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Blow the System

"**Blow the System**" is a song performed by Bella Thorne and appears on the Shake It Up: I <3 Dance soundtrack.

It released the 23rd of February on a Radio Disney Planet Premiere.

## Lyrics

Play or not play it to me

Drop the beat make it hard to move me

Don't waste my time you lose me

Let's go

Come close take me on a journey

On the main light streets you know me

It's about that time to show me

I just want what's mine

Make me come alive

Let's go for a ride

You know the time is right

Let's take the morning flight

Let's reach for the sky

Higher [x7]

Blow The

I've got that burning fever

On the dance floor where I need my

Turn it up

And bump the speaker the volumes way too low

Just keep up with the rhythm

Let lose I'll

Blow The System [x2]

Come on now here we go

Shhhh quit talking to me

Imma boss gotta rush it to me

Want the baseline flowing through me

Come close take me on a journey

On the main light streets you know me

It's about that time to show me

I just want what's mine

Make me come alive

Let's go for a ride

You know the time is right

Let's take the morning flight

Let's reach for the sky

Higher [x7]

Blow The

I've got that burning fever

On the dance floor where I need my

Turn it up

And bump the speaker the volumes way too low

Just keep up with the rhythm

Let lose I'll

Blow The System [x2]

Come on now here we go

Oh way oh

Feel the pressure rush

Let's tear the house down

Turn the up sound

Get the dice then roll em out

And when you've had enough

I'll make it louder [x7]

NO!

I've got that burning fever

On the dance floor where I need my

Turn it up

And bump the speaker the volumes way too low

Just keep up with the rhythm

Let lose I'll

Blow The System [x2]

Come on now here we go

Oh way oh

Uh!

## Trivia

* Blow the System had its Planet Premiere on Radio Disney February 23, 2013.
* Blow the System has an electronic-flourished vibe.
Featured Media

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## Sword Art Online

* Sword Art Online summary on anime-planet.com
* Sword Art Online summary on myanimelist.net
* Read the Sword Art Online Light Novels on baka-tsuki.org
* Watch Sword Art Online (anime stream) on anilinkz.com
* Delve into the Sword Art Online article on Wikipedia
* Join the Sword Art Online Wikia
Ring Ring

**Ring Ring** is a song performed by Bella Thorne and is included in the Season 3 of Shake It Up in the episode Stress It Up.

## Lyrics

Hey Girls! Hey Girls! [x2]

[Verse:]

Hey, girls! We're rolling out. There's something in the air.

The world's a disco ball. The party is everywhere.

[Pre-Chorus:]

Drop the beat down. 1 2 1 2

When the beat drops down, we drop down too.

Drop the beat down. 1 2 1 2

What to do, what to do

[Chorus:]

Ring! Ring! Calling my girls!

Bring! Bringin' it to the whole world!

Keep singin' it! Ooooooh. (Whoo!)

Step! Step it on the floor!

Right, left! 2, 3 & 4

One love! There's room for more!

'Cause when we get together, dancing till 2000 and forever

Ring! Ring! Calling my girls!

Bring! Bringin' it to the whole world!

Keep screamin' it! Oh, ohohoh.

Hey Girls! Hey Girls!

[Bridge:]

Drop the beat down. 1 2 1 2

When the beat drops down, we drop down too.

Drop the beat down. 1 2 1 2

What to do, what to do

[Chorus:]

Ring! Ring! Calling my girls!

Bring! Bringin' it to the whole world!

Keep singin' it! Ooooooh. (Hey Girls!)

Step! Step it out on the floor!

Right, left! 2, 3 & 4

One love! There's room for more!

'Cause when we get together, dancing till 2000 and forever

Ring! Ring! Calling my girls!

Bring! Bringin' it to the whole world!

Keep screamin' it! Oh, ohohoh.

Hey Girls! Hey Girls! [3X]

## Trivia

* From the in-universe perspective, it is a song written by CeCe Jones. It was given to Phil, the new executive producer of *Shake It Up, Chicago!*, who loved it and allowed CeCe to perform the song on the week's episode of the show.
* This is one of the few songs in season three that is not on the Shake It Up: I ♥ Dance soundtrack.
* This song is performed by Bella Thorne.
* This song is only played in Stress It Up.
Shake It Up: Break It Down

***Shake It Up: Break It Down*** (known as ***Shake It Up: Dance Dance*** in European countries ) is the debut soundtrack from the first season (2010-2011) of Disney Channel hit original series, *Shake It Up*. It was released on July 12, 2011 as a 2 Disc CD + DVD combo, with the DVD showing the dance steps. It has peaked at number 22 on the US *Billboard* 200 and topped the US *Billboard* Top Soundtracks and the US *Billboard* Kid Albums. Elsewhere, it has peaked at number 65 in Mexico.

## Promotional singles

"Shake It Up" by Selena Gomez was released as first promotional single and peaked at number 9 on the U.S. *Billboard* Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart and is also serves as the series theme song. "Watch Me" by Bella Thorne and Zendaya, was released as second promotional single and peaked at number 86 on U.S. *Billboard* Hot 100.

## Critical reception

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## Commercial performance

It has peaked at number 22 on the US *Billboard* 200 and topped the US *Billboard* Top Soundtracks and the US *Billboard* Kid Albums. Elsewhere, it has peaked at number 65 in Mexico.

