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The Tracy Morgan Show

***The Tracy Morgan Show*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 26, 2003 to May 14, 2004. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott). Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott). Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott). Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott). Tracy Morgan portrays "Tracy Mitchell", who is the owner of an auto repair garage. He has a wife named Alicia (Tamala Jones), a teenaged son named Derrick (Marc John Jefferies) and a seven-year-old named Jimmy (Bobb'e J. Thompson) as well as Aunt Pearl (Esther Scott).

## Cast

* Tracy Morgan as Tracy Mitchell
* Tamala Jones as Alicia Mitchell
* Marc John Jefferies as Derrick Mitchell
* Bobb'e J. Thompson as Jimmy Mitchell
* Katt Williams as Freddie
* John Witherspoon as Spoon
* Heavy D as Bernard
Cthugha

Great Old One who takes the form of a huge airborne conflagration. Cthugha was the first of the Great Old Ones to come to the Earth, which was still molten at the time. As the planet cooled, Cthugha and his children retreated beneath the surface until the Elder Gods expelled him. Cthugha now dwells in a small star called Korvaz near Fomalhaut, though a possible gate to his home may exist in a palace within a volcano in an alternate reality.

Cthugha has been classified as a fire elemental. Some say Cthugha participated in a war between the Great Old Ones and Elder Gods, during which he was irradiated and became permanently insane.

## Cult of Cthugha

The priests of Stygia revered Cthugha, and his worship later became entwined with that of the Carthaginian gods Melkart and Moloch. The most famous cult dedicated to Cthugha was that of Nestar Mobedan Mobed, a Zoroastrian prophet who lived during the 6th century.

If a person wishes to summon Cthugha, the following chant must be repeated three times when Fomalhaut is over the horizon: "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthugha Fomalhaut n'gha-ghaa naf'l thagn! Iä! Cthugha!"

Some sources hold that the caller should have a fire nearby as well, though this is not always the case. Those who would summon Cthugha should be cautious; the calling up of one of his servitors alone is believed to have caused the Great Fire of London in 1666, and those unable to dismiss the Great Old One may find themselves unpleasantly surprised. The Tunguska explosion has been attributed to Cthugha, though others argue Azathoth was responsible.
Hastur

Hastur (The Unspeakable One, Him Who Is Not to be Named, The King in Yellow, Assatur, Xastur, H'aaztre, or Kaiwan) is an entity of the Cthulhu Mythos. Hastur first appeared in Ambrose Bierce's short story "Haita the Shepherd" (1893) as a benign god of shepherds. Hastur is briefly mentioned in H. P. Lovecraft's The Whisperer in Darkness; previously, Robert W. Chambers had used the name in his own stories to represent both a person and a place associated with the names of several stars, including Aldebaran.

Hastur is a Great Old One who lives or is imprisoned on a dark star near Aldebaran in the constellation of Taurus. He is related to Carcosa, the Yellow Sign, the Lake of Hali, and is often associated with decadence, nihilism, and stagnancy. Paradoxically, the Unspeakable One also is sometimes referred to as the patron of shepherds. According to some sources, Hastur is not an actual entity at all, but rather an embodiment of the cosmic principle of entropy.

## Appearance

There is considerable confusion about Hastur's appearance, with possibilities ranging from an invisible force that can only be sensed psychically, to a two-hundred-foot bipedal lizard covered with tentacles. He has at least one avatar, the Emerald Lama, an alien-looking monk in a green robe. In the rare cases of possession, the victim's skin becomes scaly and their limbs seem boneless. The nature of Hastur's true form (if he has a "true form") is still a mystery.

## Cult of Hastur

The Tcho-Tchos and the people of K'n-yan are both known to worship Hastur. In the past, he was also revered in Samaria, Attluma, and Hyboria. His cult is considered particularly abhorrent, even when compared with those of the other Great Old Ones. The members of the cult are dedicated to bringing Hastur to Earth, as well as torturing mi-go to gain knowledge. Worshipers may call up Hastur when Aldebaran is in the sky (the best time being Candlemas Night when Mercury is in trine), usually in the presence of nine monoliths in a V-shape in imitation of the constellation Taurus.

In addition to his cults, Hastur is served by the interstellar race known as the byakhee. Some say the mi-go and Ithaqua are Hastur's minions, but there is little evidence to support this and much to contradict it.

## Relationships

The Outer God Shub-Niggurath and Hastur are closely linked, having mated to produce their own foul offspring called the Thousand Young. There seems to be some conflict between Hastur and Cthulhu; when the minions of the two beings have met, they have endeavored to destroy each other.
Ferris Bueller

***Ferris Bueller*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 24, 1990 to May 16, 1991. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

Though based on the film, the series was not a canon continuation, rather it was set up to portray itself as being the "real life" situations upon which the film was loosely based. In the pilot episode, Ferris (Schlatter) refers to the film and expresses his displeasure at Matthew Broderick portraying him, even going as far as destroying a life-size cardboard cutout of Broderick with a chainsaw. However no further references to the film within the series' continuity would be made after this. As in the film, the series focused on Ferris Bueller and his high school experiences at Ocean Park High, including dealing with his best friend Cameron (Brandon Douglas), love interest Sloan (Ami Dolenz), and sister Jeannie (Jennifer Aniston).

