recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Columbia TriStar Television

**Columbia TriStar Television, Inc.** (abbreviated as **CTT**) was an American television production and distribution company that was active for eight years from 1994 to 2002. It was formed in 1994, by the merger of Columbia Pictures Television and TriStar Television. It was operated as the third name of the early television studio Screen Gems and the fourth name of Pioneer Telefilms, both part of Sony Pictures Entertainment and the third company to use the Columbia and TriStar names together (the first being Columbia TriStar Home Video, now Sony Pictures Home Entertainment and the second, Columbia TriStar International Television). Its flagship work was the preschool television series *Harold and the Purple Crayon* for HBO Family.

On September 16, 2002, Sony Pictures Entertainment retired the "Columbia TriStar" name from television and renamed the American studio as Sony Pictures Television and its international division as Sony Pictures Television International. Some shows continued using the CTDT name, although many stopped using it in November 2002, while *Hollywood Squares* continued using it until early 2003. It is still shown on some reruns today even when other episodes use the updated Sony logo.

## Work on HBO Family

* Harold and the Purple Crayon (2001-2002) (co-production with Adelaide Productions)
Vendomatic 2000

**Vendomatic 2000** is a character in *Wasteland 3*.

## Background

*Time has been unkind to this battered vending machine. The exterior is covered in tacky stickers, and the glass is caked with filth. Looking closely, you notice extensive graffiti discussing goat genitalia.*

## Sells items

**Trinket**
* Night Terror Plushie

**Weapon Modification**
* FarSight Computer Assisted Scope

**Kodiak Upgrades**
* Insulated vehicle plating
* Hat dance horn

**Weapons**
* Pulse Rifle
* Meson Cannon
* Shock Mace

**Grenades**
* Frag Grenade
* Molotov Cocktail
* EMP Grenade
* Cryo Grenade
* Gas Grenade
* Smoke Grenade
* Plasma Grenade

**Deployables**
* Decoy
* Ice Spike
* Instant Discobot
* Pocket Sawpup
* Machine Turret

**Drinks**
* Boors
* Casa Regretti
* Whup-Ass

**Cigarettes**
* Nico-Pops
* Red Rooster
* Brygo's 'Big Vegas' Brand Premium Cigar

**Drugs**
* Brain Candy
* Combat Stim
* Focus
* Jitter
* Liquid Time
* Rhino

**Consumables**
* Repair Kit
* Pickles

**Ammuniton**
* .30-06 ammo
* .38 ammo
* .45 ammo
* .50 ammo
* 5.56mm ammo
* 7.62mm ammo
* 9mm ammo
* Shotgun Shells
* Spikes
* Energy Cells
* Flamethrower Fuel
'F' is For...

## Stats

**F is For…** is the fifth episode of *Kindergarten*. It aired on August 30, 2001.

## Summary

### F is For…

Miss Johnson shows the class Miss F from Revamped Letter People, an inflatable doll with green skin that even has her own song. They state that she has funny feet, and not "big" feet because it would hurt her feelings, and it also doesn't start with F.

### F is for Fudge

Miss Johnson tells the class that they will be making Miss F's Fine Fancy Fudge, so some students help her out at a table by putting the ingredients for it into a pot. Quincy keeps trying to chime in, but they don't need him and Miss Johnson sends him off twice. After they stir the ingredients together to make the chocolate, they put it in a tray and two girls carry it to the fridge for it to cool.

Eventually, Miss Johnson gives the finished fudge squares to each of the students, and they all enjoy it.

### F is for Funny

The children share some funny jokes with the viewers.

### F is for Fire Safety

Miss Johnson asks what would they do if there was a fire in their house. Jillian says that if a door feels hot, then there is a fire, so they should go out to another door or another way to get out safely and call 911, and some other students share about it with the camera. Miss Johnson asks where they will be going to take a walk down the street, and Quincy guesses the firehouse, exciting them all.

Miss Johnson gives them firefighter hats and they walk to the nearby fire station. The chief tells them the proper way to give a phone call for an emergency, and what firefighters will look like when entering a house, on their hands and knees. They each go into the fire truck and ring the bell, and see a firefighter climb up the tall ladder also on the truck, and then they all hold the long hose and spray water out of it, with the help of Karimah who operated it. Some of the kids take turns using it, while the class constantly chants to get them wet. A real alarm that is the fire call goes off, and they tell the class that they have to go fight a real fire now. The class watches the firefighters leave and walk back.

### Firefighters and Their Friends

Back in class, Miss Johnson reads them the book Firefighters by Norma Simon. They also make their own Dalmatian dogs, who are a firefighter's best friend, using cups.
Campus Current

## Stats

**Campus Current** is the 23rd episode of the series *Rainbow Fish* that aired on March 25, 2000. It's sister episode is *Fish Alone*.

## Synopsis

Sea Filly comes into Rainbow's house, who was studying for math, telling him that she's now a reporter of the school newspaper. At school, Rainbow and Blue read an article she wrote in the newspaper about Chomper and Stingo littering, ultimately resulting into them cleaning the whole schoolyard.

The next morning, however, Ruby is upset because she got written into the paper because of a pimple on her face, resulting into her being made fun of in first period. She pins the blame on Rainbow because Sea Filly is his friend, and swims up to her room until "her skin is cleared". Rainbow and Blue talk about the math test happening today, which Sea Filly "interviews" them about, and asks for a "follow up" later on at Wanda's. After a crab swims out not happy about his order, Sea Filly leaves to go after him.