## "Shake It Up" song

"**Shake It Up**" is a song performed by American pop recording artist Selena Gomez. The song was written and produced by Jeannie Lurie, Aris Archontis, Chen Neeman for *Shake It Up: Break It Down*, the soundtrack from the Disney Channel television series *Shake It Up* and served as the theme song of the series. The song was released as promotional single from the album on October 24, 2010 through Walt Disney Records. The song has peaked at number 65 on the US *Billboard* Hot Digital Songs.

### Track listing

* **Digital download**

1. "Shake It Up" — 2:55

## References

1. **^** "Shake It Up - Single". *iTunes*. Apple, Inc.. Retrieved 6-21-11.
2. ^ ***a*** ***b*** "Watch Me (feat. Bella Thorne & Zendaya) - Single". *iTunes*. Apple, Inc.. Retrieved 6-21-11.
3. ^ ***a*** ***b*** "Amazon.com: Shake It Up: Break It Down: Various Artists: Music". *amazon.com*. Retrieved 13 June 2011.
4. **^** "Shake It Up: Break It Down - Original Television Soundtrack". *Billboard*. Nielsen SoundScan/Billboard. Retrieved 11-25-11.

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Eric Charmelo

## Eric C. Charmelo

**Eric C. Charmelo** is an American producer and writer, known for *Ringer*, *Supernatural*, and *Beverly Hills Ninja*. He was also a consulting producer on Season One of NBC's *Midnight, Texas*. As of Season Two, he and Nicole Snyder took over as showrunners and will executive produce along with David Janollari.

## Filmography

### Television

* Beverly Hills Ninja (1997)
* Tracey Takes On... (1999)
* Member (*Short*) (2001)
* Serial Killing for Dummys (2004)
* Love You To Death; writer (2007)
* Ringer; co-executive producer/writer (2011-2012)
* Do No Harm; co-executive producer (2013)
* Supernatural; co-executive producer (2013-2016)
* Midnight, Texas; consulting producer/executive producer (2017-2018)
* The Perfection (2018)

## External links

* Eric C. Charmelo on IMDb
* Follow Eric Charmelo (@charmzies) on Twitter
* Follow Eric Charmelo (@ericcharmelo) on Instagram
Beast Boy

Beast Boy is a superhero and a member of the Teen Titans. His first apppearance was in Doom Patrol #99(1965). His alter ego is Garfield Logan. He has the power to turn into green versions of animals.

## Teams

New Teen Titans

Volume 3 Team

Young Justice TV Series Team

TV Series Team

Teen Titans Go! Team

New 52 Team

Rebirth Team
Bella Thorne Wiki:New User Guide/Rights

Credits goes to Fifth Harmony Wiki.

## **User Rights**

**User Rights** are a way for us to keep this wiki in good shape. There are four types of rights: *bureaucrat, administrator, chat moderator, and rollback.*

## **Bureaucrats**

**Bureacrats** are the highest rights you can get on the wiki. As a bureaucrat, you have the same rights as rollbacks, chat moderators, and administrators all mashed into one. You also have some new rights.

Bureaucrats can

* Change other users' rights.
* Ban people from chat.
* Block people.
* Easily revert edits.

There are currently two bureaucrats on this wiki.

## **Administrators**

**Administrators** are the second highest right you can get on this wiki. As an administrator, you have the same rights as rollbacks and chat moderators in one. You also have some new rights.

Administrators can

* Promote users to chat moderator or rollback.
* Ban people from chat.
* Block people.
* Easily revert edits.
Bella Thorne discography

American singer Bella Thorne has released two extended plays, seven singles, six featured singles, four promotional singles, and sixteen music videos. Thorne's first single, "Watch Me", was released on June 21 featuring Zendaya and reaching 86 on the United States *Billboard* Hot 100 charts. 9 on the US Top Heatseekers charts and earning RIAA: Gold. The second single, "TTYLXOX", was released on March 6, reaching 97 on the US *Billboard* Hot 100 charts.

In March 2013, Bella Thorne announced she'd been signed to Hollywood Records, and began working on her debut material. On May 2, 2014 it was revealed her debut album is titled *Call It Whatever* and, in May 14, she released her debut single "Call It Whatever". On October 15, Thorne revealed her debut album was canceled and she releaseed an EP, *Jersey*, on November 17,2014.

## Studio albums

* Format: Digital Download
* Label: Filthy Fangs

## Extended plays

List of EPs
* Format: Digital download
 *Jersey* | * Released: November 17, 2014
* Format: Digital download
* Label: Hollywood

## Singles

### As featuring artist

 "Do Not Disturb" (Steve Aoki feat. Bella Thorne)
 Be Somebody's" (Ava Caceres feat. Bella Thorne)

### Promotional singles

List of singles, with selected chart positions and certifications
 "Put It Anywhere"(Vhask featuring Bella Thorne)

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Robin (Dick Grayson)

Robin (Dick Grayson) is the first Robin and a member of the Teen Titans. He was one of the original members. He first appeared in Detective Comics #38(1940). Robin was the first member of the Teen Titans to be created.

## Teams

Original Team

New Teen Titans

TV Series Team

Teen Titans Go! TV Series Team

Young Justice TV Series Team

Titans Rebirth Team
Xenontropolis

**Xenontropolis** (**Z'inantirfals**) is one of the states of the Democratic People's Republic of the United States of Ziyyadland. It comprises of the city of Zitropolis, as well as all of its suburbs, and some rural areas bordering the suburbs. It has two cities; its capital is Zitropolis, and its second largest city is Port-of-Ultima.

