January 16, 1973	Bonanza
	NBC	September 15, 1965	March 24, 1971	The Virginian
	NBC	September 16, 1965	May 7, 1970	Daniel Boone
	ABC	September 19, 1965	April 28, 1974	The F.B.I.
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 30, 1973	Mission: Impossible
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 31, 1975	Gunsmoke
	NBC	September 14, 1967	January 16, 1975	Ironside
	CBS	September 16, 1967	April 13, 1975	Mannix
	CBS	September 20, 1968	April 5, 1980	Hawaii Five-O
	NBC	September 21, 1968	May 20, 1975	Adam-12
	ABC	September 24, 1968	March 1, 1973	The Mod Squad
	ABC	September 17, 1969	January 11, 1974	Room 222
	ABC	September 23, 1969	May 4, 1976	Marcus Welby, M.D.
	CBS	September 24, 1969	March 15, 1976	Medical Center
	ABC	September 29, 1969	January 11, 1974	Love, American Style
	NBC	September 16, 1970	April 17, 1977	McCloud
	CBS	September 14, 1971	March 3, 1976	Cannon
	NBC	September 15, 1971	May 13, 1978	Columbo
	NBC	September 17, 1971	April 24, 1977	McMillan & Wife
	NBC	January 22, 1972	May 28, 1977	Emergency!
	CBS	September 14, 1972	June 4, 1981	The Waltons
	ABC	September 16, 1972	June 9, 1977	The Streets of San Francisco
	CBS	September 17, 1972	February 28, 1983	M*A*S*H
	CBS	January 28, 1973	April 3, 1980	Barnaby Jones
	NBC	September 25, 1973	May 28, 1978	Police Story
	CBS	October 24, 1973	March 18, 1978	Kojak
	ABC	January 18, 1974	March 6, 1978	The Six Million Dollar Man
	NBC	September 11, 1974	March 21, 1983	Little House on the Prairie
	NBC	September 13, 1974	January 10, 1980	The Rockford Files
	ABC	March 9, 1976	June 25, 1980	Family
	ABC	September 22, 1976	June 24, 1981	Charlie's Angels
	NBC	October 3, 1976	May 11, 1983	Quincy, M.E.
	ABC	March 15, 1977	May 23, 1981	Eight Is Enough
	NBC	September 15, 1977	May 1, 1983	CHiPs
	CBS	September 20, 1977	September 13, 1982	Lou Grant
	ABC	September 24, 1977	May 24, 1986	The Love Boat
	ABC	January 28, 1978	May 19, 1984	Fantasy Island
	CBS	March 10, 1978	May 12, 1982	The Incredible Hulk
	CBS	April 2, 1978	May 3, 1991	Dallas
	CBS	January 26, 1979	February 8, 1985	The Dukes of Hazzard
	ABC	September 22, 1979	May 22, 1984	Hart to Hart
	CBS	September 23, 1979	September 4, 1986	Trapper John, M.D.
	CBS	December 27, 1979	May 13, 1993	Knots Landing
	CBS	December 11, 1980	May 1, 1988	Magnum, P.I.
	ABC	January 12, 1981	May 11, 1989	Dynasty
	NBC	January 15, 1981	May 12, 1987	Hill Street Blues
	ABC	November 4, 1981	May 2, 1986	The Fall Guy
	CBS	November 24, 1981	December 31, 1988	Simon & Simon
	CBS	December 4, 1981	May 17, 1990	Falcon Crest
	CBS	March 25, 1982	May 16, 1988	Cagney & Lacey
	NBC	October 1, 1982	February 17, 1987	Remington Steele
	NBC	October 26, 1982	May 25, 1988	St. Elsewhere
	NBC	January 23, 1983	March 8, 1987	The A-Team
	ABC	September 21, 1983	May 5, 1988	Hotel
	NBC	September 16, 1984	June 28, 1989	Miami Vice
	NBC	September 18, 1984	April 26, 1991	Hunter
	NBC	September 19, 1984	August 4, 1989	Highway to Heaven
	CBS	September 30, 1984	May 19, 1996	Murder, She Wrote
	ABC	March 3, 1985	May 14, 1989	Moonlighting
	ABC	September 29, 1985	May 21, 1992	MacGyver
	NBC	September 15, 1986	May 19, 1994	L.A. Law
	NBC	September 20, 1986	May 8, 1992	Matlock
CBS	September 26, 1987	April 6, 1992	Jake and the Fatman
ABC	January 31, 1988	May 12, 1993	The Wonder Years
NBC	March 6, 1988	May 19, 1992	In the Heat of the Night
NBC	March 26, 1989	May 5, 1993	Quantum Leap
CBS	July 12, 1990	July 26, 1995	Northern Exposure
NBC	September 13, 1990	June 3, 2009	Law & Order
NBC	May 11, 1991	May 4, 1996	Sisters
ABC	September 28, 1991	January 11, 1996	The Commish
CBS	January 1, 1993	May 16, 1998	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
NBC	January 31, 1993	May 21, 1999	Homicide: Life on the Street
CBS	April 21, 1993	May 19, 2001	Walker, Texas Ranger
ABC	September 21, 1993	March 1, 2005	NYPD Blue
CBS	October 29, 1993	May 11, 2001	Diagnosis: Murder
CBS	September 18, 1994	May 4, 2000	Chicago Hope
NBC	September 19, 1994	April 2, 2009	ER
CBS	September 21, 1994	April 27, 2003	Touched by an Angel
CBS	March 29, 1996	May 4, 2001	Nash Bridges
CBS	January 3, 1997	April 29, 2005	JAG
ABC	March 4, 1997	May 16, 2004	The Practice
NBC	January 8, 1999	December 20, 2002	Providence
CBS	September 19, 1999	May 3, 2005	Judging Amy
NBC	September 20, 1999	June 2, 2009	Law & Order: SVU
NBC	September 22, 1999	May 14, 2006	The West Wing
NBC	September 23, 1999	May 6, 2005	Third Watch
CBS	October 6, 2000	May 14, 2009	CSI
NBC	September 24, 2001	May 16, 2007	Crossing Jordan
ABC	September 30, 2001	May 22, 2006	Alias
NBC	September 30, 2001	May 21, 2007	Law & Order: Criminal Intent
CBS	September 23, 2002	May 18, 2009	CSI: Miami
CBS	September 26, 2002	May 19, 2009	Without a Trace
NBC	September 22, 2003	February 15, 2008	Las Vegas
CBS	September 23, 2003	May 19, 2009	NCIS
CBS	September 28, 2003	May 10, 2009	Cold Case
ABC	September 22, 2004	May 13, 2009	Lost
CBS	September 22, 2004	May 14, 2009	CSI: NY
ABC	October 3, 2004	December 8, 2008	Boston Legal
ABC	October 3, 2004	May 17, 2009	Desperate Housewives
NBC	January 3, 2005	June 1, 2009	Medium
CBS	January 23, 2005	May 15, 2009	Numbers
ABC	March 27, 2005	May 14, 2009	Grey's Anatomy
Network	Start	End	Series	1965–66	1966–67	1967–68	1968–69	1969–70	1970–71	1971–72	1972–73	1973–74	1974–75	1975–76	1976–77	1977–78	1978–79	1979–80	1980–81	1981–82	1982–83	1983–84	1984–85	1985–86	1986–87	1987–88	1988–89	1989–90	1990–91	1991–92	1992–93	1993–94	1994–95	1995–96	1996–97	1997–98	1998–99	1999–00	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03	2003–04	2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09
—

Simplified

·
—	Network	Start	End	Series	—
	CBS	September 12, 1965	March 21, 1971	Lassie
	NBC	September 12, 1965	January 16, 1973	Bonanza
	NBC	September 15, 1965	March 24, 1971	The Virginian
	NBC	September 16, 1965	May 7, 1970	Daniel Boone
	ABC	September 19, 1965	April 28, 1974	The F.B.I.
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 30, 1973	Mission: Impossible
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 31, 1975	Gunsmoke
	NBC	September 14, 1967	January 16, 1975	Ironside
	CBS	September 16, 1967	April 13, 1975	Mannix
	CBS	September 20, 1968	April 5, 1980	Hawaii Five-O
	NBC	September 21, 1968	May 20, 1975	Adam-12
	ABC	September 24, 1968	March 1, 1973	The Mod Squad
	ABC	September 17, 1969	January 11, 1974	Room 222
	ABC	September 23, 1969	May 4, 1976	Marcus Welby, M.D.
	CBS	September 24, 1969	March 15, 1976	Medical Center
	ABC	September 29, 1969	January 11, 1974	Love, American Style
	NBC	September 16, 1970	April 17, 1977	McCloud
	CBS	September 14, 1971	March 3, 1976	Cannon
	NBC	September 15, 1971	May 13, 1978	Columbo
	NBC	September 17, 1971	April 24, 1977	McMillan & Wife
	NBC	January 22, 1972	May 28, 1977	Emergency!
	CBS	September 14, 1972	June 4, 1981	The Waltons
	ABC	September 16, 1972	June 9, 1977	The Streets of San Francisco
	CBS	September 17, 1972	February 28, 1983	M*A*S*H
	CBS	January 28, 1973	April 3, 1980	Barnaby Jones
	NBC	September 25, 1973	May 28, 1978	Police Story
	CBS	October 24, 1973	March 18, 1978	Kojak
	ABC	January 18, 1974	March 6, 1978	The Six Million Dollar Man
	NBC	September 11, 1974	March 21, 1983	Little House on the Prairie
	NBC	September 13, 1974	January 10, 1980	The Rockford Files
	ABC	March 9, 1976	June 25, 1980	Family
	ABC	September 22, 1976	June 24, 1981	Charlie's Angels
	NBC	October 3, 1976	May 11, 1983	Quincy, M.E.
	ABC	March 15, 1977	May 23, 1981	Eight Is Enough
	NBC	September 15, 1977	May 1, 1983	CHiPs
	CBS	September 20, 1977	September 13, 1982	Lou Grant
	ABC	September 24, 1977	May 24, 1986	The Love Boat
	ABC	January 28, 1978	May 19, 1984	Fantasy Island
	CBS	March 10, 1978	May 12, 1982	The Incredible Hulk
	CBS	April 2, 1978	May 3, 1991	Dallas
	CBS	January 26, 1979	February 8, 1985	The Dukes of Hazzard
	ABC	September 22, 1979	May 22, 1984	Hart to Hart
	CBS	September 23, 1979	September 4, 1986	Trapper John, M.D.
	CBS	December 27, 1979	May 13, 1993	Knots Landing
	CBS	December 11, 1980	May 1, 1988	Magnum, P.I.
	ABC	January 12, 1981	May 11, 1989	Dynasty
	NBC	January 15, 1981	May 12, 1987	Hill Street Blues
	ABC	November 4, 1981	May 2, 1986	The Fall Guy
	CBS	November 24, 1981	December 31, 1988	Simon & Simon
	CBS	December 4, 1981	May 17, 1990	Falcon Crest
	CBS	March 25, 1982	May 16, 1988	Cagney & Lacey
	NBC	October 1, 1982	February 17, 1987	Remington Steele
	NBC	October 26, 1982	May 25, 1988	St. Elsewhere
	NBC	January 23, 1983	March 8, 1987	The A-Team
	ABC	September 21, 1983	May 5, 1988	Hotel
	NBC	September 16, 1984	June 28, 1989	Miami Vice
	NBC	September 18, 1984	April 26, 1991	Hunter
	NBC	September 19, 1984	August 4, 1989	Highway to Heaven
	CBS	September 30, 1984	May 19, 1996	Murder, She Wrote
	ABC	March 3, 1985	May 14, 1989	Moonlighting
	ABC	September 29, 1985	May 21, 1992	MacGyver
	NBC	September 15, 1986	May 19, 1994	L.A. Law
	NBC	September 20, 1986	May 8, 1992	Matlock
CBS	September 26, 1987	April 6, 1992	Jake and the Fatman
ABC	January 31, 1988	May 12, 1993	The Wonder Years
NBC	March 6, 1988	May 19, 1992	In the Heat of the Night
NBC	March 26, 1989	May 5, 1993	Quantum Leap
CBS	July 12, 1990	July 26, 1995	Northern Exposure
NBC	September 13, 1990	June 3, 2009	Law & Order
NBC	May 11, 1991	May 4, 1996	Sisters
ABC	September 28, 1991	January 11, 1996	The Commish
CBS	January 1, 1993	May 16, 1998	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
NBC	January 31, 1993	May 21, 1999	Homicide: Life on the Street
CBS	April 21, 1993	May 19, 2001	Walker, Texas Ranger
ABC	September 21, 1993	March 1, 2005	NYPD Blue
CBS	October 29, 1993	May 11, 2001	Diagnosis: Murder
CBS	September 18, 1994	May 4, 2000	Chicago Hope
NBC	September 19, 1994	April 2, 2009	ER
CBS	September 21, 1994	April 27, 2003	Touched by an Angel
CBS	March 29, 1996	May 4, 2001	Nash Bridges
CBS	January 3, 1997	April 29, 2005	JAG
ABC	March 4, 1997	May 16, 2004	The Practice
NBC	January 8, 1999	December 20, 2002	Providence
CBS	September 19, 1999	May 3, 2005	Judging Amy
NBC	September 20, 1999	June 2, 2009	Law & Order: SVU
NBC	September 22, 1999	May 14, 2006	The West Wing
NBC	September 23, 1999	May 6, 2005	Third Watch
CBS	October 6, 2000	May 14, 2009	CSI
NBC	September 24, 2001	May 16, 2007	Crossing Jordan
ABC	September 30, 2001	May 22, 2006	Alias
NBC	September 30, 2001	May 21, 2007	Law & Order: Criminal Intent
CBS	September 23, 2002	May 18, 2009	CSI: Miami
CBS	September 26, 2002	May 19, 2009	Without a Trace
NBC	September 22, 2003	February 15, 2008	Las Vegas
CBS	September 23, 2003	May 19, 2009	NCIS
CBS	September 28, 2003	May 10, 2009	Cold Case
ABC	September 22, 2004	May 13, 2009	Lost
CBS	September 22, 2004	May 14, 2009	CSI: NY
ABC	October 3, 2004	December 8, 2008	Boston Legal
ABC	October 3, 2004	May 17, 2009	Desperate Housewives
NBC	January 3, 2005	June 1, 2009	Medium
CBS	January 23, 2005	May 15, 2009	Numbers
ABC	March 27, 2005	May 14, 2009	Grey's Anatomy
Network	Start	End	Series
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Breakdown by network

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—	Total	Network	—
	27	ABC
	39	CBS
	37	NBC
	103	Total
—

Source: TV Guide (July 1965 – June 2009)

References

FOX

The following is a list of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons (by their end date)
on FOX, premiering since its inception in 1986, through June 12, 2009 (excluding all sitcoms and sketch comedies).
Does not include syndication (21 Jump Street's fifth season was syndicated).

(1986–2009)

FOX
—	Start	End	Series	—
	October 4, 1990	May 17, 2000	Beverly Hills, 90210
	July 8, 1992	May 24, 1999	Melrose Place
	September 10, 1993	May 19, 2002	The X-Files
	September 12, 1994	May 3, 2000	Party of Five
	September 8, 1997	May 20, 2002	Ally McBeal
	November 6, 2001	May 18, 2009	24
	November 16, 2004	May 11, 2009	House
—

The CW

The following is a list of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons
on either UPN or The WB. The CW is their successor. (Excludes all sitcoms and sketch comedies).
Does not include syndication. Like the FOX list above, this list also goes through June 12, 2009.

The CW
—	Start	End	Series	—UPN—	The WB	The CW	—
	January 16, 1995	May 23, 2001	Star Trek: Voyager
	August 26, 1996	May 8, 2006	7th Heaven
	March 10, 1997	May 22, 2001	Buffy the Vampire Slayer
	January 20, 1998	May 14, 2003	Dawson's Creek
	October 7, 1998	May 21, 2006	Charmed
	October 5, 1999	May 19, 2004	Angel
	October 5, 2000	May 9, 2006	Gilmore Girls
	October 16, 2001	May 11, 2006	Smallville
—

MNT

MNT
—	none	—
—

ION

ION
—	none	—
—

Color, analog era

1965–66 season through 2008–09 season (June 12, 2009)

The Closer / Major Crimes

Characters who have appeared in ten or more episodes.

—
—	Characters	The Closer Seasons								Major Crimes Seasons							Episodes	—
		1 (2005)	2 (2006)	3 (2007)	4 (2008)	5 (2009)	6 (2010)	7 (2011)		8 (2012)	9 (2013)	10 (2014)	11 (2015)	12 (2016)	13 (2017)	—    —
	Louie Provenza – (G. W. Bailey)															—	214
	Andy Flynn – (Tony Denison)															—	213
	Buzz Watson – (Phillip P. Keene)															—	213
	Michael Tao – (Michael Paul Chan)															—	212
	Julio Sanchez – (Raymond Cruz)															—	210
	Russell Taylor – (Robert Gossett)																159
	Fritz Howard – (Jon Tenney)															—	138
	Sharon Raydor – (Mary McDonnell)																128
	Will Pope – (J. K. Simmons)																109
	Brenda Leigh Johnson – (Kyra Sedgwick)																109
	David Gabriel – (Corey Reynolds)																109
	Dr. Fernando Morales – (Jonathan Del Arco)															—	108
	Rusty Beck – (Graham Patrick Martin)															—	106
	Amy Sykes – (Kearran Giovanni)															—	105
	Kendall – (Ransford Doherty)																79
	D.D.A. Andrea Hobbs – (Kathe Mazur)															—	60
	Irene Daniels – (Gina Ravera)																44
	Gus Wallace – (Rene Rosado)															—	30
	Wes Nolan – (Daniel di Tomasso)															—	20
	D.D.A. Emma Rios – (Nadine Velazquez)																18
	Leo Mason – (Leonard Roberts)															—	16
	Willie Ray Johnson – (Frances Sternhagen)																15
	Chuck Cooper – (Malcolm-Jamal Warner)																15
	Clay Johnson – (Barry Corbin)																13
	Dr. Joe Bowman – (Bill Brochtrup)																13
	Tactical Flight Officer – (Steve Roussell)															—	13
	Camila Paige – (Jessica Meraz)															—	13
	Dr. Crippen – (James Avery)																11
	Patrice Perry – (Dawnn Lewis)															—	11
	Sharon Beck – (Ever Carradine)																10
	Dr. Fernando Morales – (Jonathan Del Arco)																Dr. Fernando Morales – (Jonathan Del Arco)
—

Note: Billy Burke as Phillip Stroh, appeared in eight episodes total.
A checkmark denotes character completed season run.

