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Talonbane Cobra

* Talonbane Icon
* Talonbane Space
* Talonbane Ground

* Space
* Ground

* 5000 Credits (Galactic Conquest)
* 980 Credits (Space Skirmish)

* Mercenary Recruitment on Adumar

1

(Wingmen)

* 15

* Fast Charging Anti-Laser

* 0.2 Per Second

(Wingmen)

* 20

* Fighter Armor

None

* 500

* Mercenary Recruitment on Adumar

1

* Air

* 0.6 Per Second

* Light Aircraft

* 70

## Player Evaluation

### Space Evaluation

Talonbane Cobra is a Black Sun fighter hero, and commands what is effectively Xizor's very own Rogue Squadron, His squadron size is double that of a standard Kihraxz Assault Fighter squadron, in addition his squadron's fighters have been modified to carry more cluster rockets and instead of standard Concussion Missiles they are equipped with Ion Missiles which drain shields and can disable enemy starfighters. With the strike ability Talonbane's alpha-strike damage potential is high allowing him to cut through swathes of poorly armored starfighters, that combined with his high speed and turnrate allow his squadron to come out on top in most dogfights, sometimes winning them on the first pass.

Against gunships, screeners and heavily armored starfighter units, Talonbane's squadron falters as they lack armor piercing weapons, avoid chasing down these units and let more disposable and properly equipped fighters handle these threats else his squadron be left in the open and picked apart by point defense weapons.

### Ground Evaluation

One should not overlook Talonbane's capabilities on the ground, he flies into battle with two wingmen all armed with Ion Missiles which disable hit enemy vehicles, turrets, droids, turbolaser towers and more, they also dish out high damage to enemy aircraft, creative commanders can use these ion missiles to great effect in leaving openings in enemy defenses for things like bombing run or flanking attacks on heavy vehicles.

However once the missiles are fired they have a long reload time leaving Talonbane and his wingmen with only their high speed and light fighter cannons to defend themselves, their speed and agility in the air is almost unmatched but the cannons on the Kihraxz do fairly low damage and are inaccurate, they rely heavily on their missiles to win dogfights with enemy ground fighters.

As is typical with aircraft they are easily defeated with heavy anti air weapons, units like the T1-C and AT-MAA should be avoided, flak weapons can be dodged, SAM's are significantly harder to evade, flying into the wrong area at the wrong time can be disastrous.

One of Talonbane's more notable characteristics on the ground is his 15% combat bonus to all aircraft in ground battles, a not so insignificant buff, especially paired with a General like Prince Xizor.

## Lore Description

Talonbane Cobra is one of the best pilots in the galaxy. With his modified Kihraxz Assault fighter he is not afraid to battle both in space and ground battles, making it impossible to escape him. His abilities have made him a name amongst Black Sun pilots and he only accepts the most skilled ones to join his squadron.
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The Fugitive (1963-1967)

## The Fugitive

***The Fugitive*** is an American television series created by Roy Huggins. The series follows Dr. Richard Kimble, who is wrongly sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, as he searches for his wife's murderer, the "One-Armed Man."

## Main cast

* David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble
* Barry Morse as Lt. Philip Gerard
* Bill Raisch as the One-Armed Man

## External links

* The Fugitive at Wikipedia
* The Fugitive (1963-1967) at the Internet Movie Database
Jyggalag's Realm

Jyggalag's Realm is a small Plane of Oblivion created by Jyggalag, Daedric Prince of Order.

it is very small because Jyggalag has been banished before and now he is cursed to live in a small Plane.

## Jyggalag's Realm

### Trivia

Jyggalag has no own Realm (his realm was the Shivering Isles) in The Elder Scrolls game series.

after the beating of Jyggalag in New Sheoth Jyggalag made his own realm, for his mortal priests and to garrison the Knights of Order.
Run!

"**Run!**" is the third episode of *The Fugitive* (2020).

## Synopsis

Pritti goes undercover to get info on Mike’s involvement. Meanwhile, Clay and his team at the LAPD use their own strategies to further the investigation.

## Cast

* Boyd Holbrook as Mike Ferro
* Kiefer Sutherland as Clay Bryce
* Tiya Sircar as Pritti Patel
Clay Bryce

Captain **Clay Brice** is a senior police detective in the Los Angeles Police Department. He’s a former NYPD Detective who left New York City after his wife was killed during the 9/11 terror attacks. He barely takes days off or vacations during his time in the LAPD. When a bomb is set off in the Los Angeles subway, all clues point toward a man named Mike Ferro, and Bryce is tasked with heading the investigation to apprehend him.
The Last Oasis

"**The Last Oasis**" is the ninety-first episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).