It borders the Zerbian states of Nordterra, Saguaro, Miteyose, and Ultim-Island (maritime border), as well as the Yunusian region of Abdilahi Peninsula (maritime border), and the Yunusian Administrative Control Region of Fiore.
Talainakaraṅkaḷil

தலைநகரங்களில் நகரம்City of Namana

The **City of Talainakaraṅkaḷil** (Eastern M'is'i Tamil: **தலைநகரங்களில் நகரம்**), commonly known as **Namana**, is a city in the state of Kagi's Mesa in Kagiland. It was the capital of the Eastern M'is'i Movement from 1885 to 1991, and the capital of Kagiland from 1991 to 2011. Namana was build as a settlement by Mesaese people that genetically became blackened by the harsh weather in the eastern part of the Mesa Kingdom.
Kingdom of YunusLand

Ruwayy'i ilu Saaba Yunus

المملكة يونسلاند

Diqqah Ghufurd II, 1805-1838

Diqqah Ghufurd III, 1838-1865

Umar Abdullah Ghufurd, 1865-1871

Diqqah Ghufurd IV, 1871-1896

Diqqah Ghufurd V, 1896-1928

Yunus Ghufurd II, officially 1928-1930, unofficially 1928-1962

Yunus Ghufurd III, 1962- (see Yunusian Royalty)

The **Kingdom of YunusLand** (Yunusian: **Ruwayy'i ilu Saaba Yunus**; Arabic: **المملكة يونسلاند**) was a sovereign nation on the current territory owned and administered by the Republic of YunusLand. The kingdom was established following the civil union of Yunus Ghufurd I and Tabaarak bint Al-Awsii, after Ghufurd established the new dynasty and declared the amendment of the Mesaese Constitution and the name of the state. The Kingdom officially began on 27 March 1722, and officially ended on 15 July 1930, after 208 years, 3 months and 18 days.
Mesa Region

**The Mesa Region** is the largest region in YunusLand, with an area of 156,441 km2 and a population of just under 50 million. The capital of the region is Sayf-al-Bahr. The largest city in the region is Mesaville. Cities listed in order of population include:

* Mesaville
* Sayf-al-Bahr
* Ngaeraa
* Hi'nga & Te'sha
* Mtuwafalua
* Ribanda
* Heraa'
* Hanguraville
* Khoréqsha

The Mesa Region was established in 1930, following the creation of the Republic of YunusLand.

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Fawcett's Python

# Summary

A new lodger, Marilyn, moves in and Miss Jones feels the moral climate of the household has nosedived since her arrival; with the curate coming that evening to rehearse for the forthcoming concert, she is worried he’ll think she’s unﬁt to take to the church stage. Although the men in the house are smitten by the new tenant, Rigsby realizes how upset Miss Jones is and decides Marilyn will have to leave, especially when he starts thinking she’s a prostitute. He breaks the news to the blonde, brassy negligee-wearing Marilyn, but when he discovers she’s only an exotic dancer he reconsiders and allows her to stay. What he didn’t realize was that she has brought a pet snake with her, and the sight of Charlie the python sends Rigsby scampering from her room.

When Philip sees the snake he grasps the opportunity to frighten Rigsby by telling him it's a highly dangerous Fawcett’s python. Rigsby tells Marilyn that the snake must go, only to ﬁnd he’s already gone and is somewhere in the garden. When the curate visits Miss Jones that evening, Rigsby has a bright idea. He borrows Philip’s stuffed snake with the intention of frightening the churchman away, but his childish prank backﬁres.
YunusWorld Wikia

## Welcome to the YunusWorld Wikia

YunusWorld is about a fictional world where select nations dominate humanity. Based off of a real Minecraft World made by me, each country has its own distinctive geographies, histories, and populations. Learn more about this by reading!

## Describe your topic

Nations:

1. Republic of YunusLand
2. Kingdom of Fiore
3. Federation of Yaqubian States
4. Democratic People's Republic of the United States of Ziyyadland (Zerbia)
5. Queen's Dominion of Khadijia
6. Hawaland

## Latest activity

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

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MH-28

## Mesa Highway 28

Lake Street

**Mesa Highway 28**, more commonly known as **Lake Street**, is currently the longest regional highway in the Mesa Region, spanning 984 km, from the Y-98 100 km north-northeast of Sayf-al-Bahr in the west, down to the Y-14 380 km east-southeast of Lindenburydon.

## Route Description

The route begins in Sword Bay County, and begins by heading southward from
Ahmar Ali Bayzi Al-Fiawri

Jonathan Bezy II

Sheikh Bayzi in the Atalopian Highlands, 1984

**Jonathan Yonatas Bezy II** (now **Ahmar Ali Bayzi Al-Fiawrai**), is a Fioran-Yunusian entrepreneur, politician in YunusLand, Fioran Language and History Professor in Mesaville University, and YunusLand's only diplomat to the Kingdom of Fiore. Born in the Democratic Republic of the Fioran People in 1948, Jonathan went to school on the outskirts of his hometown (Hel) in a place called Fenhrir. He went to high school west of the Fioran Border with the Known World Line (now the World Administrative Boundary) in a town he said the strange inhabitants called Ghuul.