## Cast

* Charlie Schlatter as Ferris Bueller
* Brandon Douglas as Cameron Frye
* Ami Dolenz as Sloan Peterson
* Jennifer Aniston as Jeannie Bueller
* Richard Riehle as Principal Edward R. Rooney
* Cristine Rose as Barbara Bueller
* Sam Freed as Bob Bueller
* Judith Kahan as Grace
* Jeff Maynard as Arthur Petrelli
* Jerry Tullos as Mr. Rickets
* David Glasser as Dork
* Brandon Rane as Wimp
* Roy Brocksmith as Mr. Carter
Nightgaunts

Nightgaunts are a species of flying creatures inhabiting Dreamlands. They have a vaguely human shape, but are thin, black, and faceless. Their skin is slick and rubbery. They sport a pair of inward-facing horns on their heads, a long barbed tail, and prehensile paws. They can fly using a set of membranous wings. They make no sound.

Nightgaunts guard Ngranek, an infamous mountain on the isle of Oriab. They sometimes capture unwary climbers, tickling them into submission with their claws and barbed tails, and carry them to the lower reaches of the Dreamlands.

Nightgaunts worship Nodens as their lord and master, and deliver unto him the dreaming souls of mortals with whom he wishes to speak. Armed with supernatural swiftness and razor-sharp talons, these monstrous shades also serve as the god's foot soldiers in his eternal war with The Faceless God.
Great Tree

Great Trees is a race of sentient plants from an unnamed planet far across the reaches of space and time. They are huge trees over a mile high with moving branches and tendrils. Only three members of the species were able to survive by having their life-leaves borne away from their dying world by a traveling sorcerer Ardatha Ell. One of the three was planted in Earth's Dreamlands. It currently is rooted near the city of Thalarion. The other was planted in the mountain-girt gardens of Nymarrah on Elysia.

Such large trees quickly drain the soil around them of the nourishment they require to survive. So they creep along throughout their lives, moving less than one inch per day, sending their vast networks of roots deep underground to seek out the minerals needed to sustain them. The trees also have a series of tendrils which they send out over the surface of the ground to scout out the way ahead through hills, and across rivers if need be. These tendrils, which hang down from the tree's branches, can lift a man off the ground.

When it is ready to reproduce, a tree will let its life-leaf loose to fly on the winds. It will travel for hundreds of miles until it finds suitable soil to plant itself in. The life-leaf of a great tree is quite large and capable of carrying several humans with it on its journey through the sky. The life cycle of the Trees is many thousand years. Each Great Tree carries with it all the memories of all of its ancestors. They have a great deal of knowledge stored within them.

Great Trees can communicate with other creatures telepathically if they are in physical contact with them. The race is not aggressive, and will avoid violence at all costs.

## The Dust of Dreams

The leaves of Great Trees give off a pollen-like substance which is known as the Dust of Dreams. Inhaling this substance puts people into a deep sleep.
The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air

***The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 10, 1990 to May 20, 1996. The series had a total of 143 episodes.

## Plot

The theme song and opening sequence set the premise of the show. Will Smith is a street smart teenager, born and raised in West Philadelphia. While playing street basketball, Will misses a shot and the ball hits a group of people, causing a confrontation that frightens his mother, who sends him to live with his aunt and uncle in the opulent neighborhood of Bel Air, Los Angeles. Will's working-class background ends up clashing in various humorous ways with the upper class world of the Banks family – Will's uncle Phil and aunt Vivian and their children, Will's cousins: Hilary, Carlton, and Ashley. The theme song and opening sequence set the premise of the show. Will Smith is a street smart teenager, born and raised in West Philadelphia. While playing street basketball, Will misses a shot and the ball hits a group of people, causing a confrontation that frightens his mother, who sends him to live with his aunt and uncle in the opulent neighborhood of Bel Air, Los Angeles. Will's working-class background ends up clashing in various humorous ways with the upper class world of the Banks family – Will's uncle Phil and aunt Vivian and their children, Will's cousins: Hilary, Carlton, and Ashley.

## Cast

* Will Smith as Will Smith
* James Avery as Philip Banks
* Janet Hubert-Whitten as Vivian Banks (Seasons 1–3)
* Daphne Maxwell Reid as Vivian Banks (Seasons 4–6)
* Alfonso Ribeiro as Carlton Banks
* Karyn Parsons as Hilary Banks
* Tatyana M. Ali as Ashley Banks
* Joseph Marcell as Geoffrey Butler
* Ross Bagley as Nicholas "Nicky" Banks (Seasons 5–6)
Gugs

Gugs are a species of creatures featured in The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath. They are large, black-furred beasts with vertically-opening fanged jaws. Their two eyes protrude from either side of their head, and their limbs terminate in two paws each. Gugs are worshippers of the Great Ones. They are 16 feet tall and weigh nearly 2000 pounds.

The City of the Gugs is a colossal, horrifying cityscape of soaring, cyclopean towers. It is the dwelling place of the gugs, banished to the Underworld by a covenant of the gods. Close by the city is the cemetery of the gugs, its graves marked by huge stone monoliths. Ghouls often dine here; a deceased gug feeds them for almost a year.

Gugs sometimes plague the Enchanted Forest from their lairs below.
Cavern of Flame

Gateway to the Dreamlands and dwelling of Nasht and Kaman-Thah. At one time a natural formation, it has since been worked and smoothed, with painted bas-relief sculptures carved into the walls. These are depictions of the Earth Gods.

