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Admiral Grimitz

**Admiral Grimitz** is a minor DuckTales 1987 character.

## History

Grimitz is the commanding officer of the aircraft carrier to which Donald Duck is assigned while serving in the navy, and appears alongside Donald throughout season one.

His temper is often tested by Donald's accident-prone stunts, although Grimitz has certain peculiar character traits himself – most notably how he likes to play with military equipment that makes things "go kablooey". His name is a spoof of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Don't Give Up the Ship" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Sphinx for the Memories"
* "Home Sweet Homer"
* "A Whale of a Bad Time"
* "Spies in Their Eyes"
* "All Ducks on Deck"
Genghis Khan

**Genghis Khan** is a minor DuckTales 1987 character, appearing in the episode, "Lost Crown of Genghis Khan".

## Trivia

* This is one of five characters (the others being Captain Blackheart, Captain Pietro, Dogface Pete, and Sharkey) that are designed as trademark Disney characters: Pete. Unlike the other four, Genghis Khan is however not voiced by Pete's regular voice actor, Will Ryan.
Goodest Hitz

## **Info**

* Released 2008
* M-T Wallet's second greatest hits collection

## **Track listing**

1. Junk Food
2. Franken'Tein Eh'Real
3. 18 Sucks (New Edit)
4. Listen, Nasty
5. Lately
6. Snacky Crackers
7. Crunk Phenomenon
8. Cracka Please (New Edit)
9. Sandwiches On Sunday
10. Post-It Note
11. Karate (Full Version)
12. Girl, Why (New Edit)
13. Most Wanted On The Mic
14. Beat Kicks
15. Paper Or Plastic
16. Lovely Girl
17. Truth Of The Matter
18. Eat This, Eat That
19. No Money
20. One Verse
21. Infatuated
22. You Don't Really Want This
23. Kick Back Fire Crack
24. Explode
25. The Spanish Song
26. Give
27. Elevator Boogie

### **Digital Release Bonus Tracks**

* Spell It Out

* Oranges Cakes (Interlude)
* Return Of The 25
* Lo-City
* Cultivart
* Wha?!
* Thud
* My Time (My Rhyme)
* Listen, That's Stupid (Freestyle)
* Neighbors
* Acapulco
* Trick Or Treat
* I See
Chair Play Chen

**Chair Play Chen** is the second short based around Master Chen and his throne, taking place sometime during or before the fourth season of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*.

## Synopsis

*Watch Chen and Clouse play a game of table tennis. It takes great focus and coordination…and apparently a crazy robotic chair… Who's the sore loser here?*

## Plot

Chen and Clouse play table tennis, but Chen loses several times. Enraged by this, Chen pushes a button that fires ping pong balls at him. He then serves another ball over the net and declares himself the winner. He stands on the table, but the table folds on him.

## Cast

* Chen
* Clouse

## Trivia

* The title's name is a pun on "fair play."
* The logo on the table and ping-pong paddle are WILFilm ApS.
Flame

*For other uses of Fire Dragon, see here.*

*“Once he realized we were trying to protect the Sword of Fire, he actually became quite a softie.”*

— Kai, "Weapons of Destiny"

## Information

### Status

Deceased

**Flame** was the Fire Dragon Guardian of the Sword of Fire and previously Kai's pet.

After fusing with the other three dragons to form the Ultra Dragon, Flame was eventually captured and killed by Dragon Hunters, and his skeletal remains were made into the base of Iron Baron's throne.

## History

### Background

Years ago, the Fire Dragon was placed in the Fire Temple by Master Wu to guard the Sword of Fire.

### King of Shadows

Lord Garmadon summoned the Fire Dragon when Kai and Master Wu attempted to escape from the Fire Temple with the Sword of Fire. Determined not to let them escape, the dragon blocked the exit and cornered them.

### Weapons of Destiny

The Fire Dragon soon realized that Kai and Nya were simply trying to protect the sword as well and became friendly toward them. When Jay, Cole, and Zane arrived at the temple, the Fire Dragon called the other guardian dragons so the other ninja could tame and ride them. Once all the ninja had befriended their dragons, Kai flew the Fire Dragon to the Underworld. After the ninja had reclaimed the Golden Weapons, the Fire Dragon transported Kai back to Four Weapons.

### Rise of the Snakes

At some point, dragon pens were carved into the mountain underneath the Monastery of Spinjitzu and Flame began living there under the care of the ninja.

When the ninja learned that Lord Garmadon had apparently returned, Kai mounted Flame and flew it to Jamanakai Village, racing the other ninja along the way. After the threat had been discovered to be merely Lloyd Garmadon, Kai flew Flame back to the monastery. When the Hypnobrai attacked the village later in the day, Kai once again used Flame as transport there.

### Home

After the ninja had left to destroy Lloyd's treehouse fortress, Nya and Wu rode Flame to the scene where they rescued the ninja just before the fortress collapsed. Flame flew them back to the monastery, only to find it engulfed in flames.

### Snakebit

After the ninja discovered the *Destiny's Bounty* in the Sea of Sand, Flame took up residence in some nearby ruins. However, Flame began to molt and left for the Spirit Coves where it merged with the other three Dragons to become the Ultra Dragon.

## Appearance

Flame is used to living in hot climates. He can swim in lava and travel into the Underworld. His skin is red and orange and may possibly be hot but cool enough to ride on. He also has yellow and gold accents on top of his red base color. He appears to have two large wings with deep red membranes, two legs, a slim neck and a big head with golden whiskers.