Jonathan came back to Fiore, only to find a totalitarian monarchy established with the new Kingdom of Fiore. Jonathan had studied Fioran Law, and didn't understand what or how the people agreed to the Tyelorian Dynasty or the torture methods on Fioran prisoners, as said in his textbooks.
Yunusian Administrative Control Region of Fiore

### Location

East and south of Tyelorian-Controlled Fiore, west of YunusLand. north of Zerbia

### Languages

English (Fioran dialect)English (Yunusian dialect)

### Drives on the

Left (might change to right in the near future)

### Calling/Area Code

+69

The **Yunusian Administrative Control Region of Fiore** is a collection all of the former Fioran territories acquired by YunusLand since 1 Jan, 2017. This territory includes large swathes of the land north of the city of Hel, east of the city of Talas, and the city of Hel itself. As of now, the current government capitals of the Yunusian Administrative Control Region of Fiore are: Hel (executive), Talas (judicial), and Mesaville (legislative). It is currently the only country on the planet that has more than one capital, and has a capital outside of the actual borders of the country (although by technicality, Yaqub City is out of Yaqubia's airspace, which means it is out of Kagiland territory).

The nation borders the Yunusian regions of the Abdilahi Peninsula and the Zerbi Frontier, as well as the Zerbian state of Xenontropolis.
World Administrative Boundary

The **1st World Administrative Boundary (WAB)** is the borderline surrounding the **Known World**, a continent that includes YunusLand, Zerbia, Fiore, and the Federation of Yaqubian States. The WAB was set in 1985 after The War of 1900 and the constant threats of force from Fiore and YunusLand towards each other during the Darkest Decades.

## History

The WAB was first proposed in 1964 by Ahmar Ali Bayzi Al-Fiawri, a Fioran expatriate to YunusLand, who wanted to see the end of the endless slaughter of Fiorans and Yunusians in Talas and Fthfroth (now Northface).
Democratic Republic of the Fioran People

*De Democracy o' de Fiore Republic Peoples*

Frederick Menelik, President, 1754-1774

Peyton L'eanzeau, President, 1774-1786

James Tomlin, President, 1786-1798

Kiroka Si-TaDai, President, 1798-1829

Matada Harishu, President, 1829-1845

Johnathan Martin, President, 1845-1857

DeAndre Meyer, President, 1857-1874

Urban Pops, President, 1874-1875

Hamari Mutsudo, President, 1875-1900

Uhuti Tanganyanza, President, 1900-1915

Austin Lorraine, President, 1915-1940

Thomas Brent, President, 1940-1955

Alexander Balfour, President, 1955-1961

The **Democratic Republic of the Fioran People** (Fioran: **De Democracy o' de Fiore Repubic Peoples**) was a sovereign nation having the same amount of territory as the current Kingdom of Fiore. Founded in 1738 by the Travis Scott Bailey-Barkial V incident, the Republic is most known for being the only point in history in which Hilifinyan/Fiorans had a degree of freedom from oppression and tyranny. The Republic officially fell following the assassination of the final president of Fiore, President Alexander Balfour, on 24 November 1961 at 9:07 am. The Republic succeeded the Kingdom of Fiore, and was succeeded by the Kingdom of Fiore.

## Major Cities

* Hel
* Talas
* Fenhrir
* Ghuul
Highway 98

Highway 98 usually refers to the two main federal freeways:

* YunusLand Federal Commissioned Highway 98
* Zerbi Federal Highway 98

(the above are usually considered the same highway under the name International Commissioned Highway 98)

Although it could refer to the other Highway 98s in the world:

* Mesa Highway 98
* ZFR Highway 98
* Abdilahi Regional Road 98
* Highway 98 (Fiore)
* Regional Road 98 (Kagi's Mesa)
Ghufurd Expressway

Jianiktheer Ilu Khalifah

## Major Junctions

Y-14/Y-91, south of Mesaville, MS, YunusLand

## Highway System

Yunusian Federal Commissioned Highway System

The **Ghufurd Expressway** (Yunusian: **Jianiktheer ilu Khalifah**) is a Yunusian Federal Commissioned Highway at Class-A. It is known for being a controlled-access highway that services the southern part of Mesaville, as well as being a highway that goes from Ngaeraa-Heraa to Hadramaut.

## Route Description

### Mesa Region

The Highway begins at its western terminus with the Y-98 in West Malonia, just north of Ngaeraa and southwest of Mesaville. The highway then proceeds to intersect with the Y-14 and the Y-91 in Barshim, and then turns into a North-South Corridor to service Mesaville and East Malonia. The highway then continues adjacent to the Y-98 throughout the Yunusian Mesa, and until
Fiore

The King, 1986-2017

**Fiore**, officially the **Kingdom of Fiore**, was a sovereign nation north of Zerbia, west of YunusLand, and east of the 1st World Administrative Boundary. It began following the assassination of Alexander Balfour in 1961, and ended with the official surrender of Tyelor DeFrancesco I to the Yunusian President Al-Mubarak in 2017.
Legend Of Mir Arcadia Wikia

## Welcome to the Legend Of Mir Arcadia Wikia

An Updated List of Zones,Monsters,Drops etc to help you find an item for your level. An alternative wikia can also be found @ http://arcadiamir.wikia.com/wiki/Mir\_Arcadia which lists a few quests too.

