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Mega Mech Mind

**Mega Mech Mind** is the twentieth episode in Season 1, and the twentieth episode in the series.

## Plot

When Higgens and Luthor face Kevin and his new power - teleportation, Derpad and Mikey try and track down the brain to Kevin's new mech.

## Appearances

* Kevin, the Robot
* Officer Higgens
* Mikey
* Professor Derpad
* Luthor
* The Lady Robot

## Trivia

* Part of the ending was supposed to be in episode 2, Robot Rampage.
Scorpions

Scorpions is a metal band popular from the eighties to nineties. They were phenomenally successful, with several bestselling albums and two hit singles. *World Wide Live* was a bestseller. Compilation *Best of Rockers 'n' Ballads* was a bestseller. Two video albums were bestsellers. During a time when frontman Klaus Meine had to have throat surgery, Don Dokken replaced him.
Cop: Unknown

**Cop: Unknown** is the thirtieth episode in Season 1, and the thirtieth episode in the series.

## Plot

When Higgens is not showing up in any of the files at the police station, it will be hard for Higgens to compete in the Officer Of The Year contest.

## Appearances

* Officer Higgens
* Luthor
* Professor Derpad
* The Judge
* Mikey
* Doctor DingDong
* Mr. Bryane
* Other cops (debut)
Sex Pistols

Sex Pistols are a hardcore punk band considered the definitive of the genre. They have had a major influence on numerous artists including Guns N Roses and Nirvana. Their album *Nevermind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols* was banned in the UK because of the song *God Save the Queen*, which heavily criticizes Queen Elizabeth II. When inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, the Sex Pistols refused to attend the ceremony, calling the Hall a "piss stain". This relates to criticism of the Hall as being run like a business rather than an honor society.
Green Day

Green Day is a punk band popular since the nineties. They have been phenomenally successful, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. Originally a hardcore punk band, they eventually adopted a more pop-punk style similar to Social Distortion. This was met with criticism, as punk is supposed to be anti-corporate and Green Day had clearly become a phenomenally-popular sellout band. One must look at some of their work, however. They have the album *Bullet in a Bible* and the popular song *American Idiot*. Both are very punk in their theme. Album *Dookie* went diamond. Weird Al Yankovic parodied *American Idiot* with his song *Canadian Idiot*. The logo of the Sirius XM satellite radio station *Lithium* uses a font similar to that of Green Day.
Jefferson Starship

Jefferson Starship was a hard rock band created as an update of Jefferson Airplane in the seventies. They were phenomenally successful, with almost all of their albums being bestsellers and many of their singles being hits. They also had three additional rock hits. Two compilations also went gold. Despite this they are not well-remembered and do not receive any airplay on most classic rock stations. In the eighties the group updated to the pop rock group Starship, at which time they garnered the major hit *We Built This City*. Because they were a continuation of Jefferson Airplane, they remained a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound going on at the time.
The Who

The Who is a rock band established in the sixties as a part of the British invasion. They were one of the edgier bands of the movement, like The Rolling Stones. The Who were instantly phenomenal worldwide, providing many different forms of rock. They were noted for their revolutionary film *Tommy*, about a child who witnesses his stepfather murder his father. He is told to forget about it and never to talk about it, but Tommy takes it to the extreme and becomes sensory unresponsive. Somehow, however, he becomes a "pinball wizard" and the best player of the game in the world. This film features many rock musicians of the time including Eric Clapton of Cream and Elton John. The Who had a notable influence on punk, including their tendency to destroy their instruments onstage. The Who would perform the 2010 Super Bowl halftime show. The Who have had many hit singles and bestselling albums, with many of their hits becoming classic rock staples. They famously performed at Woodstock and also performed at the Monterey Pop Festival. The Who contributed to the sixties hard rock sound known as "garage rock", named for the fact that most bands originated in their own garages (and the fact that most bands seemed to come and go with little if any success). Their song *Boris the Spider* is considered to be the first use of the "death growl". The hit *Eminence Front* attempted to adopt a more modern style, but is considered a deviation from their usual hard rock to a more pop style. Member Pete Townshend went on to have a successful solo career. *Tommy* is also noted as being the first "rock opera". Their song *Who are You* contains the word "fuck", which was censored for the radio version. In the popular cartoon *Animaniacs*, they were the main subject of the sketch *Who's on Stage*, based on the iconic Abbot and Costello comic sketch *Who's on First*. The sketch also began with a reference to The Who song *See Me, Feel Me* from the iconic album and rock opera *Tommy.* Member Kenney Jones also played for Faces. The song *I'm a Boy* is a remnant of another project about a world where parents could choose the gender of their children. *Baba O'Riley* is a remnant of a rock opera known as *Lifehouse*. Several other songs were also a part of that project, but it was eventually abandoned. The songs include *Won't Get Fooled Again* and *Who Are You*. A box set of the songs that were going to be a part of *Lifehouse* was released in 2000. *You Better You Bet* was one of the first videos ever shown on Music Television. Neo-progressive rock band Marillion has claimed The Who as an influence.
Kiss

