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Springfield Dam

**Springfield Dam** is a District in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Springfield Dam is one of the Districts that need to be purchased with money made from the Road Rage mode.

## Locations

Here is a list of all the drop off locations in the District:

1. **Stone Cutters' Lodge**
2. **Jittery Joe's Coffee Shop**
3. **KBBL Radio**
4. **Mayor Quimby's mansion**
5. **Springfield Dam**
6. **Kamp Krusty**
7. **Rancho Relaxo**
8. **New Bedlam Home for the Emotionally Interesting**
9. **TNT Storage**
Missions

Mission Select screen on Xbox

**Missions** are a feature in The Simpsons: Road Rage where you play as different drivers to complete tasks such as Destroying objects and Driving people to locations without getting touched by Mr. Burns' Limo. After completing all missions, the player will have access to A Car Built For Homer along with the option to replay any mission.

## Missions

This is a list of missions in order along with a brief description. They are as follows:

* Willie's Paper Shredder - As Willie, Destroy 12 Newspaper Boxes before time runs out.
* Homer On The Run - As Bart, Drive Homer to work without getting touched by Mr. Burns' Limo.
* Barney's Rage - As Barney, Hit 12 Mascots before time runs out.
* Otto's Driving Test - As Otto, Destroy 15 Lights before time runs out.
* Snake's Day Off - As Snake, Destroy 20 Waste Barrels before time runs out
* They'll Never Take Me Alive - As Abe, Destroy 12 Garbage Bins before time runs out.
* Save The Hovercar - As Frink, Drive to Town Hall with Quimby in the car without getting touched by Mr. Burns' Limo.
* Not The Trees - As Lisa, knock down 8 piles of wood before time runs out.
* Krusty's Escape - As Krusty, Destroy 15 signs that lead the way to his house.
* Burns Arena (Boss) - As Homer, battle Mr. Burns by Destroying 10 statues. The stage is in a different camera angle along with the player being chased by Mr. Burns therefore adding Difficulty.
Entertainment District

The **Entertainment District** as the name suggests is a District in The Simpsons: Road Rage. The Entertainment District is one of the Districts that need to be purchased with money made from the Road Rage mode.

## Locations

Here is a list of all the drop off locations in the District:

* **Moe's Tavern**
* **King Toot's**
* **Krusty Burger**
* **She-She Lounge**
* **The Duff Brewery**
* **The Milkshake Shop**
* **Sir Putt-A-Lot's Merrie Olde Fun Centre**
* **The Rusty Barnacle**
* **The Gilded Truffle**
* **Planet Hype**
* **The Frying Dutchman**
* **Moe's House**
* **Aztec Theater**
* **Springfield Googolplex Theatres**
* **Noiseland Video Arcade**
* **Girlesque**
* **Barney's Bowlarama**
* **Circus of Values**
* **Try-N-Save**
* **Fiesta Terraces**
* **Lard Lad Donuts**
* **Candy Most Dandy**
* **Box Factory**
Marge Simpson

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**Marge Simpson** is a Driver and Housewife in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Marge is one of the Drivers that is unlocked by default and drives the Canyonero.

## Quotes

* I hope the traffic is nice.
* Can you name the truck with four wheel drive? Smells like a steak and seats 35. Canyonero! CANYONERO!!!
* Move your keister, Meister!
* Another day, another dollar. (laughs)
* (Laughs) Whatever you say.
* Easy come, easy go.
* Hold on tight!
* You got it!
* Hello there!
* Where can I take you?
* Whoopsie.
* Ow, my tushy. Whoo!
* Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
* Oh, my goodness!
* Oh, my heavens!
* There you go.
* There you go. Hope you like the ride.
* Welcome to my world.
* You're with Marge now.
* Hop in Handsome!
* Bart!? My special little guy!
* Bart!? What are you doing here?
* Oh Lisa sweetheart! Get In?
* Homer!? Get in the car?
* Hi Home! Get in!
* Hi Moe!
* Moe!? Get in the car?
* Apu!? Get in the car?
* Hi Apu! Hop in!
* Barney!? Get in the car?
* Barney!? You look terrible?
* Millhouse!? Hi Hop In
* Millhouse are you supposed to be out here?
* Reverend Lovejoy!? Hi!
* Hi Reverend, can I give you a lift?
* Grandpa, what are you doing outside?
* Grandpa, are you lost?
* Hi, i'm Marge.
* Huh. I could've sworn I had more time left.
* Oh, well. I had a good run.
* Everyone's the winner.
* Don't pressure me!
* Get your caboose in here.
* Hi, Doctor Nick!
Crazy, Man, Crazy

**Crazy, Man, Crazy** is a comic magazine from Charlton.

Volume 2 issue 1 featured Bob Hope and Bing Crosby in a spoof of their Road to... movies.The same issue used Bob and Bing's faces in a satire of modern fashions.Bob made the cover of Volume 2 Issue 2.He starred in the spoof, "Hamlet on Rye".The spoof continues.The spoof concludes.
Beta Map

During the beta, There were a few things different when it came to the map. This is a Showcase of that has been changed from beta to current.

## Never Ending Map

During the beta, it was planned to feature an entirely open map. Due to the Performance issues, it was scrapped. So in the end we got a few maps that could be purchased.

## Cartoon Look

During E3 2001, the entire map looked more like a cartoon than a video game. In a video by Game Preservationist PtoP, it was revealed that Simpsons creator Matt Groening had a role in this change; stating that he didn't want it to be a carbon copy of The Simpsons TV Show. Because of this, Radical Entertainment had to make some last minute changes. Including full retextures to the map to fit to Matt's standards.

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My Favorite Blonde

**My Favorite Blonde** is a 1942 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope and Madeleine Carroll.

## Summary

British secret agent Karen Bentley inherits a mission when her partner is murdered in the line of duty. She must deliver a flight plan for a hundred American bomber planes to a British agent in Chicago. She hides the plans in her scorpion medallion.

Karen travels by ship from Europe to New York City. She hides from enemy agents in a variety theatre. There she charms an actor named Larry Haines, who performs a small act with Percy, his penguin. Larry tells her that he and his penguin are heading west to Hollywood to appear in a film. They have a contract paying $500 a week for Percy and $30 for him as his trainer.