To enter the Dreamlands one must first find a stairway descending into the earth in his dream. This is known as the Seventy Steps of Lighter Slumber, and if he descends it, he soon finds himself emerging into a Cavern of Flame. The dreamer arrives naked, even if he had been clothed. He also arrives alone, even if he descended with others. This last has been violated only once in the entire history of the Dreamlands.

## Nasht and Kaman-Thah

Inside the Cavern dwell the two gods, Nasht and Kaman-Thah. Whenever a new dreamer appears, they examine his soul to determine if he is worthy. If he isn't, or if he is so foolish as to attack them, he wakes up in his own bed, and is never able to find the Seventy Steps again.

If, however, he is worthy, they welcome him. They can then answer any question on the Dreamlands he asks, though their answers may seem evasive or couched in riddles. If he decides to leave the Cavern, he can find it again whenever he wishes, but if he decides to enter the Dreamlands, the priests direct him towards the back. There the Sacred Pillar of Fire stands in the middle of an opening into a back chamber. The dreamer can pass the pillar unscathed, and will find a small vestibule with two tables of green malachite. On one lies clothing and weapons, on the other food and supplies. Anything the dreamer might desire, within reason, is available, and he is free to choose whatever he would like to take with him.

At the back of the vestibule is the Seven Hundred Steps of Deeper Slumber, and once he has dressed and equipped himself, the dreamer can descend them.
Lobon

Lobon's name appears in "The Doom That Came to Sarnath," in which he was one of the Great Ones worsipped in the doomed city, Additional lore is found in Pathfinder and John Fultz's "Wizards of Hyperborea". This Lobon (Lobon of the Sacred Spear) is a god of peace. He appears as an ivy-crowned youth bearing a spear.
Leng

A frozen plateau at the North, a dangerous territory inhabited by various monsters and unfriendly tribes. Leng is believed to cross many dimensions, touching on the waking world in the Antarctic and in Asia.

## Places

* Sarkomand
* Monastery
* Lelag-Leng
* Yian-Ho
* Black Tower of Leng

## Inhabitants

* Men of Leng
* Tcho-Tcho
* Spiders of Leng
* Shantaks
* Nightgaunts
* High Priest Not to Be Described
Sinara

Sinara is a city on the outskirts of the Liranian Desert.

The city is Arabic in flavor and unusual in that the buildings, made of marble, are fashioned in the shapes of tents and pavilions rippling in the wind. The folk here are all swart, cheerful, ribald, and boisterous. The only domestic animals are dromedaries, used for riding, burden, and food. One variety of dromedary is raised solely for the delicate garlicky flavor of its flesh.

Sinara is run by a Bey who is not hereditary, but is chosen for his prowess, determined in a contest of battle, singing, and riding.
Twenty Good Years

***Twenty Good Years*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 26, 2006 to May 15, 2007. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

John Lithgow plays John Mason, a surgeon forced into semi-retirement, while Jeffrey Tambor was Jeffrey Pyne, a judge. The comedy show was about two old friends that appeared to be polar opposites in many situations. One thing they agreed upon, however, is that life is short and both men vowed to live every day like it is their last, since they figured at their age, they only had "twenty good years" to live. John Lithgow plays John Mason, a surgeon forced into semi-retirement, while Jeffrey Tambor was Jeffrey Pyne, a judge. The comedy show was about two old friends that appeared to be polar opposites in many situations. One thing they agreed upon, however, is that life is short and both men vowed to live every day like it is their last, since they figured at their age, they only had "twenty good years" to live. John Lithgow plays John Mason, a surgeon forced into semi-retirement, while Jeffrey Tambor was Jeffrey Pyne, a judge. The comedy show was about two old friends that appeared to be polar opposites in many situations. One thing they agreed upon, however, is that life is short and both men vowed to live every day like it is their last, since they figured at their age, they only had "twenty good years" to live. John Lithgow plays John Mason, a surgeon forced into semi-retirement, while Jeffrey Tambor was Jeffrey Pyne, a judge.

## Cast

* John Lithgow as John Mason
* Jeffrey Tambor as Jeffrey Pyne
* Heather Burns as Stella Mason
* Jake Sandvig as Hugh Pyne
Trial & Error

***Trial & Error*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from March 14, 2017 to August 23, 2018. The series had a total of 12 episodes.

## Plot

A comedic legal mockumentary about a young bright-eyed New York lawyer Josh Segal who settles in the small Southern town of East Peck, South Carolina with an oddball defense team and solves cases from behind a taxidermy shop. In the first season, they defend a compulsively eccentric poetry professor, Larry Henderson, accused of the bizarre murder of his beloved wife and it becomes challenging when his client is always making himself look guilty and the prosecutor Carol Anne Keane is determined to use the case as a stepping stone to greater local power. A comedic legal mockumentary about a young bright-eyed New York lawyer Josh Segal who settles in the small Southern town of East Peck, South Carolina with an oddball defense team and solves cases from behind a taxidermy shop. In the first season, they defend a compulsively eccentric poetry professor, Larry Henderson, accused of the bizarre murder of his beloved wife and it becomes challenging when his client is always making himself look guilty and the prosecutor Carol Anne Keane is determined to use the case as a stepping stone to greater local power.