## Latest activity

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

### Location

Western YunusLand, bordering Kingdom of Fiore, Zerbi Frontier Region, and the Laribian Ocean

### Succeeded

Yunusian Administration of the Abdilahi Peninsula

### Calling/Area Code

+98 (421)+98 (899)+98 (199)+98 (542)+98 (456)+98 (556)+98 (412)+98 (187)

The **Abdilahi Peninsula Region** (Arabic: **دولة الشبه الجزيرة عبد الله**) is one of the regions of YunusLand. It has a land mass of 821,529 sq. km., and has a population of just over 10 million. The capital city of the region is Talas. The largest city in the region is also Talas. Cities in population order include:

* Talas
* Razzanille
* Coastown (proposed)
* Northface
* Mubarak

The region was established in 1978, following the creation of the Regional Administrative Partition Plan, 1978.

This page is a stub.
ForestYeti

HOME >>>ZONES>>>>ITEMS>>>>

The Forest Yeti found in Bichon is an aggresive mob that hits with a melee attack.

## Stats

Level 16

Health 18

Mana 0

AC 2-2

MAC 0-0

DC 7-10

MC 0-0

## Drops

HellFire (Book)

AmberNeck

MagicBracelet

SoulFireball (Book)

SharpBracelet

MediumArmor(M)

SummonSkele (Book)

Teleport (Book)

BlueRing

PhoenixBead

Poisoning (Book)

Slaying (Book)

Repulshion (Book)

IronRing

Trident

NagaNecklace

Scimitar

GaleRing

LanternNeck
The Good Samaritans

# Summary

It’s late at night when Rigsby lets a room to Mr Gray, a dishevelled character who feels he’s sunk to the bottom of society in ending up at a place like Rigsby’s. He breaks down and complains about having once lived a life of luxury, eating at the Ritz and associating with the rich. Although the old man is a candidate for suicide, Rigsby is blind to his desperation and leaves him to write farewell letters, believing he’s preparing to emigrate.

Discussing the matter with Alan, Rigsby conﬁrms Mr Gray arrived without any luggage and seemed depressed: Alan fears he’s going to do himself in, but the unsympathetic Rigsby hopes not because he’s just shampooed the carpet. When Philip tells them he’s lent Mr Gray his razor, Rigsby nearly does his nut, until Philip mentions it’s only electric.

Rigsby decides to see how he’s getting on, but soon wishes he hadn’t when Mr Gray grabs him and conﬁdes that his problems in life are due to a woman who took him for every penny he had. When he ﬁnally escapes, Rigsby rushes to Miss Jones and persuades her to speak with Mr Gray to see if she can cheer him up.

Rigsby rings the Samaritans for help, but when a man arrives he ends up mistaking Miss Jones, whom he catches with her head in the oven, and a frenzied Rigsby, who’s just ﬁnished reading a note from Mr Gray, who’s climbed on to the roof, as the victims. Rigsby has no time to mess about, and clambers on to the roof to try and talk Mr Gray down. But before the night is out, Rigsby ﬁnds himself being stretchered away to hospital courtesy of the good Samaritan.
Henry McGee

Henry McGee commenting on the, supposed, political incorrectness of Benny Hill and Benny's reaction to his appaling sacking by Thames Television.

## Details

### Born

Henry James Marris-McGee
14 May 1929
South Kensington, London

### Role(s)

Seymour (A Perfect Gentleman)

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**Henry McGee** was a British actor, best known as straight man to Benny Hill for many years. McGee was also often the announcer on Hill's TV programme, delivering the upbeat intro "Yes! It's The Benny Hill Show!". He was familiar to British children throughout the 1970s as "Mummy" in the Sugar Puffs commercials, as in "Tell them about the honey Mummy".

# Sources

1. ↑ http://www.bemuddlement.com/McGee/Television/Moments\_From\_Hell/MomentsFromHell.htm
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry\_McGee
Black Magic

# Summary

Alan teases Rigsby by telling him that Philip has ten wives and can work black magic. Put to the test by Rigsby, Philip bangs a tribal spear on the floor in ritualistic fashion, which results in Ruth, believing it to be a sign that Philip wants her body, running into the room in her nightie. Soon afterwards Rigsby falls down on the stairs - another apparent result of magic. Alan also bangs the spear on the floor and again Ruth comes in but when Rigsby tries it there are answering knocks, courtesy of Philip and Alan, who are hiding, and are amused by Rigsby's reaction of panic before they reveal themselves.
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Charisma

# Summary

While mending her leaking tap, Rigsby tells Miss Jones she has brought a touch of refinement to the house, what with shades on the bulbs and blue water in the toilet. Before leaving, he invites her to a wrestling match and a spot of supper afterwards, but she turns him down with a weak excuse about having to work late.

Upstairs, Alan and Philip moan about not being allowed to bring girls back to the room. Alan believes the only way around Rigsby is to pair him off with Miss Jones, even though the chances of that happening are minimal. When Rigsby turns up, and tells them Miss Jones has spurned him again, Alan offers some advice. He feels Rigsby needs a little charisma. and what Miss Jones really wants is a quiet evening in listening to Matt Munro. With the help of Phillip's medallion, Alan's LP and his relaxation pills, Rigsby feels ready for the challange, although what Alan forgot to tell him is that the pills will turn his water green!

With his shirt buttons undone to his navel, the 'medallion man' sways into Miss Jones's room and, with the pills beginning to kick in, he fails to notice he's put the record on at the wrong speed; as thye vocals struggle out of the record player, the evening turns into a failure.