Karen accompanies Larry to the train and plants the medallion on him before he boards the train. The German agents, Mme. Stephanie Runick and Dr. Hugo Streger, are also on board, keeping a close eye on Larry. The agents manage to scare Larry with their odd behavior, and in Albany, Karen boards the train.

Larry meets Karen and thinks it odd she didn't board the train back in New York with him. When the train stops for three hours in Chicago, Karen steals Larry's suitcase, which now contains the jacket where the medallion is hidden. Larry follows Karen and the suitcase to an address where she is supposed to meet an agent, but Karen finds the agent murdered and has to change her plans. She is instructed to continue to Los Angeles instead.

Since Larry has already seen her and the dead body, Karen reveals her true identity to him and asks his help. When the German agents are watching, they fake a domestic argument between the two of them, where Larry is violent with her. The police arrive both are arrested for disturbing the peace. They are transported safely out of the building and past the German agents.

Karen and Larry are released after they make up in the police patrol car. They don't get very far until the police chase them again, because the German agents anonymously tell the police they are responsible for murdering the British agent. The murder is on the news and Larry is called the "love slayer."

During their frantic escape from the police, Karen and Larry fall in love. They find a place to hide at the top of Union Hall for the night, but in the morning they get on a sightseeing bus headed out of the city. They hijack the bus and then steal a plane to fly to Los Angeles. When the plane runs out of fuel they land in the middle of nowhere and are soon arrested again, this time for stealing food on a farm.

In jail they are recognized as the couple killing the British operative, but they escape and are chased again. They manage to jump a freight train to Los Angeles. The address Karen was supposed to visit turns out to be a funeral parlor, but the Germans have beaten them to it and taken the British agent hostage. Karen and Larry flee the scene to a US Air base nearby where they take refuge and deliver the secret bomber plans.
Homer Simpson

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**Homer Simpson** is a Driver and Nuclear Safety Inspector in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Homer is one of the Drivers that is unlocked by default and drives the Family Sedan, but after completing all Missions, you're given the option to drive A Car Built For Homer.

## Quotes

* USA! USA!
* Get in. I got candy!
* What part of "Get in" don't you understand?
* Seatbelt schmeatbelt.
* Hi Marge.
* Homer 4 Hire at your service!
* Where to, Mac?
* Get in, boy.
* Why aren't you in school, boy?
* Hi, sweetie.
* Hi sweetie, how are ya?
* Get in the car, Dad.
* Dad!? What are you doing here?
* Hop in. I accept Duff as currency.
* Barney! What are you doing here?
* Hi, Doctor Nick!
* Hello, Apu.
* Hello, my Hindu friend.
* (nervous) Oh! Chief Wiggum! Wh-what are you doing here?
* Chief Wiggum, hehe. How can I be of law-abiding service?
* Flanders? Oh, boy, why did I stop?
* Well, well, if it isn't Mister Goody-Two-Shoes himself.
* Hello, Reverend Lovejoy!
* Well well well, if it isn't Mister Fire And Brimstone himself.
* It's crashing time!
* Damn straight!
* Let's do this thing!
* Oh! Can I come?
* Whatever.
* Okay, I didn't ask about your life story.
* Boring!
* Get in the car, Milhouse.
* Milhouse! You're one weird kid, you know that.
* Get in the car, Moe.
* Hi, Moe. What's new?
* The what now?
* Careful! Don't sit on my nachos!
* Just call me *Air* Homer!
* I feel bad about myself.
* Please don't sue!
* Get outta my way, jerk-ass!
* Ow! My ass!
* Ow! My head!
* Ow! my neck!
* Aw, I bit my tongue.
* Aw, I swallowed my gum!
* Mistakes were made!
* I'm not a very good driver.
* I have no insurance!
* D'oh!
* Do you have any barf bags? I don't feel so good.
* Thank you!
* Alright!
* Tip, please.
* Woohoo! Alright!
* I hope you didn't puke.
* Would you like a receipt? Too bad!
* That's a spicy meatball!
* Now *that's* driving.
* That was *too* easy.
* Did I do great or really great?
* I am so smart, I am so smart, S-M-R-T--- I mean S-M-A-R-T!
* Aw, I thought I was winning.
* Aw, this video game su-ucks!
* What do you mean "Game Over"?
* Nooooooooooooo!
* D'oh! Sad clown. Why you torment me so?
Manatsu no Setsuna

****Manatsu no Setsuna**** (真夏のセツナ（）, *Manatsu no Setsuna*?) es el segundo tema de cierre del anime ***Darling in the Franxx***.

## Letra

* Japonés
* Japonés romanizado

### Japonés

青空と 砂浜が
恥ずかしがらなくても良いよと 誘ってる

Tシャツを 脱ごうとする
キミから視線 慌ててそらす

パラソルの下で 日焼け止め塗ってる
キミがいつもより オトナに見えて
喉が 乾いた

真夏のセツナの ときめき感じてたい

波打ち際 走るキミを
びしょ濡れで 追いかけて
一瞬振り返った キミの弾ける笑顔が
ボクを焦がして

アタマ からっぽになってゆくよ

### Japonés romanizado

Aozora to sunahama ga
hazukashigaranakute mo ii yo to sasotteru

T shatsu wo nugou to suru
kimi kara shisen awatete sorasu

parasoru no shita de hiyakedome nutteru
kimi ga itsu mo yori otona ni miete omotta
nodo ga kawaita

Manatsu no setsuna no tokimeki kanjitetai

namiuchigiwa hashiru kimi wo bisho nure de oikakete
isshun furikaetta kimi no hajikeru egao ga
boku wo kogashite

atama karappo ni natte yuku yo
Nana (reemplazo)

## Nana

**Nana** es un personaje de ***Darling in the Franxx***. Es el reemplazo de Nana, antes del enfrentamiento final entre humanos y klaxosaurios.

## Personalidad

Demostró ser una persona amable y cordial al encontrarse por primera vez con el Escuadrón 13. Se desconoce si le han implantado recuerdos o no.

## Apariencia

Es alta, con el pelo corto, rojo y lleva un flequillo en forma de "V" abierta. Viste un uniforme de APE, igual que la Nana original.

## Historia

Aparece momentáneamente frente al Escuadrón 13 para informarles de su misión sobre el Star Entity. Luego se presenta como Nana, CODE:007 y deja confundido a Goro.
Rules

These are the rules for submitting content to this wiki. Pages that don't follow these rules may be deleted.