## Cast

* Nicholas D'Agosto as Josh Segal
* Jayma Mays as Carol Anne Keane
* Steven Boyer as Dwayne Reed
* Krysta Rodriguez as Summer Henderson
* Sherri Shepherd as Anne Flatch
* John Lithgow as Larry Henderson
* Amanda Payton as Nina Rudolph (Season 2–3)
* Kristin Chenoweth as Lavinia Peck-Foster (Season 2–3)
Nasht

Nasht is a god of knowledge, represented as a man in robes and an Egyptian-style headdress. He guards the Cavern of Flame between the waking and dream worlds, and knows much of other dimensions. His fellow priest-sentry, Kaman-Thah, is not worshipped, but is considered an avatar of Nasht.

Nasht and Kaman-Thah look young, strong, and handsome, yet they are incredibly old, possibly older than the universe itself. They are omniscient and omnipotent; they could look upon the "face" of Azathoth itself without harm. Within the Cavern their word is law, not even Nyarlathotep can contest them there. However, they are gentle and peaceful. Their purpose is to guard the Dreamlands from evil and corrupt dreamers, and to guard the dreams of men from the horrors of the Dreamlands.

An alternative story goes that Nasht once was a mortal human called Reon Atescre of Sona-Nyl. He was a traveller who once sailed to the harbor city of Lelag-Leng. He was captured by the men of Leng and burnt alive as a sacrifice to the gods. Elder Gods accepted him and returned to Earth as a new entity known as Nasht.
Ubbo-Sathla

Ubbo-Sathla is one of the Outer Gods who said to have spawned all earthly life (possibly including humans), and to whom all such life will return in the end. Some hold that Ubbo-Sathla is also the parent of all of the Great Old Ones.

## Description

Ubbo-Sathla is described as a huge protoplasmic being. It spontaneously generates primordial single-celled organisms that pour unceasingly from its shapeless form. It is rumored that Ubbo-Sathla and Abhoth are the same.

Ubbo-Sathla dwells in a grotto deep beneath the frozen earth, guarding a set of stone tablets said to bear the knowledge of the Elder Gods themselves. Many wizards have attempted to gain these tablets, but not one has ever succeeded.
Saved By The Bell

***Saved By The Bell*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from August 20, 1989 to May 22, 1993. The series had a total of 63 episodes.

## Plot

Following a group of high schoolers and their principal, the series primarily focused around Zack Morris and five of his best friends. The series focuses around their daily interactions throughout high-school and their relationship with their principal, Mr. Belding, but also focuses on serious issues including drug use, homelessness, death and women's rights. Whilst a comedic teen sitcom, the series is also educational and heartfelt. Following a group of high schoolers and their principal, the series primarily focused around Zack Morris and five of his best friends. The series focuses around their daily interactions throughout high-school and their relationship with their principal, Mr. Belding, but also focuses on serious issues including drug use, homelessness, death and women's rights. Whilst a comedic teen sitcom, the series is also educational and heartfelt. The series focuses around their daily interactions throughout high-school and their relationship with their principal, Mr. Belding, but also focuses on serious issues including drug use, homelessness, death and women's rights. Whilst a comedic teen sitcom, the series is also educational and heartfelt.

## Cast

* Mark-Paul Gosselaar as Zack Morris
* Mario Lopez as A.C. Slater
* Dustin Diamond as Screech Powers
* Lark Voorhies as Lisa Turtle
* Elizabeth Berkley as Jessie Spano
* Tiffani Thiessen as Kelly Kapowski
* Dennis Haskins as Richard Belding
Theelys

Far in the West, on the southern banks of the mouth of the river Tross, stands Theelys. It marks the farthest western extent of the ancient Tyrhhian Empire. Never more than a border town, Theelys has stood inhabited since the days when Yath-Lhi's armies roamed the Dreamlands in search of loot to satisfy their queen's greed. Theelys is sometimes referred to as the City of Mists because it is almost continually shrouded in thick swirling mists which rise from the Tross. This, combined with its remote location, has made Theelys a somewhat rough and ready city.

Few ships put into the harbor, as Theelys has no valuable commodities to export. Theelys' main feature is the fact that it is one of the locations of the Great Library of the Dreamlands. Why Theelys was chosen for this honor is a mystery, but most scholars feel that it has to do with the town's most prominent resident, Nyrass the sorcerer, who dwells within a great castle standing at the outskirts of town. The castle's library spans all the ages of man and contains many a tome of forgotten lore.
Parenthood

***Parenthood*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 21, 1990 to May 17, 1991. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

The series delivered seriocomic vignettes on rearing children, revolving around four generations of a middle-class California family, the Buckmans (the movie however, took place in St. Louis, Missouri). The Huffners of the film were renamed the Merricks on the TV series. The pilot episode was considered by *USA Today* and *New York Post* as the best movie-to-TV spinoff since *M\*A\*S\*H.* The series is notable for featuring a number of people who at the time were unheard of but later became famous. One of the writers on the show was Joss Whedon. The cast featured Leonardo DiCaprio, David Arquette, and Thora Birch (billed simply as "Thora" here).

## Cast

* David Arquette as Tod Hawks
* Jayne Atkinson as Karen Buckman
* Ed Begley, Jr. as Gil Buckman
* Thora Birch as Taylor Buckman
* Maryedith Burrell as Helen Buckman
* Leonardo DiCaprio as Garry Buckman
* Mary Jackson as Great Grandma Greenwell
* Zachary La Voy as Justin Buckman
* Sheila MacRae as Marilyn Buckman
* Bess Meyer as Julie Buckman Hawks
* Susan Norman as Susan Buckman Merrick
* Ken Ober as Nathan Merrick
* Ivyann Schwan as Patty Merrick
* Max Elliott Slade as Kevin Buckman
* William Windom as Frank Buckman
Serannian

**Serannian** is a sky city located off the coast of Ooth-Nargai near Celephaïs. It is a "pink marble city of the clouds, which is built on that ethereal coast where the west wind flows into the sky". Its harbor is easily reached, as ships may sail into the clouds where the sky meets the Cerenerian Sea.