The fourth season of The Fugitive begins with the series' first color episode, as Dr. Richard Kimble (David Janssen), wrongfully accused of murder, continues his search for the One-Armed Man who killed his wife--even as the relentless Lt. Gerard (Barry Morse) steps up his efforts to recapture Kimble. On this occasion, Kimble is using the alias "David Morrow" as he arrives in Arizona, where Sheriff Prycer (Arch Johnson) is waiting to arrest him. Though Kimble eludes the trap, Prycer's deputy Steel (Mark Richman) is certain that he has wounded the fugitive and disobeys the Sheriff's orders to give up the chase. Meanwhile, Kimble has taken refuge in an Indian school, where he finds a kindred spirit in lonely teacher Annie Johnson (Hope Lange).
Bridgit Mendler

*The topic of this page has a wiki of its own: Bridgit Mendler Wiki.*

Mendler performing at 2017 SXSW

**Bridgit Claire Mendler** (born December 18, 1992 Washington, D.C., U.S), better known as **Bridgit Mendler**, is an American singer-songwriter, actress and producer.

She is a very good friend of Naomi Scott. Both starred movie *Lemonade Mouth* (Mendler as Olivia White and Scott as Mo Banarjee)

## Friendship

* Scott make a guest appearance on Mendler's music video for her single, "Hurricane".
* Bridgit and her boyfriend, Shane, attended Naomi's wedding in 2014.
* Mendler tweeted about Scott's single, "Vows": "this song always gives me goosebumps so glad the world can finally hear it".

## Discography

* *Hello My Name Is...* (2012)
* *Live in London* - EP (2012)
* *Nemesis* - EP (2016)

## References

1. ↑ Bridgit Mendler ‘Hurricane’ Video: Disney Star Hangs Out In London For New Single (WATCH)
2. ↑ Go Behind-The-Scenes of Bridgit Mendler’s “Hurricane” Music Video
3. ↑ Lemonade Mouth's Naomi Scott Marries Soccer Player Jordan Spence
4. ↑ *Twitter* - Mendler about "Vows".
TIE-Phantom

5

* 33 Seconds (Galactic Conquest)
* 11 Seconds (Space Skirmish)

### Player Evaluation

A special prototype TIE Model equipped with a cloaking device, the TIE Phantom is a fairly good all round starfighter, with the added benefit of stealth.

The TIE Phantom is a powerful mid-range starfighter. The addition of shields give it far more survivability than basic TIEs, and while it lacks the missiles of a TIE Avenger, it does carry heavier laser weapons than a TIE Interceptor. Should the squadron be overwhelmed, it also has the stealth system as a fallback.

TIE Phantoms are extremely rare; only the planet Aten II has the specialized resources needed to construct the cloaking device, and reserves are scarce. Commanders are normally only permitted to have five squadrons of Phantoms at a time. They are also suitable for stealth observation of hostile systems, similar to a TIE Scout.

No other imperial ship available at this time has a cloaking device, and the phantom does not have the firepower for surgical precision strikes behind enemy lines, so good opportunities to use the cloaking device tactically can be scarce. It is also still a starfighter though, and can be used accordingly. As with all TIEs though, there is safety in numbers; the phantom does equally well paired with interceptors and avengers as a superiority fighter or with assault craft as an escort.
Tiya Sircar

**Tiya Sircar** is an American actress who portrays Pritti Patel in the 2020 series *The Fugitive*.

Sircar is best known for her roles in the NBC comedy *The Good Place*, and had guest roles in series such as Netflix's *Master of None* and Fox's *The Mindy Project*. Sircar was a regular on ABC's *Alex, Inc*.

## External links

* Tiya Sircar at the Internet Movie Database
* Tiya Sircar at Wikipedia
Search in a Windy City

Search In A WIndy City is the nineteenth episode from the first season of The Fugitive

For ten days Kimble has been in Chicago having received a description of a one armed man that matches the man who killed Helen Kimble He telephones Michael Decker (Pat Hingle), a newspaper columnist who had defended Kimble during the trial. Decker is under pressure to produce a story on Kimble and he has his street informants check for one armed men.

Decker puts Kimble up in his apartment, which creates friction with Decker’s wife Paula (Nan Martin), to where Decker tricks Paula, a recovering alcoholic, into relapsing so she can’t interfere.

When one of Decker’s informants phones that he spotted a one armed man at the bus depot, Kimble rushes there - and spots the very one armed man (Bill Raisch; the character will eventually be identified as Fred Johnson in later years) who killed his wife. Johnson escapes Kimble’s pursuit so Kimble must phone Decker at his office to figure out his next move.