## Official description

### Fire Dragon Attack

*Fly into battle with the ninjas and their terrifying dragon to take on the evil Wyplash! Jump into the saddle and soar into the sky before swooping down with an attack on the creepy skeleton general. You must win the Sword of Fire and then display the limited-edition golden Nya Legacy minifigure to celebrate 10 years of LEGO® NINJAGO® sets.*
Aquaman (Justice League Action)

**Aquaman** is the King of Atlantis, and the Member of the Justice League.

## Biography

Half-Human and Half-Atlantean, Aquaman is the King of Atlantis and defender of Earth's vast oceans. As a founding member of the Justice League, he also protects the surface world from the forces of evil!.

## Powers, Skills, and Abilities

* **Atlantean Physiology:** Aquaman's Atlantean lineage provides him with super-strength, near impenetrable body mass, and the ability to swim at incredible speeds. He can also communicate with marine life telepathically.

## Paraphernalia

**Equipment**

**Transportation**

**Weapons**

## Notes

* His only appearance is in the Justice League Action Run app game.
* In the episodes, Harley Quinn says that unlike Aquaman she is not knowledgeable about submarines, and Joker says that Aquaman does not care for his fish joke.
Batman: The Brave and the Bold

An updated animated series centering on the Caped Crusader himself as he partners and deals with his fellow superheroes in the DC Comics universe.

## Season One

1. Rise of the Blue Beetle!
2. Terror on Dinosaur Island!
3. Evil Under the Sea!
4. Invasion of the Secret Santas!
5. Day of the Dark Knight!
6. Enter the Outsiders!
7. Dawn of the Dead Man!
8. Fall of the Blue Beetle!
9. Journey to the Center of the Bat!
10. The Eyes of Despero!
11. Return of the Fearsome Fangs!
12. Deep Cover for Batman!
13. Game Over for Owlman!
14. Mystery in Space!
15. Trials of the Demon!
16. Night of the Huntress!
17. Menace of Conqueror Caveman!
18. The Color of Revenge!
19. Legends of the Dark Mite!
20. Hail the Tornado Tyrant!
21. Duel of the Double Crossers!
22. The Last Bat On Earth!
23. When OMAC Attacks!
24. Mayhem of the Music Meister!
25. Inside the Outsiders!
26. The Fate of Equinox!

## Season Two

1. Death Race to Oblivion!
2. Long Arm of the Law!
3. Revenge of the Reach!
4. Aquaman's Outrageous Adventure!
5. The Golden Age of Justice!
6. Sidekicks Assemble!
7. Clash of the Metal Men!
8. A Bat Divided!
9. The Super Batman of Planet X!
10. The Power of Shazam!
11. Chill of the Night!
12. Gorillas in Our Midst!
13. Siege of Starro, Part One!
14. Siege of Starro, Part Two!
15. Requiem for a Scarlet Speedster!
16. The Last Patrol!
17. The Mask of Matches Malone!
18. Menace of the Madniks!
19. Emperor Joker!
20. The Criss Cross Conspiracy!
21. Plague of the Prototypes!
22. Cry Freedom Fighters!
23. The Knights of Tomorrow!
24. Darkseid Descending!
25. Bat-Mite Presents: Batman's Strangest Cases!
26. The Malicious Mr. Mind!

## Season Three

1. Joker: The Vile and the Villainous!
2. Shadow of the Bat!
3. Night of the Batmen!
4. Scorn of the Star Sapphire!
5. Battle of the Super-Heroes!
6. Time Out for Vengeance!
7. Sword of the Atom!
8. Triumvirate of Terror!
9. Bold Beginnings!
10. Powerless!
11. Four Star Spectacular!
12. Crisis 22,300 Miles Above Earth!
13. Mitefall!

## See also

* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List%20of%20Batman:%20The%20Brave%20and%20the%20Bold%20episodes
Gyro Gearloose

**Gyro Gearloose** is an inventor and chicken who works for Scrooge McDuck in DuckTales.

## History

Gyro is an intelligent and resourceful inventor and scientist, although sometimes somewhat absent-minded. He is typically featured whenever Scrooge or his family need something invented.

Some of his inventions include Lil Bulb, Robotica, Armstrong, the Time Tub, the Gizmo-suit, the Time Teasers, and The Millennium Shortcut – the time machine that brought Bubba from prehistoric times to the present.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Three Ducks of the Condor"
* "Where No Duck Has Gone Before"
* "Armstrong"
* "Robot Robbers"
* "The Money Vanishes"
* "Sir Gyro de Gearloose"
* "Maid of the Myth" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Sweet Duck of Youth"
* "Earth Quack"
* "Micro Ducks from Outer Space"
* "Aqua Ducks"
* "Working for Scales"
* "Time Teasers"
* "Scroogerello"
* "Double-O-Duck"
* "Magica's Magic Mirror" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Duck to the Future"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part"

### Season 2

* "Marking Time"
* "Bubba Trubba"
* "Ducks on the Lam"
* "Frozen Assets"
* "Metal Attraction"
* "Dough Ray Me"
* "Bubba's Big Brainstorm"
* "The Big Flub"
* "The Unbreakable Bin"
* "The Masked Mallard"

### Season 3

* "Attack of the Metal Mites"
* "Scrooge's Last Adventure"
* "The Golden Goose, Part 2"

### Video games

* "DuckTales"/"DuckTales Remastered"
* "DuckTales: The Quest for Gold"
* "DuckTales 2"

## Trivia

* Gyro was originally created by Carl Barks in 1952 and debuted in *Walt Disney's Comics and Stories* #140.
* His first appearance introduced him as cartoonish with almost every action complete with sound effects and a unique walking and running style, having overly raised his legs.
Donald Duck

Seaman **Donald Duck** USN, is a recurring character from DuckTales 1987's 1st season. He is the nephew of Scrooge McDuck and the uncle and legal guardian of Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck. His signature look incudes a white sailor hat, a blue sailor suit with red accents and a black collar.