Cola wars

—			—
—	The Coca-Cola Company	—	—	PepsiCo	—
	1886 – Coca-Cola – (Coke)			1893 – Pepsi-Cola – (Pepsi)
	1982 – Diet Coke			1964 – Diet Pepsi
	1983 – Caffeine-Free Coke			1982 – Caffeine-Free Pepsi
	1983 – Caffeine-Free Diet Coke			1982 – Caffeine-Free Diet Pepsi
	1985 – Cherry Coke			1988 – Cherry Pepsi
	1986 – Diet Cherry Coke			1989 – Diet Cherry Pepsi
—			—

• "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Diet Coke "Just for the Taste of It" on YouTube Introducing, Diet Coke! You're goona drink it, Just for the taste of it. Living good with Diet Coke! This is the one from Coca-Cola, You're gonna taste with just one calorie. Just for the taste of it, Diet Coke! — "Just for the Taste of It", ©1982 Coca-Cola

DietPepsi "Now You See It, Now You Don't" on YouTube Now you see it, Now you don't. Here you have it, Here you won't. Oh, Diet Pepsi, One small calorie. Now you see it, Now you don't. That great Pepsi taste, Diet Pepsi won't go to your waist. So, now you see it, Now you don't. Oh, Diet Pepsi, One small calorie. Now you see it, Now you don't. — "Now You See It, Now You Don't", ©1980 PepsiCo

Particle physics

Standard Model

• Template:Standard model of physics
• Template:Particles

User:Discographer/Books/Classical elements

Classical elements             Earth  - (Solid)            Fire   - (Plasma)           Water  - (Liquid)           Air    - (Gas)                     -                 States of matter               Solid  - (Earth)            Plasma - (Fire)             Liquid - (Water)            Gas    - (Air)

(Shown in old-school green screen format.)

East–West Schism

Great East–West Schism of 1054.

Yugoslav Wars

31 March 1991 – 12 November 2001

Yugoslavia
Name	Capital city	Flag	Coat of arms	Location
Slovenia	Ljubljana
Croatia	Zagreb
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srpska	Sarajevo Banja Luka
Serbia Vojvodina Kosovo	Belgrade Novi Sad Pristina
Montenegro	Podgorica
North Macedonia	Skopje

Balkans

• Hungary
• Romania
• Moldova
• Bulgaria
• Turkey
• Greece
• Albania

See also

• Yugoslav war crimes
• List of people indicted in the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia

Yugoslav First League and succession

Yugoslav First League – timeline succession

SFR Yugoslavia
SR Slovenia	Yugoslav First League (1946–1992)	Slovenian PrvaLiga (1992–present)			Slovenia
SR Croatia		HNL (1992–present)			Croatia
SR Bosnia and Herzegovina		First League of Herzeg-Bosnia (1992–2000)	Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2000–present)		Bosnia and Herzegovina
		N/FSBiH (1992–2000)
→   Republika Srpska		First League of the Republika Srpska (1992–2000)
SR Montenegro		First League of FR Yugoslavia (1992–2002)	First League of Serbia and Montenegro (2002–2006)	Montenegrin First League (2006–present)	Montenegro
SR Serbia				Serbian SuperLiga (2006–present)	Serbia
→   SAP Vojvodina / Vojvodina		→ (1992–2006)
→   Kosovo and Metohija		→ (1992–2016)		Football Superleague of Kosovo (2016–present)	Kosovo
SR Macedonia		Macedonian First League (1992–present)			North Macedonia
Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia ... and ... succession

1945–present
—	1945–1992	SFR Yugoslavia	Yugoslav First League	—
	1992–2006	FR Yugoslavia	Serbian First League
	Since 2006	Serbia	Serbian SuperLiga
—

Main clubs

• Red Star – (SD Crvena Zvezda)
• Partizan – (JSD Partizan)
• Vojvodina – (SD Vojvodina)

◇ Thracia

• ◇ Northern Thracia, Southern Bulgaria, Bulgaria
• ◇ Western Thracia, Eastern Macedonia and Thracia, Greece
• ◇ Eastern Thracia, Marmara Region, Turkey
• ◇ Southern Thracia

World Wars (I, II, III)

Template:Unicode chart Number Forms

Text

• WWI → WWI
• WWII → WWII
• WWIII → WWIII

Code

• WWI → WWI
• WWII → WWII
• WWIII → WWIII

Mono

• WWI → WWI
• WWII → WWII
• WWIII → WWIII

Mono-adjust

• WWI → WWI
• WWII → WWII
• WWIII → WWIII

Roman

• WWI → WWI
• WWII → WWII
• WWIII → WWIII

Also

• WWI → WWI

• WWII → WWII

• WWIII → WWIII

Roundels

Roundel	Country	Air Force
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
◎	NATO	Allied Air Command
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
	Albania	Albanian Air Force
	Belgium	Belgian Air Component
	Bulgaria	Bulgarian Air Force
	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force
	Croatia	Croatian Air Force
	Czech Republic	Czech Air Force
	Denmark	Royal Danish Air Force
?	Estonia	Estonian Air Force
	Finland	Finnish Air Force
	France	French Air and Space Force
—	Germany	German Air Force
	Greece	Hellenic Air Force
	Hungary	Hungarian Air Force
	Iceland	–(none)–
	Italy	Italian Air Force
	Latvia	Latvian Air Force
—	Lithuania	Lithuanian Air Force
	Luxembourg	–(none)–
	Montenegro	Montenegrin Air Force
	Netherlands	Royal Netherlands Air Force
	North Macedonia	North Macedonia Air Brigade
	Norway	Royal Norwegian Air Force
?	Poland	Polish Air Force
	Portugal	Portuguese Air Force
	Romania	Romanian Air Force
	Slovakia	Slovak Air Force
	Slovenia	Slovenian Air Force and Air Defence
	Spain	Spanish Air and Space Force
	Sweden	Swedish Air Force
	Turkey	Turkish Air Force
	United Kingdom	Royal Air Force
	United States	United States Air Force

 Some EU NATO roundels (and Albania)

 RAF roundels

 Similar roundels

 —

EU / EFTA members not in NATO

Roundel	Country	Air Force
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
◎	Non-NATO	Non-Allied Air Command
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
	Austria	Austrian Air Force
	Cyprus	Cyprus Air Forces
	Ireland	Irish Air Corps
—	Liechtenstein	–(none)–
	Malta	Maltese Air Wing
	Switzerland	Swiss Air Force

European member states of NATO not in the EU or EFTA

• Albania – (see Accession of Albania to the European Union)
• Montenegro
• North Macedonia
• Turkey
• United Kingdom

NATO summit

EU candidate countries

• Albania
• Bosnia and Herzegovina
• Georgia
• Kosovo
• Moldova
• Montenegro
• North Macedonia
• Serbia
• Turkey
• Ukraine

Euro-Atlantic

—
—	European Union	←→	NATO	—
	High Representative	Span	Secretary General
	Jürgen Trumpf	1994–1999	Javier Solana
	Javier Solana	1999–2004	George Robertson
	Javier Solana	2004–2009	Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
	Catherine Ashton	2009–2014	Anders Fogh Rasmussen
	Federica Mogherini	2014–2019	Jens Stoltenberg
	Josep Borrell	2019–2024	Jens Stoltenberg
	Kaja Kallas	2024–2029	Mark Rutte
—

Europe

EU
Name	European Union	Euronomic Area	Schengen Area → (V4)	€urozone Area
Austria	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Belgium	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bulgaria	Yes	Yes	No (awaiting vote)	No (lev)
Croatia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cyprus	Yes	Yes	No (Cyprus dispute)	Yes
Czech Republic	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (koruna)
Denmark	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (krone)
Estonia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Finland	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
France	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Germany	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Greece	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hungary	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (forint)
Iceland	No (EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No (króna)
Ireland	Yes	Yes	No (CTA)	Yes
Italy	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Latvia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Liechtenstein	No (EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No (franc)
Lithuania	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Luxembourg	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Malta	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Netherlands	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Norway	No (EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No (krone)
Poland	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (złoty)
Portugal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Romania	Yes	Yes	No (awaiting vote)	No (leu)
Slovakia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Slovenia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spain	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sweden	Yes	Yes	Yes	No (krona)
Switzerland	No (EFTA)	No (non-EEA)	Yes	No (franc)
—

Non-EU / EFTA (not shown above)

Albania
Andorra (€uro)
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Moldova
Monaco (€uro)
Montenegro (€uro)
North Macedonia
Russia
San Marino (€uro)
Serbia
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Vatican City (€uro)

... and all the rest

Abkhazia
Artsakh
Kosovo (€uro)
Northern Cyprus
South Ossetia
Transnistria

etc.

Donetsk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic

Post-Soviet states

USSR → CIS
CIS member republics
→ Russia
→ Belarus
→ Armenia
→ Azerbaijan
→ Kazakhstan
→ Kyrgyzstan
→ Moldova
→ Tajikistan
→ Uzbekistan
Associate CIS member republics
→ Turkmenistan
Former CIS member republics
→ Georgia
→ Ukraine
Non-CIS member republics
→ Estonia
→ Latvia
→ Lithuania
Unrecognized breakaway states
Chechnya
Crimea
Gagauzia
Nakhchivan
Talysh-Mughan
Tatarstan
Separatist conflicts
Abkhazia
Artsakh
South Ossetia
Transnistria
Donetsk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic

On-going current events; changes may occur.

—

Northern Ireland
Ireland	—	United Kingdom
Ireland's claim by right: Island of Ireland	—	United Kingdom's claim by right: Ethnic majority (Northern Ireland)

—

Northern Cyprus
Cyprus	—	Northern Cyprus
Greece's claim by right: Island of Cyprus	—	Turkey's claim by right: Ethnic majority (Northern Cyprus)

—

Crimea
Autonomous Republic of Crimea	—	Republic of Crimea
Ukraine's claim by right: Isthmus of Perekop	—	Russia's claim by right: Ethnic majority

Notes

Royal Armed Forces

—
—	Country	Navy	Army	Air Force	Armed Forces	—
	Canada	Royal Canadian Navy	Royal Canadian Army	Royal Canadian Air Force	Canadian Armed Forces
	Denmark	Royal Danish Navy	Royal Danish Army	Royal Danish Air Force	Danish Armed Forces *
	Netherlands	Royal Netherlands Navy *	Royal Netherlands Army *	Royal Netherlands Air Force *	Netherlands Armed Forces *
	Norway	Royal Norwegian Navy	Royal Norwegian Army	Royal Norwegian Air Force	Norwegian Armed Forces
	United Kingdom	Royal Navy	Royal Army	Royal Air Force	British Armed Forces
—

MiG/Sukhoi

—
—	MiG-01	Su-01	—
	MiG-03	Su-03
	MiG-05	Su-05
	MiG-07	Su-07
	MiG-09	Su-09
	MiG-11	Su-11
	MiG-13	Su-13
	MiG-15	Su-15
	MiG-17	Su-17
	MiG-19	Su-19
	MiG-21	Su-21
	MiG-23	Su-23
	MiG-25	Su-25
	MiG-27	Su-27
	MiG-29	Su-29
	MiG-31	Su-31
	MiG-33	Su-33
	MiG-35	Su-35
	MiG-37	Su-37
	MiG-39	Su-39
	MiG-41	Su-41
—

  List of Mikoyan aircraft
  List of Sukhoi aircraft

a MiG a → Amiga

• / – a MiG a
• / – a mig, eh?
• / – Amiga ◆

Amiga

—
—		—
—

Eastern Europe / Eastern Bloc

East European state-owned record labels

Eastern Europe

(In the former Eastern Bloc)

East European state-owned record labels
—	GDR	Amiga	Discogs	~45cat~	(East) Berlin	—
	PRL	Polskie Nagrania	Discogs	~45cat~	Warsaw
	URS	Melodiya	Discogs	~45cat~	Moscow
	TCH	Supraphon	Discogs	~45cat~	Prague
	HUN	Hungaroton	Discogs	~45cat~	Budapest
	RSR	Electrecord	Discogs	~45cat~	Bucharest
	ALB	RTSH	Discogs	~45cat~	Tirana
	YUG	PGP-RTB	Discogs	~45cat~	Belgrade
	PRB	Balkanton	Discogs	~45cat~	Sofia
—

National Figure Skating Championships

(In the former Eastern Bloc)

Eastern Bloc
—	Championship		Place	Capital	—
		Albanian	Albania	Tirana
		Bulgarian	Bulgaria	Sofia
		Czechoslovak	Czechoslovakia	Prague
		East German	East Germany	East Berlin
		Hungarian	Hungary	Budapest
		Polish	Poland	Warsaw
		Romanian	Romania	Bucharest
		Soviet	Soviet Union	Moscow
		Yugoslav	Yugoslavia	Belgrade
·

Former National Figure Skating Championships

• Czechoslovakia
• East Germany
• Soviet Union
• Yugoslavia

UEFA leagues

Top-level primary association football leagues —

Eastern Europe

~Past~

—
—

~Present~

—
—

(former Eastern Bloc / present successor states)

1945–present
—							—
	East Germany	1949–1990	East Germany	DDR-Oberliga	(East) Berlin
		Since 1990	Germany	Bundesliga
	Poland	1947–1989	Polish People's Republic	Ekstraklasa	Warsaw
		Since 1989	Poland
	Soviet Union	1945–1991	Soviet Union	Soviet Top League	Moscow
		Since 1991	Russia	Russian Premier League
	Czechoslovakia	1948–1990	Czechoslovak Socialist Republic	Czechoslovak First League	Prague
		1990–1992	Czechoslovak Federative Republic
		Since 1993	Czechia	Czech First League
	Hungary	1949–1989	Hungarian People's Republic	Nemzeti Bajnokság I	Budapest
		Since 1989	Hungary
	Romania	1947–1989	Socialist Republic of Romania	Divizia A	Bucharest
		1989–1990	National Salvation Front (Romania)
		1990–2006	Romania
		Since 2006	Romania	Liga I
	Albania	1946–1992	People's Socialist Republic of Albania	Kategoria Superiore	Tirana
		Since 1992	Albania
	Yugoslavia	1945–1992	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Yugoslav First League	Belgrade
		1992–2006	Serbia	Serbian First League
		Since 2006	Serbia	Serbian SuperLiga
	Bulgaria	1946–1990	People's Republic of Bulgaria	Bulgarian Parva Liga	Sofia
		Since 1990	Bulgaria
—

Seasons

Seasons
—	DEU	POL	CZE	HUN	ROU	ALB	SRB	BGR	—
	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71
	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72
	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73
	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74
	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75
	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76
	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77
	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78
	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79
	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80
	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81
	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82
	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83
	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84
	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85
	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86
	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87
	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88
	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89
	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90
	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91
	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92
	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93
	DEU	POL	CZE	HUN	ROU	ALB	SRB	BGR
—

Soviet seasons

RUS
—	1970	1971	1972	1973	1974	—
	1975	1976	1976	1977	1978
	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983
	1984	1985	1986	1987	1988
	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993
RUS

Past → Present

~Past~

—
—	GDR	PRL	URS	—
	TCH	HUN	RSR
	ALB	YUG	PRB
—

~Present~

—
—	DEU	POL	RUS	—
	CZE	HUN	ROU
	ALB	SRB	BGR
—

Eastern Bloc

(former Eastern Bloc / present successor states)

—
—	GDR	East Germany	(East) Berlin	Germany	DEU	—
	PRL	Poland	Warsaw	Poland	POL
	URS	Soviet Union	Moscow	Russia	RUS
	TCH	Czechoslovakia	Prague	Czechia	CZE
	HUN	Hungary	Budapest	Hungary	HUN
	RSR	Romania	Bucharest	Romania	ROU
	ALB	Albania	Tirana	Albania	ALB
	YUG	Yugoslavia	Belgrade	Serbia	SRB
	PRB	Bulgaria	Sofia	Bulgaria	BGR
—

(shown in geographical order)

Dark Days

—
—	·	Place	Capital	Party				—
	GDR	East Germany	East Berlin		SED	Socialist Unity Party of Germany
	PRL	Poland	Warsaw		PZPR	Polish United Workers' Party
	URS	Soviet Union	Moscow		CPSU	Communist Party of the Soviet Union
	TCH	Czechoslovakia	Prague		KSČ	Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
	HUN	Hungary	Budapest		MSZMP	Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
	RSR	Romania	Bucharest		PCR	Romanian Communist Party
	ALB	Albania	Tirana		PPSh	Party of Labour of Albania
	YUG	Yugoslavia	Belgrade		SKJ	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
	PRB	Bulgaria	Sofia		BKP	Bulgarian Communist Party
—

Warsaw Pact

WP Ops

• GIUK gap
• Belfort Gap
• Operation Danube
• Operation Rhine
• Inner German border
• Fulda Gap
• Focșani Gate
• Suwałki Gap

Propaganda in East Germany

• Deutscher Fernsehfunk – (official state television broadcaster)
• Aktuelle Kamera – (official state television newscast)
• Der schwarze Kanal – (official state television political show)
• Neues Deutschland – (official state newspaper)

Template: Habsburg family tree

See here → House of Habsburg
Category:House of Habsburg
Category:Habsburg monarchy

(10 Apr 1232 – 20 Oct 1740)

Imperial House of Japan

See → Imperial House of Japan

—

 Post-Edo period 

Imperial House of Japan
—										—
		Emperor			Era			Empress
		Emperor Meiji			Meiji			(Imperial Concubine)
		Emperor Taishō			Taishō			Empress Teimei
		Emperor Shōwa			Shōwa			Empress Kōjun
		Emperor Heisei			Heisei			Empress Michiko
		Crown Prince Akishino						Crown Princess Akishino
		Prince Hisahito
		—			—			—
Imperial House of Japan

Using no spacing

Using<no<spacing
Apostrophe:
Example:

D’ARTAGNAN – (no)

DARTAGNAN – (yes)

Hyphen:
Example:

MARIE-ELISE – (no)

MARIE<ELISE – (yes)

Comma:
Example:

ERIKSSON, ANNA MARIA – (no)

ERIKSSON<<ANNA<MARIA – (yes)

Comma:
Example:

ANNA, MARIA – (no)

ANNA<MARIA – (yes)

Azkaban

Not to be confused with Abkhazia and Azerbaijan, as shown above, and also Abakan and Ashgabat.