Blue is later seen wearing glasses and a seaweed wig after Sea Filly wrote an article about him in the papers about his failing grades in school. Rainbow decides to go talk to her about the articles, and then gets angry at her after Chomper and Stingo urge him to check out the paper, which also states Rainbow failed his test and got an F despite getting a C-. Wanda also gets an article about her cafe at the paper. When Blue brings up that Principal Gefilte thinks she's doing a good job and it's because she never wrote an article about him, this gives Rainbow an idea.

He calls Sea Filly on the phone, under the pseudonym as "Deep Clam" telling her to meet him at Snorkel and Sail for the "private scoop" on Gefilte. When she gets there, Rainbow tells her lies about Gefilte as a giant clam, such as playing in the Danger Pool, making waves in the halls, and other things bad he's done. When the paper gets out at school, Gefilte sends Sea Filly to the office and tells her that she can't print rumors and that information and facts must be researched, then suspends her from the paper. However, Sea Filly begs him to write one more article, which is an apology for her friends. She realizes that Deep Clam forced her to notice how carried away she gotten, and when Rainbow does the impression, it causes her to get upset with him.
Aunt Tiger

## Stats

**Aunt Tiger** is the 18th episode of the series *Animated Tales of the World* that aired on February 6, 2002.

## Summary

An ancient legend is that when tigers are old, all they want to do is become human, such as one particular tiger. A storm creates a hole in a rock mountain, which the tiger thinks that because he has a roof over his head, he can start living like a human. But a hidden scroll is revealed with Chinese characters, saying that if he reads it for five days and nights, he would be able to take any human shape. This is what he did, and soon he became a human. But one problem was, he still had his tail. Another scroll reads that he must eat three children on the third day of the third month of the year, which happens to be today, to get his tail gone.

Hurrying along, he finds a boy playing his pipe. He volunteers the boy to have a sweet, which happened to be poison. When the boy explains to the tiger where all the children have gone, as there is a wedding happening, he collapses to the ground. At the house nearby, belonging to Mother Lin, the mother is making clothes for Mr. Wang and two children are watching her. Mother Lin wonders where Third Aunt went, as she was supposed to come and watch her three children. Mother Lin walks off and Ah-Xiang worries that they will miss the wedding. Because Ah-Tiang, their youngest sibling, is sleeping, Ah-Siang runs off to the wedding, and ends up getting poisoned by the tiger. The tiger makes his way to the house and knocks on the door, but A-Mei says she can't open the door until Mother gets back. The tiger is dismayed, because there isn't much time left of the day.

Suddenly, Third Aunt arrives. The tiger tries tricking her with a sweet, but she starts rambling that she lost her teeth and about the wedding, until the tiger picks her up and carries her to the cave, and ties her up. He goes back to the house and pretends to be Third Aunt, so A-Mei lets her in. The tiger tells A-Mei to go look for her sister, so she goes to walk out the door when she sees the tiger's tail poking out. Believed it's a snake, she tries beating it and then burns it with a candle, making the tiger run out and cool it off in a bucket of water. A-Mei sees his two fangs and realizes that this aunt is really a tiger. The tiger is enraged and turns back into his animal form.

When he barges in the house, he gets defeated with various traps that A-Mei put around the house. Thinking she lost him for good, she sees that Ah-Tiang is missing from his crib and in the tiger's mouth. At the cave, the tiger is finally ready to eat his three children, but A-Mei comes to the rescue with firecrackers that explode and cause erosion in the cave. The tiger is finally defeated when a large rock falls on him, and the family gets out in time before rocks fall and cover up the cave entrance. Mother Lin finds them and asks if they are okay, and takes off a piece covering Third Aunt's mouth. Her mouth starts rambling about a time where she met tigers and wolves when she was younger, until Ah-Tiang wakes up and complains that he's trying to get sleep.
A Starry Sky

## Stats

**A Starry Sky** is the 9th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on December 28, 2002. It's sister episode is *Circus Things in Three Rings*. The Super Challenger in this episode are four butterflies.

## Summary

Spyler mentions how great it is to look at stars and constellations, while painting his own picture of the Big Dipper, and the Little Dipper. He gets the idea of stargazing and finding stars in the sky, that he and CeCe can name anything they want. Duck rolls in and lists the things they have to find: a tube to see stars up above, a brown blanket, a guitar, and a baseball glove.

The two catch the I Spy Express to the water brook. To find the tube, CeCe crosses the river to the other side, unknowing that the tube is right in front of them. Spyler tries to get onto it, but he falls off. They look at each other in the tube, eventually realizing that the log they were trying to cross is the tube. Spyler quickly crosses to CeCe's side, and he picks it up, with a bit of struggle because of it's heaviness. He accidentally knocks a tent down, so CeCe tries to put it back up again only to find out it is the blanket they need.

Wheeler comes to them, and they take a lift back to town with the two items. They walk off to find the guitar, but hear a noise twice. CeCe sniffs the parking meters, and finds the guitar which is upside down. After it hops into Wheeler, the two go off to seek the glove. CeCe spots a row of flowers that she sniffs, and ends up sniffing the glove. That night, the two use the things to look at the stars above. CeCe questions what the glove is used for, and Spyler shows her when a star (technically, a jack) falls from the sky. He gives her the star, so CeCe tries it as well, and also gives Spyler the jack that she catches. They also see a constellation that looks like CeCe.