Like Celephaïs, Serannian is ruled by King Kuranes, who dwells there for half the year.
Rhythm & Blues

***Rhythm & Blues*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 23, 1992 to May 12, 1993. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

The premise of the show stars Kabler as Bobby Soul, a white man who gets hired as a DJ on a black radio station after being initially mistaken as a black man.

## Cast

* Roger Kabler as Bobby Soul
* Anna Maria Horsford as Veronica Washington
* Vanessa Bell Calloway as Colette Hawkins
* Ron Glass as Don Phillips
* Miguel A. Núñez, Jr. as Jammin
* Christopher Babers as Earl "Ziggy" Washington
* Troy Curvey Jr. as The Love Man
Enchanted Stone

Westward from the Great Stone Circle lies a spot in the Enchanted Wood where the fungus is unnaturally thick and the trees are thinner and stand either dead or dying. At this spot there rests in the forest floor the Enchanted Stone, a great stone slab with a three-foot-wide iron ring set in its middle. The slab is covered with two sets of runic inscriptions, now mostly obscured by the moss covering the slab. These runes are in a very ancient tongue, now all but forgotten in the Dreamlands; one set was designed to keep something beneath the slab, and the second set has the power to cancel the power of the first. No man now living knows what lies beneath this slab, and even the zoogs fear to go near it. In fact, this slab covers the top of a great staircase which spirals down through the Tower of Koth into the kingdom of the gugs in the vast Underworld.
Thalarion

Thalarion is one of the largest cities in the Dreamlands, known as the "City of a Thousand Wonders", located in Fantastic Realms. Its walls are grim and grey, with a great carven gate called Akariel, and the spires of its temples reach to the sky so that none might behold their peaks. The dreamer Basil Elton described the city as "fascinating yet repellent". It is implied that any human who enters dies or is transformed somehow, and in the city are said to "walk only daemons and mad things that are no longer men".

The city is ruled by an entity known as the Eidolon Lathi. No man has ever returned from gazing upon her, until the city was destroyed by Eldin the Wanderer and David Hero with the help from the Great Tree.
Fungus Forest

A vast stretch of obscene fungoid growth which lies north of the Vale of Pnath. Delicate pale filaments stretch everywhere. Bulbous fruiting bodies and ragged huge toadstool caps dot the putrid soil. Some of the fungus growths are gigantic phosphorescent cylinders, as tall and thick as the waking world's sequoia trees. These are often infested with shelves of parasitic fungus. The fungus forest is inhabited only by goblins and burrowing insect-maggots.
The Dreamlands (movie)

"The Dreamlands" is an ongoing movie by Huan Vu, the first feature film adaptation of H. P. Lovecraft's Dream Cycle. It is fully financed via crowdfunding. Initial production with a planned running time of 100 min is to be completed by the end of 2023. The post-production process could last into 2025.

## The Story

Roland, an orphaned boy with a troubled past is led into another world by a mysterious old man. A world that has been created by the great dreamers of mankind in their sleep during the preceding thousands of years. There the old man rules as a king and he wants to educate Roland to be his successor. But Roland is unable to overcome the dark shadow that weighs on him, and he must decide whether he wants to use his abilities to further expand the Dreamlands, or to destroy what others have built.

## Links

* https://www.the-dreamlands.com/
* Huan Vu's YouTube channel
NewsRadio

***NewsRadio*** is an American television sitcom that aired on NBC from March 21, 1995 to May 4, 1999. The series had a total of 98 episodes.

## Plot

The series is set at WNYX, a fictional AM news radio station in New York City, populated by an eccentric station owner and staff. The show begins with the arrival of a new news director, level-headed Dave Nelson (Dave Foley). While Dave turns out to be less naive than his youthful appearance suggests, he never fully gains control of his co-workers. The fast-paced scripts and ensemble cast combined physical humor and sight gags with smart dialogue and absurd storylines. Plots often involved satirical takes on historical events, news stories, and pop culture references. The third- and fourth-season finales took the absurdity to the extreme, setting the characters in outer space and aboard the *Titanic*. The third- and fourth-season finales took the absurdity to the extreme, setting the characters in outer space and aboard the *Titanic*.

## Cast

* Dave Foley as David "Dave" Nelson
* Stephen Root as Jimmy James
* Phil Hartman as Evelyn William "Bill" McNeal
* Andy Dick as Matthew Brock
* Maura Tierney as Lisa Miller
* Vicki Lewis as Beth
* Joe Rogan as Joe Garrelli
* Khandi Alexander as Catherine Duke
* Jon Lovitz as Max Louis
Wings

***Wings*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from April 19, 1990 to May 21, 1997. The series had a total of 170 episodes.