## Personality

Donald from the chapters that appears, is shown to be a loving duck who loves his nephews and they love him, since Donald and his nephews had a sentimental farewell accompanied with a hug also for when Donald left them in the care of his uncle Scrooge while Donald was in the navy. Donald has great respect for his Uncle Scrooge and will not tolerate anyone who gets on top of or insults his Uncle.

Donald also does not like someone to insult him for his unintelligible voice that he has, something that Launchpad once did so annoying Donald.

## History

While a central Disney character, Donald's role in the original *DuckTales* is downplayed to give his relatives lead roles. The five-part pilot episode, "The Treasure of the Golden Suns", begins as Donald is about to leave Duckburg to join the US Navy. Which his nephews living with Donald's wealthy uncle Scrooge McDuck throughout the series, Donald makes occasional appearances throughout the first season, meeting up with his relatives on various remote locations, as he serves under Admiral Grimitz.

In the episode "Nothing to Fear", Donald does not appear physically, but only appears in a photo that his nephews keep in their room until an illusion of an evil version of Scrooge (created by Magica De Spell) breaks it by throwing it in front of the triplets.

In "Till Nephews Do Us Part", Donald returns to Duckburg for his final appearance on the show, to serve as best man at his uncle's wedding to Millionara Vanderbucks.

Although he didn't make any appearances after season 1, Donald still made appearances in the *DuckTales* and *Darkwing Duck* comic series.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Don't Give Up the Ship
* Three Ducks of the Condor
* Sphinx for the Memories
* Home Sweet Homer
* Nothing to Fear (photo cameo)
* Spies in Their Eyes
* All Ducks on Deck
* Till Nephews Do Us Part

### Movie

* DuckTales the Movie: Treasure of the Lost Lamp (photo cameo)

### Comics

* The Everlasting Coal
* The Arcadian Urn
* Rightful Owners
* Dangerous Currency

## Trivia

* Donald's role in the series was downplayed due to Disney executive Michael Eisner and the show's writers agreeing that his voice, which tends to be hard to understand, would make him too difficult to use in an action-adventure series, in contrast to the animated shorts, where physical comedy served as the main plot device.
* Donald's temper was hardly ever shown, except when he's captured in incidents like A Whale of a Bad Time.

## Gallery

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Better Late Than Never

* Edward has Thomas' whistle sound at the very beginning.
* Thomas has to wait for James and Henry at the junction; they are supposedly bringing Thomas' passengers, but James is pulling vans instead of coaches, and Henry is not pulling anything at all.
* In many scenes, Clarabel is facing the wrong way.
* Bertie's face is loose when he says "Late again!" and is clearly being held in position by blu-tack.
* When Thomas stops at at the station, there are passengers at the platform. But when Bertie pulls up to tease Thomas, there are no passengers on the platform.
* When Thomas says "Time's time!" his eyes are wonky.
* At the end of the episode when Thomas leaves the station, the track moves a bit by itself.
* In Ringo Starr's US narration, when Thomas says "They dither about on the viaduct and then blame Sir Topham Hatt's workmen," there is an echo in the background. This is audio from the UK version.
* In the scene where Bertie arrives at the station while waiting for Thomas, his eyes are a bit wonky.
Culture of Ninjago

The world of Ninjago and its inhabitants have a culture similar to real-life human culture but with a number of differences as well.

## Time system

The days of the week exist in Ninjago, Lloyd asks "Is it Wednesday already?" in "The Stone Army," Krux says the Ninjago Museum of History is open seven days a week and late on Thursdays in "A Time of Traitors," Dareth said Tuesdays at Laughy's are half-off in "Snaketastrophy" and Gulch said that the riding of giant snails on Tuesdays is forbidden in "Trial By Mino."

At one point, Tommy Andreasen referred to years as "season cycles," implying there are seasons. It would appear the geography determining Ninjago's time system is similar to that of Earth in real life, as Ninjago is a planet in outer space and has a moon. In "The Jade Princess," the Postman tells Kai that he will see him next season and clarifies that he means the seasons of winter, spring, summer, and fall. Andreasen has also stated that the out-of-universe reason the time system of Ninjago appears to be similar to that of real life is because it allows the audience to relate to the world more easily.

Though Zane mentioned the year 1818 in "Scavengers," this is not a year in Ninjago, though based on the New Year Festival it would appear years are still counted. However, Ninjago has a different year cycle than Earth, likely meaning the months are in some way different.