1. Do not include overt sexual or political messages or themes in your article.
2. You must include the name of the creator of the subject of the article, in the article. You must do this even if you are the creator. You may use a pseudonym. Anonymous submissions are not allowed.
3. All pages (Except NPCs, Environmental Objects, and Chambers) must include an ammonomicon entry.
Mutant Sniper Shell

Current (Updated) design of the Mutant Sniper Kin

The old, original design of the Mutant Sniper Kin

The Mutant Sniper Shell is a Sniper Shell Variant designed by TitaniumGrunt7.

It's design has been changed since it's creation, due to TitaniumGrunt7 wishing to improve some of his designs.

## Ammonomicon

> **Bull's Eye... Two Of Them**
>
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These Sniper Shells have had their most vital body part tainted by the damaging hazards of the Gungeon's Oubliette. However, with this eye effect they now possess, these creatures can perform gun tricks no fully able Bullet could pull off.

## Attacks

1. Fires a fast moving sniper bullet at the player, then rapidly fires another sniper bullet with predictive aim.
Evergreen Terrace

**Evergreen Terrace** is the first District in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Evergreen Terrace is the only district in the game that is unlocked by default excluding Missions.

## Locations

There are 23 drop off locations in Evergreen Terrace. Here is a list of all the locations that can be found and passengers that can be dropped off:

1. **Simpsons House:** Marge, Grampa, Bart, Lisa, Homer, Snake
2. **Flanders' House:** Ned Flanders, Rev. Lovejoy, Snake
3. **President's House:** Mayor Quimby, Groundskeeper Willie, Prof. Frink
4. **Burlesque House:** Grampa, Mayor Quimby, Chief Wiggum, Krusty
5. **Milhouse's House:** Milhouse
6. **Kwik-E-Mart:** Apu, Homer, Bart, Jasper, Pimple-Faced Teen, Krusty, Nelson
7. **Smither's Apartment:** Capt.McAllister, Barney, Pimple-Faced Teen
8. **Skinner's House:** Skinner, Moe, Groundskeeper Willie, Mrs.Krabappel
9. **Wiggum's House:** Ralph, Chief Wiggum
10. **Springfield Elementary School:** Ralph, Groundskeeper Willie, Lisa, Skinner, Mrs.Krabappel, Prof. Frink, Milhouse, Nelson, Otto
11. **Willie's Shack:** Groundskeeper Willie, Comic Book Guy, Skinner
12. **Church:** Groundskeeper Willie, Bumblebee Man, Rev. Lovejoy, Ned Flanders, Barney
13. **Babysitter's:** Marge, Moleman, Bumblebee Man
14. **Springfield Retirement Castle:** Grampa, Marge, Homer, Bart, Lisa, Jasper, Dr. Nick
15. **Krusty Burger:** Chief Wiggum, Homer, Comic Book Guy, Milhouse, Squeaky-Voiced Teen
16. **Barney's Apartment:** Moe, Barney, Homer
17. **Grocery Store:** Marge, Apu, Mrs.Krabappel
18. **Gas Station:** Capt.McAllister, Nelson, Snake
19. **Moleman's:** Moleman
20. **Krabappel's** Ralph, Skinner, Mrs.Krabappel
21. **Patty and Selma's:** Marge, Moleman, Otto
22. **Apu's Apartment:** Apu, Prof. Frink, Otto
23. **Lovejoy's House:** Ned, Rev. Lovejoy, Bumblebee Man
24. **Dr Hibbert's House:** Dr Nick, Milhouse
Bruce Broehain

Grave Hunters

### Bonds

Maya McClain: Grave Hunters, Main SquadMakoto Allenby: Grave Hunters, Main Squad

Hazama Yuri: Grave Hunters, Main Squad

Barry: Grave Hunters, Main Squad

Benjamin Sisko: Grave Hunters

Lucy Abbot: Titan Squad

Jason "Plasma" Lockheart: Titan Squad (Deceased)

Ishida Takasu: Titan Squad

Phil "Shrapnel": Titan Squad

Rebecca Carter: Titan Squad

Richard "Lil Bro" Carter: Titan Squad

Ricardo Delerosa: Titan Squad

Lisa O'Malley: Titan Squad

Andrew Moray: Titan Squad

Travis Kirkland: Leader of the Slave Wraiths

Gerard Diliry: Earth Federation Forces (Deceased)

Hugh Gall: Earth Federation Forces (Deceased)

Matt Recker: Earth Federation Forces (Deceased)

### Suits

Pale Rider Thanatos (Former)Grave Hunter Dullahan
Mobile Suit Gundam: Broken Pieces Wiki

## Welcome to the Mobile Suit Gundam: Broken Pieces Wiki

This is the story of an RP taking place in the Universal Century of the Mobile Suit Gundam Series

UC. 0096 It has been around 6 months since the end of the One Year War and the Federation forces are regaining their strength after the fierce fighting. Unfortunately there is no rest for them as they are still harassed by Zeon Remnants on earth. Our Story begins at a federation base in the Sahara Desert. Amid the rush of activity and mobile suits stand a group of 4 people with no real idea as to their mission or who each other are. As they are about to make introductions, they are approached by the base commander, one Stanley Hawkins.......

## Describe your topic

This RP as previously stated takes place 6 months after the One Year War and uses the Battle Century G (and its expansion) rule set. This wiki will serve to chronicle the players adventures and their evolution from grunts to elite pilots as well as the interactions they have with the rest of the UC universe. Be aware, MANY liberties were taken with the timeline so if it doesn't quite match up with the original material, that's why. Enjoy:
**Episodes:**

* Beginnings
* Descent

**Characters**

* Bruce Broehain
* Maya Mclain
* Makoto Allenby
* Hazuma Yuri

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Fandom's Video Library.

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Cartridge Clan

The Cartridge Clan is a group of three enemies who share an ammonomicon description, designed by TitaniumGrunt7.

The Cartridge Clan comprises of 3 variants: Regular, Shelled and Tall.

## Ammonomicon

> **Sewer Ruffians**
>
>

Not long after the Oubliette was first put into work, the Clan of the Discarded Cartridges was assembled. Composed of all kinds of criminals and lunatics who long for the feeling of freedom and sunlight, the only thing that keeps them from their goal is the all mighty Blobulord that guards the exit.