Kiss is a glam metal band established in the seventies who helped popularize the genre in the eighties until bands like Metallica killed it in the nineties. They are believed by many to be the genre's leaders. The band garnered several hits and numerous bestselling albums and today have an enormous legacy, although for decades have also been greatly parodied. Because of their phenomenal popularity there has been merchandising galore over the decades. Frontman Gene Simmons is noted for his large tongue. Their logo caused controversy due to the esses being accused of resembling the Nazi SS from World War II, but the band claimed they wanted a font that made the letters look like lightning. Weird Al Yankovic parodied them with his song *She Never Told Me She Was a Mime.* They toured once without their costumes, but quickly went back to it.
Van Halen

Van Halen is a glam metal band whose work dates back to the seventies. They have garnered many hit singles and bestselling albums. Originally featuring David Lee Roth on lead vocals, Sammy Hagar replaced him in the eighties. Fans are divided regarding which era is better, claiming that Hagar turned the band into a sellout pop rock group. Hagar would go on to have a successful solo career. Roth would as well, but far less successful. Van Halen participated in the rockabilly revival of the eighties which had been begun by Stray Cats with their hit *Hot for Teacher*. When inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, both Roth and Hagar were included. Their success would dwindle in the nineties due to the rise of thrash and death metal, the former led by Metallica. The title of their album *For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge* becomes the acronym "FUCK", which caused controversy. Weird Al Yankovic parodied Van Halen with his song *Stuck in the Closet with Vanna White.* Roth eventually returned to the band, only to be replaced again by Hagar, and then again by Roth. This is the current status of the band. Eddie Van Halen provided the guitar solo for the Michael Jackson hit *Beat It.*
Joy Division

Joy Division was a shortlived goth rock band which lasted from 1979-1980. They were only popular in Britain, but made a major impact on the development of goth and post punk in general (known as "indie" in Britain after most band's tendencies to release to independent record labels, although some bands did release to major labels). Today's "indie" bands are attempting to revive post punk, with Interpol and their spinoff Editors taking major influence from Joy Division. The Killers had a hit with their cover of the Joy Division song *Shadowplay*. It has been criticized that their version is more radio-friendly than the original. Some have suggested that Interpol or Editors should have done the cover.
White Lion

White Lion was a glam metal band popular in the eighties. They were notably successful, with two bestselling albums and five rock hits. Member James LoMenzo also played for thrash band Megadeth, Ozzy Osbourne, and David Lee Roth of Van Halen. Member Greg D'Angelo also played for thrash band Anthrax, glam band Britny Fox, and Ace Frehley of Kiss.
The Alan Parsons Project

The Alan Parsons Project was a progressive rock band popular in the seventies and eighties. They were phenomenally popular, with numerous bestselling albums and several hit singles. Despite their immense success, none of their songs have become classic rock staples. Their first compilation was a bestseller. They also had numerous additional rock hits. Their song *The Eye in the Sky* was inspired by the iconic dystopian novel *1984*.
King Crimson

King Crimson was a psychedelic rock band most popular in the sixties. They are widely regarded as one of the first metal bands. They only had two successful albums in the US, being much more successful in their native Britain. Their debut album went gold in the US. They are well-known for their Medieval theme. The song *The Court of the Crimson King* has become a classic rock staple despite not being a hit. They were a part of the British Invasion. Member Ian Anderson would go on to form hard rock band Foreigner.
The Police

The Police are a new wave band primarily popular in the seventies and eighties. They are phenomenally popular, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. The song *Every Breath You Take* has been popular as a love dedication song despite it having been written after frontman Sting's divorce and not intended as romantic. Sting provides backing vocals in the Dire Straits song *Money for Nothing*, especially the line "I want my MTV". He would go on to have a successful solo career and has been considered as a solo artist for induction by the actual Hall of Fame, but has not been inducted. Weird Al Yankovic parodied the Police with his song *Velvet Elvis*, which uses elements of *Every Little Thing She Does is Magic* and *Don't Stand So Close to Me*. He also parodied the song *King of Pain* with his song *King of Suede*. The Police are known for the use of reggae elements in several of their songs.
Sublime

Sublime was a rock band popular in the nineties considered to be one of the main bands to popularize the ska-punk genre, which uses elements from both reggae and punk. They were greatly successful, with three of their albums being bestsellers and four of their singles being rock hits. They also had four bestselling compilations.
Asia

Asia is a progressive rock band established in the eighties. While they only garnered two bestselling albums, they did have numerous rock hits. Many of those hits have become classic rock staples. Their first compilation went gold. Almost all of their albums between 1982 and 2001 have names that begin and end with A.
Stevie Nicks

Stevie Nicks is a rock musician best known as a former member of Fleetwood Mac. She has been phenomenally successful since pursuing a solo career in 1981, with numerous bestselling albums and hit singles. She has collaborated with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Don Henley, and Kenny Loggins. Nicks had two bestselling compilations. Her hit with Petty *Stop Draggin' My Heart Around* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with his song *Stop Draggin' My Car Around*.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band