Ancestors of Delphini Riddle
Thomas Riddle Mary Riddle Marvolo Gaunt Mother Gaunt Pollux Black Irma Crabbe (?) Father Rosier (?) (?) Mother Rosier (?) Tom Riddle Merope Gaunt Cygnus Black Druella Rosier Tom Riddle Bellatrix Black Delphini Riddle

Note: Should Rosier be Vinda Rosier's married name rather than her own maiden name, then Vinda may possibly be the mother of Druella Rosier. Then again, Rosier could also
be Druella's mother's maiden name, as Druella's true surname may be hidden from usage, implying that she is an illegitimate daughter, i.e. the daughter of Gellert Grindelwald.
If this were to be the case in regards to the latter, then Delphi is therefore descended from the Wizarding World's two most powerful Dark Wizards, Grindelwald and Voldemort.
Upcoming Fantastic Beasts films may reveal more information, whether Rosier is Druella's maiden name or her mother's maiden name, and the possible identity of her father.

Arsène Lupin

1. Arsène Lupin ∞ ?
2. Arsène Lupin II ∞ ?
3. Arsène Lupin III ∞ Fujiko Mine
4. Arsène Lupin IV

Home video game consoles

Major console developers

Developer	Generation
	First	Second	Third	Fourth	Fifth	Sixth	Seventh	Eighth	Ninth
Atari		2600 5200	7800	—	Jaguar
Sega			SG-1000 Master System	Genesis	Saturn	Dreamcast
Nintendo			NES	SNES	Nintendo 64	GameCube	Wii	Wii U	TBD
Sony					PlayStation	PlayStation 2	PlayStation 3	PlayStation 4	PlayStation 5
Microsoft						Xbox	Xbox 360	Xbox One	Xbox Series X

Release date timeline

Key:
 Atari 
 Sega 
 Nintendo 
 Sony 
 Microsoft 

Gen.	Console	Date
1	—	—
2	Atari 2600	NA: September 11, 1977
	Atari 5200	NA: November 1982
3	Sega SG-1000	JP: July 15, 1983
	Nintendo NES	JP: July 15, 1983
	Sega Master System	JP: October 20, 1985
	Atari 7800	NA: May 1986
4	Sega Genesis	JP: October 29, 1988
	Nintendo SNES	JP: November 21, 1990
5	Atari Jaguar	NA: November 15, 1993
	Sega Saturn	JP: November 22, 1994
	Sony PlayStation	JP: December 3, 1994
	Nintendo 64	JP: June 23, 1996
6	Sega Dreamcast	JP: November 27, 1998
	Sony PlayStation 2	JP: March 4, 2000
	Nintendo GameCube	JP: September 14, 2001
	Microsoft Xbox	NA: November 15, 2001
7	Microsoft Xbox 360	NA: November 22, 2005
	Sony PlayStation 3	JP: November 11, 2006
	Nintendo Wii	NA: November 19, 2006
8	Nintendo Wii U	NA: November 18, 2012
	Sony PlayStation 4	NA: November 15, 2013
	Microsoft Xbox One	NA: November 22, 2013
9	Microsoft Xbox Series X	NA: November 10, 2020
	Sony PlayStation 5	NA: November 12, 2020
	Nintendo TBA

Video game console
9			Nintendo	Sony	Microsoft	9
8						8
7						7
6		Sega				6
5	Atari					5
4						4
3						3
2						2
1						1
Home video game console

Consoles
—		Nintendo	Sony	Microsoft
Atari	Sega
→	→	→	→	→

Warner Atari

Warner Communications

(1976–1984)

CEO and COO

• Steven Jay Ross – CEO
• Emanuel Gerard – COO

Atari, Inc.

(1976–1984)

CEOs

• 1976–1979 – Nolan Bushnell
• 1979–1983 – Ray Kassar
• 1983–1984 – James J. Morgan

Their boss was Emanuel ("Manny") Gerard, who, as one of four members of Warner's
Office of the President, was the overseer of Atari from 1976–1984, the start to the end.

Source: Click → HERE

The person who put this [source] together (Michael D. Current), shit, damn good job!!!

Atari Corporation

• July 1, 1984 – Jack Tramiel's company, Tramel Technology, Ltd, buys Atari from Warner Communications, with TTL renamed as Atari Corporation.

(See successive companies for continuation)

Ray Kassar

Evil "Yar" boss

Yars' Revenge

ЯAƧƧAꓘ YAЯ

RAY KASSAR

RAY = YAR

KASSAR = RAZAK

"Yar" and "Razak", somewhat spelled backwards (the two "s" letters changed to a single "z" letter), is "Ray Kassar" (Atari CEO, 1979–1983)

Atari mini-comic books

(As published by DC Comics in the early 1980s)

Atari Age
—	Yars' Revenge	—	Atari Force	—	Swordquest	—	Centipede	—
	Yars' Revenge (The Qotile Ultimatum!)		Defender				Centipede
					Earthworld
			Berzerk
					Fireworld
			Star Raiders
					Waterworld
			Phoenix
					Airworld
			Galaxian
Atari Age

Atari Age
—	Yars' Revenge	—	Atari Force	—	Swordquest	—	Centipede	—
	Yars' Revenge		Defender				Centipede
					Earthworld
			Berzerk
					Fireworld
			Star Raiders
					Waterworld
			Phoenix
					Airworld
			Galaxian
Atari Age

Atari

Atari, Inc.
Arcade	Video

Atari 2600

Atari, Inc.

(Pre-July 1984)

List of Atari 2600 games
Date	No.	Game
March 1980	C01	Adventure
September 1977	C02	Air-Sea Battle
August 1981	C03	Asteroids
November 1979	C04	Backgammon
April 1980	C05	BASIC Programming
October 1978	C06	Basketball
March 1979	C07	Bowling
October 1978	C08	Brain Games
October 1978	C09	Breakout
March 1979	C10	Canyon Bomber
March 1979	C11	Casino
July 1980	C12	Circus Atari
October 1978	C13	Codebreaker
August 1977	C14	Combat
October 1978	C15	Concentration
September 1980	C16	Dodge 'Em
March 1979	C17	Football
July 1980	C18	Golf
October 1978	C19	Hangman
October 1978	C20	Home Run
March 1979	C21	Human Cannonball
September 1977	C22	Indy 500
September 1980	C23	Maze Craze
April 1981	C24	Missile Command
July 1980	C25	Night Driver
March 1981	C26	Othello
October 1978	C27	Outlaw
February 1981	C28	Pelé's Soccer
March 1979	C29	Sky Diver
October 1978	C30	Slot Racers
March 1980	C31	Space Invaders
October 1978	C32	Space War
September 1977	C33	Surround
September 1977	C34	Street Racer
September 1979	C35	Superman
July 1980	C36	3-D Tic-Tac-Toe
September 1980	C37	Video Checkers
November 1979	C38	Video Chess
September 1977	C39	Video Olympics
April 1981	C40	Video Pinball
July 1981	C41	Warlords
October 1981	C42	Super Breakout
February 1982	C43	Haunted House
March 1982	C44	Pac-Man
May 1982	C45	Yars' Revenge
June 1982	C46	Defender
July 1982	C47	Math Gran Prix
July 1982	C48	Demons to Diamonds
August 1982	C49	Berzerk
September 1982	C50	Star Raiders
October 1982	C51	SwordQuest: EarthWorld
October 1982	C52	SwordQuest: FireWorld
	C53
	C54
	C55
October 1982	C56	RealSports Baseball
October 1982	C57	RealSports Volleyball
December 1982	C58	RealSports Football
	C59
	C60
December 1982	C61	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
	C62
	C63
	C64
December 1982	C65	Raiders of the Lost Ark
	C66
	C67
December 1982	C68	Crazy Climber
December 1982	C69	Vanguard
February 1983	C70	Phoenix
April 1983	C71	Ms. Pac-Man
April 1983	C72	Galaxian
April 1983	C73	Centipede
April 1983	C74	RealSports Tennis
April 1983	C75	RealSports Soccer
	C76
	C77
	C78
	C79
June 1983	C80	Atari Video Cube
July 1983	C81	Kangaroo
July 1983	C82	Jungle Hunt
August 1983	C83	Krull
August 1983	C84	BattleZone
August 1983	C85	Pole Position
October 1983	C86	SwordQuest: WaterWorld
October 1983	C87	Dig Dug
October 1983	C88	Gravitar
October 1983	C89	Joust
October 1983	C90	Moon Patrol
November 1983	C91	Alpha Beam with Ernie
November 1983	C92	Sorcerer's Apprentice
November 1983	C93	Cookie Monster Munch
November 1983	C94	Snoopy and the Red Baron
November 1983	C95	Big Bird's Egg Catch
November 1983	C96	Pigs in Space
December 1983	C97	Quadrun
December 1983	C98	Mario Bros.
	C99
—	D00	—
	E01
	E02
June 1984	E03	Stargate
	E04
September 1977		Basic Math
September 1977		Blackjack
April 1984		Crystal Castles
October 1978		Flag Capture
July 1984		Gremlins
March 1984		Millipede
March 1979		Miniature Golf
1983		Obelix
March 1984		Oscar's Trash Race
May 1984		Pengo
March 1979		Slot Machine
September 1977		Star Ship
1984		SwordQuest: AirWorld
April 1984		Taz

Activision

(Pre-July 1984)

Activision games for the Atari 2600
Date	No.	Game
August 1980	001	Dragster
August 1980	002	Boxing
August 1980	003	Checkers
August 1980	004	Fishing Derby
December 1980	005	Skiing
December 1980	006	Bridge
March 1981	007	Tennis
March 1981	008	Laser Blast
July 1981	009	Freeway
July 1981	010	Kaboom!
December 1981	011	Stampede
December 1981	012	Ice Hockey
March 1982	013	Barnstorming
March 1982	014	Grand Prix
May 1982	015	Chopper Command
June 1982	016	Starmaster
September 1982	017	Megamania
September 1982	018	Pitfall!
November 1982	019	Sky Jinks
December 1982	020	River Raid
January 1983	021	Spider Fighter
February 1983	022	Seaquest
April 1983	023	Oink!
May 1983	024	Dolphin
May 1983	025	Keystone Kapers
May 1983	026	Enduro
May 1983	027	Plaque Attack
June 1983	028	Robot Tank
July 1983	029	Crackpots
August 1983	030	Decathlon
October 1983	031	Frostbite
October 1983	032	Pressure Cooker
November 1983	033	Space Shuttle
February 1984	034	Private Eye
March 1984	035	Pitfall II
March 1984	036	H.E.R.O.
June 1984	037	Beamrider
1985	038	Cosmic Commuter

Atari 5200

Atari, Inc.

(Pre-July 1984)

List of Atari 5200 games
Year	No.	Game
1982	G01	Galaxian
1982	G02	Missile Command
1982	G03	Space Invaders
1982	G04	Star Raiders
1983	G05	RealSports Soccer
1983	G06	Pac-Man
1982	G07	Defender
1983	G08	RealSports Football
1983	G09	Centipede
1982	G10	Countermeasure
1983	G11	RealSports Baseball
1983	G12	RealSports Tennis
1983	G13	Vanguard
1982	G14	Qix
1982	G15	Super Breakout
1983	G16	Pole Position
1983	G17	Space Dungeon
1983	G18	Jungle Hunt
1983	G19	Kangaroo
1983	G20	Ms. Pac-Man
1983	G21	Moon Patrol
1983	G22	Joust
1983	G23	Dig Dug
1983	G24	Mario Bros.
1983	G25	Pengo
1983	G26	Robotron: 2084
1983	G27	Berzerk
1983	G28	Millipede

Activision

(Pre-July 1984)

Activision games for the Atari 5200
Year	No.	Game
1983	001	Kaboom!
1983	002	River Raid
1983	003	Megamania
1984	004	Pitfall!
1984	005	The Dreadnaught Factor
1984	006	Keystone Kapers
1984	007	H.E.R.O.
1983	008	Decathlon
1983	009	Beamrider
1984	010	Zenji
1984	011	Pitfall II
1983	012	Space Shuttle

Atari 7800

Atari, Inc.

(Post-July 1984)

List of Atari 7800 games
Year	No.	Game
—	—	—

References

(Post-July 1984)

Absolute (Activision) games for the Atari 7800
Year	No.	Game
1989	039	Kung-Fu Master
198?	040	—
1989	041	Title Match Pro-Wrestling
1988	042	Skate Boardin'
1989	043	Commando
1988	044	F-18 Hornet
1989	045	Pete Rose Baseball
1989	046	Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator
1988	047	Super Skateboardin'
1988	048	River Raid II

Activision

(Post-July 1984)

Activision games for the Atari 7800
Year	No.	Game
1989	049	Rampage
1989	050	Double Dragon

Atari 10400 → Atari Jaguar

Atari, Inc.

(Post-July 1984)

List of Atari Jaguar games
Year	No.	Game
—	—	—

Activision

(Post-July 1984)

Activision games for the Atari Jaguar
Year	No.	Game
—	—	—

No (video game) articles

Activision games for the Atari 2600

(with link possibilities)

003 – Checkers

• Checkers (Atari 2600 video game)
• Checkers (1980 video game)

006 – Bridge

• Bridge (video game)
• Bridge (Atari 2600 video game)
• Bridge (1980 video game)

Atari adaptations

Film-to-game

List of video games based on films
—				—
	Film	Game	System
	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial (1982)	2600
	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)	Raiders of the Lost Ark (1982)
	Krull (1983)	Krull (1983)
	Gremlins (1984)	Gremlins (1984)
	Film	Game	System
	—	—	5200
	Film	Game	System
	Wheels on Meals (1984)	Kung-Fu Master (1989)	7800 ^
	Film	Game	System
	Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1993)	Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story (1994)	Jaguar
	White Men Can't Jump (1992)	White Men Can't Jump (1995)
—

—

Game-to-film

List of films based on video games
—				—
	System	Game	Film
	2600	—	—
	System	Game	Film
	5200	—	—
	System	Game	Film
	7800 ^	Rampage (1989)	Rampage (2018)
		Double Dragon (1989)	Double Dragon (1994)
	System	Game	Film
	Jaguar	—	—
—

Does not include arcade games.

List of Atari arcade games

33 total – (01 July 1979 – 30 June 1984)

Year	Month	Title
1979	Aug	Lunar Lander
	Nov	Asteroids
1980	Apr	Atari Soccer
	Apr	Monte Carlo
	Jun	Missile Command
1980	Nov	Battlezone
1981	Apr	Asteroids Deluxe
1981	Apr	Warlords
1981	May	Red Baron
1981	Jul	Centipede
1981	Oct	Tempest
1982	Feb	Space Duel
1982	Apr	Dig Dug
	Jun	Kangaroo
1982	Aug	Gravitar
1982	Nov	Popeye
1982	Nov	Millipede
	Nov	Liberator
1982	Nov	Quantum
1982	Nov	Pole Position
1983	Feb	Xevious
1983	Feb	Black Widow
1983	Mar	Food Fight
	May	Star Wars
	May	Arabian
	Jun	Dragon's Lair
1983	Jul	Crystal Castles
1983	Nov	Pole Position II
1984	Jan	Major Havoc
1984	Jan	Firefox
	Feb	Cloak & Dagger
1984	Apr	Space Ace
1984	Jun	I, Robot

Year	Month	Title	Developer
1982	Apr	Dig Dug	Namco
	Jun	Kangaroo	Sun Electronics
	Nov	Popeye	Nintendo
	Nov	Pole Position	Namco
1983	Feb	Xevious	Namco
	Mar	Food Fight	General Computer Corporation
	May	Star Wars	Atari – (Lucasfilm Games)
	May	Arabian	Sun Electronics
	Jun	Dragon's Lair	Advanced Microcomputer Systems
	Nov	Pole Position II	Namco
1984	Apr	Space Ace	Advanced Microcomputer Systems

Raster display
Year	Month	Title
1980	Apr	Atari Soccer
	Apr	Monte Carlo
	Jun	Missile Command
1981	Apr	Warlords
	Jul	Centipede
1982	Nov	Millipede
	Nov	Liberator
1983	Jul	Crystal Castles
1984	Jan	Firefox
	Feb	Cloak & Dagger
	Jun	I, Robot

Vector display
Year	Month	Title
1979	Aug	Lunar Lander
	Nov	Asteroids
1980	Nov	Battlezone
1981	Apr	Asteroids Deluxe
	May	Red Baron
	Oct	Tempest
1982	Feb	Space Duel
	Aug	Gravitar
	Nov	Quantum
1983	Feb	Black Widow
1984	Jan	Major Havoc

Tornado / Typhoon / Tempest

• Tornado
• Typhoon
• Tempest

Major arcade/video game parent companies

Controlling ownership

• Embracer Group
• Square Enix
• Bandai Namco
• Scientific Games
• EA
• Activision Blizzard
• Atari SA
• AT&T
• Sega
• Nintendo
• Sony
• Microsoft

(update sometime)

Market share of personal computer vendors

• 1991–1993 – IBM
• 1994–2000 – Compaq
• 2001–2001 – Dell
• 2002–2002 – HP
• 2003–2006 – Dell
• 2007–2012 – HP
• 2013–2016 – Lenovo
• 2017–2017 – HP
• 2018–20–– – Lenovo

(update sometime)