## Attacks

### **Regular**

1. Strolls towards the player and spit bullets at them. When these bullets hit a wall they will magnetize towards it while constantly bouncing off it for a few seconds.

### **Shelled**

1. Simply chases the player, but has a chance to turn into a regular member upon death (this chance raises to 100% if killed by an explosion).

### **Tall**

1. Tall members however move slower, have more health and attack by vomiting a fountain of bullets that land towards the player, the accuracy swaying side to side similar to one of Blobulord's attacks.

## Decoration

Some can be seen through-out the floor raging behind sewer bars on the walls, these members are purely aesthetic and can not be interacted in any way except for them flinching when you shoot at them.

## Notes

* If the player makes their way through Oubliette, some regular Clan members can be seen through-out Gungeon Proper randomly, being flushed down from above in a pool of toxic creep before attacking the player. Shelled and Tall variants are confined to Oubliette though.
Eight on the Lam

**Eight on the Lam** is a 1967 feature film from United Artists starring Bob Hope, Phyllis Diller, Jonathan Winters, Shirley Eaton, and Jill St. John.

## Summary

Bank teller Henry Dimsdale (Bob Hope) finds ten $1,000 bills. He is a widower with seven kids and could use the money, and housekeeper Golda tells him it's a case of finder's keepers.

Henry waits two weeks to see if anyone claims the missing money. No one does, so he splurges on a new car and a diamond ring for Ellie Barton, his fiancee. But when the bank discovers a $50,000 shortage, Henry, with his extravagant purchases, becomes a prime suspect. He, his family, and Ellie take it on the lam to Arizona.

Golda's boyfriend, Detective Jasper Lynch, is assigned to investigate. Henry's boss at the bank, Pomeroy, is seen with a sexy younger woman, Monica, who has expensive tastes. After a chase, Henry is placed under arrest. His kids hide a tape recorder in Pomeroy's pocket, though, and get an admission of guilt. That frees their dad and Ellie to marry, and the helpful Golda and Jasper do likewise.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Henry Dimsdale
* Phyllis Diller as Golda
* Jonathan Winters as Police Sgt. Jasper Lynch / Mother Lynch
* Shirley Eaton as Ellie Barton
* Jill St. John as Monica
* Stacey Gregg as Linda (credited as Stacey Maxwell)
* Kevin Brodie as Steve
* Robert Hope as Mike
* Glenn Gilger as Andy
* Avis Hope as Dana
* Debi Storm as Lois
* Michael Freeman as Mark
* Austin Willis as Mr. Pomeroy
* Peter Leeds as Marty
* Charles Lane as Bank Examiner
* Robert Foulk as Detective
* Jonathan Hole as Jewelry Salesman
Mr. Plow

> "*Call Mr. Plow, That's my name. The name again is Mr. Plow!*"
> ― Homer Simpson
>
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**Mr. Plow** is a Driver and Drive-Way Plower Inspector in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Mr. Plow is what Homer named himself in episode 68 of The Simpsons after buying a Plow Truck. Mr. Plow is one of the Drivers that need to be purchased.
College Swing

**College Swing** is a 1938 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring George Burns, Gracie Allen, Martha Raye, and Bob Hope.

## Summary

In 1738, Gracie Alden of the powerful Alden family fails to graduate from the college founded by her grandfather for the ninth year in a row, so he leaves it in his will to the first female of the family to graduate within 200 years.

In 1938, the deadline quickly approaches, and another Gracie Alden, the last girl of the line, is having trouble with her studies, so she hires fast-talking Bud Brady (Bob Hope) to help her. Her efforts are opposed by woman-hating professor Hubert Dash and his secretary George Jones, who don't want to see their beloved college fall into the hands of an empty-headed nit-wit like Gracie.

When by hook and by crook Gracie manages to pass her exam, she becomes the owner of the college. She does away with entrance exams, hires a bunch of incompetent but kooky teachers, and turns the place into a jumpin' jitterbugging joint complete with swing bands and remote radio broadcasts.

## Songs

* "The Old School Bell" - sung by Robert Mitchell and St. Brendan's Choristers
* "Moments Like This" - by Burton Lane (music) and Frank Loesser (words), performed by Florence George
* "I Fall in Love with You Every Day" - by Manning Sherwin (music) and Frank Loesser (words), performed by Florence George and John Payne
* "College Swing" - by Hoagy Carmichael (music) and Frank Loesser (words), sung by Betty Grable and Skinnay Ennis, danced by Betty Grable and Jackie Coogan
* "How'ja Like to Love Me?" - by Burton Lane (music) and Frank Loesser (words), performed by Martha Raye and Bob Hope
* "What Did Romeo Say To Juliet?" - by Burton Lane (music) and Frank Loesser (words), performed by John Payne and Florence George
* "What a Rumba Does to Romance" - by Manning Sherwin (music) and Frank Loesser (lyrics), performed by Martha Raye with Ben Blue, danced by Betty Grable and Jackie Coogan, George Burns and Gracie Allen, The Slate Brothers, and unidentified extras
* "You're a Natural" - by Manning Sherwin (music) and Frank Loesser (lyrics), performed by Gracie Allen
* "Irish Washerwoman" - traditional Irish jig, danced by Gracie Allen
* "Please" - performed by Jerry Colonna

## Cast

* George Burns as George Jonas
* Gracie Allen as Gracie Alden
* Martha Raye as Mable
* Bob Hope as Bud Brady
* Edward Everett Horton as Hubert Dash
* Florence George as Ginna Ashburn
* Ben Blue as Ben Volt
* Betty Grable as Betty
* Jackie Coogan as Jackie
* John Payne as Martin Bates
* Cecil Cunningham as Dean Sleet
* Robert Cummings as Radio Announcer
* Skinnay Ennis as Skinnay
* Jerry Colonna as Prof. Yascha Koloski (uncredited)
* The Slate Brothers as themselves
* Robert Mitchell and St. Brendan's Choristers as themselves
* Mary Livingstone as an usherette (uncredited)
A Global Affair

**A Global Affair** is a 1964 feature film from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer starring Bob Hope.

## Summary

A baby is abandoned at the United Nations headquarters in New York by a mother who has heard the UN's Frank Larrimore speak out on behalf of women's rights.

Because the baby is in international territory, her nationality unknown, Frank is willing to take the baby home until a proper arrangement can be made. His landlord forbids kids, so Frank smuggles the child into his apartment.