Ninjago's moonNinjago snowing after Zane's sacrifice

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/769794004435210240
2. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1506831586276352001
3. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/858735173361430529
4. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1501291609505222656
5. ↑ https://twitter.com/TommyAndreasen/status/1526516163773071362
Edward and Gordon

{Goof Infobox

* 9th October 1984 (*UK*)
* 15th April 1986 (*NOR*)
* 7th April 1987 (*AUS*)
* 1988 (*WAL, UK*)
* 29th January 1989 (*US; Ringo Starr*)
* 5th October 1990 (*JPN*)
* 3rd April 1991 (*SWE; Louise Raeder*)
* 15th August 1995 (*US; George Carlin, VHS*)
* 1996 (*GER; VHS*)
* 1997 (*KOR; KBS*)
* 20th February 1998 (*GER*)
* 6th August 2002 (*LATAM*)
* 7th July 2004 (*KOR; JEI TV*)
* 1st January 2008 (*HUN/CZE/SVK*)

}}

* In the scenes of where Edward and Gordon cross the turntable, the rotating part of the track tilts and moves slightly.
* During Edward's morning train of coaches, the guard coach is backwards, this being due to the coaches only being painted on one side.
* In the scene that immediately follows Edward leaving the sheds, his eyes are wonky.
* When Edward says "I'm going out again tomorrow," steam is venting from an empty siding in the background. In the siding where steam is venting, the rails end at the bottom of the screen.
* When Edward puffs out of the shed to shunt trucks, the shadow from the camera can be seen.
* When Edward is shunting trucks, his cab roof is raised and a truck on the line next to him is missing an eye.
* Studio equipment is seen in the top left corner when Edward's driver talks to Gordon.
* When Edward buffers up behind Gordon, the sound comes earlier than it should, Gordon's brake van has changed and the open truck is empty.
* In both US narrations, it is said that Edward was happy because he had been so helpful, but he looks sad.

* Edward is wearing James' sad face when he approaches the water tower. Due to this, his nose and eyebrows also change shape.
* When the narrator says "Gordon was very cross," there are bushes beside Gordon instead of the yard and the sheds.
* In the restored version:
	+ As Gordon says "The shame of it!" he is not pulling the trucks.
	+ During the first scene, studio equipment can be seen in the top right corner.
	+ When Gordon's on the hill, the edge of the set can be seen.

* In a close-up of Gordon at Tidmouth Sheds, Henry is not next to Thomas.
* In the first scene, James' eyes are wonky.
* In the last night scene, Henry appears to be in his new shape.
* Edward's eyes are a bit wonky in the final scene of the episode.
* At the start of the episode, the narrator mentions that all the other engines are bigger than Edward. This is not true, as Thomas is actually the smallest engine and James is the same size as Edward.
* In a picture of Gordon passing Edward, the edge of the set can be seen.
* In the first close-up of Edward's driver and fireman in his cab, the shed cannot be seen behind him. The same thing happens when Edward says "Oh yes please!" and in the close-up of Edward's funnel.
* In the second close-up of Edward's driver and fireman in his cab, Gordon is not next to Edward.
Ace (Justice League Action)

**Ace** the Bat-Hound is the dog of Batman. Ace considers himself the "partner" to Batman rather than his "pet".

## History

Ace was born a street dog and was used in an illegal dog fighting ring since he was a pup. Ace is a mix of German Shepard and Great Dane(for those who were wondering). After Batman discovered and stopped the fighting ring he took Ace to live ad train with him.

## Description

Ace the Bat-Hound appears briefly in one episode and is not mentioned by name. He wears a one-piece cowl and cape together with a dog collar in the style of a Utility Belt which, unlike Batman's, is in the traditional yellow color. As usual, he is depicted as being stern and serious like his owner.

We see Batman using him for guard duty at the Watchtower so it is likely that he is a member of the Justice League even though we are not told this.

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## Paraphernalia’s

**Equipment**

**Transportation**

**Weapons**

## Appearances

**Season One**

* Best Day Ever (First Appearance)

## Notes

This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Justice League Action and is an adaptation of Ace the Bat-Hound. The original character was created by Bill Finger and Lew Sayre Schwartz and first appeared in Batman #92.

## Gallery

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Chair Up Chen

**Chair Up Chen** is the third short based around Master Chen and his throne, taking place sometime during or before the fourth season of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*.

## Plot

Chen sits on his throne with Clouse next to him. Chen complains about being bored and pushes two buttons to reveal a mobile and bubbles. He pushes another to spin the chair, but it gets out of control. He stops it, but has a boxing glove punch him and was slammed on the floor. He accidentally presses another button and the throne sprouts bat wings. He then flew out a window and tells Clouse to help him down.

## Cast

* Chen
* Clouse

## Trivia

* The title's name is a pun on "cheer up."
Burger Beagle

**Burger Beagle** is one of the seven main Beagle Boys in DuckTales 1987, and also the one to appear in most episodes. His plate number is 761-176.

## History

Burger is one of the most dimwitted Beagles of the group, and he is constantly hungry. He has a one-track mind when it comes to eating, and his desire for food often makes it easy for his opponents to manipulate and guilt trip him into being honest with the promise of food as a reward. As a result, his own siblings can be caught off guard while trying to tend to him. Burger is also prone to terrible hunger tantrums. He will often start going on about his favorite foods out of the blue, and will frequently mishear random words as the names for foods.

Burger is also the 'friendliest' of the group, and is slightly more laid back in comparison to many of his brothers. Burger tends to remain unfazed, even when all hope for their plans is lost.

Like all of the Beagle Boys, he cares deeply for his mother, and will do anything for her.