Bruce Springsteen is a hard rock musician who has been phenomenally popular since the seventies, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. His hit *Born in the USA* is popular in political campaigns, although Springsteen claims it is not intended as patriotic but rather about the life of a Vietnam veteran returning home. Springsteen performed the 2009 Super Bowl halftime show. Initially only Springsteen was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, with the E Street Band being given the "Award for Musical Excellence" many years later. Springsteen is commonly labeled as "heartland rock" due to the bluecollar theme of his work, but he is actually from New Jersey. Many of his hits have become classic rock staples. Weird Al Yankovic parodied Springsteen with his song *Midnight Star.* Springsteen was a member of the charity supergroup USA for Africa. He wrote *Because the Night*, later a Patti Smith hit. Springsteen wrote the song *Fire* for Elvis Presley, but Presley died only a few days later. Springsteen performed it many years later. He collaborated with Roy Orbison, Emmylou Harris, and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Lynyrd Skynyrd

Lynyrd Skynyrd was a Southern rock band popular in the seventies. Most of the band was killed in a plane crash in 1977, which ended the band until Johnny Van Zant reformed the band in 1991. Johnny is the younger brother of the original frontman Ronnie, who died in the crash. During their original run, Skynyrd had five bestselling albums and several hit singles. They also had two hit compilations. Concert album *One More from the Road* was a hit, and was released shortly before the crash. Their most popular song is *Free Bird*, a ballad performed at the end of every concert. Ronnie's other younger brother Donnie formed the band .38 Special.
Huey Lewis and the News

Huey Lewis and the News are a rock band established in the eighties and the leaders of the blue eyed soul revival of the eighties. They have garnered numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. They contributed to the soundtrack for *Back to the Future*. The song he contributed, *Back in Time*, was recycled for the theme song to the animated series. They were offered to do the theme song for *Ghostbusters*, but rejected. After the film was released, it was observed that the *Ghostbusters* theme bared resemblance to the Huey Lewis song *I Want a New Drug*. No legal action was taken. There is a sketch on the iconic PBS childrens show *Sesame Street* that is based on the Huey Lewis hit *Hip to Be Square* that is called *Hip to be a Square*. It teaches about shapes. Weird Al Yankovic parodied Huey Lewis with his song *I Want a New Duck.*
Blind Faith

Blind Faith was a one-year project featuring Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood. They had one album which was a chart-topper. It was noted for its cover featuring a topless lady holding a phallic hood ornament, although this was changed in later releases. Several of their songs have become classic rock staples. The actual Hall of Fame has considered them, but not inducted them. Clapton has been inducted three times, the only artist to receive that honor. He has been inducted as a member of The Yardbirds, as a member of Cream, and as a solo artist. Winwood has been inducted as a member of Traffic. They were a part of the British Invasion.
Jane's Addiction

Jane's Addicton is an alternative rock band popular since 1990. They have been greatly successful, with all of their albums being bestsellers and almost all of their singles being rock hits. Compilation *Kettle Whistle* went gold. Jane's Addiction has been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted.
The Jimi Hendrix Experience

The Jimi Hendrix Experience was a psychedelic rock band from the sixties. They were extremely phenomenal, developmental, and influential. Hendrix performed at both The Woodstock Festival and the Monterey Pop Festival. His style contributed to the origins of what would become metal. He is noted for his iconic performance of the Star Spangled Banner. His music was partially influenced by the blues and early rockers. Although many believe he died from an overdose of recreational drugs, it was revealed he actually died of an overdose of sedatives. Many of his songs have become classic rock staples. Hendrix is a member of the "27 Club", artists who died at the age of 27. This includes Janis Joplin, Buddy Holly, and Jim Morrison of The Doors. This would later become an obsession for Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, leading to his ultimate suicide. Neo-progressive rock band Marillion has claimed Hendrix as an influence.
Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode is a post punk band popular since the eighties. They have been a phenomenal success, with numerous bestselling albums and rock hits. Their first live album went gold. They had three bestselling compilations. Six of their video albums were bestsellers. They have been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted.
The Dave Clark Five

The Dave Clark Five was a rock band popular in the sixties. They were phenomenally successful, with numerous bestselling albums and hit singles. They are best known for their chart topper *Over and Over*. They were a part of the British Invasion led by The Beatles. When originally nominated for the actual Hall of Fame, they received enough votes to be inducted, but rap group Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five was chosen instead. This caused controversy as many believe that rap is not a form of rock. The excuse given was that "some votes came late" and that they "could not go any longer without a rap act". Due to this controversy, the group was subsequently inducted the following year.
Clyde McPhatter

Clyde McPhatter was a rockabilly musician popular in the fifties. He was notably successful, with numerous R&B hits. He was also a member of The Drifters. He was honored by the United States Postal Service with a special stamp. He was inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame and honored by the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. His hit *Money Honey* was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. He was the first artist to be inducted into the actual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, first as a member of the Drifters then as a solo artist.
Black Flag