UN guide Lisette likes the idea of marrying Frank and adopting the child, but is offended by Frank's playboy pal Randy using the baby as a way to meet beautiful, wedding-minded single women. Frank finally earns her forgiveness and love, and the baby will be theirs.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Frank Larrimore
* Michele Mercier as Lisette
* Robert Sterling as Randy
* Yvonne De Carlo as Dolores
* Elga Andersen as Yvette
* Miiko Taka as Fumiko
* Lilo Pulver as Sonya
* John McGiver as Mr. Snifter
* Nehemiah Persoff as Segura
* Jacques Bergerac as Duval
* Mickey Shaughnessy as Police Officer Dugan
* Rafer Johnson as Ambassador
* Adlai Stevenson as Himself
* Hugh Downs as Himself
My Favorite Spy

**My Favorite Spy** is a 1951 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope and Hedy Lamarr.

## Summary

Burlesque comic Peanuts White is mistaken for international spy Eric Augustine, whom he resembles, and arrested. When the error is revealed, US intelligence agents recruit him to pose as the spy to acquire a million-dollar microfilm in Tangier. There, he encounters the irresistible Lily Dalbray, Augustine's one-time "friend," who is now in league with his arch-enemy, Brubaker.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Peanuts White/Eric Augustine
* Hedy Lamarr as Lily Dalbray
* Francis L. Sullivan as Karl Brubaker
* Arnold Moss as Tasso
* John Archer as Henderson
* Luis Van Rooten as Rudolf Hoenig
* Stephen Chase as Donald Bailey
* Morris Ankrum as Gen. Frazer
* Angela Clarke as Gypsy Fortune Teller
* Iris Adrian as Lola
* Frank Faylen as Newton
* Mike Mazurki as Monkara
* Marc Lawrence as Ben Ali
* Tonio Selwart as Harry Crock
* Ralph Smiley as El Sarif
Casanova's Big Night

**Casanova's Big Night** is a 1954 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope and Joan Fontaine.

## Summary

Pippo the tailor pretends he's Casanova to woo the girls, particularly the widow Bruni. Casanova has left town, pursued by creditors who persuade Pippo to impersonate Casanova at the behest of a Genoan family that will pay "Casanova" to test the fidelity of the son's betrothed.

Pippo, the widow Bruni, and Casanova's valet Lucio travel to Venice. The Doge of Venice, "a snake with whiskers," intends to use the seduction as an excuse to wage war against Genoa. After many humorous adventures, exploiting Pippo's traits of vanity, arrogance and cowardice, the heroine so impresses Pippo with her dignity that he refuses to cooperate in the plot to ruin her character. He is arrested by the Doge and sentenced to death by guillotine. A desperate Pippo turns to strangers for help, but is shocked when they prefer that he lose his head.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Pippo Popolino
* Joan Fontaine as Francesca Bruni
* Audrey Dalton as Elena Di Gambetta
* Basil Rathbone as Lucio / Narrator
* Hugh Marlowe as Stefano Di Gambetta
* Arnold Moss as The Doge
* John Carradine as Foressi
* John Hoyt as Maggiorin
* Hope Emerson as Duchess of Castelbello
* Robert Hutton as Raphael, Duc of Castelbello
* Lon Chaney Jr. as Emo the Murderer (as Lon Chaney)
* Raymond Burr as Bragadin
* Frieda Inescort as Signora Di Gambetta
* Primo Carnera as Corfa
* Frank Puglia as Carabaccio
* Paul Cavanagh as Signor Alberto Di Gambetta
* Romo Vincent as Giovanni
* Henry Brandon as Captain Rugello
* Natalie Schafer as Signora Foressi
* Douglas Fowley as Second Prisoner
* Nestor Paiva as Gnocchi
* Lucien Littlefield as First Prisoner
* Vincent Price as Casanova (cameo)
Going Spanish

**Going Spanish** is a 1934 short film from Fox Film Corporation featuring the film debut of Bob Hope and co-starring Leah Ray.

## Summary

While on vacation in South America, Bob passes through the village of Los Poachos Eggos. His car collides with that of the mayor. He becomes enraged and starts tearing Bob's car to pieces. Bob retaliates and takes his car apart as well.

According to the village tradition, on one day each year, any crime is forgiven provided that the criminal sing a song afterward. Bob could have been arrested, but instead he happened to appear in town on the appropriate day. Bob woos Senorita and begins to make the mayor jealous. Each time an offense is committed, the mayor declares, "This means war."

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Bob
* Leah Ray as Senorita
* Frances Halliday as Mother
* Jules Epailly as Mayor of Los Poachos Eggos
* Vicki Cummings as Bob's Girl
* William Edmunds as Gaucho
* Godoy's Argentine Band as Musical Ensemble
Galaxy Mode

## Galaxy Mode

Galaxy Mode is a mod for Enter the Gungeon that modifies the way it plays.

## Mod Workshop Description

Are you a masochist?
Are 10-curse blindfolded double challenge blessed Lich runs too easy?
Do you want to die?
Then say no more!
This mod is sure to make you hate yourself and the internet! :D

## Effect

1. Multiplies enemy movement speed by 2.5.
2. Multiplies enemy bullet speed by 2.5.

## Credit

Creator: xCipherz

Link: Link
Iron

Iron is a charecter on Battle for Dat Cash he is a male object and he's always being bullied by Dumbell.

Dumbell and Garbage Can keep on making fun of Iron and bullying Iron because he has no arms but Iron can't help that since he was born that way.

but since no one likes a person that can't stand up for themselves Iron has no friends not even Oven wants to be friends with him!

#### Enemies

●Dumbell

●Poster

●Garbage Can
Sorrowful Jones

**Sorrowful Jones** is a 1949 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope and Lucille Ball.

## Summary

Sorrowful Jones is a New York bookie who keeps his operation hidden behind a trap door in a Broadway barber shop. He suffers a financial setback when a horse named Dreamy Joe, owned by gangster Big Steve Holloway, unexpectedly wins a race and Jones has to pay all the bettors.

Jones learns that the race was fixed by Big Steve, who tells him about giving the horse a "speedball." It turns out Big Steve has informed all the bookies in his circle of friends about the fixed race, and demands a sum of $1,000 from each one of them in exchange for this information.