## Trivia

* The butterflies are located:
	+ On both the sides of the brook.
	+ On top of one of the parking meters.
	+ In plain sight, on the red rose.
Crashbox 48

The 48th episode of the series *Crashbox* which aired on March 18, 2000. It was also the 22nd episode of Season 2, and the 16th to be produced.

## Games

**Bold** indicates the answer to the question.

### Revolting Slob

The Revolting Slob prepares to go to the beach.

1. A. Uncommunicative, **B. Unconventional,** C. Unreliable
2. A. Coriander, **B. Choreography,** C. Cornucopia
3. A. Insignificant, B. Invincible, **C. Insistent**

**Invincible** is the word used to destroy the Revolting Slob at the end.

### Poop or Scoop

1. Pythons have ears. **(Poop)**
2. Gorillas have extra thick skulls to warn off predators. **(Poop)**
3. The Komodo dragon is the world's biggest lizard. **(Scoop)**
4. Some horseflies can fly up to 90 miles per hour. **(Scoop)**

### Distraction News

In this segment, Dora Smarmy talks about the Statue of Liberty.

#### **Questions asked:**

*The statue was a gift to the United States from what country?*

1. The Libertarians
2. Statue Land
3. **France**

*What was the name of the sculptor who designed the statue?*

1. **Bartholdi**
2. Bart Simpson
3. Mr. Moldy

**Alexander Gustave Eiffel designed what part of Lady Liberty?**

1. Her dress
2. Her shoes
3. **Her steel skeleton**

*How did the statue get from France to the U.S.?*

1. A plane
2. **Shipped in pieces**
3. Tunneled through Earth

*To get to the crown, you have to...*

1. **Walk up 354 steps**
2. Click your heels
3. Take an elevator

### Captain Bones

9 + 6 = 3

**The left bone of the 9 moves to left of the 3, making it** 3 + 6 = 9.

### Cafeteria segment

In the kitchen, a bot sprinkles pepper in a bowl, and it makes him sneeze, which causes his eye spring to pop out. He shows the lady cook that he can spring his eye up and down, so she pulls it back and it sends him to a monitor screen. He laughs as both of his eyes pop out.

### Dirty Pictures

*The clues:*

1. World's most famous peacemaker
2. Non-violently ended British rule
3. Starved for piece
4. A little dude can make a big difference
5. India's father of the nation

**The answer is Mahatma Gandhi.**

### Radio Scramble

1. Dekab nabes = **Baked beans**
2. Tromcupes = **Computers**
3. Stremeti = **Termites**

### Riddlesnake

How do bees fix their hair?

**With a honeycomb.**
A Mumble Movie

## Stats

**A Mumble Movie** is the 27th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on June 29, 2003. It's sister episode is *A Book Wherever I Look*. The Super Challenger in this episode are two baseballs.

## Summary

Byron and Cici are getting ready to shoot a scene in an action movie they plan on making. They begin a scene where Mumble has to save the Domino General from a building, but when Byron shouts that he's in trouble, the other Dominoes march to the house and all go inside, which makes the cardboard set collapse. Cici suggests making another type of movie, and suggests western. Byron also thinks they should do a monster movie. Mumble agrees on both of these. Byron and Cici tell Duck who comes by that they need to find props for their movie, so she says that should find: a penny, a star that shines bright, a new blue crayon, and a hat that's white.

Byron and Cici fling to the metal planet, and find the penny on a cheese grater. Byron pulls it off, but the penny rolls away until Cici catches it. Next they spy for the little shiny star, which they easily find on the base of a snow globe. Byron calls Wheeler to take off their two things, and they also get in and ride Wheeler into town.

As they get into town, Duck reminds them the last two things they need to seek, as well as telling them to back up a little bit. Wheeler backs up and gets to the movie theater, which they realize that is the place they can show their movie when it's finished. Cici states that she's hungry and attempts to run into the theater to get popcorn, but she gets flung back by the fence ribbon. Cici spies the blue crayon as one of the poles holding the fence up. Wheeler honks for help, because there is a rock block in his way. The two walk a bit and see if Wheeler can push it, when Cici spots the cowboy hat on Byron's head, which is in reality, on top of a block above his head. Wheeler pushes the block to the hat, and Byron climbs up to catch it.

They go back home to decide what movie to make, and flip a coin to decide whether it'd be a western, or a monster movie. Mumble suggests doing two at the same time, and later on everyone watches their movie, where Mumble plays both the role of a sheriff, and a monster. Cici questions what the blue crayon was used for, and Mumble uses it to sign autographs.
Doin' the Right Thing

## Stats

**Doin' the Right Thing** is the eighth episode of *Kindergarten*. It aired on September 2, 2001.

## Summary

### Doin' the Right Thing

One morning, when the kindergarteners come to class, Miss Johnson calls them over to the rug after they hang their bags up for the calendar. Benjamin shows up to the rug right when they start and makes a noise, so Miss Johnson tells him to go back and to come to the rug the correct and silent way, so he does, still a bit energized. After they recite the days of the week, Miss Johnson tells Benjamin to sit in the orange chair after he burps into one's ear.

Some of the students share about Benjamin's troubles, including Jonas, who is best friends with him. He even recalls when Benjamin hurt him.

### Boys Are Different, Girls Are Very Different

The girl and boy students share to the camera how one is different than the other, especially how the boys are rowdier and most of the time get in trouble more than the girls. They also like to build different things with the blocks. Some of the girls build a creation and they tell Miss Johnson about it, so they come up with how they can leave it up for the afternoon class so they can add on, and when they return on Monday, they can see the stuff they added with it. Jonas tries to tell them to clean up, but Miss Johnson tells him otherwise, he doesn't believe that a building could possibly stay up for more than two days.