Quantum computing

• IBM Quantum System One
• IBM Quantum System Two

IBM Quantum Platform

• IBM Canary
• IBM Albatross
• IBM Penguin
• IBM Falcon
• IBM Hummingbird
• IBM Eagle
• IBM Osprey
• IBM Condor
• IBM Heron
• IBM Flamingo
• IBM Crossbill
• IBM Kookaburra
• IBM Cockatoo
• IBM Starling
• IBM Blue jay

AI

Virtual assistants

AI
Virtual assistants
Apple	Amazon	Google	Samsung	Microsoft
Siri	Alexa	Assistant	Bixby	Copilot
(2011)	(2014)	(2016)	(2017)	(2023)
Category:Virtual assistants

Bell System

Bell

Bell System

BCE

AT&T

Lumen

Apollo — Brightspeed

Verizon

Category:Bell System

—
—	Bell	—
—

DTMF

—
—	—			—
	Bell
	1	ABC 2	DEF 3
	GHI 4	JKL 5	NMO 6
	PQRS 7	TUV 8	WXYZ 9
	*	OPER 0	#
	—
—

—
—	—			—
	—
	Bell
	1	ABC 2	DEF 3
	GHI 4	JKL 5	NMO 6
	PQRS 7	TUV 8	WXYZ 9
	*	OPER 0	#
	—
—

Bell Canada

Bell Aliant (ATLTel) (Atlantic Canada)
NBTel (NBTel) (NB)	MT&T (NSTel) (NS)	IslandTel (PETel) (PE)	NewTel (NLTel) (NL)

Atlantic Canada

Atlantic Bell

—
—							—
		(ACTel) (Atlantic Canada)
		NBTel (NBTel) (New Brunswick)	MT&T (NSTel) (Nova Scotia)	IslandTel (PETel) (Prince Edward Island)	NewTel (NLTel) (Newfoundland and Labrador)
—

See here

Time change in North America

USA and Canada

Time change in North America
	30 Apr	1967	29 Oct		05 Apr	1987	25 Oct		11 Mar	2007	04 Nov		14 Mar	2027	07 Nov
	28 Apr	1968	27 Oct		03 Apr	1988	30 Oct		09 Mar	2008	02 Nov		12 Mar	2028	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1969	26 Oct		02 Apr	1989	29 Oct		08 Mar	2009	01 Nov		11 Mar	2029	04 Nov
	26 Apr	1970	25 Oct		01 Apr	1990	28 Oct		14 Mar	2010	07 Nov		10 Mar	2030	03 Nov
	25 Apr	1971	31 Oct		07 Apr	1991	27 Oct		13 Mar	2011	06 Nov		09 Mar	2031	02 Nov
	30 Apr	1972	29 Oct		05 Apr	1992	25 Oct		11 Mar	2012	04 Nov		14 Mar	2032	07 Nov
	29 Apr	1973	28 Oct		04 Apr	1993	31 Oct		10 Mar	2013	03 Nov		13 Mar	2033	06 Nov
	28 Apr	1974	27 Oct		03 Apr	1994	30 Oct		09 Mar	2014	02 Nov		12 Mar	2034	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1975	26 Oct		02 Apr	1995	29 Oct		08 Mar	2015	01 Nov		11 Mar	2035	04 Nov
	25 Apr	1976	31 Oct		07 Apr	1996	27 Oct		13 Mar	2016	06 Nov		09 Mar	2036	02 Nov
	24 Apr	1977	30 Oct		06 Apr	1997	26 Oct		12 Mar	2017	05 Nov		08 Mar	2037	01 Nov
	30 Apr	1978	29 Oct		05 Apr	1998	25 Oct		11 Mar	2018	04 Nov		14 Mar	2038	07 Nov
	29 Apr	1979	28 Oct		04 Apr	1999	31 Oct		10 Mar	2019	03 Nov		13 Mar	2039	06 Nov
	27 Apr	1980	26 Oct		02 Apr	2000	29 Oct		08 Mar	2020	01 Nov		11 Mar	2040	04 Nov
	26 Apr	1981	25 Oct		01 Apr	2001	28 Oct		14 Mar	2021	07 Nov		10 Mar	2041	03 Nov
	25 Apr	1982	31 Oct		07 Apr	2002	27 Oct		13 Mar	2022	06 Nov		09 Mar	2042	02 Nov
	24 Apr	1983	30 Oct		06 Apr	2003	26 Oct		12 Mar	2023	05 Nov		08 Mar	2043	01 Nov
	29 Apr	1984	28 Oct		04 Apr	2004	31 Oct		10 Mar	2024	03 Nov		13 Mar	2044	06 Nov
	28 Apr	1985	27 Oct		03 Apr	2005	30 Oct		09 Mar	2025	02 Nov		12 Mar	2045	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1986	26 Oct		02 Apr	2006	29 Oct		08 Mar	2026	01 Nov		11 Mar	2046	04 Nov
(Sunday dates)

Ending time change

Would like to see become law and taking effect beginning Sunday, 01 Nov 2026, is for Standard time
("natural time") to be re-implemented permanently, as opposed to Daylight saving time ("artificial time").

Superman dynasty

Jor-El	Kal-El	→	→
Lara Lor-Van
Zor-El	Kara Zor-El
Alura In-Ze
Non	(girl)	→
Astra In-Ze
Dru-Zod	Lor-Zod
Ursa

Films

	Superman (1978)	Superman II (1980)	Supergirl (1984)	Superman (2025)	Supergirl (2026)
Kal-El
Jor-El
Lara Lor-Van
Kara Zor-El
Zor-El
Alura In-Ze
(girl)
Non
Astra In-Ze
Lor-Zod
Dru-Zod
Ursa

Superman (1978)

• Christopher Reeve as Kal-El
• Marlon Brando as Jor-El
• Susannah York as Lara Lor-Van
• Jack O'Halloran as Non
• (none) as Astra In-Ze ◇
• Terence Stamp as Dru-Zod
• Sarah Douglas as Ursa

Superman II (1980) – (Donner Cut)

• Christopher Reeve as Kal-El
• Marlon Brando as Jor-El ◆
• Susannah York as Lara Lor-Van
• Jack O'Halloran as Non
• (none) as Astra In-Ze ◇
• Terence Stamp as Dru-Zod
• Sarah Douglas as Ursa

Superman III (1983)

• Christopher Reeve as Kal-El

Supergirl (1984)

• Helen Slater as Kara Zor-El
• Simon Ward as Zor-El
• Mia Farrow as Alura In-Ze

Superman IV (1987)

• Christopher Reeve as Kal-El

Superman (2025)

• David Corenswet as Kal-El
• Bradley Cooper as Jor-El
• Angela Sarafyan as Lara Lor-Van

Supergirl (2026)

• Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El
• David Krumholtz as Zor-El
• Emily Beecham as Alura In-Ze

Alternative

Live-action television

• (1988–1992) – Superboy
• (1993–1997) – Lois & Clark
• (2001–2011) – Smallville
• (2015–2021) – Supergirl
• (2021–2024) – Superman & Lois

Cable-only television

• (2018–2019) – Krypton

Broadcast programming

Superman dynasty
—	—	Superboy	Lois & Clark	Smallville	Supergirl	Superman & Lois	—
	Kal-El
	Jor-El
	Lara Lor-Van
	Kara Zor-El
	Zor-El
	Alura In-Ze
	(girl)
	Non
	Astra In-Ze
	Lor-Zod
	Dru-Zod
	Ursa
—

Note: Lor-Zod and Dru-Zod appear in Krypton. Ursa does not appear in any live-action TV series.

See also

• Thara Ak-Var // Thara Ak-Var

Super Friends

Key:
  Star
  Co-star
  Regular guest
  Occasional guest

Super Friends
—	Character	Seasons									—
		1977	1978	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984	1985
	Superman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Batman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Robin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Wonder Woman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Aquaman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Zan	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Jayna	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Gleek	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	The Flash	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Green Lantern	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Hawkman	—	—		—	—	—	—	—	—
	Samurai	—	—		—	—	—	—	—	—
	Black Vulcan	—	—		—	—	—	—	—
	Apache Chief	—	—		—	—	—	—	—
	The Atom	—			—	—	—	—
	Hawkgirl	—			—			—
	Rima the Jungle Girl	—			—
	El Dorado					—	—	—	—	—
	Firestorm								—	—
	Cyborg									—
—

Airdates

Super Friends
—	Saturday weekly date alignment	Airdates									—
		1977	1978	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984	1985
	Sep 01 – Sep 07	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Sep 08 – Sep 14	Sep 10	Sep 09	Sep 08	Sep 13	Sep 12	Sep 11	Sep 10	Sep 08	Sep 14
	Sep 15 – Sep 21	Sep 17	Sep 16	Sep 15	Sep 20	Sep 19	Sep 18	Sep 17	Sep 15	Sep 21
	Sep 22 – Sep 28	Sep 24	Sep 23	Sep 22	Sep 27	Sep 26	Sep 25	Sep 24	Sep 22	Sep 28
	Sep 29 – Oct 05	Oct 01	Sep 30	Sep 29	Oct 04	Oct 03	Oct 02	Oct 01	Sep 29	Oct 05
	Oct 06 – Oct 12	Oct 08	Oct 07	Oct 06	Oct 11	Oct 10	Oct 09	Oct 08	Oct 06	Oct 12
	Oct 13 – Oct 19	Oct 15	Oct 14	Oct 13	Oct 18	Oct 17	Oct 16	Oct 15	Oct 13	Oct 19
	Oct 20 – Oct 26	Oct 22	Oct 21	Oct 20	Oct 25	Oct 24	Oct 23	Oct 22	Oct 20	Oct 26
	Oct 27 – Nov 02	Oct 29	Oct 28	Oct 27	Nov 01	Oct 31	Oct 30	Oct 29	Oct 27	Nov 02
	Nov 03 – Nov 09	Nov 05	Nov 04	Nov 03	—	—	—	—	Nov 03	Nov 09
	Nov 10 – Nov 16	Nov 12	Nov 11	Nov 10	—	—	—	—	Nov 10	—
	Nov 17 – Nov 23	Nov 19	Nov 18	—	—	—	—	—	Nov 17	—
	Nov 24 – Nov 30	Nov 26	Nov 25	—	—	—	—	—	Nov 24	—
	Dec 01 – Dec 07	Dec 03	Dec 02	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 01	—
	Dec 08 – Dec 14	Dec 10	Dec 09	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 08	—
	Dec 15 – Dec 21	Dec 17	Dec 16	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 15	—
	Dec 22 – Dec 28	—	Dec 23	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 22	—
	Dec 29 – Jan 04	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
(All are Saturday dates)

Dates in bold denote re-run; Date denotes airing change to a later date.
Super Friends seasons always began on the second Saturday in September.

Super Friends

Lists of Super Friends episodes

• (1973–1974) – Super Friends
• (1977–1978) – The All-New Super Friends Hour
• (1978–1979) – Challenge of the Super Friends
• (1979–1980) – The World's Greatest Super Friends
• (1980–1981) – Super Friends – (season one – "A Dangerous Fate")
• (1981–1982) – Super Friends – (season two – "Legacy of Super Powers")
• (1982–1983) – The Best of the Super Friends – (re-runs)
• (1983–1984) – Super Friends – (season three – "The Lost Episodes")
• (1984–1985) – Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show
• (1985–1986) – The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians

New Gods ◇

• 1 Yuga Khan ◇
  • + Heggra ◇
    • 2 Drax ◇
    • 2 Darkseid ◇
      • + Suli ◇
        • 3 Kalibak ◇
      • + Tigra ◇
        • 3 Orion ◇
          • + Bekka ◇
      • + (unknown)
        • 3 Grayven ◇
      • + Myrina ◇
        • 3 Grail ◇

–

• 1 —
  • + —
    • 2 Izaya ◇
      • + Vayla ◇
        • 3 Scott Free ◇
          • + Big Barda ◇
            • 4 Jacob Free ◇
            • 4 N'Vir Free ◇
            • 4 Avia II ◇
              • + Zatara ◇

–

Super Friends

• Darkseid ◇
• Kalibak ◇

–

New Gods (New Earth)

Yuga Khan ◇

Heggra ◇

Drax ◇

Suli ◇

Darkseid ◇

Tigra ◇

Izaya ◇

Vayla ◇

Kalibak ◇

Orion ◇

Bekka ◇

Scott Free ◇

Big Barda ◇

–

New Gods (Prime Earth)

Zonuz ◇

Heggra ◇

Avia ◇

Suli ◇

Darkseid ◇

Tigra ◇

Izaya ◇

Vayla ◇

Kalibak ◇

Orion ◇

Bekka ◇

Scott Free ◇

Big Barda ◇

Jacob Free ◇

N'Vir Free ◇

Darkseid's children

• Kalibak ◇ – (by Suli ◇)
• Orion ◇ – (by Tigra ◇)
• Grayven ◇ – (by an unknown mother)
• Grail ◇ – (by Myrina ◇)

See also

• Super Powers Collection
• List of Super Powers minicomics

Rogues' gallery

Gotham City – (female villains)

• Selina Kyle – (Catwoman)
• Harleen Frances Quinzel – (Harley Quinn)
• Pamela Lillian Isley – (Poison Ivy)
• Talia al Ghul – (Talia al Ghul)

Grayson girls

—

Thomas Wayne

Martha Wayne

Ra's al Ghul

Melisande

John Grayson

Mary Grayson

Myand'r

Luand'r

Bruce Wayne

Talia al Ghul

Dick Grayson

Koriand'r

Ibn al Xu'ffasch

Mar'i Grayson

(daughter)

—

Dick Grayson (Nightwing)

—
—	Luand'r (Queen)		Maria Panessa (Fenice)		Babs Gordon	—
	Koriand'r (Starfire)		Helena Bertinelli (Huntress)		Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
	Mar'i Grayson (Nightstar)		Elainna Grayson (Batwoman)		Bryce Grayson (Batgirl)
—

Grayson girls (Dick Grayson's daughters)

• 1 Dick Grayson (Nightwing; formerly Robin)
  • ∞ Koriand'r (Starfire) – (non-human Tamaranean)
    • 2 Mar'i Grayson (Nightstar) – (Tamaranian-Human hybrid)
      • ∞ Ibn al Xu'ffasch – – (son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul)
        • 3 (Nightstar daughter) – – (Tamaranian-Human descent)
  • ∞ Helena Bertinelli (Huntress) – (not Valerie Bertinelli or Helena Wayne)
    • 2 Elainna Grayson (Batwoman)
  • ∞ Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
    • 2 Bryce Grayson (Batgirl)

List of films based on Marvel Comics publications

List of Marvel Cinematic Universe films

Marvel
Era	Year	Phase	Title	MCU	Distributor	Era
0	1998	—	Blade		New Line Cinema	0
	2000	X	X-Men	X-Men	20th Century Fox
	2002	—	Blade II		New Line Cinema
		—	Spider-Man		Columbia Pictures
	2003	—	Daredevil		20th Century Fox
		X	X2	X-Men
		—	Hulk		Universal Pictures
	2004	—	The Punisher		Lionsgate Films
		—	Spider-Man 2		Columbia Pictures
		—	Blade: Trinity		New Line Cinema
	2005	—	Elektra		20th Century Fox
		—	Fantastic Four
	2006	X	X-Men: The Last Stand	X-Men
	2007	—	Ghost Rider		Columbia Pictures
		—	Spider-Man 3
		—	Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer		20th Century Fox
The Infinity Saga
1	2008	1	Iron Man		Paramount Pictures	1
		1	The Incredible Hulk		Universal Pictures
		—	Punisher: War Zone		Lionsgate Films
	2009	X	X-Men Origins: Wolverine	X-Men	20th Century Fox
	2010	1	Iron Man 2		Paramount Pictures
	2011	1	Thor
		X	X-Men: First Class	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		1	Captain America: The First Avenger		Paramount Pictures
		—	Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance		Columbia Pictures
	2012	1	The Avengers		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		—	The Amazing Spider-Man		Columbia Pictures
2	2013	2	Iron Man 3		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	2
		X	The Wolverine	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		2	Thor: The Dark World		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2014	2	Captain America: The Winter Soldier
		—	The Amazing Spider-Man 2		Columbia Pictures
		X	X-Men: Days of Future Past	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		2	Guardians of the Galaxy		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2015	2	Avengers: Age of Ultron
		2	Ant-Man
		—	Fantastic Four		20th Century Fox
3	2016	X	Deadpool	X-Men	20th Century Fox	3
		3	Captain America: Civil War		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		X	X-Men: Apocalypse	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Doctor Strange		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2017	X	Logan	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		3	Spider-Man: Homecoming		Sony Pictures
		3	Thor: Ragnarok		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2018	3	Black Panther
		3	Avengers: Infinity War
		X	Deadpool 2	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Ant-Man and the Wasp		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		Y	Venom 1: Venom	SSU	Sony Pictures
	2019	3	Captain Marvel		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		3	Avengers: Endgame
		X	Dark Phoenix	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Spider-Man: Far From Home		Sony Pictures
	2020	X	The New Mutants	X-Men	20th Century Fox
The Multiverse Saga
4	2021	4	Black Widow		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	4
		4	Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
		Y	Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage	SSU	Sony Pictures
		4	Eternals		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		4	Spider-Man: No Way Home		Sony Pictures
	2022	Y	Morbius	SSU
		4	Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		4	Thor: Love and Thunder
		4	Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
5	2023	5	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	5
		5	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
		5	The Marvels
	2024	Y	Madame Web	SSU	Sony Pictures
		5	Deadpool & Wolverine		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		Y	Venom 3: The Last Dance	SSU	Sony Pictures
		Y	Kraven the Hunter	SSU
	2025	5	Captain America: Brave New World		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		5	Thunderbolts*
6	2025	6	The Fantastic Four: First Steps		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	6
	2026	6	Spider-Man: Brand New Day
		6	Avengers: Doomsday
	2027	6	Avengers: Secret Wars
		6	—
Disney

Earth-616

———————————

• Earth-616 (comics)
• Earth-616 (MCU)
• Earth-616

———————————

   — (comics) —

   —   (MCU)   —

———————————

New Avengers

Character	Performer
Bucky Barnes (Leader)	Sebastian Stan
Alexei Shostakov Red Guardian	David Harbour
Ava Starr Ghost	Hannah John-Kamen
Bob Reynolds Sentry	Lewis Pullman
John Walker U.S. Agent	Wyatt Russell
Yelena Belova Black Widow	Florence Pugh

Black widows

Red Room (comics)	Red Room (MCU)
Black Widow (comics)	Black Widow (MCU)
Iron Maiden (comics)	Melina Vostokoff (MCU)
Natasha Romanova (comics)	Natasha Romanoff (MCU)
Yelena Belova (comics)	Yelena Belova (MCU)
Sabra (comics)	Ruth Bat-Seraph (MCU)

White Widow ∞ White Wolf

—See also—

• Scarlet Witch (comics)
• Wanda Maximoff (MCU)

Wanda made her first appearance one month before Tasha.