Before the next race, Jones learns Dreamy Joe will lose, but still takes bets on the horse from his customers. He even takes a bet from gambler Orville Smith, who leaves his four-year-old daughter Martha Jane as collateral. Orville overhears a phone call where Big Steve reveals that the race is fixed, so he is killed by one of Big Steve's goons, Once Over Sam. Jones is forced to take care of Martha Jane and brings her home with him. The next day Jones gets help from his ex-girlfriend, burlesque performer Gladys O'Neill.

Big Steve tells Jones he is being investigated by the racing commission so he is quitting the race-fixing business. Big Steve plans to make one final race before he gets out of the game, where he is fixing it so that Dreamy Joe will win. He also transfers the ownership of the horse to Martha Jane, unaware that she is Orville's daughter. After the race, Big Steve will kill the horse by giving it a too high dose of "speedball."

Jones tries to find Martha Jane's mother, but discovers she is dead. Gladys suggests that Jones give all of Dreamy Joe's winnings to Martha Jane to help her survive, or she will contact the police and tell them about Jones' operation. She has no knowledge of Big Steve's plan to fix the race.

Big Steve finds out that Martha Jane is Orville's daughter, so Jones must hide her to protect her from being killed. When hiding on a fire escape's landing, Martha Jane falls down and is seriously injured. In a coma, the little girl calls out for Dreamy Joe.

In order to save Martha Jane and wake her up, Jones and his partner Regret steal the horse from Big Steve at the race track. They take it into the hospital room where Martha Jane lies. Martha Jane wakes up and the police find out that Big Steve is responsible for Orville's murder.

After Big Steve is arrested, Jones proposes to Gladys. The police wants Martha Jane to be placed in an orphanage, but Jones and Gladys, who have married, decide to adopt the girl. They go away on their honeymoon together with their newly adopted daughter.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Sorrowful Jones
* Lucille Ball as Gladys
* Bruce Cabot as Big Steve
* William Demarest as Regret
* Mary Jane Saunders as Martha Jane
Louisiana Purchase

**Louisiana Purchase** is a 1941 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope, Vera Zorina, and Victor Moore. It is an adaptation of the theater musical of the same name.

## Summary

When US Senate investigator Loganberry arrives in Louisiana, the corrupt politicians put the blame on their innocent tool, Jim Taylor. To save himself, he plans to catch Senator Loganberry in a compromising situation. Jim selects a beautiful Viennese refugee, Marina Von Minden, to seduce him, but he falls for Marina, and she takes a liking for the Senator.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Jim Taylor
* Vera Zorina as Marina Von Minden
* Victor Moore as Sen. Oliver P. Loganberry
* Irène Bordoni as Madame Yvonne Bordelaise
* Phyllis Ruth as Emmy Lou
* Dona Drake as Beatrice
* Raymond Walburn as Colonel Davis
* Maxie Rosenbloom as The Shadow aka Wilson
Thanks for the Memory (film)

**Thanks for the Memory** is a 1938 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Bob Hope and Shirley Ross.

## Summary

An out of work writer stays home and plays house husband while his wife goes to work for her former fiancee.

## Trivia

* It is based on a 1930 stage play, by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, which was previously filmed by Paramount in 1931 with Norman Foster and Carole Lombard.
* It was an attempt by Paramount to capitalize on the overwhelmingly positive response to the song, "Thanks for the Memory", as performed by Hope and Ross in *The Big Broadcast of 1938*, which was released by the studio earlier the same year.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Steve Merrick
* Shirley Ross as Anne Merrick
* Charles Butterworth as Biney
* Otto Kruger as Gil Morrell
* Hedda Hopper as Polly Griscom
* Laura Hope Crews as Mrs. Kent
* Emma Dunn as Mrs. Platt
* Roscoe Karns as George Kent
* Eddie "Rochester" Anderson as Janitor
* Edward Gargan as Flanahan
* Jack Norton as Bert Monroe
* Patricia Wilder as Luella
* William Collier Sr. as Mr. Platt
Critic's Choice

**Critic's Choice** is a 1963 feature film from Warner Bros. Pictures starring Bob Hope and Lucille Ball.

## Summary

Parker Ballantine (Bob Hope) is a theater critic. His wife Angela is feeling useless and restless, so she writes a play about her mother and sisters. She doesn't believe Parker should review her work, since he will look prejudiced if he does so favorably and it will hurt her feelings if he is critical of it. He is not impressed with her play, but a major producer decides to back it.

Handsome Dion Kapakos directs the play and tries to strike up a romantic interest with the playwright. Angela resists, but is more and more fed up with Parker's negativity.

Before the play's first out-of-town performance in Boston, the conflicted Parker goes to see his ex-wife, Ivy, and gets a little tipsy. He decides to go to the opening, then writes a negative review. The trouble gets worse when he gets home.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Parker Ballantine
* Lucille Ball as Angela Ballantine
* Marilyn Maxwell as Ivy London
* Rip Torn as Dion Kapakos
* Jessie Royce Landis as Charlotte Orr aka Charlie
* John Dehner as S.P. Champlain
* Jim Backus as Dr. William Von Hagedorn
* Ricky Kelman as John Ballantine
* Dorothy Green as Mrs. Margaret Champlain
* Marie Windsor as Sally Orr
* Joseph Gallison as Philip 'Phil' Yardley (as Evan McCord)
* Joan Shawlee as Marge Orr
* Richard Deacon as Harvey Rittenhouse
* Jerome Cowan as Joe Rosenfield
* Donald Losby as Godfrey Von Hagedorn
* Soupy Sales as Boston Desk Clerk
Lead Glass

The Lead Glass is a custom enemy designed by TitaniumGrunt7.

## Ammonomicon

> **Sentient Window**
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A floating chunk of refined lead under the magic of Pane, the glass goddess.

Though mostly anomalies, the little known about the functions of these objects is their treatment to bullets as if they were light and their ability to grant Glass Guon Stones to other Gundead.

## Attacks

1. It does not directly attack the player usually, instead it picks a random enemy in the room and spawns 4 glass guon stones around him, which block the player's bullets. Glass guon stones on enemies can be killed in a couple of shots but do not go away if the enemy that bares them receives damage unlike how it works with the player.
2. Lead Glass also have small auroras around them that cause any enemy bullets that enter them to split into shotgun blasts of small bullets, each one being a different colour to each other.
3. If the Lead Glass is the only enemy in the room remaining then it will starting summoning hostile guon stones around the player which orbit him for a bit and if not killed with then one by one attempt to dive into him.