Later on, as some play on the computers, Benjamin comes up and tries to touch one's computer. Miss Johnson takes him away and tells him that if he would do the right thing, he would get a sticker, but what he was just doing wouldn't earn him one.

### Doin' the Wrong Thing

During snack time, the girls talk to the boys, some of them teasing each other, and the majority of them being too loud. Miss Johnson switches the lights off, which signals them to be quiet, but even with the lights off, they still laugh until she claps, then informs them about how to listen because some aren't doing it so well.

### Can We Play Now?

The class goes outside to play for recess. Benjamin automatically gets in trouble when he hits someone who wouldn't let go of him, so he gets called over by Miss Johnson and has to stand with her for a while until he gets to go play some more until they go back in.

### Bad News for Benjamin

Miss Johnson writes a note for Benjamin's parents about his bad day. She asks if he would like to be seen as a good guy, to which he replies yes, then tells him about the stuff he misses when he sits in time out. The principal also walks in and talks to him as well. Benjamin and Miss Johnson later walk out together to his bus.

### Benjamin Tries Harder

Later at the end of the next day, Miss Johnson writes Benjamin a good note.
Adelaide Productions

**Adelaide Productions** is a television animation division of Sony Pictures Television that was founded on April 12, 1993, by Columbia Pictures Television and was incorporated seven days later. It has also been titled *Columbia TriStar Television Animation*, *Columbia TriStar Animation*, and *Columbia TriStar Children's Television*.

As of 2021, Adelaide Productions is currently dormant, since it has not made any animated TV shows since 2014, even though its status is still listed as "active". Its duties have been taken over by Sony Pictures Animation and Silvergate Media.

## Work on HBO Family

* Harold and the Purple Crayon (2001-2002) (co-production with Columbia TriStar Television)
* Stuart Little (2003) (co-production with Red Wagon Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television)
Crossing the Snow

## Stats

**Crossing the Snow** is the 37th episode of the series *Animated Tales of the World* that aired on November 3, 2003.

## Summary

In the winter of Japan, the snow is so deep that for the three winter months of the year, children have no choice but to stay inside for the time. So they wait until the snow hardens so they can walk and play without sinking in. Soon, this happens, and a boy named Shiro runs out, with his young sister named Kanko who wants to go to the forest with him. Kanko sees snowmen and loves them. Shiro remembers what a brother of his says, that if they follow the snowmen, which are made by foxes, they will find a fox cub school. But, he also remembers that the forest is dangerous and not to eat fox dumplings.

Shiro and Kanko sing for the little fox to come out, and sure enough, one does who calls himself Kon Kon. They sing and the fox offers them dumplings, but Shiro pushes them away. Kon Kon gives them two tickets to a fox lantern show on the next full moon. Back at home, Shiro points out that there is a full moon so they can go into the forest to see the lantern show. The brothers are interested, but Shiro shows them the two tickets. So, the three other family members have to stay while Shiro and Kanko go off, also with some ricecakes to give to the foxes.

The two make it to the fox cub school, which has many fox cubes on logs. They meet Kon Kon and give him the cakes, then the cubs take them to their seats and watch the lantern movie show that have lessons that the foxes are actually kind as humans think otherwise, and to study hard and be kind to everyone. The foxes give Shiro and Kanko dumplings, which they eat after staring at for a moment. By the time the two children have to leave, Kon Kon gives them more dumplings to share with their brothers.
Titanium plating

**Titanium plating** is an item in *Wasteland 3*.

## Description

How are giant killer robots so tough? This heavy reinforced titanium plating is your answer.

## Crafting

Used to craft various items.

* Clockwork Chicken consumable item
* Concussion Bell melee weapon mod
* Molybdenum-Alloy Dome helmet armor mod
* Reflex Rails legs armor mod

## Locations

* Generic loot from robots, vehicles and turrets.
* Peterson Air Force Base: Possible drop from the locker and a locked truck in the garage (Lockpicking 3).
* Scorpitron world map encounter near Steeltown.
A Toe-Tapping Talent Show

## Stats

**A Toe-Tapping Talent Show** is the 34th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on July 20, 2003. It's sister episode is *A Rhyme Just in Time*. The Super Challenger are two silver keys.

## Synopsis

CeCe tells Spyler a great idea she has. Because she has a stage, costumes, and cows, she planned a super duper talent show. Spyler notes that there's one problem, and that they don't know what to do in the show. CeCe suggests singing, but nobody likes her singing when she tries to. Spyler then thinks about being a ventriloquist, but CeCe mentions how his lips are seen moving when he tries to make the puppet talk. They tell Duck their problem and she lists they should find: four bottle caps, a talking parrot, a tambourine, and a crunchy carrot.

On the beach, CeCe uses her sniffy nose to find bottles, but the bottles have no caps and instead are being used as flower vases. The flowers themselves however, appear to have caps in the middle. They go searching for the parrot, who mimics everything the two say. They invite him to be in the talent show, which he accepts. Wheeler comes by to take the parrot and the four bottle caps away.