In desperation Rigsby turns to Phillip for advice, and is gullible enough to fall for his tale, that burning the wood of the love tree in her prescence would soon have her falling for him. After plucking up enough courage to give it a try, Rigsby gets more than he bargained for, when Miss Jones ends up extinguishing his stick, drenching him in the process.

When Phillip arrives back at the house and, unaware that Rigsby's evening has been a complete failure, asks the sodden landlord whether he can bring a girl up to his room, he suffers the sharp end of Rigsby's tongue.

# Sources

1. ↑ Webber, Richard. Rising Damp: A Celebration. Boxtree. 2001. ISBN 0 75226139 8. Pages 119-120
For the Man Who Has Everything/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Richard Beckinsale as Alan
* Don Warrington as Philip
* Gabrielle Rose as Brenda (as Gay Rose)
* Larry Martyn as Fred
* Elizabeth Adare as Lucy
* Helen Fraser as Gwen

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Ronnie Baxter (uncredited)
* Writing credits Eric Chappell
* Produced by Ronnie Baxter
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* Production Design by Colin Pigott
Hello Young Lovers/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Frances de la Tour as Ruth (as Frances De La Tour)
* Don Warrington as Philip
* Deborah Watling as Lorna
* Alun Lewis as Robin
* Robert Dorning as Lorna's Father

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Vernon Lawrence
* Written by Eric Chappell
* Produced by Vernon Lawrence
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* Production Design by Colin Pigott
Clunk Click/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Richard Beckinsale as Alan
* Frances de la Tour as Ruth (as Frances De La Tour)
* Don Warrington as Philip
* James Bree as Peppery Man
* Judy Buxton as Caroline

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Ronnie Baxter (uncredited)
* Written by Eric Chappell
* Produced by Ronnie Baxter
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* Production Design by Colin Pigott
Suddenly at Home

# Summary

Rigsby is fed up to the back teeth with Osborne, a tenant who’s a hypochondriac, and to make matters even worse Miss Jones is mollycoddling him by cooking his meals. While all the other lodgers believe Osborne is ill, Rigsby thinks he’s taking advantage of everyone, especially Miss Jones.

He confronts Osborne about it, but when the lodger collapses, Rigsby thinks he’s dead. He calls an ambulance and breaks the sad news to all the household. Miss Jones reacts to the news by calling Rigsby a murderer, telling him to keep his crocodile tears.

Rigsby wants to make it up to Osborne and give him the best possible send-off. He’s mourning his hypochondriac tenant, and begins wondering whether he should have been a little more sympathetic. Down in the basement, Rigsby shows Alan and Philip the cofﬁn he bought in a clearance sale. As it was going cheap he acquired it for himself, but feels it would be best used by Osborne.

Concern over whether the coffin will be too small for Osborne results in Rigsby trying it out for size. Alan and Philip joke around by closing the lid, but can’t believe their eyes when Osborne suddenly turns up. When Rigsby ﬁnally escapes from the cofﬁn, he thinks he sees a ghost in the shape of Osborne, and passes out.
Osborne

**Osborne** is a hyperchondriac with a rare blood group, who consumes so many pills he rattles when he climbs the stairs. Renting the worst room in the house, located in the basement, Osborne is pitied by Miss Jones, who cooks for him every day, and scorned by Rigsby, who claims Osborne spends so much time at the hospital he has his own chair, and was consulted on the colour scheme when the surgery was redecorated.

When Rigsby confronts Osborne, accusing him of taking advantage of the other tenants, Osborne collapses, causing the landlord to think the tenant is dead.

# Sources

1. ↑ Webber, Richard. Rising Damp: A Celebration. Boxtree. 2001. ISBN 0 75226139 8. Page 89
2. ↑ Webber, Richard. Page 138
Alan

**Alan Guy Moore** (Richard Beckinsale) is a likeable young medical student. Rigsby treats him with mistrust, mainly because of Alan's permissive, left wing views. Alan has little luck with girlfriends, but is content with his life. Alan hails from a middle class family and appreciates music and arts. Although Alan is academically successful, socially he is somewhat inept, appearing to have few friends outside of the lodging house. Alan occasionally confides his problems with Rigsby, who is always unsympathetic. On one occasion however, Alan is defended by Rigsby, when the incandescent father of Brenda (one of his girlfriends) suspects the two of them have been having sex, Rigsby sends the man out of the house with a 'flea in his ear', defending Alan, apparently because Rigsby was offended the man assumed Rigsby to be Alan's father. Alan is immature and Rigsby does become something of a strange father figure for him.
Under the Influence

# Summary

Rigsby is having trouble getting the rent from Ambrose, a so-called mystic. They get talking about the lodger’s supposed talents, but Rigsby is the greatest cynic. Ambrose says he’s most successful with his hypnosis, but can’t convince Rigsby to try it out. When Philip enters the room, Rigsby suggests he’s a willing patient for Ambrose to test out his skills on. During the experiment Ambrose fails to hypnotize Philip, but accidentally hypnotizes Rigsby instead, taking him back to his childhood, when he caught butterﬂies and pulled their wings off.