Black Flag was a hardcore punk band established in 1976. They are considered to be one of the first hardcore bands. *Rolling Stone Magazine* placed two of the band's albums on their list of the greatest albums of all time. Black Flag has influenced the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Slayer, and Nirvana. The band has been considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted.
Fats Domino

Fats Domino was an early rock musician responsible for helping making the sound popular. He specialized in a bluesy style done on piano. The Beatles song *Lady Madonna* was done in a Fats Domino style, and he later covered it. Domino was a charter member of the actual Hall of Fame. Domino influenced many other artists including Neil Young, Elton John, and Elvis Presley. His *The Fat Man* is believed to be the first record to go platinum. Fats Domino has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Procol Harum

Procol Harum is a progressive rock band established in the sixties. They have been notably successful, with five hit albums and three hit singles. The band's name is supposed to be Latin for "Beyond these things", although the correct grammar would be "Procol his". It is also speculated that it could mean "Beyond these far off things". Procol Harum is often noted for their symphonic sound common amongst prog bands of the time. Several of their songs have become classic rock staples. They have been previously considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but not inducted. They were a part of the British Invasion. Member Robin Trower went on to have a successful solo career.
Eddie Money

Eddie Money is a hard rock musician popular in the eighties. He has been phenomenally successful, with several bestselling albums and numerous hit singles. His first compilation was a bestseller. Several of his hits have become classic rock staples. Money performed a medley of his hit singles at the 2012 Liberty Bowl. He appeared in an episode of the sitcom *The King of Queens*. His music has been used in video gaming and on television.
Electric Light Orchestra

Electric Light Orchestra is a progressive rock band primarily popular in the seventies best known for their orchestral-oriented style. This has led them to garner numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. ELO even participated in the new disco craze with *Don't Bring Me Down*. They participated in the rockabilly revival of the eighties led by the Stray Cats with *Rock 'n' Roll is King*. Their song *Can't Get it Out of My Head* is sometimes mistaken as a Beatles song. Their song *Fire on High* features what at first appear to be jibberish lyrics, but when played backwards say "The music is reversible, but time is not. Turn back...turn back...turn back...". This was inserted after accusations of placing hidden messages in their songs. ELO's name is a pun on "electric light" and a "light orchestra". The band is noted for placing a spaceship on their album covers.
The B-52's

The B-52's were a new wave band from the eighties. They were one of the "Big Three" of early new wave along with Devo and Talking Heads. They had several hits and bestselling albums. They were parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with his song *Mr. Popeil*, taking elements especially from *Rock Lobster* and *There's a Moon in the Sky*. They were noted for their weirdness definitive of early new wave bands. They were once considered by the actual Hall of Fame, but were not inducted. Their name comes from a bomber plane used in World War II.
Pink Floyd

Pink Floyd is a psychedelic rock band established in the sixties, although they did not become well-known until the seventies. They are responsible for establishing "space rock", a dreamier, more ambient form of psychedelic rock. Space rock had been introduced in the sixties by David Bowie. They had numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. They are also known for their film *The Wall* and its corresponding album. Pink Floyd also pioneered songs which segue into the next. Their early work is more stoner metal. They had multiple lead vocalist changes during their existence. Robert Plant collaborated with Jimmy Page, formerly of The Yardbirds. In the eighties, they adopted a more progressive rock style as times changed. The song *Another Brick in the Wall* is divided into three parts, but the second is the most popular due to its funky sound and rebellious lyrics. Neo-progressive rock band Porcupine Tree has taken heavy influence from Pink Floyd. Neo-prog band Marillion has claimed influence from Pink Floyd member David Gilmour.
Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley was the King of Rock and Roll, and the leader of the "rockabilly" movement in the fifties which combined country with rock. His phenomenal popularity garnered him numerous hits in the fifties alone, but he also had a few in the sixties and some in the seventies before his death. His stardom led to merchandising galore and various other ways to profit. To this day there have been hundreds of impersonators, many with exceptional talent. The inspiration for these impersonators began due to rumors that his death was a hoax. Elvis was often mocked for his pompadour hairstyle and later his rhinestone jumpsuit. To this day he has been parodied. The popular Cartoon Network character *Johnny Bravo* was based on Elvis. Many artists have had success covering Presley. Blues rock group Z.Z. Top had success with their cover of his *Viva Las Vegas*, originally recorded late in his career. Hard rock musician Bruce Springsteen wrote a song entitled *Fire* for Elvis, but he died only a couple days later. Springsteen eventually performed it himself. Presley was a charter member of the actual Hall of Fame. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Elvis was greatly rivaled by Jerry Lee Lewis. In his later years Elvis abandoned his rock and roll roots and became more of a country star, which received criticism from many. New wave musician Elvis Costello was named after Elvis Presley. He is mentioned in the Billy Joel song *We Didn't Start the Fire.*
Ratt