Next they hunt for the tambourine. CeCe sniffs to find the flat and jingly tambourine in the park, and sure enough does when she bumps into one of it's zills, as it is under three colorful rings. Spyler lifts it up to get the rings off, and then look for the one last thing, the carrot, which happened to be resting on a bench. CeCe tries to eat it to make sure it is crunchy, but Spyler tells her it's for the talent show. They go back and figure out what act to do with their stuff. Spyler tries to juggle the caps but fails, then CeCe jumps on the tambourine, but bounces on the caps which get stuck to the bottom of her feet. She moves around on stage, which gives the impression that she's tap dancing. Spyler also does his act in the show being a ventriloquist, and makes it seem like the sock puppet in his hand talks, when despite it being the parrot backstage.
Dirty Pictures

Next game on the way! Dirty Pictures!

*This page is about the segment on Crashbox. For the online game of the same name, see Dirty Pictures (online game).*

**Dirty Pictures** is a history-based "guess who" game seen on *Crashbox*.

## Synopsis

The game takes place at an art museum closed for cleaning. A maid will periodically dust off parts of a portrait of a pop culture figure as a wooden security guard, known as the "Old Fossil", will hold up cue cards in between with other clues, muttering them. Eventually, part of the nameplate is revealed, providing extra evidence. And shortly after, the entire picture is clean.

## Segments & Appearances

1. Vincent Van Gogh (Crashbox 4, Crashbox 31); Phone 1
2. Napoleon Bonaparte (Crashbox 7, Crashbox 33); Arcade
3. John F. Kennedy (Crashbox 8); Phone 2
4. Hillary Rodham Clinton (Crashbox 9, Crashbox 38) Phone 1
5. Cleopatra (Crashbox 11, Crashbox 34); Phone 2
6. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (Crashbox 13, Crashbox 39); Phone 1/Phone 2
7. Robin Hood (Crashbox 14); Phone 2
8. Ludwig van Beethoven (Crashbox 21); Phone 1
9. Pocahontas (Crashbox 24); Arcade
10. Charlie Chaplin (Crashbox 41); Phone 2
11. Ronald Reagen (Crashbox 44); Phone 2
12. Mahatma Gandhi (Crashbox 48); Phone 2
13. Neil Armstrong (Crashbox 49); Phone 1
14. Pablo Picasso (Crashbox 50); Phone 1

## Trivia

* 9 segments were produced for Season 1, 5 of which were repeated for Season 2A. 5 segments were produced for Season 2B, making 14 segments in total.
* This game has the same number of segments as Think Tank, which ironically debuted in the same episode as this game.
* This game shares a similar theme with Haunted House Party, as both games revolve around historic figures, although Dirty Pictures focuses more on pop-culture and modern public figures (for the time).
* Dirty Pictures is used interchangeably with Haunted House Party; If one game is played in an episode, then the other will not be played.
	+ Likely due to the similar History theme, both segments have never appeared in the same episode. There are also no episodes in Season 2 that feature neither game.
* The "Next Game on the Way!" cue associated with this game is occasionally used in factory segments.
* This game is the only game on *Crashbox* with no dialogue, although the characters do make noises at times.
* As mentioned earlier, there is an online game based on this on the HBO family website.
* The music in this segment is *Dixie Doodle 60* by Harry Gold.
* The game's title is an obvious reference to "dirty pictures", as in sexually suggestive ones.
Crashbox 49

The 49th episode of the series *Crashbox* which aired on March 19, 2000. It was also the 23rd episode of Season 2, and the 24th to be produced.

## Games

**Bold** indicates the answer to the question.

### Mugshots

In this segment, Verity interviews members of the Mudville Drag Racing Team, three of whom were in a high speed chase with the police.

1. Dusty Rhodes: She was picking fruits, such as lemons, tomatoes, and avocadoes. **(Not guilty)**
2. Indy Pitts: He says not to blame him if they find his fingerprints at the crime scene, because his twin brother has the same exact fingerprints. **(Guilty: No two people have the same fingerprints)**
3. Axel Schmidt: He was at an antique stores buying 18th century contact lenses. **(Guilty: Contact lenses were invented in the 20th century)**
4. Tranh Long: He was in the hospital after he broke his baby toe, the smallest bone in the body. **(Guilty: The smallest bone is in your ear)**

### Sketch Pad

A football team goes out to a Chinese restaurant for a victory meal, but the restaurant is out of regular chopsticks, and only had sticks that are four feet long. The players had problem getting the food into their mouth, but they ended up eating all they could.

**The players fed each other with the long chopsticks.**

### Radio Scramble

1. Tryisho = **History**
2. Treaka = **Karate**
3. Motherstrund = **Thunderstorm**

### Dirty Pictures

*The clues:*

1. A spacey guy
2. Made a giant leap for mankind
3. Scared of heights, need not apply
4. Will you accept a collect call from the moon?
5. "No problem here, Houston!"

**The answer is Neil Armstrong.**

### Maintenance segment

A green bot is carrying boxes, and an orange boss quickly stops him from entering a generator with electric wires and to put the boxes elsewhere. So he walks away, but trips and kicks the boss right into the wires and electrifying him. The green bot tells him to put the stuff over there, and he obeys.

### Psycho Math

#### **Question #1**

1. The day Valentine's Day falls on (14)
2. Add to antennae on an ant (2)
3. Divide by the oceans connected by the Panama Canal (2)

**Equals 8.**

#### *Question #2*

1. Letters in the alphabet (26)
2. Add the Ls in "armadillo" (2)
3. Subtract the number of snowflakes that are identical (0)

**Equals 28.**

#### *Question #3*

1. The state capitals (50)
2. Subtract the pennies in a quarter (25)
3. Subtract the number of run counts in baseball (1)

**Equals 24.**

### Poop or Scoop

1. Elephants are really afraid of mice. **(Poop)**
2. When you cut a planarian in half, each half grows back into a whole. **(Scoop)**
3. Male seahorses give birth. **(Scoop)**
4. Gila monsters have sharp fangs to deliver poison.**(Poop)**

### Riddlesnake

What is harder to catch the faster you run?