When Ambrose releases him from his hypnotic powers, Rigsby doesn’t know anything about it until he ﬁnds himself in his long johns. Ambrose’s hypnotic powers come in useful again when he helps Rigsby overcome his nerves and tendency to become tongue-tied in the presence of Miss Jones. Rigsby sets about winning her affections with the help of Charles Boyer’s accent, but ends up with a cream cake pushed in his face.
Philip

**Philip** is a second generation African immigrant from Croydon, although for most of the series he claims to be an "African Prince" and the son of an African tribal King. Phillip's lies about his 'primitive' background seem most obviously an ironic response to Rigsby's racist remarks, and sometimes result in moments when Rigsby's gullibility and desperation lead to his belief in some aspect of Phillip's lore: for example, the 'love wood' which fails to excite Miss Jones (in the 'Charisma' episode, first broadcast 1974). Philip is an intelligent, educated man (more so than the moderately educated Alan and Miss Jones), he is sophisticated and suave; this makes Rigsby suspicious of him, particularly as Miss Jones openly fancies him. Philip does not reciprocate Miss Jones' romantic interest.

Croydon was not revealed to be the true birthplace of Phillip until the film version. Don Warrington commented in Britain's 50 Best Sitcoms on Channel 4, that this fact was planned to be a plot development in the TV series, but the death of Richard Beckinsale meant this was not possible.
The Prowler

Whilst calling the cat in, Rigsby hears Ruth scream. She has seen a prowler staring at her through the window. A policeman called Baker is soon on the scene and interviews the household, telling Rigsby to check that the money he keeps hidden under the floor-boards is still there, which Rigsby does, in Baker's presence. Only after Baker has gone and the real police arrive, does Rigsby discover that Baker was an impostor, who has stolen his money.
Food Glorious Food

Following an argument in which the tenants accuse him of being uncharitable for not wanting to contribute to Ruth's charity tin, Rigsby lectures Philip on the white man's bounties to Africa and explains how he fasted for a week in the desert in the war. Philip then challenges him to fast for forty-eight hours and confiscates his food. Rigsby attempts to cheat by stealing the cat's food and eating an apple from Ruth's room, which turns out to be wax. He gets Alan to put out leftovers for him, but Philip substitutes food that has gone off. Eventually Rigsby wins his bet but the fiver gets put into Ruth's tin after it is discovered that his previous contribution was a button from his cardigan.
Rigsby

The landlord of the house, Rupert Rigsby (Leonard Rossiter) is dour, interfering and tight fisted. He has strong right wing views which are adopted without morals or reason. For example, in the film adaptation, he states that hanging should be reinstated but this time in public. Rigsby is an old fashioned colonial type with prejudiced views. He is suspicious of anything beyond his parochial sphere of interest and, most particularly of Philip, who is suave, intelligent, well-spoken - and black. He is also jealous of Philip because he is enigmatic, adroit, charismatic, and educated, all that Rigsby aspires to be but isn't.

Rigsby is an ardent patriot, believing himself to be an illegitimate member of the British royal family. He also makes exaggerated and romanticised references to his military service during World War II, frequently referring to 'a bit of trouble with the old shrapnel' and fighting at the Battle of Anzio. Rigsby is also a tremendous snob, obsessed with being perceived as middle class. He often affects an 'old school tie' attitude - another of his fantasies. While Rigsby tries to flirt with the upper-classes, when they invariably reject him he distances himself, declaring himself to be a self-made man and calling the prospective Conservative candidate an 'upper-class twit' after he refers to Rigbsy's lodging house as the 'unacceptable face of capitalism' and accuses Rigsby of having cheated at Billiards in the local conservative club.

Seedy and furtive, Rigsby has poor interpersonal skills. His professed love of Miss Jones is merely sexual; he spends most of the series trying to convince her otherwise, inevitably to no avail.

As he pries and spies upon his tenants, Rigsby often carries Vienna, his large, fluffy, black-and-white tomcat. Rigsby's amiable pet, and confidant, is so named because - as Rigsby tells it - when he goes to put him out on a cold dark night, if there is another set of eyes out there, then it's Good Night, Vienna.
Fawcett's Python/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Richard Beckinsale as Alan
* Frances de la Tour as Ruth (as Frances De La Tour)
* Don Warrington as Philip
* Andonia Katsaros as Marilyn
* Jonathan Elsom as Douglas

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Ronnie Baxter (uncredited)
* Written by Eric Chappell
* Produced by Ronnie Baxter
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* Production Design by Colin Pigott
Clunk Click

Rigsby, Ruth and Alan with the car

# Summary

Rigsby has bought a sports car and hopes it will help his campaign to woo Miss Jones. And when she accepts his invitation to a do at the country club, he starts thinking his luck may be in, especially as he intends running out of petrol en route.

When they return from their evening out, with branches entangled in the car, it’s obvious something has gone wrong. Rigsby’s reckless driving saw them ﬂy over a humpback bridge, while Miss Jones saw her life ﬂash before her. With a collision also thrown in, she declares he should be banned from the road.

The following day Philip tells Rigsby a man popped round to see him and will call again later. When he hears the man’s car had a bumper missing, Rigsby becomes worried that it’s the driver whose vehicle he bumped. He receives a further shock when he spots something furry under his own back wheels and believes he’s run over Vienna. He asks Philip to put the body into a sack for him, but doesn’t realize that it’s only Miss Jones’s fox fur.

While Rigsby cradles his sack of fur, Alan returns and is told about Vienna’s tragic demise. Just as Rigsby heads off to bury the cat, the old man with the missing bumper pulls up and asks for the owner of the sports car. Rigsby denies everything, but when he accidentally pulls off the sheet draping the car, the old man is anxious to meet the owner and says he’ll come back at 7pm.