Physically, Burger is very hefty, even obese, with a double-chin and two buckteeth. He is one of the shorter Beagle Boys, being taller than only Bigtime and Babyface. His face is covered in stubble. He has a big bite out of his prison plate, which corresponds with his ravenous appetite. Like all Beagle Boys, he wears a red shirt, blue pants, yellow gloves, and a green cap.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* Don't Give Up the Ship
* Wronguay in Ronguay
* Send in the Clones
* Robot Robbers
* The Money Vanishes
* Hero for Hire (in a photo)
* Top Duck
* Earth Quack (non-speaking cameo)
* A Drain on the Economy
* Working for Scales
* Scroogerello
* Take Me Out of the Ballgame (non-speaking cameo)
* Till Nephews Do Us Part

### Season 2

* Marking Time
* Bubba Trubba
* Ducks on the Lam
* Ali Bubba's Cave
* Liquid Assets
* Frozen Assets
* Full Metal Duck
* The Billionaire Beagle Boys Club
* Money to Burn
* The Good Muddahs (non-speaking cameo)
* My Mother the Psychic
* Dough Ray Me
* A Case of Mistaken Secret Identity
* Beaglemania
* Yuppy Ducks
* The Bride Wore Stripes
* The Unbreakable Bin
* Attack of the Fifty-Foot Webby
* The Masked Mallard

### Season 3

* New Gizmo-Kids on the Block
* The Golden Goose, Part 1
* The Golden Goose, Part 2

## Trivia

* Out of all the main Beagle Boys, Burger has the highest voice.
* In "Robot Robbers", Burger speaks with Bouncer's voice. Both characters are voiced by Chuck McCann.
* In "Beaglemania", Burger plays the electric guitar.

## Gallery

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Edward's Exploit

* Because of stock footage being used, studio equipment is seen at the top right of the screen.
* Due to portions of the script being taken word for word from the original story, the narrator as Henry says "Did you see him (Edward) straining?" even though Edward was still at Knapford and the "heavy" train contained of 3 coaches.
* When the engines watch Edward struggle, Edward, Gordon, and BoCo's eyebrows are missing. Also, the back roof of Knapford is missing.
* In the close-up of Gordon, the man next to him has Blu-tack under his feet.
* When BoCo says "You're right, Duck!" his face mask moves a little.
* In a close-up of Edward struggling to pull his train, his second front wheel is derailed.
* When Edward leaves Knapford, the last coach's paint is peeling up.
* When Duck says, "Edward's better than any of you," a steam platform is visible underneath Edward.
* The first coach of Edward's train has a loose running board.
* In one shot, BoCo's angry face is missing the eyebrows.
* Fingerprints are visible in the dust on top of Bill and Ben's brake vans.
* When Bill and Ben arrive at the quarry, someone on the back of Bill's brake van wobbles.
* In the close-up of Edward's driving wheels without the side rods, some of the stickers used for Edward's lining are badly torn up.
* In the shot of inside Edward's cab when his driver says "Well done, boy. You've got them! You've got them!" The reflection of a crew member's face and beard can be seen in the window.
* When Edward enters his berth at Tidmouth Sheds, his left siderods are back on. In the same shot, BoCo's shed doors are hanging off and Gordon's eyes are wonky.
* When Edward pulls into Knapford alongside Henry, blue wires are visible on his and Henry's running board, near their headlamps. Also, blu-tack is visible under the Fat Controller.
* Edward mysteriously gains headlamps when he passes through Crosby.
* In the close-up of Edward's fireman sanding the track, Edward is not moving.
* When Edward says "I'll try, sir," the end of the set can be seen behind him.
* As Edward begins to the visitors back home and the weather changes, it is still sunny while thunder sound effects are heard.
* It is said that Edward's siderods were taken off, but only his left one was removed while his right one is still on his wheels as he passes the trees before he passes through Crosby.
* In the shot of Edward puffing through the signalbox during the night, the roof of the last coach is loose.
Break Van

## Break Van/Donald and Douglas

* In the close-ups of Donald when he talks to the brake van, his lamp iron is missing and he is in Knapford Station instead of the yard.
* When Donald bumps the brake van, the bumping sound is late by a second.
* When Donald crashes into the signalbox, the wall is completely destroyed, but when the Fat Controller arrives, the wall looks relatively undamaged.
* In the scene where Donald crashes, the signalbox has a sign on it reading "TIDMOUTH" and the letter M is rubbed out. But in the very next scene, the letter is clearly visible.
* When James leaves the yard, Gordon's eyes are wonky.
* When James passes Suddery Castle, the brake van does not appear to have a face.
* When Douglas crushes the brake van, his wheels are bluish-grey, most likely due to the fluid inside the model that generates the smoke effects.
* The brake van turns brown when Douglas crushes him.
* When the brake van's wreckage is being cleared away, Douglas' face is clean, but when Edward says "I heard him from my yard," his face is dirty and his nameplate is crooked and peeling.
* When the Fat Controller says "I don't know," Douglas' face moves slightly.
Bone Daggers

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## Information

### Status

Intact

**Bone Daggers** are weapons used by Samukai.

## History

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## Appearances

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## Trivia

* These daggers never appeared in the sets, though the Double-Bladed Bone Dagger, a similar weapon never seen in the show, did appear in a set.
Bill Murray

Bill Murray

Name
William James Murray

Birthplace
Evanston, Illinois, U.S.