## Plot

Two brothers, Joe and Brian Hackett, own a small airline company on Nantucket Island. Their childhood friend, Helen, runs the diner inside the airport. She has always been in love with Joe, the older brother. Helen's dream is to play the cello in an orchestra and attend auditions when not sandwich-making. Roy Biggins runs another, larger airline. Lowell Mather is the airport mechanic, who maintains the planes for both Aeromass and Sandpiper as the airport is very small. They are joined by an Italian immigrant, Antonio, who operates a taxi service. Fay runs the ticket counter. Members of the cast of *Cheers* would visit occasionally as the setting of the show was close to Boston and existed in the same universe. Two brothers, Joe and Brian Hackett, own a small airline company on Nantucket Island. Their childhood friend, Helen, runs the diner inside the airport. She has always been in love with Joe, the older brother. Helen's dream is to play the cello in an orchestra and attend auditions when not sandwich-making. Roy Biggins runs another, larger airline. Lowell Mather is the airport mechanic, who maintains the planes for both Aeromass and Sandpiper as the airport is very small. They are joined by an Italian immigrant, Antonio, who operates a taxi service. Fay runs the ticket counter. Members of the cast of *Cheers* would visit occasionally as the setting of the show was close to Boston and existed in the same universe.

## Cast

* Tim Daly as Joseph Montgomery Hackett
* Steven Weber as Brian Michael Hackett
* Crystal Bernard as Helen Chappel Hackett
* Thomas Haden Church as Lowell Mather (Seasons 1–7)
* Rebecca Schull as Fay Evelyn Schlob Dumbly DeVay Cochran
* David Schramm as Roy Peterman Biggins
* Tony Shalhoub as Antonio V. Scarpacci (Seasons 3–8)
* Farrah Forke as Alex Lambert
* Amy Yasbeck as Cassandra "Casey" (Davenport) Chappel (Seasons 6–8)
* Brian Haley as Budd Bronski (Season 7)
Perfect Couples

***Perfect Couples*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from September 28, 2010 to May 17, 2011. The series had a total of 24 episodes.

## Plot

*Perfect Couples* revolves around three couples at various stages in their relationships, yet who face similar problems. Vance and Amy are a couple who fight a lot and have a very active sex life. Rex and Leigh view themselves as relationship experts and therefore a "perfect couple", while Dave and Julia are considered the normal pair to whom everyone can relate. *Perfect Couples* revolves around three couples at various stages in their relationships, yet who face similar problems. Vance and Amy are a couple who fight a lot and have a very active sex life. Rex and Leigh view themselves as relationship experts and therefore a "perfect couple", while Dave and Julia are considered the normal pair to whom everyone can relate. *Perfect Couples* revolves around three couples at various stages in their relationships, yet who face similar problems. Vance and Amy are a couple who fight a lot and have a very active sex life. Rex and Leigh view themselves as relationship experts and therefore a "perfect couple", while Dave and Julia are considered the normal pair to whom everyone can relate. Rex and Leigh view themselves as relationship experts and therefore a "perfect couple", while Dave and Julia are considered the normal pair to whom everyone can relate.

## Cast

* Kyle Bornheimer as Dave
* Christine Woods as Julia
* David Walton as Vance
* Mary Elizabeth Ellis as Amy
* Hayes MacArthur as Rex
* Olivia Munn as Leigh
* Nicolette Robinson as Isabella
Hazuth-Kleg

Hazuth-Kleg is a trading city on the Eastern continent, near the valley of Ooth-Nargai.

## Temple of Unattainable Desires

Deep within Hazuth-Kleg, along the street of the pantheon, lies the Temple of Unattainable Desires. It is a grand temple of onyx, its iron gate fashioned to look like a mass of twisted and intermingled serpents with amethyst eyes.
Henri-Laurent de Marigny

Henri-Laurent de Marigny is an occultist from the New Orleans, one of the main characters in Brian Lumley's Titus Crow series. He is a son of Étienne-Laurent de Marigny and Titus Crow's best friend. His father was the owner of the Clock of Dreams, a machine capable of travelling through time and space. In the 1930s, father sent him to England, where he became the inseparable colleague of Titus Crow.
Temple of Loveliness

A temple to the god Oukranos. It is built of jasper wood, and stands near the edge of the river Oukranos. The temple's walls and courts cover an acre of ground and encompass seven pinnacled towers which surround the central shrine. Through this shrine, directed by hidden channels, run the waters of the river.

By day the temple stands drowsy and silent. But often, at night, the air surrounding the temple is filled with a strange music. No one can say if this music is made by the priests of the temple or if it is the song of the god, for no human has entered the temple and seen the priests except the King of Ilek-Vad. The King, borne on a golden palanquin, comes from his distant land once a year to pray. It is said that the King of IlekVad knew this region as a youth, and that the god Oukranos sang him to sleep each night.
Sidrak

A high mountain overlooking the land of Cuppar-Nombo. Sometimes the gods come here in their cloud ships to dance upon the peak. The men of Cuppar-Nombo look forward to these times, for the tears which the gods shed when they leave this place are the only rain to come to their desert land. It is a great crime in Cuppar-Nombo to attempt to climb this mountain, lest such an attempt offend the gods and prevent them from ever returning.
Myngar

A ruined city in Mnar by the river Kraa.

## History

Long ago, Myngar was a mighty city. It was ruled over by King Kynaratholis. He rode forth from his city at the head of his armies and for many years he was away, fighting and conquering. When he returned, victorious, he found that the gods were displeased with him and had laid ruin to his land. It is said that Kynaratholis died on the spot from grief at what at befallen his beloved homeland. Those few who venture to the ruins say that his ghost still roams the old city.
Old Man of Whom No One Likes to Speak

Owner of The House of the Worm.