Unknown to Kimble however, Lieutenant Gerard has learned of Decker’s activity and learned (via clever interrogation sleight of hand) from Paula of Kimble’s presence. Decker tricks Kimble into returning to Decker’s apartment, but Gerard’s trap backfires.
Wrong Place, Wrong Time

"**Wrong Place, Wrong Time**" is the first episode of *The Fugitive* (2020).

## Synopsis

Mike works with his parole officer to get back on his feet after being released from prison. Just as hope sets in, he finds himself in the wrong place at the wrong time.

## Cast

* Boyd Holbrook as Mike Ferro
* Kiefer Sutherland as Clay Bryce
Roy Huggins

**Roy Huggins** was an American novelist and an influential writer/creator and producer of character-driven television series. He was the creator of *The Fugitive*. Aside from the series, he has developed television series including *Maverick* and *The Rockford Files*.  He became a noted writer and producer using his own name, but much of his later television scriptwriting was done using the pseudonyms Thomas Fitzroy, John Thomas James or John Francis O'Mara.

## External links

* Roy Huggins at the Internet Movie Database
* Roy Huggins at Wikipedia
Concrete Evidence

Kimbie has been hired by a construction company whose owner, Alex “Pat” Patten, had been acquitted over a school collapse that killed three children Pat is suffering from a heart condition that will kill him in perhaps a month and he’s working on a motel. When he recognizes Kimble from a wanted poster he blackmails Kimble to keep him alive so the motel will be finished.
Richard Kimble (disambiguation)

**This article is a disambiguation page for Richard Kimble (disambiguation)**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

There are three different versions of the Richard Kimble character:
* Richard Kimble (original series) – the character from the original 1960s series, portrayed by David Janssen
* Richard Kimble (film) – the character from the 1993 film, portrayed by Harrison Ford
* Richard Kimble (2000s series) – the character from the 2000s series, portrayed by Tim Daly
Nemesis

**Nemesis** is the fifth episode of the second season of The Fugitive.

Kimble works with a trout hatchery in Northby, Wisconsin and is driving to seed a river with trout hatchlings. He is followed and stopped by two men who want to know where the fish will go - one of them is local sheriff Sam Deebold (John Doucette); when he notices Kimble’s nervous reaction to his badge Deebold begins to wonder about the driver.

Driving about three hundred miles away is Gerard with his young son Phil Jr. (Kurt Russell) returning home from a trip to see Phil’s mom. Junior has a stack of football cards and is also anxious to see his dad more since Phil’s job and pursuing Kimble in particular has taken up so much of his time - a desire Phil equally desires. They reach a rest stop where the Lieutenant phones Captain Carpenter (Paul Birch) who informs him Sheriff Deebold found evidence that Kimble is in Northby.

Gerard has Junior stay with Deebold’s wife even though Junior wants to see his dad catch Kimble. On the pretext of getting his football cards Junior sneaks into the trunk area of Deebold’s station wagon. But when Deebold and Gerard arrive at the hatchery Kimble sees them and sneaks past, steals the station wagon, and makes his escape into woods he’s learned like the back of his hand - and belatedly learns of Phil Gerard Junior’s presence, while Gerard Senior later learns of this but amid his anxiety believes Kimble will not harm his child - and even mildly snaps at the skeptical Deebold in defense of this belief.

Junior tries his best to tip someone to their presence but is naturally thwarted at all turns by Kimble. When the station wagon runs out of gas the two must make their way on foot. They find a safe place to sleep and next morning are found by Corbin, a local hunter who doesn’t strictly follow local hunting legalities. He agrees to provide Kimble and Junior breakfast but is visited by Game Warden Matt Davis, who is looking for Kimble and Junior. When Junior accidentally lets a rifle hit the floor it goes off and Davis finds Kimble. The Fugitive however won’t let himself be taken - but when Junior suddenly needs his help he doesn’t hesitate to provide it, and Junior is left wondering whether Kimble and his dad maybe are both right.
Terror at High Point

## Plot

Kimble works on a construction site in Utah and has befriended an autistic youth, Jamie. Crewman Dan Pike, a bully, teases Jamie and draws the enmity of Kimble for it, while Ruth Harmon, the wife of the crew boss Buck Harmon, has been teaching Jamie to read. When Ruth is found assaulted, Pike convinces Buck it was the fault of Jamie, but when Jamie flees, Kimble helps prove his innocence.
Boyd Holbrook

**Boyd Holbrook** is an American actor and fashion model who portrays Mike Ferro in *The Fugitive* (2020).

Holbrook has appeared in films such as *Milk*, *Out of the Furnace*, *Run All Night*, *A Walk Among the Tombstones*, and *Gone Girl*, and starred as DEA agent Steve Murphy in the Netflix series *Narcos*. He also starred in *Logan* and *In the Shadow of the Moon*.