Birth date
September 21, 1950

Occupation
Actor and comedian

Active Years
1973 - present

**William James Murray** (born September 21, 1950) is an American actor, comedian, writer, producer, and director. Known for his deadpan delivery, Murray rose to fame on *The National Lampoon Radio Hour* (1973–1974) before becoming a national presence on *Saturday Night Live* from 1977 to 1980, where he received a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series. He starred in comedy films including *Meatballs* (1979), *Caddyshack* (1980), *Stripes* (1981), *Ghostbusters* (1984), *Scrooged* (1988), *What About Bob?* (1991), *Groundhog Day* (1993), *Kingpin* (1996), *The Man Who Knew Too Little* (1997), *Osmosis Jones* (2001) and *Garfield* (2004). His only directorial credit is *Quick Change* (1990), which he co-directed with Howard Franklin.

Murray's performance in Sofia Coppola's *Lost in Translation* (2003) earned him a Golden Globe and a British Academy Film Award and an Oscar nomination for Best Actor. He has frequently collaborated with directors Ivan Reitman, Harold Ramis, Wes Anderson, Sofia Coppola, Jim Jarmusch, John McNaughton and the Farrelly brothers. He received Golden Globe nominations for his roles in *Ghostbusters*, *Rushmore* (1998), *Hyde Park on Hudson* (2012), *St. Vincent* (2014), *On the Rocks* (2020) and the HBO miniseries *Olive Kitteridge* (2014), for which he later won his second Primetime Emmy Award.

Murray received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor in 2016. He is also known for voicing Garfield in the family comedy film *Garfield: The Movie* (2004) and its sequel *Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties* (2006), Clive Badger in *Fantastic Mr. Fox* (2009), Baloo in the live action adaptation of Disney's *The Jungle Book* (2016), and Boss in *Isle of Dogs* (2018). Murray reprised his role as Peter Venkman in *Ghostbusters: Afterlife* (2021) and appeared as Lord Krylar in the Marvel Cinematic Universe superhero film *Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania* (2023).

## Marriage and children

During the filming of *Stripes*, Murray married Margaret Kelly on January 25, 1981. Later, they remarried in Chicago for their families. Margaret gave birth to two sons, Homer and Luke. Following Murray's affair with Jennifer Butler, the couple divorced in 1996. In 1997, he married Butler. Together, they have four sons: Caleb, Jackson, Cooper, and Lincoln. Butler filed for divorce on May 12, 2008, accusing Murray of domestic violence, infidelity, and addictions to sex, marijuana, and alcohol. Their divorce was finalized on June 13, 2008. Butler died on January 19, 2021.

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Batman: DarKnight

***Batman: DarKnight*** was another sequel script to *Batman & Robin* (after *Batman Unchained* was halted). Lee Shapiro and Stephen Wise drafted the script and the project was being shepherded by WB executive Greg Silverman without input from Joel Schumacher, who had been exiled from the franchise at that point.

## Story

Bruce Wayne is in self-imposed seclusion from life, because he feels he has lost his greatest weapons in the fight against crime: his mystique and his enemies' fear. Dick Grayson attends Gotham University, trying to discover who he is apart from his guardian and unwilling to return as Robin without him. Meanwhile, Dr. Jonathan Crane uses his position as professor of psychology at Gotham University and as resident psychiatrist at Arkham Asylum to conduct his experiments in fear. During a vengeful confrontation with a colleague, Dr. Kirk Langstrom, Jonathan Crane unknowingly initiates Kirk's transformation into the creature known as Man-Bat. The unsuspecting denizens of Gotham scream for Batman's head, believing that Man-Bat's nightly hunts is the Dark Knight's bloodthirsty return to action. Bruce dons cape and cowl once more to clear his name and solve the mystery behind these attacks. Eventually, Dick ends up in Arkham Asylum under Crane's unsympathetic watch, and Kirk struggles with his "man vs. monster" syndrome as he longs to both reunite with his wife and get revenge on Crane.

At the end of the script Batman gives Commissioner Gordon a red cell phone, letting him know he's back on duty. As Batman's cape flutters in the wind a crow flies by him and lands by the window of Tetch's Clothing Shop, the silhouette of a man with a tophat can be seen.

## Cast

* George Clooney as Bruce Wayne/Batman
* Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson/Robin
* Jeff Goldblum as Dr. Jonathan Crane/The Scarecrow
* Michael Gough as Alfred
* Pat Hingle as Commissioner Gordon

## Trivia

* The script was vaguely inspired by Frank Miller's 1986 *Dark Knight* series, as it featured a slightly older, weary Bruce Wayne coming out of retirement as Batman to save Gotham.
* Certain story beats and lines of dialogue from this script were used by David S. Goyer and Christopher Nolan in *Batman Begins*, which features Scarecrow as a secondary villain.

## References

1. ↑ THR Heat Vision - Before 'Batman Begins': Secret History of the Movies That Almost Got Made

## Links

* Amazon listing for published screenplay
Bouncer Beagle

**Bouncer Beagle** is one of the seven Beagle Boys in DuckTales 1987.

## History

What Bouncer lacks in brains he more than makes up for in brawn. Bouncer isn't quite as chatty as Bigtime, but he is good at taking orders from him and other Beagle Boys, acting as the group's muscle.

He is tall, hefty, and muscular, and has the prison number "716-167". He is the secondary biggest and strongest of the prominent Beagle Boys, with only Bankjob being bigger and stronger. His most distinguishable feature is his missing tooth, which can be seen in his menacing grin. His face is covered in stubble. Like his brothers, Bouncer wears a red shirt, blue pants, yellow gloves, and a green cap.