**Your breath**
Dummy Skeleton

## Stats

**Dummy Skeleton** is the 66th episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on June 21, 1996. It's sister episodes are *Prisoner Exchange* and *The Balloon Derby*.

## Synopsis

Lulu and Annie are given a mannequin from Mrs. Stitchley, who tells them to get it to Madame Zaza. It freaks Lulu and Annie out thinking it is alive when the arm comes out and it launches the box lid off, but in reality the arm won't stay down. Meanwhile, Iggy is pulling Tubby on a wagon, who claims doing that will give him big muscles. They see a skeleton on the street and Tubby reads that it's a shipment to a medical building. It dropped out of a man's truck, which he notices is missing when he arrives, and has to recover it or else his skeleton will be taken.

Tubby and Iggy pack it up in the box and wheel it off, horrifying a lady. She calls Officer McNab, and then calls him again when she sees Lulu and Annie with the mannequin. While the two travel, they meet up with each other and collide into each other, but get back up again with their boxes. Lulu and Annie arrive at Madame Zaza's, and open the box up to the skeleton, making Zaza faint. It also scares the two and they hide in Officer McNab. Lulu spots the tag however. At the medical center, Tubby's box is revealed to be the fully-clothed mannequin, angering the professor who is worried about missing his flight to Sweden.

He chases them out where they meet Lulu, McNab, and co. McNab shows them to the skeleton, and run after the truck driver when they believe he stole it. It is too late for the professor to give his lecture, so he leaves in a truck with the skeleton. Lulu says to her friends that a stiff and a skeleton can be so much fun, shocking the lady who called McNab.
Weaponsmithing

### Effect

Weaponsmithing allows the player to install and remove a wide variety of modifications on weapons

### SP cost

**1:** 2 SP
**2:** 4 SP
**3:** 6 SP
**4:** 10 SP
**5:** 14 SP
**6:** 18 SP
**7:** 24 SP
**8:** 30 SP
**9:** 36 SP
**10:** 44 SP

**Weaponsmithing** is a skill in *Wasteland 2*.

## Characteristics

Weaponsmithing allows you to install and remove weapon modifications.
You may also use it to strip a weapon down, potentially gaining a useful mod in the process.

Increasing skill level allows to strip better parts from high tier weapons, increases your chance to safely remove a mod and increases the amount of broken weapon parts that you get, when you get any.

Highest skill requirement to strip parts for a given tier
 Skill

## Bugs

As of Director's Cut build 97264 a bug significantly increases the chance of getting broken parts, when attempting weapon stripping. This can be fixed with an unofficial patch.

## References

1. ↑ Forum post by tonurics
2. ↑ v0.9.3 changelog
Crashbox 5

The fifth episode of the series *Crashbox* aired on February 5, 1999.

**Bold** indicates the answer to the question.

* A playwright known as the "Bard of Avon" who wrote the plays "Othello", "MacBeth", and "Hamlet", and the famous line "To be or not to be".

**The mystery guest is William Shakespeare.**

### Revolting Slob

The Revolting Slob won't stop eating styrofoam packing peanuts, insisting that they are healthy, even though they aren't.

1. A. Indiscernible, **B. Indigestible,** C. Indistinguishable
2. **A. Inaccurate,** B. Incapable, C. Inspirational
3. A. Adequate, **B. Adamant,** C. Atomized

**Atomized** is the word used to destroy the Revolting Slob at the end.

### Think Tank

* A Computer, the Stock Market, and a Car **(Crash)**
* The Hair on your Head, an Atom, and a Banana **(Split)**

### Poop or Scoop

1. Sharks have a poor sense of smell and relies on eyesight to catch prey. **(Poop)**
2. Crocodiles can run up to 30 miles per hour. **(Poop)**
3. The mosquito is the most dangerous creature on Earth. **(Scoop)**
4. Millipedes really have 1,000 legs. **(Poop)**

### Game System Overload (5)

When the game systems go out, the flashlight bot pulls a lever to restore the power.

### Ear-We-Are

The sounds heard are:

1. A man hitting his thumb with a hammer.
2. Jackhammers.
3. A pack of male chauvinist pigs insensitively showing their appreciation for an attractive woman (Catcalling).

**The two ears are at a construction site.**

### Psycho Math

#### **Question #1**

* Ounces in a cup (8)
* Add to numbers in a tennis double match (4)
* Divide by the eyes on your face (2)

**Equals 6.**

#### *Question #2*

1. Number of pennies in a dollar (100)
2. Add to the number of Jacks in a deck of cards (4)
3. Subtract the leaves of a lucky clover (4)

**Equals 100.**

#### *Question #3*

1. Inches in a yard (36)
2. Subtract the feet of a snake (0)
3. Subtract the sides on a pentagon (5)

**Equals 31.**

### Ten 2nds

1. Banana Split
2. Milk-Shake
3. The Night before Christmas
4. Watch Out for Falling Rocks

## Trivia

* In the Haunted House Party segment, the Lightsaber from the *Star Wars* franchise is mentioned.
Balloon Blues

## Stats

**Balloon Blues** is the 90th episode of the series *Esme & Roy* that was released exclusively on HBO Max on February 4, 2021. Its sister episode is *Swoozlepox*.