Ratt is a glam metal band popular mainly in the eighties. They have been greatly successful, with most of their albums being bestsellers and most of their singles being rock hits. Compilation *Ratt & Roll 81-91* was a bestseller. They have toured with Aerosmith, Ozzy Osbourne, and Iron Maiden among other notable artists.
Chicago

Chicago is a jazz rock band established in the sixties but primarily popular in the seventies and eighties. They have been phenomenally successful, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. They are best known either for their soft rock songs or their power ballads. Many of their songs have become classic rock staples.
Metallica

Metallica is a thrash band who led the rise of the genre in the nineties. Originally a speed metal band in the style of Motörhead, they later adopted a more aggressive style that pushed out the party style led by bands like Kiss that had been dominating metal since the seventies. This was also an element in a shift in music from fun to cynical, including the grunge craze led by Nirvana. Metallica is considered the definitive thrash band, with many successful albums. Their hit *Enter Sandman* is considered by some to be more of a "groove metal" style than a thrash metal style.
Mötley Crüe

Mötley Crüe was a glam metal band mainly popular in the eighties. They were phenomenally successful, with almost all of their albums being bestsellers. *New Tattoo* just barely missed the top forty. *Carnival of Sins Live* was a bestseller. They had three bestselling compilations. They had numerous rock hits with *Home Sweet Home '91* being an additional pop hit. Their name uses the "heavy metal umlaut" to make them look European when in fact they are American.
Boz Scaggs

Boz Scaggs is a jazz rock musician popular in the seventies and eighties. He has been notably popular, with six bestselling albums and several hit singles. He was previously a member of the Steve Miller Band, although unfortunately only Miller was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame. Scaggs has been considered as a solo artist, but not inducted.
Kevin: Attack Mode (short)

**Kevin: Attack Mode** is the 2nd short in the series. It premiered on April 29, 2018.

## Plot

Kevin goes on a crime spree, and Higgens must stop him through an alley.

## Appearances

* Kevin, the Robot
* Officer Higgens
* Unknown cameos

## Trivia

* This is the first episode without Luthor.
* This episode has only 2 characters in total (besides the unknown cameos).
Blondie

Blondie is a rock band primarily popular in the seventies. Initially, most people believed "Blondie" to be lead vocalist Debbie Harry. When inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, the entire band was included. Blondie has had several bestselling albums and numerous hit singles. Many of their hits have become classic rock staples. *Rapture* is known for its rap interlude. Some of their songs venture into the disco style popular at the time, going far away from their punk roots.
The Guess Who

The Guess Who is a psychedelic rock band formed in the sixties best known for including Randy Bachman, who went on to form Bachman-Turner Overdrive. They were notably successful, with two bestselling albums and numerous hit singles. Their first concert album was a bestseller. Compilation *The Best of* was a bestseller. They had the counterculture staples *Share the Land*, *Hand Me Down World,* and *New Mother Nature*. Some of their hits have become classic rock staples.
Dokken

Dokken is a glam metal band mainly popular in the eighties. They have been notably popular, with three bestselling albums and numerous rock hits. Their first concert album was a bestseller. Former member George Lynch has collaborated with Rush and Iron Maiden. The entire group has also collaborated with Dio. Frontman Don Dokken has collaborated with Scorpions, replacing Klaus Meine when he had to have throat surgery.
Winger

Winger was a glam metal band popular around the tail end of the party metal era, with their bestselling albums being from 1988 to 1990. *Pull* barely missed the top forty. Around this time glam metal, which had dominated the eighties, was being replaced by the cynical and aggressive death and thrash metal being introduced to the public. Many lament this change. All of Winger's singles were rock hits.
Three Dog Night

Three Dog Night are a soft rock group popular mainly in the seventies. They have been phenomenally successful, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. They had two bestselling concert albums and four bestselling compilations. They were named for a way the Inuit would determine how the weather was going to be like that night. It was determined by how many dogs to sleep with to keep warm. In the popular Nintendo video game *Animal Crossing*, there is a frog character named Jeremiah. He is named for the first line in the Three Dog Night hit *Joy to the World* "Jeremiah was a bullfrog, was a good friend of mine". The actual Hall of Fame has considered them, but not inducted them.
Elvis Costello and the Attractions

Elvis Costello and the Attractions are a new wave band primarily popular in the eighties. While they only had a few hits, they did garner numerous bestselling albums. One compilation went platinum. Elvis Costello has influenced numerous artists including grunge band Foo Fighters and indie band Radiohead. Costello's real name is Declan McManus. His stage name comes from Elvis Presley's first name and his father's stage name. Weird Al Yankovic parodied Costello with his song *I'm So Sick of You.*
Paul Simon

Paul Simon is a folk rock musician formerly of the duo Simon and Garfunkel. After they broke up in the seventies, he went on to have more success than Art Garfunkel, with numerous bestselling albums. His most popular songs include *You Can Call Me Al* and *Me and Julio Down by the Schoolyard*. He was a member of the charity supergroup USA for Africa.
The Kinks