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Don't Give Up the Ship"
* "Wronguay in Ronguay" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Money Vanishes"
* "Hero for Hire" (in a photo)
* "Top Duck"
* "Earth Quack"
* "A Drain on the Economy"
* "Working for Scales"
* "Take Me Out of the Ballgame" (non-speaking cameo)

### Season 2

* "Marking Time"
* "Bubba Trubba"
* "Ducks on the Lam"
* "Ali Bubba's Cave"
* "Liquid Assets"
* "Frozen Assets"
* "Full Metal Duck" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Billionaire Beagle Boys Club"
* "Money to Burn" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Good Muddahs" (non-speaking cameo)
* "Beaglemania"
* "Attack of the Fifty-Foot Webby" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Masked Mallard"
Down the Mine

* When Thomas shunts Annie and Clarabel, his eyes look wonky and Annie and Clarabel are missing their names. When we get a shot of Thomas rolling out of Knapford Station and to the mine, steam comes out of the side of Thomas' eye sockets.
* In the sign's close-up, it says: "DANGER: Engines must not pass this **board**," but when Thomas passes the board, it says: "DANGER: Engines must not pass this **point**" instead.
* When Gordon and Thomas leave the mine, Thomas' wheels drag along the line for a few seconds before he blows his whistle.
* When the narrator says "But he (Thomas) didn't want to meet Gordon just yet," a small piece of hair is seen on the left side of Thomas' smoke box.
* Thomas' side rods are in different positions both before and after he is pulled out of the mine.
* When Annie and Clarabel say "He's dreadfully rude. I feel quite ashamed," Annie is facing the wrong way.
* Due to reusing footage from the unaired pilot, Thomas' splashers briefly lose their lining.
	+ Thomas' yellow lining on his cab is also missing.
	+ Thomas is also missing his lamp irons.
	+ Smoke can be seen coming out of Thomas' eyes due the model's performance.
Gordon Goes Foreign

***Gordon Goes Foreign*** was an episode planned for the second series that was cancelled due to budgetary restraints. It was to be based on the story of the same name from the Railway Series book The Eight Famous Engines.

## Trivia

* If this episode had been filmed, the Big City Engine would have been made using a modified version of Henry's model with a new face mask and smoke deflectors.
* Despite this episode being cancelled, a reference to it is made in the twenty-fourth season double-length episode Thomas and the Royal Engine.
Ghost Train

## Ghost Train/Percy's Ghostly Trick

* In the opening shot of the viaduct, a light on the scaffolding goes on a bit too late.
* In the shot of Toby telling Thomas about Percy's accident, the film has been cut since his eyes jerk from up to down.
* In the restored version, Toby leaves Percy to go to the sheds a little later than he did in the original, but the puffing noise starts before he moves. This is because an alternate take of Toby leaving was used instead of the original analogue shot.
* During the scene when Thomas visits Toby at the station after his scare, Thomas is right next to Toby for the wide shots, but is a little further forward during his close-ups.
* As Thomas leaves the sheds, his lamp is off and slightly tilted to the left (viewers' right), there are wires next to the windows outside and what appears to be a piece of wood can be seen behind the doors, which cracks open a bit when Thomas leaves.
* When Percy is puffing through the valley, he has a black box attached to his cab. This is most likely the power source for both of his lamps. This can also be seen on the back of Percy's Ghost Engine, earlier in the episode.
* Percy's left (viewer's right) cylinder is loose throughout the first half of the episode.
* When Percy comes into the shed, Toby's face mask is loose.
* When Percy passes the windmill, his tail lamp is not red.
* Clarabel is facing the wrong way when Thomas leaves Tidmouth.
* When Percy enters the sheds, his lamp is slightly crooked.
* When Thomas leaves the quarry, both his dome and whistle appear the be crooked.
* Throughout this episode the camera shakes a bit in many scenes.
* Thomas and Toby's eyes are wonky when talking about Percy at the sheds.
Bubblestand

If you were looking for the article about the ***location***, then see *Bubblestand (location)*.

"**Bubblestand**" is a *SpongeBob SquarePants* episode from season 1. In this episode, SpongeBob starts a bubblestand.

## Synopsis

The episode begins with SpongeBob walking outside to breathe in the peacefulness of the neighborhood in the morning. Suddenly, he begins to loudly build a bubble stand, much to the annoyance of Squidward, who demands SpongeBob to be quiet while he is practicing his clarinet-playing. SpongeBob stops for a time, takes a few tentative taps of his hammer, and then quickly finishes construction before Squidward has a chance to complain again.
Doofus Drake

**Doofus Drake** is a supporting character in DuckTales 1987. He is a friend and neighbor of Huey, Dewey, and Louie.

## History

Doofus is somewhat larger, likely due to being older as well as having a constant appetite. He often appears with Launchpad, acting as his sidekick. Doofus is a member of the Junior Woodchucks, and is often shown wearing his uniform.

While rather dim-witted and clumsy, Doofus also got a positive attitude that is just as insatiable as his appetite. He exhibits hero worship for Launchpad, which frequently borders on the delusional. He's got a strong moral compass, best demonstrated in the episode "Superdoo!", in which he uses paranormal powers to save the Junior Woodchucks from catastrophe, only to voluntarily relinquish them for the sake of hard work and friendship.

When Scrooge travels 40 years into the future in the episode "Duck to the Future", Doofus has become trimmer and it's revealed that he is married to Webby.