Nigh onto a hundred years ago, there was a young man who scoffed at the tales of a certain cursed circle of stones near Vornai, and he went forth to see what secrets the ring held. When he returned from his investigations, he was greatly changed, with his hair gone white, and he would not speak of that which he saw. Ten mornings after his return, there appeared within the ring a house. And the young man, now greatly changed, went to live in that house. Now, though no one remembers his name, all the folk of Vornai know of the Old Man of Whom No One Likes to Speak and his strange dwelling.

The Old Man is the guardian of the Elder Sign, and it is his duty to maintain the house and the pillars which surround it, lest that what lies beneath them should be freed. He is rumored to be over one hundred years old. The Old Man keeps to himself. His only dealings with the people of Vornai are for provisions which he pays for in ancient gold coins from no known kingdom.
Four Kings

***Four Kings*** is an American sitcom that aired on NBC from January 20, 2006 to May 12, 2006. The series had a total of 12 episodes.

## Plot

The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*. The show centers on four childhood friends who live in New York City. The show's theme is "Hanginaround" by *Counting Crows*.

## Cast

* Seth Green as Barry
* Todd Grinnell as Jason
* Shane McRae as Bobby
* Josh Cooke as Ben Wolf
Princess Zura

Zura was once a beautiful living maiden. Now she is the ruler of the Charnel Garden of the land of Zura and commands that region's undead. Zura was cursed by a powerful sorcerer whose undying love for her in life caused him to raise her from the dead. When he finally went mad and died, he cursed her to rule over the restless dead of Zura forever.
Beings of Ib

Beings of Ib, also known as *Thuum'ha*, were a species of amphibian creatures that lived in a city called Ib in the land of Mnar. Thuum'ha is a name given them by the people of Sarnath, and which means no more than 'the Voiceless'.

It is very little known about the beings of Ib and one of the reasons for this is that they were very old as a species and pre-dated humans. They were described as having "bulging eyes, pouting, flabby lips, and curious ears, and were without voice". In addition, these creatures were known to have a thin, greenish skin. They share numerous physical characteristics with Deep Ones, though relation between two races is unclear.

They were known to worship Bokrug, the great water-lizard, and dance in front of a stone idol of this being when the moon was gibbous.

## History

Aeons ago, the beings of Ib, rumoured to have descended from the Dark Tapestry, built the city of Ib from grey stone in the land of Mnar in the Dreamlands, on the shores of a deep lake to and from which no waterway flowed. They lived in Ib for ages until being slaughtered by the humans from the city of Sarnath, who were disturbed by their strange appearances and frightening deity. One thousand years later, the Ib shades rose from the lake, descended upon and brought doom to Sarnath, exterminated its inhabitants, and wiped the metropolis from existence.
Rokol

A flat, sprawling city of swarthy, cheerful folk. None of its wooden buildings stand higher than three yards, by public agreement and ease of rebuilding. Every few years, Rokol is invaded by gigantic tusked animals called thunder beasts by the residents which completely flatten the town, forcing the natives to move into tents in the wilderness until the monstrous beasts move on. The residents always rebuild.

Rokol is ruled by a triumvirate of three dukes.
Kid Celephais

Kid Celephais is a juvenile fantasy animated series based on Dream Cycle lore that ran in 2017-2019. Series feature a combination of cutout and CGI-based animation techniques. Producer, director and writer of the series is Jonathan Nolan.

## Plot

Main character of Kid Celephais is Augustus Trevor (Kuranes), who completely forgot his past and reinvented himself as a child in a dream of Cornwall.

## Episodes list

1. "Zhadoub". A long summer holiday begins for Gus and his family. Exploring the local woodlands, Gus encounters a rude boy his own age, by the name of Nyarlathotep.
2. "Tresor". Gus meets Puck, a new friend, as well as witnessing a Dragon (Drake?) and encountering a creepy Ringmaster.
3. "Coulro". Gus and Puck meet a new friend, Destiny - and new enemies: the sinister Chaos Clowns from Ummer & Tarwell's Circus.
4. "WiC". Gus, Puck and Destiny go to the village of Terre de Reve to seek clues as to how to enter Great Uncle Alfred's Tower. And for the first time, a hint as to the true nature of Kid Celephais' world is offered...
5. "Sien". Gus, Puck and Destiny return from the village of Terre de Reve and encounter Nyarlathotep on the road, then it's back to Manatee Mansion for revelations and stormy weather. And finally... a shoggoth! In a great new fruit flavor!
6. "Charisma". Gus, Puck and Destiny go to find George at the Castle on the Hill, but first, Gus experiences a bizarre and involving hallucination... If it IS an hallucination...
7. "Kif". The plot thickens with Scheherezade of Sarkomand framing our story, the reappearance of Nyarlathotep and the clowns but before that: SHOGGOTH FIGHT! And the introduction of George of the Castle on the Hill.
8. "Sleepwalker". Gus and Puck listen to Gaston McCubby, a humanoid unicorn. Then they head back to the cavern they discovered in an earlier episode!
9. "Cue". The storm worsens. Nyarlathotep closes in. The adventurers meet the drake (wyrm). And still no sign of Oznoog, the bird-man with the key!
10. "Pogonip". Nyarlathotep vs Great Wyrm! Evil clown incinerated! Oznoog and the Key!
11. "Weld". The end of one quest, the beginning of another, and the introduction of Anubis and the Onyx Journeyman!
12. "The Evil Men Do". Kuranes meets Merlin the Magician, and the Onyx Journeyman. We get our first glimpse of Riley, the urban development of strange angles...
13. "Eager For Fun". Kuranes learns his spell of banishment needed to stop Nyarlathotep and the rise of Riley. He has the opportunity to test it earlier than expected - on a Gug!
14. "Twin Perfect". The end of all he knows... And the beginning of a strangely familiar new iteration of all he is!