◇

Eastern Bloc female characters in Bond films ~ Eastern Bloc female characters 1963 – Tatiana Romanova – (Soviet) 1963 – Rosa Klebb – (Soviet) 1963 – Irina – (Soviet) 1963 – Natasha – (Soviet) 1967 – Helga Brandt – (East German) 1969 – Irma Bunt – (East German) 1969 – Nancy – (Hungarian) 1977 – Anya Amasova – (Soviet) 1977 / 1981 / 1983 – Rubelvitch – (Soviet)) // 1987 – Rubavitch – (Soviet) 1979 – Countess Labinsky – (Polish) 1981 – Jacoba Brink – (East German) 1983 – Schatzi – (West German) 1985 – Pola Ivanova – (Soviet) 1987 – Kara Milovy – (Czechoslovak) 1987 – Rosika Miklos – (Czechoslovak) 1987 – Natasha Zarki – (Soviet) 1987 – Ula Yarkhov – (Soviet) 1995 – Natalya Simonova – (Russian) 1995 – Xenia Onatopp – (Georgian) 1995 – Irina – (Russian) 1995 – Anna Nishkov – (Russian) 1997 – AVIS Lady – (West German) 1999 – Elektra King – (Azerbaijani) 1999 – Nina – (Russian) 1999 – Verushka – (Russian) 2006 – Valenka – (Russian) 2015 / 2021 – Dr. Vogel – (East German) 2021 – Svetlana – (Russian) EON Productions (those not shown above) (original series) → 1962 / 1964 / 1965 / 1971 / 1973 / 1974 / 1989 / 2002 (first reboot series) → 2008 / 2012 (second reboot series) → 2027 No Romanian, Albanian, Yugoslav, Bulgarian appear, so none is listed. ~

Spider-Verse

(Animated films)

Spider-Verse
—	Year	Title	—
	2018	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
	2019	Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham
	2023	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
	2024	The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story
	2024	Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse
	2025	Spider-Women
—

Spider-Verse                                                                                         2018 – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse                   2019 – Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham                         2023 – Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse                 2024 – The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story             2024 – Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse                 2025 – Spider-Women

Spider-Verse                                                                                         2018 – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse                   2019 – Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham                         2023 – Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse                 2024 – The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story             2024 – Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse                 2025 – Spider-Women

Sign colors

Fluorescent Pink                              Coral                         Fluorescent Yellow-Green                      Light Blue

Sci-fi space films

My opinion on Star Wars: After the original release, the entire thing should have just ended and been done with following the release of Splinter of the Mind's Eye.

This is how it should have went down: "With the colossal flop of last year's extravagant cinematic release
of Star Wars, comes the sequel to end it all — Splinter of the Mind's Eye. Can you dig it?" (1970s, ha ha!)

Knowing this novel is really so awfully bad and even worse than the first one, it would have ended an entire future franchise even before it could begin!

Space Odyssey

• See → Space Odyssey

An all-female Hamilton

Mariska Hargitay as Ann Burr and Amy Poehler as Alexandra Hamilton
(or something like that), in an all-female Broadway version of Hamilton.

In this version, Ann seeks revenge against Alexandra for sleeping with her man, I don't know.

Liturgy of the Hours

• 12 a.m. – Matins – (major hours)
•   3 a.m. – Lauds – (major hours)
•   6 a.m. – Prime – (minor hours) – (suppressed, Vatican II)
•   9 a.m. – Terce – (minor hours)
• 12 p.m. – Sext – (minor hours)
•   3 p.m. – None – (minor hours)
•   6 p.m. – Vespers – (major hours)
•   9 p.m. – Compline – (minor hours)
• (repeat)

House of Borgia

• 1. Isabel de Borja y Cavanilles – (sister of Pope Callixtus III)
• 2. Pope Alexander VI
• 3. Isabella Borgia
• 4. Giulia Matuzzi
• 5. Oraziana Mattei
• 6. Camillo I Pamphili
• 7. Pope Innocent X

Category:Cultural depictions of popes

Film and television
Year	Title	Actor	Role
2006	The Conclave	Joseph Rutten	Callixtus III
1981	The Borgias – (original)	Adolfo Celi	Alexander VI
2011	The Borgias – (remake)	Jeremy Irons
2011	Borgia	John Doman
1998	Elizabeth	John Gielgud	Pius V
—	—	—	Innocent X
—	—	—	Clement XII
—	—	—	Benedict XIV
—	—	—	Clement XIII
1984	Amadeus	Vladimír Svitácek	Clement XIV
—	—	—	Pius VI
2002	Napoléon	John Wood	Pius VII
—	—	—	Leo XII
—	—	—	Pius VIII
—	—	—	Gregory XVI
—	—	—	Pius IX
2024	Cabrini	Giancarlo Giannini	Leo XIII
—	—	—	Pius X
—	—	—	Benedict XV
—	—	—	Pius XI
1983	The Scarlet and the Black	John Gielgud	Pius XII
1996	Evita	Charles Lewsen
2002	Amen.	Marcel Iureș
2010	Pius XII: Under the Roman Sky	James Cromwell
2015	Shades of Truth	Roberto Zibetti
1987	I Would Be Called John: Pope John XXIII	Charles Durning	John XXIII
2003	The Good Pope: Pope John XXIII	Bob Hoskins
2003	Mother Teresa of Calcutta	Massimo Rinaldi	Paul VI
2005	Have No Fear: The Life of Pope John Paul II	Charles Kay
2005	Pope John Paul II	Giulio Base
—	—	—	John Paul I
1981	From a Far Country	Cezary Morawski	John Paul II
1984	Pope John Paul II	Albert Finney
1988	The Most Dangerous Man in the World	Ewan Hooper
1990	Repossessed	Gene Greytak
1991	Hot Shots!
1992	Sister Act
1994	Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult
1998	Just the Ticket
2004	EuroTrip	Jack Marston
2005	Karol: A Man Who Became Pope	Piotr Adamczyk
2005	Our Fathers	Jan Rubeš
2005	Have No Fear: The Life of Pope John Paul II	Thomas Kretschmann
2005	Karol: The Pope, The Man	Piotr Adamczyk
2005	Pope John Paul II	Jon Voight
		Mikołaj Grabowski	Benedict XVI
2019	The Two Popes	Anthony Hopkins
		Jonathan Pryce	Francis I
—	—	—	Leo XIV

The above list does not include any pre-1978 titles nor any non-English language material.
See → User:Discographer/Various–Expanded

From Cardinal to Pope

—
—
																—
		—								—
		—				—				—				—
				Pope								Cardinal
				Pope Clement XII								Cardinal di Rezzonico
				Pope Clement XIII								Cardinal Ganganelli
				Pope Clement XIV								Cardinal Braschi
				Pope Pius VI								Cardinal Chiaramonti
				Pope Pius VII								Cardinal della Genga
				Pope Leo XII								Cardinal Cappellari
				Pope Gregory XVI								Cardinal Mastai-Ferretti
				Pope Pius IX								Cardinal Pecci
				Pope Leo XIII								Cardinal Sarto
				Pope Pius X								Cardinal della Chiesa
				Pope Benedict XV								Cardinal Ratti
				Pope Pius XI								Cardinal Pacelli
				Pope Pius XII								Cardinal Roncalli
				Pope John XXIII								Cardinal Montini
				Pope Paul VI								Cardinal Wojtyła
				Pope John Paul II								Cardinal Bergoglio
				Pope Francis I								Cardinal Prevost
				Pope Leo XIV								—
		—								—
—

 Cardinal   →   Pope 

—
—	(non-cardinal) — Prignano	→	Pope Urban VI  –Prignano	—
	Cardinal Tomacelli	→	Pope Boniface IX
	Cardinal de' Migliorati	→	Pope Innocent VII
	Cardinal Corraro	→	Pope Gregory XII
	Cardinal Condulmer	→	Pope Eugene IV
	Cardinal de Borja	→	Pope Callixtus III
	Cardinal de Borja	→	Pope Alexander VI
	Cardinal Farnese	→	Pope Paul III
	Cardinal Carafa	→	Pope Paul IV
	Cardinal Ghislieri	→	Pope Pius V
	Cardinal Piergentile	→	Pope Sixtus V
	Cardinal Aldobrandini	→	Pope Clement VIII
	Cardinal Borghese	→	Pope Paul V
	Cardinal Barberini	→	Pope Urban VIII
	Cardinal Pamphilj	→	Pope Innocent X
	Cardinal Ottoboni	→	Pope Alexander VIII
	Cardinal Albani	→	Pope Clement XI
	Cardinal Corsini	→	Pope Clement XII
	Cardinal di Rezzonico	→	Pope Clement XIII
	Cardinal Ganganelli	→	Pope Clement XIV
	Cardinal Braschi	→	Pope Pius VI
	Cardinal Chiaramonti	→	Pope Pius VII
	Cardinal della Genga	→	Pope Leo XII
	Cardinal Cappellari	→	Pope Gregory XVI
	Cardinal Mastai-Ferretti	→	Pope Pius IX
	Cardinal Pecci	→	Pope Leo XIII
	Cardinal Sarto	→	Pope Pius X
	Cardinal della Chiesa	→	Pope Benedict XV
	Cardinal Ratti	→	Pope Pius XI
	Cardinal Pacelli	→	Pope Pius XII
	Cardinal Roncalli	→	Pope John XXIII
	Cardinal Montini	→	Pope Paul VI
	Cardinal Wojtyła	→	Pope John Paul II
	Cardinal Bergoglio	→	Pope Francis I
	Cardinal Prevost	→	Pope Leo XIV
—

(Holy) Spirit of '78

Since Pope Gregory XI
died on 27 Mar 1378.

—
—				—
	Urban VI	09 Apr 1378	15 Oct 1389
	Pius IX	16 Jun 1846	07 Feb 1878
	Leo XIII	20 Feb 1878	20 Jul 1903
	Paul VI	21 Jun 1963	06 Aug 1978
	John Paul I	26 Aug 1978	28 Sep 1978
	John Paul II	16 Oct 1978	02 Apr 2005
—

Three popes – 06 Aug – 16 Oct 1978.
  Paul VI,  John Paul I,  John Paul II

Conspiracy theories

Category:Conspiracy theories involving Catholics

Vatican conspiracy theories

Pope Gregory XVII

Giuseppe Siri → Giuseppe Siri conspiracy theory
Siri would have taken the name Pope Gregory XVII.
If he had become pope, Vatican II would never have happened.

Pope John Paul I

Albino Luciani → Pope John Paul I conspiracy theories
Pope for only 33 days. Most-recent Italian-elected pope.
See → Sisters of Charity of Saints Bartolomea Capitanio and Vincenza Gerosa

List

The following is a list of popes I've met in real life

• Paul VI
• John Paul II
• Francis I

Future planning

• Leo XIV

Assent — Descent

• Royal assent
• Royal descent

Eddic Eschatology

Twilight of the Gods

•    (Alpha) – Ask and Embla
• (Omega) – Líf and Lífþrasir

Alpha—Omega

• Pre-alpha – there before the beginning
• Post-omega – there after the ending

Nostradamus

See → Prime Curios!

• 3797, then, six years later,
• 3803, then 18 years afterward,
• 3821, Omega absolute!

Les Prophéties, by Nostradamus, was written in 1555. In writing that the prophesies go through 3797, one comes to this: 3797 minus 1555 equals 2242, which at that time had been proposed by his major astrological source Richard Roussat as a possible date for the end of the world. (The Prime Curios! link above goes into further detail about 3797 as a prime number.) The way things are going right now, 2042 also seems very likely; though in actuality, it ends when it ends.

Year

If 3821 is the Omega Year, then this is how the Gregorian calendar's years would look re-adjusted to as such: (top rows are Gregorian years). So, 2026 would be −1795.

			0	0001	0002	0003	0004	0005	0006	0007	0008	0009	0010	0011	0012	0013	0014	0015	0016	0017	0018	0019	0020	0021	0022	0023	0024
			−3821	−3820	−3819	−3818	−3817	−3816	−3815	−3814	−3813	−3812	−3811	−3810	−3809	−3808	−3807	−3806	−3805	−3804	−3803	−3802	−3801	−3800	−3799	−3798	−3797
0097	0098	0099	0100	0101	0102	0103	0104	0105	0106	0107	0108	0109	0110	0111	0112	0113	0114	0115	0116	0117	0118	0119	0120	0121	0122	0123	0124
−3724	−3723	−3722	−3721	−3720	−3719	−3718	−3717	−3716	−3715	−3714	−3713	−3712	−3711	−3710	−3709	−3708	−3707	−3706	−3705	−3704	−3703	−3702	−3701	−3700	−3699	−3698	−3697
0197	0198	0199	0200	0201	0202	0203	0204	0205	0206	0207	0208	0209	0210	0211	0212	0213	0214	0215	0216	0217	0218	0219	0220	0221	0222	0223	0224
−3624	−3623	−3622	−3621	−3620	−3619	−3618	−3617	−3616	−3615	−3614	−3613	−3612	−3611	−3610	−3609	−3608	−3607	−3606	−3605	−3604	−3603	−3602	−3601	−3600	−3599	−3598	−3597
1097	1098	1099	1100	1101	1102	1103	1104	1105	1106	1107	1108	1109	1110	1111	1112	1113	1114	1115	1116	1117	1118	1119	1120	1121	1122	1123	1124
−2724	−2723	−2722	−2721	−2720	−2719	−2718	−2717	−2716	−2715	−2714	−2713	−2712	−2711	−2710	−2709	−2708	−2707	−2706	−2705	−2704	−2703	−2702	−2701	−2700	−2699	−2698	−2697
1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
−1824	−1823	−1822	−1821	−1820	−1819	−1818	−1817	−1816	−1815	−1814	−1813	−1812	−1811	−1810	−1809	−1808	−1807	−1806	−1805	−1804	−1803	−1802	−1801	−1800	−1799	−1798	−1797
2897	2898	2899	2900	2901	2902	2903	2904	2905	2906	2907	2908	2909	2910	2911	2912	2913	2914	2915	2916	2917	2918	2919	2920	2921	2922	2923	2924
−0924	−0923	−0922	−0921	−0920	−0919	−0918	−0917	−0916	−0915	−0914	−0913	−0912	−0911	−0910	−0909	−0908	−0907	−0906	−0905	−0904	−0903	−0902	−0901	−0900	−0899	−0898	−0897
3797	3798	3799	3800	3801	3802	3803	3804	3805	3806	3807	3808	3809	3810	3811	3812	3813	3814	3815	3816	3817	3818	3819	3820	3821
−0024	−0023	−0022	−0021	−0020	−0019	−0018	−0017	−0016	−0015	−0014	−0013	−0012	−0011	−0010	−0009	−0008	−0007	−0006	−0005	−0004	−0003	−0002	−0001	0

Time

• "No Time" – (by The Guess Who) — ("No Time" – audio video) on YouTube

Meryl Streep

Awards & noms

Academy Awards

Best Actress
Year	Work	Result
1981	The French Lieutenant's Woman	Nominated
1982	Sophie's Choice	Won
1983	Silkwood	Nominated
1985	Out of Africa	Nominated
1987	Ironweed	Nominated
1988	A Cry in the Dark	Nominated
1990	Postcards from the Edge	Nominated
1995	The Bridges of Madison County	Nominated
1998	One True Thing	Nominated
1999	Music of the Heart	Nominated
2006	The Devil Wears Prada	Nominated
2008	Doubt	Nominated
2009	Julie & Julia	Nominated
2011	The Iron Lady	Won
2013	August: Osage County	Nominated
2016	Florence Foster Jenkins	Nominated
2017	The Post	Nominated

BAFTA Awards

Best Actress in a Leading Role
Year	Work	Result
1979	The Deer Hunter	Nominated
1980	Kramer vs. Kramer	Nominated
1981	The French Lieutenant's Woman	Won
1983	Sophie's Choice	Nominated
1984	Silkwood	Nominated
1986	Out of Africa	Nominated
2002	The Hours	Nominated
2006	The Devil Wears Prada	Nominated
2008	Doubt	Nominated
2009	Julie & Julia	Nominated
2011	The Iron Lady	Won
2016	Florence Foster Jenkins	Nominated

Mel Gibson

Pre–Icon / just acting

Mel Gibson
Year	Title	Role
1977	Summer City	Scallop
1979	Mad Max	Max Rockatansky
	Tim	Tim
1980	The Chain Reaction	Mechanic
1981	Attack Force Z	Paul Kelly
	Gallipoli	Frank Dunne
	Mad Max 2	Max Rockatansky
1982	The Year of Living Dangerously	Guy Hamilton
1984	The Bounty	Fletcher Christian
	The River	Tom Garvey
	Mrs. Soffel	Ed Biddle
1985	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome	Max Rockatansky
1987	Lethal Weapon	Martin Riggs
1988	Tequila Sunrise	Dale McKussic
1989	Lethal Weapon 2	Martin Riggs
1990	Bird on a Wire	Rick Jarmin
	Air America	Gene Ryack
Pre–Hamlet films

More than just acting

Year	Title	Actor	Director	Writer	Producer
1992	Forever Young	Yes	No	No	Yes
1993	The Man Without a Face	Yes	Yes	No	No
1995	Braveheart	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
1997	One Eight Seven	No	No	No	Yes
2003	The Singing Detective	Yes	No	No	Yes
2004	The Passion of the Christ	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
2004	Paparazzi	Yes	No	No	Yes
2005	Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man	No	No	No	Yes
2006	Apocalypto	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
2012	Get the Gringo	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
2014	Stonehearst Asylum	No	No	No	Yes
2016	Hacksaw Ridge	No	Yes	No	No
2018	Air Strike	No	No	No	Yes
2019	The Professor and the Madman	Yes	No	No	Yes
2022	On the Line	Yes	No	No	Yes
2023	Sound of Freedom	No	No	No	Yes
2025	Flight Risk	No	Yes	No	Yes
2027 †	The Resurrection of the Christ: Part One †	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
2027 †	The Resurrection of the Christ: Part Two †	No	Yes	Yes	Yes

2018–2023 films produced without Bruce Davey.