## Summary

Snugs wants to go on the hot air balloon ride at the monster fair, but he is too afraid. He tries several times to sit on the ride, but he still gets scared.
A Super Silly Pizza

## Stats

**A Super Silly Pizza** is the 22nd episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on January 18, 2003. It's sister episode is *A Bird I've Heard*. The Super Challenger in this episode are six wooden triangle blocks.

## Summary

CeCe paints a picture of Spyler and shows it to him, but he has a mustache because the brush slipped. She wonders what they will do next, and after a few suggestions from Spyler, she suggests they can play a make believe restaurant, and they sing a little jingle about it and decide to make pizza. Duck drives in to list the ingredients they need to make the silliest pizza: six buttons, a ball of white string, a black mustache, and a bell you can ring.

The two ride a car to the forest, and find a deer who is itching it's head on a tree. It's antlers knock a green button out of the tree, which Spyler catches after him and CeCe run around trying to get it. CeCe finds two more in a pine cone, two large red buttons in a ladder, and also another one in the tree, thus totaling six buttons. Next they try to cross the river carefully on a log, but almost fall when two cats with a white ball of string throw it to them. After they obtain a long piece of the string, Wheeler wheels by to take the things home, then the two swing on a ladder and up in the sky, landing on the metal planet.

CeCe suggests talking to the "man in the spoon" to find the mustache, which is a spoon with the mustache on it. To get it off, Spyler shakes some pepper near it making it sneeze it off. To get the bell, the two split off and look around, while meanwhile two astronauts are carrying a salt shaker above, but they can't agree which way to go. The astronauts drop the shaker and one keeps going back, but he doesn't fall off their platform because he was saved by the bell, the bell the two were looking for. Back home, Spyler and CeCe use the objects to put on a pizza, while singing the super silly pizza song and putting more silly stuff on it. Spyler also wears the mustache. Some of the dominoes, as well as Duck, come in to see their silly pizza.
A Thing That Flings

## Stats

**A Thing That Flings** is the 13th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on January 4, 2003. It's sister episode is *Seashells by the Seashore*. The Super Challenger in this episode are four kid-made paper dolls.

## Summary

Spyler is putting a puzzle together, and is almost finished. CeCe walks up to him to play fetch, but he says he wants to work on his puzzle. CeCe attempts to toss it herself, but the newspaper stick flies in the air and hits the passing Dominoes when it falls down. Spyler throws it a couple of times, with CeCe being swift every time. Spyler calls her a "fetching machine", which gives CeCe the idea to make a machine that can fling stuff anytime she wanted. Spyler even thinks of a name: The Thinger Slinger, a name CeCe has trouble saying. They tell Duck their idea to make a fling machine, and to make one, they need: a spoon, a tambourine, a whistle, and a triangle block painted green.

They head to the metal planet to find the first thing. CeCe finds a mirror and looks at it while posing, and so does Spyler. CeCe reminds him that they need to find the spoon, which is actually right behind them when they see it in the mirror. CeCe wants to practice her fetching so she can get better, so Spyler throws a blue ball which she gets right away. However, when he threw it, he heard a rattle sound. Spyler throws it again and the sound is heard again, and they find the tambourine which was atop of a pole. Wheeler drives to them to take the large instrument back home.

Spyler throws the ball into town, and they chase after it. While they seek for the whistle, CeCe tells a joke which makes her unable to stop laughing, until Spyler picks up the whistle and blows it. Begging for him to play fetch once more, Spyler throws it again and it lands on top of a building block structure, which CeCe climbs up to get. She also spots the green block, but because the ball is in her mouth Spyler doesn't get what she says at first. They go back home where the contraption is set up, so whenever CeCe blows the whistle, a Domino marches up and jumps to flip the spoon, causing the thing on the spoon to fly in the air.
A Train Back on Track

## Stats

**A Train Back on Track** is 50th episode of the series *I Spy* that aired on September 14, 2003. It's sister episode is *A Moo in Act Two*. The Super Challenger are two shovels.

## Summary

CeCe wakes Spyler up because today is the day they go to Frog's house for pancakes and hot chocolate for breakfast. To get there quicker, they take the I Spy Express, which unfortunately stops because there is a large melon stuck on the train tracks. Spyler and CeCe get off to push it, but are unable to get it off. They tell Duck their problem, so in order to get the train going again, they need to get: a ruler, a small yellow cup, a key, and an elephant that you wind up.

Spyler and CeCe go to the beach castle to find the ruler. CeCe says that if she were a ruler, she'd be inside the castle, however, they find it outside next to the ladder. They go inside to find the cup. CeCe's sniffy nose smells something sweet, and she finds some flowers, that happen to be inside a small yellow cup. Now that they found the two items, Wheeler arrives to take them off.

Next, they hurry along into the forest. CeCe asks what is a key used for, so Spyler explains that they can be used to unlock doors. CeCe looks above and finds the key hanging above the tree house, near a door. To attract the elephant, Spyler lays out peanuts in hopes that they find the elephant, but instead, the elephant finds them when it's tusk pokes Spyler as he walks backwards. Now that they have everything, Spyler and CeCe run off, but the elephant doesn't move. CeCe realizes what's wrong and gets the key, then the elephant moves when it is winded up. Although, it can't move the melon off the tracks, so using the ruler and cup, they create a seesaw and bump the melon off the tracks after all three get on the other side. Getting on again, the train suddenly stops after driving a few miles because now, there is a pickle in the way. Spyler and CeCe think that getting on the train wasn't a good idea, and walk along to Frog's house instead.
Join Monk James

Interested in joining the development efforts listed below?
Contact me via twitter MonkJamesGameStudio @wickedhangover.