The Kinks were a garage rock band popular in the sixties. They were a part of the British invasion and had several hit singles. They continued to have success into the seventies, attempting to evolve with the trends by trying the new wave sound in the late seventies. However, they had less success during this time. The sixties was their biggest decade. They did have a few later hits, however, such as *Come Dancing* and *Superman*. The Kinks are considered one of the biggest of the British Invasion bands.
Loverboy

Loverboy is a hard rock band mainly popular in the eighties. They have been phenomenally successful, with several bestselling albums and numerous hit singles, including rock hits. They contributed to the soundtrack of the action film *Top Gun*. Two of their songs have become classic rock staples. Compilation *Loverboy Classics* went gold.
Rush

Rush is a Canadian progressive rock band primarily popular in the seventies. They are considered one of the definitive prog bands of the seventies. They had several hit singles and many bestselling albums including their iconic *2112*, which has a song that takes up most of the album and is divided into parts. Their song *The Spirit of Radio* references the Simon and Garfunkel song *The Sound of Silence.* Many of their songs have since become classic rock staples. Rush was a main example in the criticism of the actual Hall of Fame's long neglect of progressive rock bands. Neo-progressive rock band Marillion has claimed influence from Rush.
Europe

Europe is a progressive metal band popular in the eighties. They had two bestselling albums and four hit singles. As their name implies, they are phenomenal in Europe. They are also extremely popular in Canada. They are best known for their hit *The Final Countdown*, which was composed based around a keyboard riff. The reason for their shortlived success in the United States was due to their late discovery. Their breakthrough album in the US was not until 1986. In 1991 thrash bands like Metallica were bringing in more aggressive and cynical styles of metal to replace the sophisticated styles which had dominated the eighties, thus making it hard for Europe to continue to have success.
The Mission: To Be Not Completed

**The Mission: To Be Not Completed** is the sixteenth episode in Season 1, and the sixteenth episode in the series.

## Plot

A new case is ready to be solved for Detective Higgens, and along the way, Higgens meets Jax and Jizzie; but soon after Higgens realizes that befriending them was a mistake.

## Appearances

* Officer Higgens
* Luthor
* Tour Guide (debut)
* Jax (debut)
* Jizzie (debut)
* Suspect (debut)
* Professor Derpad
Simon and Garfunkel

Simon and Garfunkel were a folk rock duo greatly popular in the sixties, with numerous hit singles. Despite their phenomenal popularity, however, they ultimately broke up in the seventies. Paul Simon went on to have a successful solo career while Art Garfunkel had very little solo success. They performed at the Monterey International Pop Festival of 1967. Their hit *The Sound of Silence* was referenced in the Rush song *The Spirit of Radio*. In one concert, they performed with The Everly Brothers. They are well-known for providing the soundtrack to the popular film *The Graduate.*
Creedence Clearwater Revival

Creedence Clearwater Revival was a roots rock band from the sixties to seventies. They sought to "bring rock back to its roots" by not going with the blues, hard rock, or psychedelia that everyone else was trying. Rather, they sought a country-bluegrass style. Regardless this garnered them numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. Most of their hits have become classic rock staples. Frontman John Fogerty went on to have a successful solo career. They performed at the Woodstock Festival of 1969. They were a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound going on at the time, but did not play at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967. Their song *Travelin' Band* was inspired by Little Richard's *Good Golly Miss Molly.* The roots rock style was also popularized by The Band and Grateful Dead. They provided the counterculture staple *Fortunate Son*. They are also known for their long jams such as their version of the Marvin Gaye song *I Heard it Through the Grapevine.* Ike and Tina Turner would successfully cover the CCR song *Proud Mary.*
Big Brother and the Holding Company

Big Brother and the Holding Company was a garage rock band from the San Francisco Bay Area best known for being the starting point for blues legend Janis Joplin. They were also a part of the Haight-Ashbury sound going on at the time. Being from the Bay Area, they performed at the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967. It was with Big Brother that Joplin had most of her well-known hits, which would become classic rock staples later on. Unfortunately, most are often credited to just her. After leaving Big Brother, Joplin would have some success before her death at the age of 27, most notably a famous performance at the Woodstock Festival of 1969. She is a member of the "27 Club", a group that also includes Buddy Holly, Jimi Hendrix, and Jim Morrison of The Doors. This would later become an obsession of Kurt Cobain of Nirvana, leading to his ultimate suicide at the same age. Only Janis Joplin has been inducted into the actual Hall of Fame, although Big Brother has been considered in the past.
Steve Winwood

Steve Winwood is a blue eyed soul revival musician previously of Traffic, Blind Faith, and The Spencer Davis Group. As a solo musician, he has been greatly successful, with numerous bestselling albums and hit singles. *Live from Madison Square Garden* went gold. Compilation *Chronicles* went platinum. The actual Hall of Fame has considered Winwood, but not inducted him. He has been inducted as a member of Traffic, however. Blind Faith was also considered, but not inducted.
Donald Fagen

Donald Fagen is a jazz rock musician formerly of Steely Dan. Since leaving the group he has continued to have massive success, with all his albums being bestsellers and two singles being hits. His hit *The Nightfly* has become a classic rock staple. Fagen has collaborated with Poco, Boz Scaggs, and Todd Rundgren.
TheFantasyRockHall Wiki

This is a wiki for how I believe the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should be. For many years, in my opinion, the Rock Hall's induction criteria, policy, and method have been corrupt. For this database, I intend to display how they could be better.