## Notes

* Lead Glass randomly floats around the room but moves away from the player when in line of sight.
The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell

**The Private Navy of Sgt. O'Farrell** is a 1968 feature film from United Artists starring Bob Hope, Gina Lollobrigida, Phyllis Diller, Jeffrey Hunter, and Mylene Demongeot.

## Summary

Master Sergeant Dan O'Farrell is a G.I. on an island somewhere in the South Pacific during World War II, bemoaning the loss of a ship torpedoed while ferrying a desperately needed cargo of beer to the island.

Among his problems are the Navy personnel making life difficult for him and his Army buddies, an officer trying to emulate John Paul Jones, a hoped-for delivery of morale-boosting nurses turning out to be six men, the ugliest woman ever to wilt a bouquet of flowers, and a Japanese soldier who has been hiding from everyone else and keeping something else hidden as well.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as M/Sgt. Dan O'Farrell
* Phyllis Diller as Nurse Nellie Krause
* Jeffrey Hunter as Lt. (j.g.) Lyman P. Jones
* John Myhers as Lt. Cdr. Roger N. Snavely
* Mako as Calvin Coolidge Ishimura
* Henry Wilcoxon as RAdm. Arthur L. Stokes
* Dick Sargent as Capt. Elwood Prohaska
* Christopher Dark as Pvt. George Strongbow
* Michael Burns as Pvt. Johnny Bannon
* William Wellman Jr. as Cpl. Kennedy
* Robert Donner as Pvt. Ogg (USMC)
* Jack Grinnage as Pvt. Roberts
* William Christopher as Pvt. Jack Schultz
* Mylène Demongeot as Gaby
* Gina Lollobrigida as Maria
* John Spina as Cpl. Miller (uncredited)
* Bing Crosby (archive footage from Pennies from Heaven) (uncredited)
* Edith Fellows (archive footage from Pennies from Heaven) (uncredited)
Give Me a Sailor

**Give Me a Sailor** is a 1938 feature film from Paramount Pictures starring Martha Raye and Bob Hope.

## Summary

Walter tells his brother Jim that as soon as they get home from their current Navy tour, he is going to ask his beautiful girlfriend, Nancy Larkin to marry him. Jim is also in love with Nancy so he begs Nancy's sister, ugly duckling Letty, to help break up Walter and Nancy. Letty agrees, but only under the condition that he will help her win Walter!

## Cast

* Martha Raye as Letty Larkin
* Bob Hope as Jim Brewster
* Betty Grable as Nancy Larkin
* Jack Whiting as Walter Brewster
* Clarence Kolb as Captain Tallant
* J.C. Nugent as Mr. Larkin
* Bonnie Jean Churchill as Ethel May Brewster
* Nana Bryant as Mrs. Minnie Brewster
I'll Take Sweden

**I'll Take Sweden** is a 1965 feature film from United Artists starring Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld, Frankie Avalon, and Dina Merrill.

## Summary

Single father Bob Holcomb (Hope), a widower, is unhappy with Kenny (Avalon), the guitar-playing boy his daughter JoJo (Weld) chooses as a husband-to-be. An executive with an oil company, Bob accepts a transfer to the firm's Stockholm branch and he takes JoJo along, hoping it will distract her.

Sweden turns out to be far more liberal sexually than the United States. Bob, having met an attractive interior designer, Karin (Dina Merrill), decides to take her away for a romantic weekend at a mountain resort.

JoJo, however, has accepted a similar offer from Erik (Jeremy Slate), who is Bob's new assistant. Originally seen as a respectable suitor, Erik turns out to be a playboy and a cad. A girl thought to be his cousin, Marti, is actually a former girlfriend.

Kenny turns up and brings Marti along to the resort, where the three couples continue to awkwardly encounter one another. Kenny finally has his fill of Erik, knocking him out with his guitar. On a voyage home, the ship's captain performs a double wedding ceremony.
The Adventures of Bob Hope 108

**The Adventures of Bob Hope 108** is an issue of the National comics series, *The Adventures of Bob Hope*. The issue date is Dec - Jan 1967 and the cover price is twelve cents.

## Trivia

* The indicia reads Dec - Jan 1967, though previous year-end issues listed both years. This issue was released at the end of 1967, intended to remain on shelves through the beginning of 1968.
Star Spangled Revue

**Star Spangled Revue** is the first episode of *The Bob Hope Show*. It first aired 9 April 1950 on NBC.

## Trivia

* Bob initially refused to appear on TV; he considered radio a "softer racket" and declared, "They couldn't pay me enough to be on television!" Frigidaire approached his agent, James L. Saphier, in early 1950 with an offer for Hope to emcee an Easter Sunday special for them. "How much did Bob want?", they asked. Saphier relayed the message to Bob, who snapped, "Fifty thousand dollars!" He figured that would be the end of it, as no one had paid any performer that much to appear on TV. FrigidaIre, however, made Bob another offer: five specials over a one year period- $40,000 for the first one, and $37,500 each for the rest. Bob was amazed and accepted their offer. On Easter Sunday, at 5:30pm EST; most of the country saw it "live", while the West Coast saw a kinescope a week later.
Bachelor in Paradise

**Bachelor in Paradise** is a 1961 feature film from MGM starring Bob Hope and Lana Turner.

## Summary

Provocative best-selling author A.J. Niles discovers that he has been ripped off by his accountant, Herman Wapinger, and now owes a large tax debt to the IRS. He goes undercover using the alias "Jack Adams" in a California suburban community called Paradise Village to research a new book about the wives and lives there. Niles is pursued by a flirtatious married woman named Dolores while falling in love with another woman, Rosemary, who rents her house to him. Wapinger is found, Niles' cash is returned to him, and he reveals his true identity on national television. The husbands in Paradise Village all file for divorce, believing their wives are all having affairs with Niles. In divorce court, Niles reveals that he is in love with Rosemary and asks her to marry him. Everyone lives happily ever after.