### Graphic Artist

Our game is heavily inspired by mainframe computer panels from systems of the 1970's. A few google image searches will give a pretty clear picture of the direction we are headed, "pdp-8 panel", "VAX Computer Panel", "vintage mainframe computer panel". We are seeking someone to take some of our concepts and turn them into nicer game graphics. All work must be done in Adobe Photoshop and delivered as PSD files. Artists will get credit and on some panels, we can work artist signatures onto the graphics so credit is given immediately in the game.
Breakout

## Stats

**Breakout** is the 118th episode of the series *The Little Lulu Show* that aired on January 12, 1999. It's sister episodes are *The Great Golf Club Chase!* and *Jumpin' Jellybeans*.

## Synopsis

Marty the Midget is requesting for parole in prison, but after the judge reads his mishaps, she denies his request easily. Later on, however, he escapes with three other prisoner thugs inside trash cans, with trash inside that gets dumped into a garbage truck that drives into the city, which is reported to the police. The prisoners split up and run loose in town.

Meanwhile, Tubby and his friends are shooting at a stack of cans with a slingshot whilst blindfolded, but a can they shoot flies over the fence and hits the West Side Boys, who march over to Tubby's gang. His friends however, take off without him. Later, Lulu finds Iggy and Eddie hiding behind a bush. She tells them to go help Tubby as they are his friends, but they are skeptical during times like these. Tubby comes out of a trash can with stuff all over him that he cleans off. Thinking he lost the boys, they run to him, but get scared when they see the prisoners, who mistake Tubby for Marty. Tubby takes them to his clubhouse where they read comic books and eat candy, and also play a card game.

Marty jumps over Tubby's backyard fence, where he gets confronted by his mother thinking it is Tubby. She sees how dirty he is and sends him to the bath, and takes his dirty clothes. Marty quickly escapes in the bathroom, knowing if she watched the clothes, she would see they are in fact prison clothes. Lulu asks Mrs. Tompkins where Tubby is, and they spot the prisoner shirt. Meanwhile Marty runs around town with only a towel on, and he gets chased by the West Side Boys yet again. Iggy and Eddie follow him. Lulu goes to the clubhouse and finds Tubby with the prisoners, so she pulls him out the house and informs them that they are prisoners who escaped. Marty runs into the house and Iggy and Eddie get confused about who is the real Tubby. Lulu locks the shed up, ultimately catching the jailbreakers who get taken away.

## Trivia

* Marty mentions that they would've gotten away if it weren't for those meddling kids, a reference to the infamous phrase in the *Scooby-Doo* franchise.
* This episode serves as the sequel to Prisoner Exchange.
Crashbox 43

The 43rd episode of the series *Crashbox* aired on February 27, 2000. It is also the 17th episode of Season 2, and the 14th to be produced.

## Games

**Bold** indicates the answer to the question.

### **Revolting Slob**

The Revolting Slob is sick, so the narrator gives him some tips on how to feel better.

1. A. Combustible, **B. Contagious,** C. Conditional
2. A. Unleavened, **B. Unhygienic,** C. Unheeded
3. **A. Recuperated,** B. Recorded, C. Recanted

**Combustible** is the word used to destroy the Revolting Slob at the end.

### **Captain Bones**

5 + 7 = 5

**The top bone on the 7 moves to the bottom left of the 5, making it 5 + 1 = 6.**

### **Sketch Pad**

Two fathers and two sons go fishing and have a good time, and every single one of them catch a fish. However, only three fish seem to have been caught.

**One of the fathers is both a father and a son.**

### **Poop or Scoop**

1. Some rodents weigh more than 100 pounds. **(Scoop)**
2. The rhino's horn is made of hair. **(Scoop)**
3. Cows have four stomachs instead of one. **(Scoop)**
4. The wrasse fish can swim safely among predators because it's poisonous. **(Poop)**

### **Maintenance**

A thin, green bot with earmuffs is carrying boxes, but almost walks into a generator with electric wires. His orange and rotund boss quickly stops him and tells him to put the boxes elsewhere. The Earmuff bot walks away but runs into a wall and kicks the boss right into the wires, electrifying him. The earmuff bot, tells him to move his boxes elsewhere, and his boss, presumably fried from the generator, obeys as he starts laughing to the camera.

### **Haunted House Party**

*The mystery guest clue:*

* Killed by a snake, bathed in milk and wore eye makeup, and ruled the land of the pyramids.

**The mystery guest is Cleopatra.**

### **Radio Scramble**

1. Song: Preatetreum = **Temperature**
2. Commercial Spot: Sude Racs = **Used cars**
3. Billy Bull: Twiglerns = **Wrestling**

### **Ten 2nds**

1. High Tide
2. Upside Down Cake
3. Adding Insult to Injury
4. Calm Before the Storm
5. Double Trouble

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of Season 2B to be produced, and the first of four Season 2B episodes to be produced in 1999 instead of 2000, like the rest of Season 2.
* The narrator of the Revolting Slob segments makes her second and last physical appearance when she holds out her hand to deny the Revolting Slob's handkerchief.