## Links

* Time Traveller YouTube channel
* Kid Celephais Wiki
Hounds of Tindalos

Hounds of Tindalos are extra-dimensional creatures capable of moving through space and time freely. They were created by Frank Belknap Long and later incorporated into the Cthulhu Mythos when it was codified by August Derleth. They first appeared in Long's short story "The Hounds of Tindalos", first published in 1929. Lovecraft mentions the creatures in his short story "The Whisperer in Darkness" (1931).

Appearance of Hounds is unknown, since neither Long nor Lovecraft describe them, arguing they are too foul to ever be described. In Long's original story, which deals with the main character experimenting in time travel with the help of psychedelic drugs and esoteric artifacts, the Hounds are said to inhabit the angles of time, while other beings (such as humankind and all common life) descend from curves. It is said that once a human becomes known to one of these creatures, a Hound of Tindalos will pursue the victim through anything to reach its quarry. A person risks attracting their attention by traveling through time. They can materialize through any corner if it is fairly sharp - 120° or less.
West

Perhaps the most populated, lush and green continent of the Dreamlands, and the most well explored. It is a home of some of its largest cities and civilizations. Also, possibly the most safe of all the continents, should such a thing be possible.

## Lands

* Skai River Valley
* Oukranos River Valley
* Enchanted Wood
* Dark Wood
* Desert of Cuppar-Nombo
* Sydathria
* Mnar
* The Forest of Parg
* Jungle of Kled
* Narthos
* Mynanthra
* Aulonian Plain
* Tanta
* Stony Desert
* Liranian Desert
* Bnazic Desert
* Nomad Lands

## Kingdoms

* Kingdom of Skai
* Kingdom of Oukranos
* The Khalifate of Cuppar-Nombo
* The Principalities of Kled
* City-state of Dylath-Leen
* City-states of Mnar
* Ossaran Steppes
* City-states of Zais and Stethelos
* Kingdom of Sydathria

## Major cities

* Ulthar
* Dylath-Leen
* Nir
* Hlanith
* Hatheg
* Thran
* Sarnath
* Illarnek
* Ib
* Cuppar-Nombo
* Golthoth
* Sinara
* Jaren
* Cydathria
* Kadatheron

## Rivers

* Skai
* Oukranos
* Xari
* Ai
* Kraa
* Tross

## Mountains

* Hatheg-Kla
* Lerion
* Sidrak
* Thorin
* Thurai
* Karthian Hills
* Hills of Implan
* Great Bleak Mountains
Accursed Valley

Land to the south of Mount Ngranek that marks the spot where the wrath of the Great Ones was once vented upon the land. The greatest feature in this area is a wide valley of black lava unmarred by the hand of man. What strange conflict may have caused such great devastation is unknown to any, save the gods themselves. Some scholars, including Atal, theorize that the creation of the region may have taken place during the ancient struggle between the Great Ones and the hideous Outer Gods who once held sway upon the Earth.
Nyarlathotep

Nyarlathotep (the Crawling Chaos) is one of the Outer Gods. He enacts the will of the Outer Gods, and is their messenger, heart and soul. He is also a servant of Azathoth, whose wishes he immediately fulfills. Nyarlathotep appears in numerous stories by Lovecraft, and is also featured in the works of other authors.

## Avatars and appearances

Nyarlathotep has many avatars both in Dreamlands and the waking world. In his first appearance in "Nyarlathotep", he is described as a "tall, swarthy man" who resembles an ancient Egyptian pharaoh. He subsequently appears as a major character in "The Dream Quest of Unknown Kadath", in which he again manifests in the form of an Egyptian pharaoh when he confronts Randolph Carter. In "The Dreams in the Witch House", Nyarlathotep appears to Walter Gilman and witch Keziah Mason in the form of "the 'Black Man' of the witch-cult", a black-skinned avatar of the Devil described by witch hunters. In "The Haunter of the Dark" (1936), the nocturnal, tentacled, bat-winged monster dwelling in the steeple of the Starry Wisdom sect's church is identified as another manifestation of Nyarlathotep. This avatar cannot tolerate light. In "The Clock of Dreams" Nyarlathotep hides under the guise of an entity known as Fly-the-Light.

Lovecraft suggests that the fake Henry Akeley that appears at the end of "The Whisperer in Darkness" is also Nyarlathotep. In "The Rats in the Walls", Nyarlathotep is mentioned as a faceless god in the caverns of Earth's center. In "The Shadow Out of Time", the "hideous secret of Nyarlathotep" is revealed to the protagonist by Khephnes during their imprisonment by the Great Race of Yith. In "The Whisperer in Darkness" Nyarlathotep's name is spoken frequently by the fungi from Yuggoth in a reverential or ritual sense, indicating that they worship or honor the entity.

According to certain sources Nyarlathotep is currently living or imprisoned on the planet Abbith.