After appearing throughout the first season, Doofus makes one last, non-speaking, appearance in one scene in "Super DuckTales"

## Appearances

### Season 1

* "Where No Duck Has Gone Before"
* "Hero for Hire"
* "Superdoo!"
* "Launchpad's Civil War"
* "Sweet Duck of Youth"
* "Aqua Ducks"
* "Merit-Time Adventure"
* "The Right Duck"
* "Magica's Magic Mirror"
* "Duck to the Future"
* "Nothing to Fear"
* "Till Nephews Do Us Part" (non-speaking cameo)
Bane (Justice League Action)

**Bane** is a super villain and an enemy of Batman.

## Description

Bane is large and exceptionally muscular and wears a tight, dark blue, single piece costume that leaves his shoulders and arms bare. Covering his head is a mask like that of a Mexican wrestler. There are tubes leading from his wrists to the back of his head that are seen to contain a green substance that is usually known as 'Venom' and which ought to give him enhanced strength and endurance. Although he only has a non-speaking role in one episode, he is heard to growl like an animal, and in combat tries to use his physique to overpower his opponents.

## Appearances

**Season One**

* 44 System Error (Robot)

## Trivia

* Bane's "real name" Antonio Diego comes from the Tim Burton Batman Movies.
* Bane first appeared as a cameo in the intro.
* He is famously known as "The Man Who Broke the Bat" when he broke Batman's spine, making him in pain.
* He is seen in the the opening titles of all of the full episodes.
* This version of him has no skull mask
* Bane's real name is given as Antonio Diego in the Tim Burton Batman movies.

## Gallery

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Fist to Face

*“He could be telling the truth. Games have glitches sometimes.”*
*“Oh yeah, like Fist to Face! Remember that game? You can step right through the wall?”*

## Information

### Status

Inoperative

***Fist to Face*** is a video game series created by Milton Dyer whose original arcade game is present at Benny's Arcade Emporium.

## History

### Rise of the Snakes

#### Can of Worms

As part of Wu's lesson to show the ninja the destructive power of rumors, Lloyd beats Kai's high score in *Fist to Face 2* multiple times and tells him that Cole did it, knowing Kai is enthusiastic about the game. Kai checks the game to confirm this, then yells Cole's name in anger.

### Prime Empire Original Shorts

#### Let's Dance

While Jay and Nya are inside Benny's Arcade Emporium, other gamers are playing *Fist to Face*.

#### Gayle Gossip: A Closer Look

*Fist to Face* is seen in a *Prime Empire* commercial. It can also be seen while Nelson is playing *Prime Empire*.

### Prime Empire

#### Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?

A couple of players are playing *Fist to Face* when all of a sudden the electricity shuts down. After it's quickly restored, the arcade cabinet shows *Prime Empire* instead of *Fist to Face*.

#### Dyer Island

In Dyer Mansion, Kai notices some of Milton Dyer's scrapped game concepts, including *Fist to Face 4*.

#### The Glitch

The game is mentioned by Jay who talked about a glitch in *Fist to Face*.

### Seabound

#### The Calm Before the Storm

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### Assault on Ninjago City

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## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Prime Empire Original Shorts

* 1. "Let's Dance"
* 6. "Gayle Gossip: A Closer Look"

#### Season 12: Prime Empire

* 129. "Would You Like to Enter Prime Empire?"
* 130. "Dyer Island" (VHS)

#### Season 14: Seabound

* 177. "The Calm Before the Storm"
* 178. "Assault on Ninjago City"

## Trivia

* This was the first video game or video game series made by Milton Dyer to be mentioned in *Ninjago*.

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 **TV media**
 **Video games**
 **Games**
 **Social media**
Chen's New Chair

Chen's New Chair is the first short based around Master Chen and his throne, taking place sometime during or before the fourth season of *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*.

## Synopsis

*Chen has a new chair…what could possibly go wrong? Maybe he should have listened to Clouse and read the building instructions!*

## Plot

After Chen unboxed his new throne, he admired it while Clouse suggests he reads the manual. He presses a button that opened a trapdoor under the box. Clouse insists he reads the instructions before pushing any more buttons. Chen ignores him, claiming he doesn't need it and reading is boring, and pushes another button, setting Clouse on fire and burning the manual in the process.

## Appearances

### Characters

* Chen
* Clouse

## Trivia

* This is the first episode where Master Wu is not the narrator.
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Fangpyre Wrecking Ball

*This is about the Serpentine vehicle. For the set, see here.*

*“Can you believe the Fangpyres had an evil wrecking ball? How could a wrecking ball be evil?”*

— Jay in "Vehicles and Mechs"

## Information

### Owner/User

Ed (original)
Fangpyre
Jay

### Status

Unknown

The **Fangpyre Wrecking Ball** is one of the bigger Serpentine machines, a large crane with a semi-sentient wrecking ball.

## History

### Snakebit

It was originally created by Ed and Edna, but the Fangpyre bit it at Ed & Edna's Scrap N Junk and became a Serpentine vehicle.

Jay boarded it and discovered that its control console is a smaller snake-head - nonetheless, he managed to commandeer the crane against a Fangpyre Robot infected with Fangpyre venom.

### Never Trust a Snake

The Fangpyre Wrecking Ball was being used by the Fangpyre when they were about to confront the Hypnobrai.

## Appearances

### *Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu*

#### Season 1: Rise of the Snakes

* 3. "Snakebit "
* 4. "Never Trust a Snake"

## Trivia

* This is one example of a vehicle in the show serving as inspiration for a set, not the other way around.

## Gallery

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## References

1. ↑ https://youtu.be/S3FqrPHYUmc?t=2596

 **Villain vehicles**
 **Other vehicles**
 ***The LEGO Ninjago Movie* vehicles**