## Cast

* Bob Hope as Adam J. Niles
* Lana Turner as Rosemary Howard
* Janis Paige as Dolores Jynson
* Jim Hutton as Larry Delavane
* Paula Prentiss as Linda Delavane
* Don Porter as Thomas W. Jynson
* Virginia Grey as Camille Quinlaw
* Agnes Moorehead as Judge Peterson
* Florence Sundstrom as Mrs. Pickering
* John McGiver as Austin Palfrey
* Clinton Sunberg as Rodney Jones
* Alan Hewitt as Attorney Backett
* Reta Shaw as Mrs. Brown
* Vin Scully as Himself
Feature Films Magazine 4

**Feature Films Magazine 4** is an issue of the National comics series. The issue date is Sept-Oct 1950 and the cover price is ten cents.

## Stories

### **Fancy Pants**

A pictorial adaptation of the film, *Fancy Pants*

### **Video Laffs**

*Summary:* Henry reasons that his wife wants money when she lets him watch his sports.

### **Honey in Hollywood**

*Summary:* Honey is excited to appear on a float in the Tournament of Roses Parade because her face will be seen all over the country. Unfortunately, her character is wearing so much makeup, she's unrecognizable.

### **The Tops in Pops**

(Information feature)

*Summary:* Music news is featured about Tommy Dorsey, Perry Como, Sharkey and His Kings of Dixieland, Paul Weston, Jan Garber, Kitty Kallen, Bobby Sherwood, Frankie Laine, Arthur Godfrey, Frank Sinatra, The Andrews Sisters, Connie Haines, Billy Eckstine, Johnny Desmond, and The Striders.

### **Radio Beams**

*Summary:* A boy wins a radio quiz program, and the announcer tells him to choose a prize from whatever he sees. He goes to the window and sees a peddler pushing an ice cream cart.

### **The Road to Stardom**

*Summary:* Lucille Ball's long path to stardom is depicted.

### **Movie Mirth**

*Summary:* A cinema displays a sign advertising its air conditioning. A smart alec passing by asks the ticket seller if it's true. When she says yes, he joins her in the ticket booth.

### **The Dodo and the Frog Ask "How Are Your Manners Out-of-Doors?"**

(Public service announcement)

*Summary:* As animals decry their visitors' mess, Farmer Brown teaches the young campers some manners.

### **The Golden Gloves Story**

A pictorial adaptation of the film, *The Golden Gloves Story*

### **Screen Scrapbook**

(Information feature)

*Summary:* Hollywood news is featured about Jane Wyman, palm trees, Raymond Massey, and Dennis Morgan.

### **Hollywood Ha-Lights**

*Summary:* Crooks hold up a movie studio but quickly surrender when hundreds of cops arrive on the scene. The producers thank the men, who reveal they are extras they hired for a mystery flick.

### **Honey in Hollywood**

*Summary:* When Honey has to do a particularly rainy scene, she thanks her agent with ten percent of the water.
Lisa Simpson

Lisa's Selection Icon

**Lisa Simpson** is a bookworm, prodigy and driver in The Simpsons: Road Rage. Lisa is one of the drivers that are unlockable in the beginning of the game. Lisa drives the Electaurus, which is one of the fastest cars in the game.

## Quotes

* But I was just getting started!
* NO! Not the trees! Not the precious life-giving trees! Oh, why? Why?
* Where to Citizen?
* Lisa Simpson is never tardy.
* Sit back, and leave the driving to me.
* Tell your friends about me!
* Get ready for the electric speed!
* Hello, Springfield.
* Oh no!
* Look at me, i'm flying!
* Whee!
* Get out of my way!
* Electric cars only go so fast!!
* How do you like my Elec-Taurus??
* Everyone is a psycho but me!
* Welcome aboard.
* Hi, Doctor Nick!
Bob Hope's World of Comedy

**Bob Hope's World of Comedy** is the one hundred seventy-sixth episode of *The Bob Hope Show*. It first aired 29 October 1976 on NBC.

## Summary

To introduce the clip sequences, Hope was joined by special guests, including Big Bird. Big Bird greets Mr. Hope with "Gee, I thought I had a funny beak," and kicks off a section on animals.

Archived footage includes Bud Abbott, Fred Allen, Gracie Allen, Steve Allen, Ann-Margret, Phil Arnold, Cliff Arquette, Maureen Arthur, Mischa Auer, Robert Benchley, Tony Bennett, Jack Benny, Polly Bergen, Ingrid Bergman, Milton Berle, Willie Best, Fanny Brice, Joe E. Brown, Billie Burke, George Burns, James Cagney, Glen Campbell, Dyan Cannon, Eddie Cantor, Jack Carson, Johnny Carson, Maurice Chevalier, Jerry Colonna, Charles J. Correll, Lou Costello, Wally Cox, Joan Crawford, Bing Crosby, Joan Davis, Angie Dickinson, Troy Donahue, Marie Dressler, Jimmy Durante, Barbara Eden, Anita Ekberg, Leon Errol, W.C. Fields, Larry Fine, Redd Foxx, Milton Frome, Eva Gabor, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Greer Garson, Billy Gilbert, Jackie Gleason, Betty Grable, Oliver Hardy, Rex Harrison, Ted Healy, Hugh Herbert, William Holden, Judy Holliday, Hedda Hopper, Edward Everett Horton, Curly Howard, Moe Howard, Bob Jellison, Buster Keaton, Edgar Kennedy, Ernie Kovacs, Bert Lahr, Dorothy Lamour, Lassie, Stan Laurel, Peter Leeds, Harold Lloyd, Gina Lollobrigida, Carole Lombard, Julie London, Fred MacMurray, Dean Martin, Dick Martin, Lee Marvin, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, James Mason, Marilyn Maxwell, Ed McMahon, Donald Meek, Victor Moore, Bob Newhart, Olivia Newton-John, David Niven, Jack Norton, Donald O'Connor, Jack Paar, Janis Paige, Eugene Pallette, Lilli Palmer, Franklin Pangborn, Joe Penner, Juliet Prowse, Tony Randall, Martha Raye, Burt Reynolds, Debbie Reynolds, Ginger Rogers, Roy Rogers, Will Rogers, Michael Ross, Dan Rowan, Charles Ruggles, Irene Ryan, S.Z. Sakall, George Sanders, Mack Sennett, Frank Sinatra, Robert Strauss, Danny Thomas, Arthur Treacher, Trigger, Pierre Watkin, John Wayne, Rudd Weatherwax, Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsey, and Ed Wynn.