See also

Icon Productions

Maccabees project

• Books of the Maccabees / Maccabees

Franchise appearances

—
—	Year	Title	MM	LW	—
	1979	Mad Max
	1981	Mad Max 2
	1985	Mad Max 3
	1987	Lethal Weapon
	1989	Lethal Weapon 2
	1992	Lethal Weapon 3
	1998	Lethal Weapon 4
			Max	Martin
—

Mel Gibson filmography

Films released no later than June 30, 1993.

Mad Max & Lethal Weapon

Mel Gibson
—	Year	Title	Role	—
	1977	Summer City	Scallop
	1979	Mad Max	Max Rockatansky
		Tim	Tim
	1980	The Chain Reaction	Mechanic
	1981	Attack Force Z	Paul Kelly
		Gallipoli	Frank Dunne
		Mad Max 2	Max Rockatansky
	1982	The Year of Living Dangerously	Guy Hamilton
	1984	The Bounty	Fletcher Christian
		The River	Tom Garvey
		Mrs. Soffel	Ed Biddle
	1985	Mad Max 3	Max Rockatansky
	1987	Lethal Weapon	Martin Riggs
	1988	Tequila Sunrise	Dale McKussic
	1989	Lethal Weapon 2	Martin Riggs
	1990	Bird on a Wire	Rick Jarmin
		Air America	Gene Ryack
		Hamlet	Prince Hamlet
	1992	Lethal Weapon 3	Martin Riggs
		Forever Young	Daniel McCormick
—

Sylvester Stallone

Sly Stallone filmography

Films released no later than June 30, 1993.

Stallone as Rambo – (Rambo)

Rocky & Rambo

—
—	Year	Title	Role	—
	1976	Rocky	Robert "Rocky" Balboa
	1978	F.I.S.T.	Johnny Kovak
		Paradise Alley	Cosmo Carboni
	1979	Rocky II	Robert "Rocky" Balboa
	1981	Nighthawks	Sergeant Deke DaSilva
		Victory	Captain Robert Hatch
	1982	Rocky III	Robert "Rocky" Balboa
		Rambo: First Blood	John James Rambo
	1983	Staying Alive	Man on Street
	1984	Rhinestone	Nick Martinelli
	1985	Rambo: First Blood II	John James Rambo
		Rocky IV	Robert "Rocky" Balboa
	1986	Cobra	Lieutenant Marion "Cobra" Cobretti
	1987	Over the Top	Lincoln "Linc" Hawk
	1988	Rambo: First Blood III	John James Rambo
	1989	Lock Up	Frank Leone
		Tango & Cash	Lieutenant Raymond "Ray" Tango
	1990	Rocky V	Robert "Rocky" Balboa
	1991	Oscar	Angelo "Snaps" Provolone
	1992	Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot	Sergeant Joseph Andrew "Joe" Bomowski
	1993	Cliffhanger	Ranger Gabriel "Gabe" Walker
—

Patricia Routledge

• 1990–1995 – Keeping Up Appearances as Hyacinth Bucket
• 1996–1998 – Hetty Wainthropp Investigates as Hetty Wainthropp

Keeping Up Appearances

Walton sisters

• 1 Mr Walton
  • + Mrs Walton
    • 2 Hyacinth
      • + Richard
        • 3 Sheridan
    • 2 Daisy
      • + Onslow
        • 3 Stephanie
          • + (Unknown)
            • 4 Kylie
    • 2 Violet
      • + Bruce
    • 2 Rose
      • + (Unknown)

(no relation)

Wain~Thropp

The Saint & The Falcon

—
—	Order	Date	Title	The Saint	The Falcon	Actor	Ref.	—
	01.	Jun 03, 1938	The Saint in New York			Louis Hayward
	02.	Mar 10, 1939	The Saint Strikes Back			George Sanders
	03.	Jun 30, 1939	The Saint in London			George Sanders
	04.	Jan 26, 1940	The Saint's Double Trouble			George Sanders
	05.	Jun 07, 1940	The Saint Takes Over			George Sanders
	06.	Jan 24, 1941	The Saint in Palm Springs			George Sanders
	07.	May 09, 1941	The Saint's Vacation			Hugh Sinclair
	09.	Oct 24, 1941	The Gay Falcon			George Sanders
	08.	Dec 08, 1941	The Saint Meets the Tiger			Hugh Sinclair
	10.	Jan 16, 1942	A Date with the Falcon			George Sanders
	11.	May 29, 1942	The Falcon Takes Over			George Sanders
	12.	Nov 06, 1942	The Falcon's Brother			George Sanders / Tom Conway
	13.	May 07, 1943	The Falcon Strikes Back			Tom Conway
	14.	Jul 17, 1943	The Falcon in Danger			Tom Conway
	15.	Nov 10, 1943	The Falcon and the Co-eds			Tom Conway
	16.	Mar 17, 1944	The Falcon Out West			Tom Conway
	17.	Aug 04, 1944	The Falcon in Mexico			Tom Conway
	18.	Dec 08, 1944	The Falcon in Hollywood			Tom Conway
	19.	Jul 25, 1945	The Falcon in San Francisco			Tom Conway
	20.	Apr 22, 1946	The Falcon's Alibi			Tom Conway
	21.	Dec 13, 1946	The Falcon's Adventure			Tom Conway
	22.	Apr 01, 1948	Devil's Cargo			John Calvert
	23.	Nov 24, 1948	Appointment with Murder			John Calvert
	24.	Apr 15, 1949	Search for Danger			John Calvert
	25.	Oct 12, 1953	The Saint's Return			Louis Hayward
—

References

TV series

• (1962–1969) – The Saint – (Roger Moore)
• (1978–1979) – Return of the Saint – (Ian Ogilvy)

TV pilot

• (12 Jun 1987) – The Saint in Manhattan – (Andrew Clarke) – (non-UK release)

TV films – (Simon Dutton)

• (02 Sep 1989) – The Saint: The Brazilian Connection
• (09 Sep 1989) – The Saint: The Blue Dulac
• (14 Jul 1990) – The Saint: Fear in Fun Park
• (21 Jul 1990) – The Saint: Wrong Number
• (28 Jul 1990) – The Saint: The Big Bang
• (04 Aug 1990) – The Saint: The Software Murders

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock filmography

• Dial M for Murder (1954) – 🔪
• Rear Window (1954) – 🔪
• To Catch a Thief (1955) – 🔪
• The Trouble with Harry (1955) – 🔪
• The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) – 🔪
• The Wrong Man (1956) – 🔪
• Vertigo (1958) – 🔪
• North by Northwest (1959) – 🔪
• Psycho (1960) – 🔪
• The Birds (1963) – 🔪
• Marnie (1964) – 🔪
• Torn Curtain (1966) – 🔪
• Topaz (1969) – 🔪
• Frenzy (1972) – 🔪
• Family Plot (1976) – 🔪
• The Short Night (1979) – 🔪

"Twilight Zone" on YouTube — It's 2 a.m. (It's 2 a.m.) ...
Cannot decode, my whole life spins into a frenzy – Frenzy
I'm falling down a spiral, destination unknown – Vertigo
— "Twilight Zone", by Golden Earring (1982) – The Bourne Identity

Carol Reed

• Odd Man Out (1947)
• The Fallen Idol (1948)
• The Third Man (1949)
• Outcast of the Islands (1951)
• The Man Between (1953)
• A Kid for Two Farthings (1955)
• Trapeze (1956)
• The Key (1958)
• Our Man in Havana (1959)
• The Running Man (1963)
• The Agony and the Ecstasy (1965)
• Oliver! (1968)
• Flap (1970)
• Follow Me! (1972)

Daphne du Maurier

Novels

• The Loving Spirit (1931)
• I'll Never Be Young Again (1932)
• The Progress of Julius (1933)
• Jamaica Inn (1936)
• Rebecca (1938)
• Frenchman's Creek (1941)
• Hungry Hill (1943)
• The King's General (1946)
• The Parasites (1949)
• My Cousin Rachel (1951)
• Mary Anne (1954)
• The Scapegoat (1957)
• Castle Dor (1961)
• The Glass-Blowers (1963)
• The Flight of the Falcon (1965)
• The House on the Strand (1969)
• Rule Britannia (1972)

— "Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderley again."
— "Last night, I didn't get to sleep at all (no, no)."

Filmography

• Jamaica Inn (1939)
• Rebecca (1940)
• Frenchman's Creek (1944)
• The Years Between (1946)
• Hungry Hill (1947)
• My Cousin Rachel (1952)
• The Scapegoat (1959)
• The Birds (1963)
• Don't Look Now (1973)
• Rebecca (1979)
• My Cousin Rachel (1983)
• Jamaica Inn (1983)
• The Birds II: Land's End (1994)
• The Lifeforce Experiment (1994)
• Rebecca (1997)
• Frenchman's Creek (1998)
• The Scapegoat (2012)
• Jamaica Inn (2014)
• My Cousin Rachel (2017)
• Rebecca (2020)

Adaptations of works by Daphne du Maurier
—	Year	Film / miniseries adaptation	Basis	—
	1939	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1940	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1944	Frenchman's Creek	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	1946	The Years Between	The Years Between (play) (1945)
	1947	Hungry Hill	Hungry Hill (1943)
	1952	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1959	The Scapegoat	The Scapegoat (1957)
	1963	The Birds	"The Birds" (story) // (The Apple Tree) (1952)
	1973	Don't Look Now	"Don't Look Now" (story) // (Not After Midnight, and Other Stories) (1971)
	1979	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1983	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1983	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1994	The Birds II: Land's End	"The Birds" (story) // (The Apple Tree) (1952)
	1994	The Lifeforce Experiment	"The Breakthrough" (story) // (Not After Midnight, and Other Stories) (1971)
	1997	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1998	Frenchman's Creek	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	2012	The Scapegoat	The Scapegoat (1957)
	2014	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	2017	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	2020	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
—

The Daphne du Maurier Collection

Daphne du Maurier
—	Novel	Film	—
	Jamaica Inn (1936)	Jamaica Inn (1939)
	Rebecca (1938)	Rebecca (1940)
	Frenchman's Creek (1941)	Frenchman's Creek (1944)
	Hungry Hill (1943)	Hungry Hill (1947)
	My Cousin Rachel (1951)	My Cousin Rachel (1952)
	The Scapegoat (1957)	The Scapegoat (1959)
—

Adaptations of du Maurier's novels
Jamaica Inn	–      original 1939 film
Rebecca	–      original 1940 film
Frenchman's Creek	–      original 1944 film
Hungry Hill	–      original 1947 film
My Cousin Rachel	–      original 1952 film
The Scapegoat	–      original 1959 film
Daphne du Maurier

Daphne du Maurier
—	Year	Film	Director	Producer	Basis	—
	1939	Jamaica Inn	Alfred Hitchcock	E. Pommer and C. Laughton	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1940	Rebecca	Alfred Hitchcock	David O. Selznick	Rebecca (1938)
	1944	Frenchman's Creek	Mitchell Leisen	Buddy G. DeSylva	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	1947	Hungry Hill	Brian Desmond Hurst	William Sistrom	Hungry Hill (1943)
	1952	My Cousin Rachel	Henry Koster	Nunnally Johnson	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1959	The Scapegoat	Robert Hamer	Michael Balcon	The Scapegoat (1957)
—

—
→								→
	Brontë sisters		Daphne du Maurier		Alfred Hitchcock		Wyler / Stevenson
	Wuthering Heights (1847)	→	Jamaica Inn (1936)	→	Jamaica Inn (1939)	→	Wuthering Heights (1939)
	Jane Eyre (1847)	→	Rebecca (1938)	→	Rebecca (1940)	→	Jane Eyre (1943)
—

Similarities vs. plagiarism

(1936) – Jamaica Inn

• (1847) – Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Film adaptations

• (1939) – Jamaica Inn film by Alfred Hitchcock

See also

• (1750) – Jamaica Inn, real-life setting

(1938) – Rebecca

• (1847) – Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
• (1893) – Encarnação by José de Alencar
• (1934) – A Sucessora by Carolina Nabuco – (1978 telenovela by Manoel Carlos)

Film adaptations

• (1940) – Rebecca original film by Alfred Hitchcock
• (2020) – Rebecca remake film by Ben Wheatley

Musical adaptations

• (2006) – Rebecca musical by Michael Kunze & Sylvester Levay

(1952) – "The Birds" – (The Apple Tree)

• (1936) – The Birds by Frank Baker

Film adaptations

• (1963) – The Birds film by Alfred Hitchcock

Daphne du Maurier

All original (and definitive) film adaptations by Alfred Hitchcock.

• (1939) – Jamaica Inn
• (1940) – Rebecca
• (1963) – The Birds

Brontë sisters

Definitive film versions

• (1939) – Wuthering Heights film by William Wyler
• (1943) – Jane Eyre film by Robert Stevenson

Brontë sisters

• Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell (1846) – Brontë sisters
• Jane Eyre (1847) – Charlotte
• Wuthering Heights (1847) – Emily
• Agnes Grey (1847) – Anne
• The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1848) – Anne
• Shirley (1849) – Charlotte
• Villette (1853) – Charlotte
• The Professor (1857) – Charlotte
• The Life of Charlotte Brontë (1857) – Elizabeth Gaskell
• Emma (1860) – (unfinished) – Charlotte
     ~ (Not to be confused with Emma (1815) by Jane Austen)

Thrushcross Grange

(circa 1803)

[Frances' father] (d. 17--)

[Frances' mother] (d. 17--)

Mr Earnshaw (d. 1775)

[Mrs Earnshaw] (d. 1773)

Mr Earnshaw (d. 1775)

[Mrs Earnshaw] (d. 1773)

Mr Linton (d. 1780)

[Mrs Linton] (d. 1780)

Frances [Earnshaw] (d. 1778)

Hindley Earnshaw (d. 1784)

Catherine Earnshaw (d. 1784)

Edgar Linton (d. 1801)

Hareton Earnshaw (living)

Cathy Linton (living)

[Edgar] Earnshaw (placeholder)

Template:Brontë sisters

—
—	Year	Brontë brother	Brontë sisters			Title	—
		Branwell	Charlotte ^	Emily ^	Anne ^
	1944	—	Molly Lamont	Lynne Roberts	Heather Angel	Three Sisters of the Moors
	1946	Arthur Kennedy	Olivia de Havilland	Ida Lupino	Nancy Coleman	Devotion
	1979	Pascal Greggory	Marie-France Pisier	Isabelle Adjani	Isabelle Huppert	Les Sœurs Brontë
	2005	Matthew Thomas	Fenella Woolgar	Diane Beck	Catherine Cusack	Brontë (play)
	2022	Fionn Whitehead	Alexandra Dowling	Emma Mackey	Amelia Gething	Emily
—

Note: Does not include television.

Patrick (17 Mar 1777 – 07 Jun 1861)

Maria (15 Apr 1783 – 15 Sep 1821)

Maria (23 Apr 1814 – 06 May 1825)

Elizabeth (08 Feb 1815 – 15 Jun 1825)

Branwell (26 Jun 1817 – 24 Sep 1848)

Emily (30 Jul 1818 – 19 Dec 1848)

Anne (17 Jan 1820 – 28 May 1849)

Charlotte (21 Apr 1816 – 31 Mar 1855)

Arthur Bell Nicholls (06 Jan 1819 – 02 Dec 1906)

Mary Anna Bell (09 Sep 1831 – 27 Feb 1915)

(unborn child) (d. 31 Mar 1855)

W. Somerset Maugham

(20 novels total)

Novels by W. Somerset Maugham

—
—	Year	Title	—
	1897	~Liza of Lambeth~ – (non-Heinemann novel)
	1898	~The Making of a Saint~ – (non-Heinemann novel)
	1901	~The Hero~ – (non-Heinemann novel)
	1902	~Mrs Craddock~
	1904	~The Merry-Go-Round~
	1906	~The Bishop's Apron~ – (non-Heinemann novel)
	1907	~The Explorer~
	1908	~The Magician~
	1915	Of Human Bondage
	1919	The Moon and Sixpence
	1925	The Painted Veil
	1930	Cakes and Ale
	1932	The Narrow Corner
	1937	Theatre
	1939	Christmas Holiday
	1941	Up at the Villa
	1942	The Hour Before the Dawn –
	1944	The Razor's Edge
	1946	Then and Now
	1948	Catalina
—

(Heinemann-published novels only, unless otherwise indicated.)