## rules

1. the artist's first record must have been released at least 25 years ago
2. the artist's primary genre must be a form of rock music
3. radio formats such as "classic rock" or "arena rock" do not count as genres
4. American English is preferred
.38 Special

.38 Special is a hard rock band formed by Donnie Van Zant, younger brother of late Lynyrd Skynyrd founder Ronnie Van Zant. The band has been phenomenally successful, with four bestselling albums and numerous rock hits. Despite their domination of the rock charts only *Hold On Loosely* has become a classic rock staple. Their first compilation went platinum. The band was named after a type of pistol cartridge. *Hold On Loosely* was one of the first videos ever shown on Music Television.
The Clash

The Clash are a punk band established in the seventies and considered one of the first true punk bands along with the Ramones. They were very essential in the establishment and popularization of the genre, and have influenced many artists ever since. Because they were one if the first major punk bands, they have a great legacy that continues to this day. They took their roots in early rock and roll musicians such as Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. Their *London Calling* is heard on the Bond film *Die Another Day*.
Dio

Dio was a metal band established in the eighties who were considered one of the ancestors of power metal. They were led by the late Ronnie James Dio, who also replaced Ozzy Osbourne as the frontman for Black Sabbath in the eighties until his death in 2010, after which Osbourne returned as vocalist. While Dio only had a few successful albums, they did have several rock hits. They had one gold compilation and two gold video albums. He was previously in the progressive metal band Rainbow.
Night Ranger

Night Ranger was a glam metal band popular in the eighties. They are especially famous for their power ballad *Sister Christian (Motorin')*. They were phenomenally successful, with four bestselling albums and several hit singles with four additional rock hits. Member Jack Blades also played for Damn Yankees. Night Ranger's first compilation was a bestseller.
Jefferson Airplane

Jefferson Airplane was a psychedelic rock band from the sixties and one of the most popular bands of the San Francisco sound, with almost all of their albums being bestsellers. They had two hits and three bestselling compilations. They performed at both the Woodstock Festival of 1969 and the Monterey Pop Festival of 1967. They would continue to have success as Jefferson Starship in the seventies, although few remember that group because their work receives no airplay on classic rock stations today. Jefferson Airplane, by comparison, has several songs which ended up on such stations.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were a rock band primarily popular from the seventies to the nineties, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. Their compilation *Greatest Hits* went diamond. Many of their hit singles became classic rock staples. Petty even collaborated with Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac. Petty performed the 2008 Super Bowl Halftime Show. Petty's hit with Nicks *Stop Draggin' My Heart Around* was parodied by Weird Al Yankovic with his song *Stop Draggin' My Car Around*. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Big Joe Turner

Big Joe Turner was a jump blues musician primarily popular in the fifties who is credited with the first performance of *Shake, Rattle, and Roll*. This song would later become a hit for Bill Haley and His Comets. Jump blues is a form of swing music more commonly associated with Louis Prima and Cab Calloway. It is considered an important element in the transition from swing to rock and roll. Jump blues saw a resurgence in the "swing revival" of the late nineties, led by such artists as The Cherry Poppin' Daddies.
Donovan

Donovan is a folk musician mainly popular in the sixties. He had several bestselling albums and numerous hit singles, making him one of the most popular musicians of the time. He was parodied by folk supergroup Peter, Paul, and Mary in their novelty hit *I Dig Rock and Roll Music*. Donovan provided the counterculture staple *The Universal Soldier*. In his attempt at psychedelic rock *Mellow Yellow*, Donovan has the line "Electrical banana is bound to be a sudden craze. Electrical banana is bound to be the very next phase." This led people to believe that banana peels could get you high, so they started smoking them. He was a part of the British Invasion.
Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel is a rock musician best known for being the former lead singer of progressive rock band Genesis. When he left Genesis, he was replaced by drummer Phil Collins as vocalist. Fans are divided on whether this was a good thing, as some believe Collins turned what was an art band into a sellout pop band (although the band had already begun to go pop before the change of frontman). Gabriel's solo career was a phenomenal success, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums. He was inducted into the actual Hall of Fame only a few years after Genesis, which surprised many. Collins, however, has yet to be inducted. Unlike Collins, whose solo work was mainly pop, Gabriel retained the progressive style of Genesis. Weird Al Yankovic parodied Gabriel with his song *Waffle King*.
Talking Heads