Alan, who’d like to borrow the sports car, shows it off to his new girl-friend, the toffee-nosed Caroline, trying to impress her by suggesting it’s his. Although he’d previously refused Alan use of the car, Rigsby — who’s worried about the old man’s return — tells him he can have it. But when the old man turns up and confesses to being in the wrong over last night’s collision and offers £10 settlement, Alan is more than satisﬁed, jumps in the sports car and tears off.

All that’s left for Rigsby to do is cremate Vienna. It’s a sad moment as he places the furry thing in the burner, but when Vienna suddenly turns up, the hunt is on for Miss Jones’s fox fur.
Things That Go Bump in the Night

# Summary

After scaring the gullible Alan with a joke werewolf hand, Rigsby tries to spook him even more by telling him about the house ghost, the Grey Lady. Philip persuades Alan to put on a long dress and a bonnet to impersonate the ghost, to scare Rigsby, which he does on several occasions, including at a séance Philip has stage managed. Rigsby then calls in the vicar to exorcise the ghost but the vicar only catches Alan and Brenda kissing on the sofa. By this time Rigsby has found the dress and bonnet so that the Grey Lady makes one final appearance.
Eric Chappell

Eric Chappell being interviewed.

**Eric George Chappell** was an English television comedy writer and playwright who wrote or co-wrote some of the UK's biggest sitcom hits over a more than quarter-century career, first gaining significant notice in the 1970s.

## Early life

Chappell was born in Grantham, Lincolnshire, and educated at Grantham boys’ central school. He worked as an auditor for the East Midlands Electricity Board for 22 years beginning in 1951, only becoming a full-time writer in 1973. He had written several novels which were rejected by publishers, before deciding to become a playwright.

## Career

Chappell wrote the play *The Banana Box*, which was given a staged reading at the Hampstead Theatre Club in 1970. A production at the Phoenix Theatre in Leicester in 1971, with Wilfrid Brambell in the role of the landlord, and was later produced in the West End in 1973, with Leonard Rossiter now in the role. This play later became the basis for sitcom *Rising Damp*, which aired on ITV from 1974 to 1978 and won the 1978 BAFTA for Best Situation Comedy. *The Banana Box* had a brief run at the Hudson Guild Theater in New York in 1979. A film version of *Rising Damp* was released in 1980 and won several *Evening Standard* British Film Awards, although he admitted the screenplay was based on television scripts.

Chappell's earliest sitcom was *The Squirrels* (1974–77), an office comedy which ran for three series. Chappell wrote only half of the scripts for the series, these were later remade as *Fiddlers Three* (1991). His other series included *Only When I Laugh*, *The Bounder*, *Duty Free,* *Singles*, *Haggard*, and *Home to Roost*.

1. ↑ Leonard Rossiter website
Moonlight and Roses/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Richard Beckinsale as Alan
* Frances de la Tour as Ruth
* Don Warrington as Philip
* Robin Parkinson as Desmond
* Gabrielle Rose as Brenda (as Gay Rose)

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Ronnie Baxter (uncredited)
* Written by Eric Chappell
* Produced by Ronnie Baxter
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* [[Production Design by Colin Pigott
* Joe Piotrowski (Assistant camera - uncredited)
Suddenly at Home/Credits

# Episode Cast

* Leonard Rossiter as Rigsby
* Richard Beckinsale as Alan
* Frances de la Tour as Ruth (as Frances De La Tour)
* Don Warrington as Philip
* Roger Brierley as Osborne

# Episode Crew

* Directed by Ronnie Baxter (uncredited)
* Written by Eric Chappell
* Produced by Ronnie Baxter
* Original Music by Dennis Wilson
* Production Design by Colin Pigott
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Rising Damp is a British sitcom produced by Yorkshire Television for ITV. ITV originally broadcast the programme from 1974 until 1978. It was adapted for television by Eric Chappell from his well-received 1971 stage play The Banana Box (retained as the working title early in the series).

### Basic premise

Rising Damp starred Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington. Rossiter played Rupert Rigsby (originally Rooksby in the stage play): the miserly, seedy, and ludicrously self-regarding landlord of a run-down Victorian town house who rents out his shabby bedsits to a variety of tenants. Beckinsale played Alan Guy Moore, a long-haired, naive, good-natured and amiable medical student who occupies the top room. Frances de la Tour was Miss Ruth Jones: a fey, whimsical spinster and college administrator who rents another room, with whom Rigsby is in love.

In the pilot episode, a new tenant arrives. Philip Smith (Don Warrington) is a planning student who claims to be the son of an African Chief. As a black man, he brings out the ill-informed fears and knee-jerk suspicions of Rigsby. However, the landlord quickly accepts his new tenant and henceforth regards him with a wary respect... wary because of Philip's intelligence and smooth manners, and especially because Miss Jones finds herself attracted to the handsome sophisticate.

## Setting

The setting is a rundown Victorian townhouse let out as bedsits in Yorkshire. The exact setting is not explicitly stated although it is implied to be Leeds; through references to Leeds United, Yorkshire Rider, the M62 and the Corn Exchange.

## Featured Article

**Rigsby**

The landlord of the house, Rupert Rigsby (Leonard Rossiter) is dour, interfering and tight fisted.