Note

Film adaptations

• 1984: The Razor's Edge
• 2000: Up at the Villa
• 2004: Being Julia – (based on Theatre)
• 2006: The Painted Veil

Sequential harmony
(through chronology)

Articles needing moved for correct alignment, base predative in-queue (harmonious sequentiality)

• Christmas Holiday (novel) (novel) → Christmas Holiday (novel) // Christmas Holiday (film) → Christmas Holiday (film) (film)
• The Hour Before the Dawn (novel) (novel) → The Hour Before the Dawn (novel) // The Hour Before the Dawn (film) → The Hour Before the Dawn (film) (film)

Margaret Atwood

Margaret Atwood
—	Year	Title	Novel	Short	—
	1969	The Edible Woman	Yes
	1972	Surfacing	Yes
	1976	Lady Oracle	Yes
	1977	Dancing Girls		Yes
	1979	Life Before Man	Yes
	1981	Bodily Harm	Yes
	1983	Murder in the Dark		Yes
	1983	Bluebeard's Egg		Yes
	1985	The Handmaid's Tale	Yes
	1988	Cat's Eye	Yes
	1991	Wilderness Tips		Yes
	1992	Good Bones		Yes
	1993	The Robber Bride	Yes
	1994	Good Bones and Simple Murders		Yes
	1996	The Labrador Fiasco		Yes
	1996	Alias Grace	Yes
	2000	The Blind Assassin	Yes
	2003	Oryx and Crake	Yes
	2005	The Penelopiad	Yes
	2006	The Tent		Yes
	2006	Moral Disorder		Yes
	2009	The Year of the Flood	Yes
	2013	MaddAddam	Yes
	2014	Stone Mattress		Yes
	2015	The Heart Goes Last	Yes
	2016	Hag-Seed	Yes
	2019	The Testaments	Yes
	2023	Old Babes in the Wood		Yes
—

Kevin Sullivan

Screen adaptations

—
Year	Title	Notes	Ref.
1985	Anne of Green Gables	Sullivan Entertainment
1987	Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel	Sullivan Entertainment
1989	Lantern Hill	Sullivan Entertainment – non-Anne TV film
1990	Road to Avonlea	Sullivan Entertainment – TV series
1998	Emily of New Moon	~non-Sullivan TV series~
1998	An Avonlea Christmas	Sullivan Entertainment – TV film
2000	Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story	Sullivan Entertainment
2001	Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series	Sullivan Entertainment – [A]
2005	Anne: Journey to Green Gables	Sullivan Entertainment – [A] – (Direct-to-video)
2008	Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning	Sullivan Entertainment
—

External links

• Lucy Maud Montgomery at IMDb

See also

• Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm

Etc.

• Kevin Sullivan at the Internet Broadway Database
• Trudy (Grant) Sullivan at the Internet Broadway Database
• Kevin & Trudy Sullivan at the Internet Broadway Database
• Sullivan Entertainment at the Internet Off-Broadway Database

Anne's family

• 1 Walter Shirley
  • + Bertha Willis
    • 2 Anne Shirley
      • + Gilbert Blythe
        • 3 Joyce Blythe (daughter)
        • 3 Jem Blythe (son)
          • + Faith Meredith
            • 4 Jem Blythe Jr.
            • 4 Walter Blythe
            • 4 Anne Blythe
        • 3 Walter Blythe (son)
          • + Una Meredith
        • 3 Nan Blythe (twin daughter)
          • + Jerry Meredith
            • 4 Di Meredith
        • 3 Diana Blythe (twin daughter)
        • 3 Shirley Blythe (son)
        • 3 Rilla Blythe (daughter)
          • + Kenneth Ford
            • 4 Gilbert Ford
            • 4 Rilla Ford

Avonlea's King family

• 1 Heziah King
  • + Mrs. King
    • 2 Hetty King
    • 2 Alec King
      • + Janet Ward
        • 3 Felicity King
          • + Gus Pike
        • 3 Felix King
          • + Izzy Pettibone
        • 3 Cecily King
        • 3 Daniel King
    • 2 Roger King
      • + Andrew's mother
        • 3 Andrew King
    • 2 Ruth King
      • + Blair Stanley
        • 3 Sara Stanley
    • 2 Olivia King
      • + Jasper Dale
        • 3 Montgomery Dale

Atlantic Canada in fiction

• Category:Atlantic Canada in fiction

Edward Riche

Film starring Cathy Jones as Frieda Vokey.

• (1992) – Secret Nation

Greg Malone

• (2012) – Don’t Tell the Newfoundlanders

Wayne Johnston

Trilogy of books featuring Sheilagh Fielding.

• (1998) – The Colony of Unrequited Dreams
• (2006) – The Custodian of Paradise
• (2017) – First Snow, Last Light

Newfoundland and Labrador

—
—		Unrequited Dreams (Sheilagh Fielding)			Secret Nation (Frieda Vokey)	—
—

See also

Newfoundland and Labrador in fiction, and also
Category:Newfoundland and Labrador in fiction

Beothuk

• Mary March
• Nancy April

• (name unknown) – father – (Beothuk)
• Doodebewshet – mother – (Mi'kmaq)
  • Easter Eve – daughter
  • Nancy April – daughter

Jones siblings

—
—	Year	Title	Mike	Andy	Mary Win	Cathy	—
	1983	Stations
	1986	Opposing Force
	1986	The Adventure of Faustus Bidgood
	1988	Finding Mary March
	1992	Secret Nation
	1994	Anchor Zone
	1995	The Acadian Connection
	1998	The Pasta King of the Caribbean
	2000	Rhythm & Blues
—

Alpha Flight

Alpha Flight

130 total

August 1983 – March 1994

Flight Program
—	Alpha Flight	Beta Flight	Gamma Flight	—
	Guardian
	Sasquatch
	Snowbird
	Northstar
	Aurora
	Shaman
	Marrina
	Puck
	Vindicator
	Talisman
	Box
	Madison Jeffries
	Diamond Lil
	Windshear
	Wild Child
	Nemesis
	Wyre
		Flashback
		Persuasion
		Manikin
		Goblyn
		Pathway
		Witchfire
		Feedback
			Smart Alec
			Auric
			Silver
(Category)

See also → Omega Flight

Renny Bartlett

BBC–TV historical documentaries

• 2013 – Isaac Newton: The Last Magician
• 2016 – Bloody Queens: Elizabeth and Mary
• 2016 – Titanic's Tragic Twin: The Britannic Disaster
• 2017 – Russia 1917: Countdown to Revolution

Renny Bartlett at IMDb

• 2013 – Isaac Newton: The Last Magician at IMDb
• 2016 – Bloody Queens: Elizabeth and Mary at IMDb
• 2016 – Titanic's Tragic Twin: The Britannic Disaster at IMDb
• 2017 – Russia 1917: Countdown to Revolution at IMDb

Irish Cusack acting family

Cusack

Maureen
Sinéad	Sorcha	Niamh
	Beth

Cusack

—
—	Date	Title	Cyril	Maureen	Sinéad	Sorcha	Niamh	—
	1947	Odd Man Out
	1957	The Rising of the Moon
	1968	Cradle Song
—

1. —
2. Mary Margaret Kiely – Maureen Kiely at IMDb
3. Sorcha Cusack – Sorcha Cusack at IMDb
4. Beth Cooke – Beth Cooke at IMDb (I) / Beth Cooke at IMDb (II)

      Note: In her earliest-shown credit entry, Beth is incorrectly listed as Baby Annie Horvath in One Day at a Time,
      when the role was actually performed by Heather Cooke (no relation). Beth was not born until well after 1982.
      Beth was born sometime in-between 1 July 1985 – 30 June 1986, though uncertain as to actually when. ???

      All three generations of female Cusacks appeared in, though not at the same time, Juno and the Paycock.

Beth Cooke

Year	Title	Role	Notes
2011	The Suspicions of Mr Whicher	Emma Moody	Episode: "The Murder at Road Hill House"
2013	Casualty	Becca Lincoln	Episode: "The Longest Day"
2014	Chronicles of Courage	Margaret Greg	Short – (Director: Ernest Mills)
2014	Doctors	Barmaid	Episode: "Whistle..."
2016	Bloody Queens: Elizabeth and Mary	Mary, Queen of Scots	BBC–TV documentary – (Director: Renny Bartlett)
2016	Maigret	Georgette Lecoin	2 episodes: "Maigret Sets a Trap" and "Maigret's Dead Man"
2016	Titanic's Tragic Twin: The Britannic Disaster	Reconstruction Cast Member	BBC–TV documentary – (Director: Renny Bartlett)
2017	Holby City	Anne-Marie Easterman	Episode: "How Loud It Is"
2018	Midsomer Murders	Young Sylvia Reynolds	Episode: "The Ghost of Causton Abbey"

Deaf actresses

American deaf actresses — Linda Bove Deanne Bray Alaqua Cox TL Forsberg Sandra Mae Frank Phyllis Frelich Kaylee Hottle Geraldine Lawhorn Katie Leclerc Ella Mae Lentz Shaylee Mansfield Marlee Matlin Stephanie Nogueras Jane Norman Audree Norton Lauren Ridloff Terrylene Sacchetti Millicent Simmonds Shoshannah Stern Angel Theory Alexandria Wailes —	British deaf actresses — Charlotte Arrowsmith Rose Ayling-Ellis Samantha Baines Genevieve Barr Stephanie Beacham Jessica-Jane Clement Paula Garfield Vilma Jackson Gabriella Leon Caroline Parker Sophie Leigh Stone — — — — — — — — — — —	Canadian deaf actresses — Dawn Birley Aryana Engineer Christine Firkins Casar Jacobson Katarina Ziervogel — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — —

Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker «with» Proft

Yes	denotes D. Z. and P. P. collaboration

Year	Title	Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker			P. P.
		D. Z.	J. A.	J. Z.
1980	Airplane!	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
1982	Airplane II: The Sequel	No	No	No	No
1984	Police Academy	No	No	No	Yes
	Top Secret!	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
	Bachelor Party	No	No	No	Yes
1985	Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment	No	No	No	No
	Moving Violations	No	No	No	Yes
	Real Genius	No	No	No	Yes
1986	Police Academy 3: Back in Training	No	No	No	No
	Ruthless People	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
1987	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol	No	No	No	No
1988	Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach	No	No	No	No
	Big Business	No	Yes	No	No
	Lucky Stiff	No	No	No	Yes
	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
1989	Police Academy 6: City Under Siege	No	No	No	No
1990	Cry-Baby	No	Yes	No	No
	Ghost	No	No	Yes	No
	Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael	No	Yes	No	No
1991	The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear	Yes	No	No	Yes
	Hot Shots!	No	Yes	No	Yes
1992	Brain Donors	No	No	No	Yes
1993	Hot Shots! Part Deux	No	Yes	No	Yes
	My Life	No	No	Yes	No
1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult	Yes	No	No	Yes
	Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow	No	No	No	No
1995	First Knight	No	No	Yes	No
	A Walk in the Clouds	Yes	No	Yes	No
1996	High School High	Yes	No	No	Yes
1997	My Best Friend's Wedding	No	No	Yes	No
	Mr. Magoo	No	No	No	Yes
1998	Mafia!	No	Yes	No	No
	BASEketball	Yes	No	No	No
	Wrongfully Accused	No	No	No	Yes
2000	Scary Movie	No	No	No	No
2001	Scary Movie 2	No	No	No	No
	Rat Race	No	No	Yes	No
2002	Unconditional Love	No	No	Yes	No
2003	Phone Booth	Yes	No	No	No
	My Boss's Daughter	Yes	No	No	No
	Scary Movie 3	Yes	No	No	Yes
2006	Scary Movie 4	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
2008	Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation	No	No	No	Yes
	Superhero Movie	Yes	No	No	No
	The Onion Movie	Yes	No	No	No
	Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out?	No	No	No	Yes
	An American Carol	Yes	No	No	No
2010	Fair Game	No	No	Yes	No
2011	Friends with Benefits	No	No	Yes	No
2012	Mental	No	No	Yes	No
2013	Scary Movie 5	Yes	No	No	Yes
2014	Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?	No	No	No	No
2025	The Naked Gun 4+1⁄4: Law of Toughness	No	No	No	No
2026	Scary Movie 6	No	No	No	No
20—	1000 Miles	No	No	Yes	No
20—	Spaghetti Versus Noodle	Yes	No	No	No
20—	Star of Malta	Yes	No	No	Yes
20—	Police Academy 8	No	No	No	Yes

David Zucker and Pat Proft collaborated on three Naked Gun films, three Scary Movie films, and also High School High and Star of Malta.
Jim Abrahams and Pat Proft collaborated on Hot Shots! and Hot Shots! Part Deux, as well as the original Naked Gun film and Scary Movie 4.
Jerry Zucker and Pat Proft collaborated only on the original Naked Gun film.
Aside from ZAZ films, the Zucker brothers collaborated together (without Abrahams) only on A Walk in the Clouds.
Leslie Nielsen appeared in ten films from the above listing.

Leslie Nielsen

Year	Title	Role
1980	Airplane!	● – Dr. Rumack
1988	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!	● – Frank Drebin
1991	The Naked Gun 2+1⁄2: The Smell of Fear	● – Frank Drebin
1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult	● – Frank Drebin
1997	Mr. Magoo	● – Mr. Quincy Magoo
1998	Wrongfully Accused	● – Ryan Harrison
2003	Scary Movie 3	● – President Baxter Harris
2006	Scary Movie 4	● – President Baxter Harris
2008	Superhero Movie	● – Uncle Albert Riker
2008	An American Carol	● – Grampa / Osama Bin Nielsen

Sequels, franchises, film series

—
—	Airplane!	1980	Airplane!	—
		1982	Airplane II: The Sequel
	Police Academy	1984	Police Academy
		1985	Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment
		1986	Police Academy 3: Back in Training
		1987	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol
		1988	Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach
		1989	Police Academy 6: City Under Siege
		1994	Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow
		20—	Police Academy 8
	Bachelor Party	1984	Bachelor Party
		2008	Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation
	The Naked Gun	1988	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
		1991	The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
		1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult
		2025	The Naked Gun 4+1⁄4: Law of Toughness
	Hot Shots!	1991	Hot Shots!
		1993	Hot Shots! Part Deux
	Scary Movie	2000	Scary Movie
		2001	Scary Movie 2
		2003	Scary Movie 3
		2006	Scary Movie 4
		2013	Scary Movie 5
		2026	Scary Movie 6
	Mostly Ghostly	2008	Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out?
		2014	Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?
—

Monty Python

(Pre-2010)

(1975–2000)

—
—	Year	Title	Monty Python									Ref.	—
			Chapman	Cleese	Gilliam	Idle	Jones	Palin		Cleveland	Innes
	1975	Monty Python and the Holy Grail
	1977	Jabberwocky
	1979	Story Time
		Monty Python's Life of Brian
	1981	Time Bandits
	1982	Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl
		The Missionary
	1983	The Crimson Permanent Assurance
		Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
		Yellowbeard
	1985	Brazil
	1988	A Fish Called Wanda
		The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
	1989	Erik the Viking
	1993	Splitting Heirs
	1996	The Wind in the Willows
	1997	Fierce Creatures
—

Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine

Academy Awards and nominations

Academy Awards and nominations for Best Actress
—	Year	Olivia	Joan	Role	Film	Result	—
	1940			The second Mrs. de Winter	Rebecca	Nominated
	1941			Emmy Brown	Hold Back the Dawn	Nominated
	1941			Lina McLaidlaw Aysgarth	Suspicion	Won
	1942			Prudence Cathaway	This Above All	—
	1943			Tessa Sanger	The Constant Nymph	Nominated
	1946			Miss Josephine "Jody" Norris	To Each His Own	Won
	1948			Virginia Stuart Cunningham	The Snake Pit	Nominated
	1949			Catherine Sloper	The Heiress	Won
	Year	Olivia	Joan	Role	Film	Result
1939 – Olivia was  nominated  for Best Supporting Actress as Melanie Hamilton in Gone with the Wind.

Alonzo Potter

Elsie Nicholas

Robert Wylie

Belle Mulford

Robert Dozier

Emma Cooper

Walter de Havilland

Lilian Fontaine

H. C. Potter

Lucilla Wylie

William Dozier

Joan Fontaine

Earl Potter

Deborah Dozier

Cody Potter

Wednesday

~

~

Early ancestral generations

(non-direct female line, as it's through Gomez Addams)

• Gloria Garcia – Goody Addams mother
• Jenna Ortega – Goody Addams

↓

• Mr. Addams

(many generations; mother-thru-daughter direct-line)

Direct-traced witch-line / coven

• Joanna Lumley – Hester Frump (née Droop)
• Catherine Zeta-Jones – Morticia Addams (née Frump)
• Jenna Ortega – Wednesday Addams

Itt line

• Is
• That
• It
• What

See also

• Nightshade Society

The Avengers and The New Avengers

—
—	Character – (Actress)	Seasons								—
		Original						New
	Carol Wilson – (Ingrid Hafner)	01
	Cathy Gale – (Honor Blackman)		02	03
	Emma Peel – (Diana Rigg)				04	05
	Tara King – (Linda Thorson)						06
	Purdey – (Joanna Lumley)							07	08
—

Avengers and Bond

—
—	Year	Title	Actress	Role	—
	—	—	Ingrid Hafner	—
	1964	Goldfinger	Honor Blackman	Pussy Galore
	1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Diana Rigg	Tracy Bond
			Linda Thorson	—
			Joanna Lumley	English Girl
	1985	A View to a Kill	Patrick Macnee	Godfrey Tibbett
—

Sapphire & Steel

—
—	Joanna Lumley				David McCallum			—
	Year	Title	Role		Year	Title	Role
	—				1972–1974	Colditz	Simon Carter
	1976–1977	The New Avengers	Purdey		—
	1979–1982	Sapphire & Steel	Sapphire		1979–1982	Sapphire & Steel	Steel
	1992–2012	Absolutely Fabulous	Patsy Stone		—
	—				2003–2023	NCIS	Dr. Donald "Ducky" Mallard
—

Blofeld's Angels of Death

Terrible Twelve

• Angela Scoular as Ruby Bartlett – (English)
• Catherina Von Schell as Nancy – (Hungarian)
• Julie Ege as Helen – (Scandinavian)
• Mona Chong – (Chinese)
• Sylvana Henriques – (Jamaican)
• Dani (Sally) Sheridan – (American)
• Joanna Lumley – (English)
• Zara – (Indian)
• Anoushka Hempel – (Australian)
• Ingrid (Ingrit) Back – (German)
• Helena Ronee – (Israeli)
• Jenny Hanley – (Irish)

The Dirty Dozen

• Clint Walker as Samson Posey – (#1)
• Donald Sutherland as Vernon L. Pinkley – (#2)
• Jim Brown as Robert T. Jefferson – (#3)
• Ben Carruthers as Glenn S. Gilpin – (#4)
• Stuart Cooper as Roscoe Lever – (#5)
• Tom Busby as Milo Vladek – (#6)
• Colin Maitland as Seth K. Sawyer – (#7)
• Telly Savalas as Archer J. Maggot – (#8)
• Charles Bronson as Joseph T. Wladislaw – (#9) – (only survivor of the unit)
• Trini Lopez as Pedro Jimenez – (#10)
• John Cassavetes as Victor R. Franko – (#11)
• Al Mancini as Tassos R. Bravos – (#12)

Charles Bronson

Filmography

Film

Year	Film
Death Wish
1974	Death Wish 1
1982	Death Wish 2
1985	Death Wish 3
1987	Death Wish 4
1994	Death Wish 5

Television

Year	Film
A Family of Cops
1995	Family of Cops I
1997	Family of Cops II: Breach of Faith
1999	Family of Cops III: Under Suspicion

Robert Wagner

Television series appearances — more than three-episode appearances.