Talking Heads are a new wave band primarily popular in the seventies and eighties, noted for their weirdness definitive of the genre as it was in the seventies. They are one of the "Big Three" of new wave along with Devo and The B-52's. They had several hit singles and bestselling albums. They were noted for their "big suit" video. They were parodied by Weird Al Yankovic in his song *Dog Eat Dog,* especially the song *And She Was*. Their album *Radio Head* was the inspiration for the name of indie band Radiohead. There is a sketch on the iconic PBS childrens program *Sesame Street* based on the style of Talking Heads known as *Wet Paint*. The big suit video was referenced in an episode of the Nicktoon *Doug.*
Nine Inch Nails

Nine Inch Nails are an industrial band popular since the eighties. They have been phenomenally successful, with numerous bestselling albums and rock hits. Their concert album was a hit. Their first remix album went gold. They had three bestselling extended plays. All three video albums have been bestsellers. The actual Hall of Fame has considered them, but not inducted them.
A Flock of Seagulls

A Flock of Seagulls is a new romantic band best known for their hit *I Ran (So Far Away).* Despite being considered a one-hit wonder in the United States, they were actually very successful, with two bestselling albums and three hit singles with *The More You Live, the More You Love* being an additional rock hit. Despite *I Ran* often appearing on 80s new wave compilations, they are not categorized as such here because I define "new wave" as bands with a style similar to that of Talking Heads, Devo, or The B-52's. The style of A Flock of Seagulls is more similar to post punk, or "indie" as it was known in Britain due to the bands' tendencies to release to independent record labels (although many bands did release to major labels). Today's indie bands are trying to revive that style.
John Mellencamp

John Mellencamp is a rock musician primarily popular in the eighties. He is considered the definitive heartland rock musician, accompanied only by Bob Seger. Mellencamp has been phenomenally popular, with numerous hit singles and bestselling albums throughout his career. His hit *Pink Houses* has been used as a patriotic song despite it not being not intended as such. Most of his hits have become classic rock staples. Mellencamp went by John Cougar for awhile.
The Patti Smith Group

The Patti Smith Group is a hard rock group mainly popular in the seventies. They had two hit albums with *Because the Night* being a hit single and *E-Bow the Letter* being a rock hit. They were a major influence on indie band Garbage, college rock band R.E.M., indie band Sonic Youth, post punk band U2, and even post punk band The Smiths. Only Patti Smith was inducted into the actual hall of fame, without her backing group. *Because the Night* has become a classic rock staple.
Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats

Jackie Brenston and His Delta Cats were a rockabilly group noted for their chart-topper *Rocket 88*, considered to be the first ever rock and roll record. The song is about the Oldsmobile 88, often nicknamed the Rocket in marketing. Oldsmobile's logo at the time was even a rocket. Blue eyed soul revivalist Robert Palmer claimed that the song was "wilder than any jump blues song" and noted the "fuzzed-out, over-amplified electric guitar". Bill Haley covered the song.
Cinderella

Cinderella was a glam metal band popular in the eighties. They were phenomenally successful, with most of their albums being bestsellers up to 1990. The change of trends to the aggressive and cynical thrash and death metal led to the band's final album in 1994 not selling well. The band had numerous rock hits. The band opened for David Lee Roth, then formerly of Van Halen, and for Bon Jovi. They also toured with several other metal acts such as Ozzy Osbourne, Skid Row, and Mötley Crüe.
Warrant

Warrant is a glam metal band popular at the tail end of the pop metal era, with their three hit albums coming from 1989-1992. Around that time, thrash and death metal were coming into popularity. Bands like Metallica were introducing new, more cynical and aggressive styles of metal to replace the party metal which had dominated the eighties. Many lament that change. Warrant's first compilation was a bestseller. They also had numerous rock hits. They had two bestselling video albums.
Dire Straits

Dire Straits is a rock band primarily popular in the seventies and eighties noted for pioneering "pub rock". They were phenomenally successful. While not garnering many hit singles, they did have numerous bestselling albums. They were also noted for their song *Money for Nothing*, which featured a unique, 3D animated music video that was very advanced for its time. Weird Al parodied *Money for Nothing* with his song *Beverly Hillbillies.* Several of their songs have become classic rock staples.
Bachman-Turner Overdrive

Bachman-Turner Overdrive is a rock band formed by Randy Bachman of The Guess Who. They have been notably successful, with four bestselling albums and six hit singles. Several of their songs have become classic rock staples. Author Stephen King uses "Richard Bachman" as a pen name. BTO was featured in an episode of adult-oriented cartoon *The Simpsons*. They once opened for Van Halen. Their song *Take it Like a Man* features Little Richard on piano.
Radiohead

Radiohead is an indie band popular since the nineties, long before the indie craze began. They have seen phenomenal success, with numerous hit singles, especially on the rock charts, and bestselling albums. They are named after a Talking Heads album. They had two hit compilations and three bestselling video albums, The actual Hall of Fame has considered them, but not inducted them. Their song *Karma Police* makes references to the iconic dystopian novel *1984.*