Year	Series	Role	Ep. count
1968–1970	It Takes a Thief	Alexander Mundy	66 episodes
1972–1974	Colditz	Flight Lieutenant Phil Carrington	14 episodes
1975–1978	Switch	Pete T. Ryan	71 episodes
1979–1984	Hart to Hart	Jonathan Hart	111 episodes
1985–1986	Lime Street	James Greyson Culver	8 episodes
2003–2006	Hope & Faith	Jack Fairfield	7 episodes
2007–2008	Two and a Half Men	Teddy Leopold	5 episodes
2010–2019	NCIS	Anthony DiNozzo, Sr.	13 episodes

The Pink Panther

	The Pink Panther
	—					—
			1963	The Pink Panther
			1964	A Shot in the Dark
			1975	The Return of the Pink Panther
			1976	The Pink Panther Strikes Again
			1978	Revenge of the Pink Panther
			1981	Romance of the Pink Panther
	§

The Pink Panther – recurring characters

·
·		The Pink Panther	A Shot in the Dark	The Return of the Pink Panther	The Pink Panther Strikes Again	Revenge of the Pink Panther	Romance of the Pink Panther		·
		63	64	75	76	78	81
	Pink Panther – (same)	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	Pink Panther – (same)
	Peter Sellers – (Clouseau)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	Peter Sellers – (Clouseau)
	Herbert Lom – (Dreyfus)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	Herbert Lom – (Dreyfus)
	Burt Kwouk – (Cato)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	Burt Kwouk – (Cato)
	André Maranne – (François)	No	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	—	André Maranne – (François)
		01	02	03	04	05	06
·

 Pink Panther (cocktail) 

International Bartenders Association

List of IBA official cocktails

• Vesper
  IBA

           ↓

Shaken, not stirred / Vesper (cocktail)

(Original series)

Recurring characters

·
·	Character	Dr. No	From Russia with Love	Goldfinger	Thunderball	You Only Live Twice	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Diamonds Are Forever	Live and Let Die	The Man with the Golden Gun	The Spy Who Loved Me	Moonraker	For Your Eyes Only	Octopussy	A View to a Kill	The Living Daylights	Licence to Kill	GoldenEye	Tomorrow Never Dies	The World Is Not Enough	Die Another Day	Character	·
		62	63	64	65	67	69	71	73	74	77	79	81	83	85	87	89	95	97	99	02
	James Bond																					James Bond
	Miss Moneypenny																					Miss Moneypenny
	M																					M
	Q																					Q
	Sylvia Trench																					Sylvia Trench
	Felix Leiter																					Felix Leiter
	Ernst Stavro Blofeld																					Ernst Stavro Blofeld
	J. W. Pepper																					J. W. Pepper
	Bill Tanner																					Bill Tanner
	Frederick Gray																					Frederick Gray
	General Gogol																					General Gogol
	Jaws																					Jaws
	Rublevitch																					Rublevitch
	Smithers																					Smithers
	Jack Wade																					Jack Wade
	Valentin Zukovsky																					Valentin Zukovsky
	Charles Robinson																					Charles Robinson
		01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
·

(Reboot series)

Recurring characters

·
·	Character	Casino Royale	Quantum of Solace	Skyfall	Spectre	No Time to Die	Character	·
		06	08	12	15	21
	James Bond						James Bond
	Miss Moneypenny						Miss Moneypenny
	M						M
	Q						Q
	Felix Leiter						Felix Leiter
	Ernst Stavro Blofeld						Ernst Stavro Blofeld
	Bill Tanner						Bill Tanner
	Mr. White						Mr. White
	René Mathis						René Mathis
	Madeleine Swann						Madeleine Swann
	Vogel						Vogel
		21	22	23	24	25
·

Glidrose
·
1950–1966   Ian Fleming           
1967–1974   Kingsley Amis      
1975–1979   Christopher Wood
1980–1996   John Gardner        
1997–2002   Raymond Benson  

1949	—
1950
1951
1952
1953	Casino Royale
1954	Live and Let Die
1955	Moonraker
1956	Diamonds Are Forever
1957	From Russia, with Love
1958	Dr. No
1959	Goldfinger
1960	For Your Eyes Only – (first of two short story collections)
1961	Thunderball
1962	The Spy Who Loved Me
1963	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1964	You Only Live Twice
1965	The Man with the Golden Gun
1966	Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (second of two short story collections)
1967
1968	Colonel Sun
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
1978
1979	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)
1980
1981	Licence Renewed
1982	For Special Services
1983	Icebreaker
1984	Role of Honour
1985
1986	Nobody Lives for Ever
1987	No Deals, Mr. Bond
1988	Scorpius
1989	Win, Lose or Die
	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)
1990	Brokenclaw
1991	The Man from Barbarossa
1992	Death Is Forever
1993	Never Send Flowers
1994	SeaFire
1995	GoldenEye – (novelisation)
1996	Cold
1997	Zero Minus Ten
	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)
1998	The Facts of Death
1999	High Time to Kill
	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)
2000	DoubleShot
2001	Never Dream of Dying
2002	The Man with the Red Tattoo
	Die Another Day – (novelisation)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace – (complete short story collections)

—
—	Book	Year	Film	—
	Casino Royale	1953
	Live and Let Die	1954
	Moonraker	1955
	Diamonds Are Forever	1956
	From Russia, with Love	1957
	Dr. No	1958
	Goldfinger	1959
	For Your Eyes Only (02.) "From a View to a Kill" (1959) (04.) "For Your Eyes Only" (1960) (01.) "Quantum of Solace" (1959) (05.) "Risico" (1960) (03.) "The Hildebrand Rarity" (1960)	1960
	Thunderball	1961
	The Spy Who Loved Me	1962
		1962	Dr. No
	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	1963
		1963	From Russia with Love
	You Only Live Twice	1964
		1964	Goldfinger
	The Man with the Golden Gun	1965
		1965	Thunderball
	Octopussy and The Living Daylights (04.) "Octopussy" (1965) (01.) "The Living Daylights" (1962) (03.) "The Property of a Lady" (1963) (02.) "007 in New York" (1963)	1966
		1967	You Only Live Twice
	Colonel Sun	1968
		1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
		1971	Diamonds Are Forever
		1973	Live and Let Die
		1974	The Man with the Golden Gun
	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)	1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
		1977	The Spy Who Loved Me
	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)	1979
		1979	Moonraker
	Licence Renewed	1981
		1981	For Your Eyes Only
	For Special Services	1982
		1983	Octopussy
	Icebreaker	1983
	Role of Honour	1984
		1985	A View to a Kill
	Nobody Lives for Ever	1986
	No Deals, Mr. Bond	1987
		1987	The Living Daylights
	Scorpius	1988
	Win, Lose or Die	1989
	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)	1989
		1989	Licence to Kill
	Brokenclaw	1990
	The Man from Barbarossa	1991
	Death Is Forever	1992
	Never Send Flowers	1993
	SeaFire	1994
	GoldenEye – (novelisation)	1995
		1995	GoldenEye
	Cold	1996
	Zero Minus Ten	1997
	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)	1997
		1997	Tomorrow Never Dies
	The Facts of Death	1998
	High Time to Kill	1999
	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)	1999
		1999	The World Is Not Enough
	DoubleShot	2000
	Never Dream of Dying	2001
	The Man with the Red Tattoo	2002
	Die Another Day – (novelisation)	2002
		2002	Die Another Day
		2006	Casino Royale
Quantum of Solace – ●● (complete short story collection)	2008
	2008	Quantum of Solace
	2012	Skyfall
	2015	Spectre
	2021	No Time to Die
	20––	Bond 26
—

Novels
—	~Glidrose~		—
	Ian Fleming
	1953	Casino Royale
	1954	Live and Let Die
	1955	Moonraker
	1956	Diamonds Are Forever
	1957	From Russia, with Love
	1958	Dr. No
	1959	Goldfinger
	1960	For Your Eyes Only – (first of two short story collections)
	1961	Thunderball
	1962	The Spy Who Loved Me
	1963	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
	1964	You Only Live Twice
	1965	The Man with the Golden Gun
	1966	Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (second of two short story collections)
	Kingsley Amis
	1968	Colonel Sun
	Christopher Wood
	1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
	1979	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)
	John Gardner
	1981	Licence Renewed
	1982	For Special Services
	1983	Icebreaker
	1984	Role of Honour
	1986	Nobody Lives for Ever
	1987	No Deals, Mr. Bond
	1988	Scorpius
	1989	Win, Lose or Die
	1989	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)
	1990	Brokenclaw
	1991	The Man from Barbarossa
	1992	Death Is Forever
	1993	Never Send Flowers
	1994	SeaFire
	1995	GoldenEye – (novelisation)
	1996	Cold
	Raymond Benson
	1997	Zero Minus Ten
	1997	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)
	1998	The Facts of Death
	1999	High Time to Kill
	1999	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)
	2000	DoubleShot
	2001	Never Dream of Dying
	2002	The Man with the Red Tattoo
	2002	Die Another Day – (novelisation)
	~Glidrose~
	2008	Quantum of Solace – (complete ◆ (all nine) ◆ Ian Fleming short story collections)
—

Danjaq / Eon
·
1962–1967   Sean Connery   
1968–1969   George Lazenby
1970–1971   Sean Connery   
1972–1985   Roger Moore     
1986–1993   Timothy Dalton  
1994–2003   Pierce Brosnan  
2004–2021   Daniel Craig      

1962	Dr. No
1963	From Russia with Love
1964	Goldfinger
1965	Thunderball
1966
1967	You Only Live Twice
1968
1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1970
1971	Diamonds Are Forever
1972
1973	Live and Let Die
1974	The Man with the Golden Gun
1975
1976
1977	The Spy Who Loved Me
1978
1979	Moonraker
1980
1981	For Your Eyes Only
1982
1983	Octopussy
1984
1985	A View to a Kill
1986
1987	The Living Daylights
1988
1989	Licence to Kill
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995	GoldenEye
1996
1997	Tomorrow Never Dies
1998
1999	The World Is Not Enough
2000
2001
2002	Die Another Day
2003
2004
2005
2006	Casino Royale
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace
2009
2010
2011
2012	Skyfall
2013
2014
2015	Spectre
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021	No Time to Die

Tout
—		● Book ●	→	● Film ●		—
	06.	1958 – Dr. No	→	1962 – Dr. No	01.
	05.	1957 – From Russia, with Love	→	1963 – From Russia with Love	02.
	07.	1959 – Goldfinger	→	1964 – Goldfinger	03.
	13.	1961 – Thunderball	→	1965 – Thunderball	04.
	19.	1964 – You Only Live Twice	→	1967 – You Only Live Twice	05.
	16.	1963 – On Her Majesty's Secret Service	→	1969 – On Her Majesty's Secret Service	06.
	04.	1956 – Diamonds Are Forever	→	1971 – Diamonds Are Forever	07.
	02.	1954 – Live and Let Die	→	1973 – Live and Let Die	08.
	20.	1965 – The Man with the Golden Gun	→	1974 – The Man with the Golden Gun	09.
	15.	1977 – James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me (1962)	→	1977 – The Spy Who Loved Me	10.
	03.	1979 – James Bond and Moonraker (1955)	→	1979 – Moonraker	11.
	11.	1960 – "For Your Eyes Only" (1960)	→	1981 – For Your Eyes Only	12.
	21.	1966 – "Octopussy" (1965)	→	1983 – Octopussy	13.
	09.	1960 – "From a View to a Kill" (1959)	→	1985 – A View to a Kill	14.
	14.	1966 – "The Living Daylights" (1962)	→	1987 – The Living Daylights	15.
	22.	1989 – Licence Revoked → Licence to Kill	→	1989 – Licence Revoked → Licence to Kill	16.
	18.	1966 – "The Property of a Lady" (1963)	→	1991 – The Property of a Lady → (shelved)	—
	23.	1993 – Reunion with Death → (scratched)	→	1993 – Reunion with Death → (shelved)	—
	24.	1995 – GoldenEye	→	1995 – GoldenEye	17.
	25.	1997 – Tomorrow Never Dies	→	1997 – Tomorrow Never Dies	18.
	26.	1999 – The World Is Not Enough	→	1999 – The World Is Not Enough	19.
	27.	2002 – Die Another Day	→	2002 – Die Another Day	20.
	01.	1953 – Casino Royale	→	2006 – Casino Royale	21.
	08.	1960 – "Quantum of Solace" (1959)	→	2008 – Quantum of Solace	22.
	28.	2012 – Skyfall	→	2012 – Skyfall	23.
	29.	2015 – Spectre	→	2015 – Spectre	24.
	30.	2021 – No Time to Die	→	2021 – No Time to Die	25.
	31.	20–– – TBC	→	20–– – TBC	26.
	12.	1960 – "Risico" (1960)	→	20–– – Risico	—
	10.	1960 – "The Hildebrand Rarity" (1960)	→	20–– – The Hildebrand Rarity	—
	17.	1966 – "007 in New York" (1963)	→	20–– – 007 in New York → (non-useable film title)	—
—

The Living Daylights was originally written with Moore in mind, before Dalton took over.
GoldenEye was written with Dalton in mind, originally to be released before the never-made
Reunion with Death would had been, which was scrapped when Dalton departed the series.

• The Spy Who Loved Me → The Spy Who Loved Me
• On Her Majesty's Secret Service → On Her Majesty's Secret Service
• "The Property of a Lady" → "The Property of a Lady"

(Vocalized-only sans-appearance) Carly Simon as Vivienne Michel –
performing "Nobody Does It Better" in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).

(Vocalized-only sans-appearance) Shirley Bassey as Gala Brand –
performing the title theme song "Moonraker" in Moonraker (1979).

(Title sequence appearance only) Sheena Easton as herself –
performing "For Your Eyes Only" in For Your Eyes Only (1981).

(Non-appearance) Rita Coolidge (non-film appearance) –
performing (the theme) "All Time High" in Octopussy (1983).

• Vivienne Michel (1962 book) → Anya Amasova (1977 film)
• Gala Brand (1955 book) → Holly Goodhead (1979 film)

Source: Danjaq / Eon Productions.

Glidrose / Danjaq / Eon

Glidrose · 1950–1966   Ian Fleming            1967–1974   Kingsley Amis       1975–1979   Christopher Wood 1980–1996   John Gardner         1997–2002   Raymond Benson   1949 — 1950 1951 1952 1953 Casino Royale 1954 Live and Let Die 1955 Moonraker 1956 Diamonds Are Forever 1957 From Russia, with Love 1958 Dr. No 1959 Goldfinger 1960 For Your Eyes Only – (short stories) 1961 Thunderball 1962 The Spy Who Loved Me 1963 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1964 You Only Live Twice 1965 The Man with the Golden Gun 1966 Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (short stories) 1967 1968 Colonel Sun 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation) 1978 1979 James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation) 1980 1981 Licence Renewed 1982 For Special Services 1983 Icebreaker 1984 Role of Honour 1985 1986 Nobody Lives for Ever 1987 No Deals, Mr. Bond 1988 Scorpius 1989 Win, Lose or Die Licence to Kill – (novelisation) 1990 Brokenclaw 1991 The Man from Barbarossa 1992 Death Is Forever 1993 Never Send Flowers 1994 SeaFire 1995 GoldenEye – (novelisation) 1996 Cold 1997 Zero Minus Ten Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation) 1998 The Facts of Death 1999 High Time to Kill The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation) 2000 DoubleShot 2001 Never Dream of Dying 2002 The Man with the Red Tattoo Die Another Day – (novelisation) 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Quantum of Solace – (complete short story collections)

Danjaq / Eon · 1962–1967   Sean Connery    1968–1969   George Lazenby 1970–1971   Sean Connery    1972–1985   Roger Moore      1986–1993   Timothy Dalton   1994–2003   Pierce Brosnan   2004–2021   Daniel Craig       1962 Dr. No 1963 From Russia with Love 1964 Goldfinger 1965 Thunderball 1966 1967 You Only Live Twice 1968 1969 On Her Majesty's Secret Service 1970 1971 Diamonds Are Forever 1972 1973 Live and Let Die 1974 The Man with the Golden Gun 1975 1976 1977 The Spy Who Loved Me 1978 1979 Moonraker 1980 1981 For Your Eyes Only 1982 1983 Octopussy 1984 1985 A View to a Kill 1986 1987 The Living Daylights 1988 1989 Licence to Kill 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 GoldenEye 1996 1997 Tomorrow Never Dies 1998 1999 The World Is Not Enough 2000 2001 2002 Die Another Day 2003 2004 2005 2006 Casino Royale 2007 2008 Quantum of Solace 2009 2010 2011 2012 Skyfall 2013 2014 2015 Spectre 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 No Time to Die

UK peerage nobility seniority

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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
—			—
	1977	Monster Manual
	1978	Player's Handbook
	1979	Dungeon Master's Guide
	1980	Deities & Demigods
	1981	Fiend Folio
	1983	Monster Manual II
	1985	Legends & Lore –  Deities & Demigods
	1985	Oriental Adventures
	1985	Unearthed Arcana
	1986	Dungeoneer's Survival Guide
	1986	Wilderness Survival Guide
	1987	Manual of the Planes
	1987	Dragonlance Adventures
	1988	Greyhawk Adventures
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See also:

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and

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See also

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E30

• ~Atlantic Ocean~
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