## External links

* Boyd Holbrook at the Internet Movie Database
* Boyd Holbrook at Wikipedia
Death of a Very Small Killer

Kimble smuggles himself into a coastal town in Mexico by taking the identity of a sailor. The area is affected by meningitis and an expatriate US doctor, Frederick Howell, is determined to develop a cure. He recruits Kimble into helping him but Kimble sees that not all of Howell’s patients are getting adequate treatments. He especially objects to Howell’s methods when he discovers stores of medicines are being deliberately withheld. Howell however recognizes Kimble’s true identity and will use that fact against Kimble as a local policeman who was recently treated by Howell is developing suspicion of the newcomer.
Wife Killer

## Plot

In Baker City, Michigan, reporter Barbara Webb is covering a murder and resulting police dragnet in her hometown. She was fired from the local paper three years earlier for botching coverage of a hostage situation that led to a man's death, but the paper's editor, Herb Malone, still loves her. When Barbara sees a one-armed man in the outdoor holding area, she guesses - accurately - it is the one-armed man Richard Kimble is pursuing, and her photo eventually smokes out Kimble and Gerard. The one-armed man sees Kimble and escapes, and when Barbara sees Kimble, she helps him pursue his quarry. A crash off a steep embankment injures the one-armed man and Kimble and Barbara must nurse him back to health at a shuttered scout camp nearby. While checking his ID cards they learn his name is Fred Johnson, albeit one of his numerous aliases. Barbara goes to town and gets medicines Kimble needs to revive Johnson and when Kimble coaxes a nodding confession from him she begins to write a confession paper - but forges Johnson's signature onto the paper, a deceit Kimble soon discovers - just as Gerard succeeds in forcing Herb Malone to help him find the both of them.
World's End

## Plot

Eleanor Burnett, the daughter of Kimble's now-deceased attorney John Burnett, puts out a want ad cryptically telling Kimble she has information about the night of his wife's murder. Richard contacts her and they agree to meet in Kansas City, but when he arrives, she must reveal late-arriving news - the one-armed man they have found died in a farm fire thirty miles away. Devastated by this news, Richard drives to the farm and queries the farmer whose story seems to confirm the man may indeed be the man Kimble needs to find. But when Eleanor gets further information that Kimble's one-armed man is, in fact, alive, she withholds it from Kimble so she can have him as her lover - but Lieutenant Gerard, a family friend of the Burnetts summoned by Eleanor's mother Ada, is tracking Eleanor.
Orto Plutonia

## Historical Reference

Orto Plutonia was a frigid planet located in the Pantora system of the Outer Rim Territories' Sujimis sector. It was orbited by the moon Pantora, which was long believed to be the only habitable world in the system. It was the homeworld of the Talz species, but was considered to be a protectorate of Pantora until control of the world was given back to them following a brief war between the Talz and the Pantorans.
Smile for The Camera

"**Smile for The Camera**" is the second episode of *The Fugitive* (2020).

## Synopsis

In the aftermath of the explosion, the LAPD Counter-Terrorist Bureau and an investigative journalist, Pritti, start the search for a suspect.

## Cast

* Boyd Holbrook as Mike Ferro
* Kiefer Sutherland as Clay Bryce
* Tiya Sircar as Pritti Patel
Ten Thousand Pieces of Silver

## Plot

In Pennsylvania, Kimble is working for rancher Jacob Lawrence and is tutoring his autistic daughter, Cathy. The local sheriff, Mel Bailey, alerts the Lawrences of the escape of a killer named Jack Burmas, and Kimble, while on an errand to town, is attacked by Burmas. While all this is going on, the Stafford Chronicle has posted a reward of $10,000 for information leading to Kimble's capture - albeit self-servingly because Lt. Gerard's men arrested the editor's son for stealing a car and the editor, Martin Pierce, refuses to hold his son accountable for it. When a local store owner sees the Chronicle story about the award, he phones Pierce, who informs Gerard, but when Kimble escapes, Burmas takes him and Cathy hostage, then lets Kimble escape to draw away the police. Kimble thus has a massive dilemma, as he must rescue Cathy and escape Gerard all at the same time.
Dave Wachowski

**Dave Wachowski** is the assumed name of the videographer/protagonist of Let's 0. His name comes from the voice mail that is assumed to be for him, as heard in 11.

Dave believes he has amnesia, that he one day "woke up" without knowing anything that had happened. It is unknown if he had amnesia starting with 0 or if it occurred at a later time. He did take a nasty fall in 2 and showed off a cut on the back of his head in 34, but that latter one was simply found in The Phone rather than being uploaded at the time of recording.

Not much is seen or heard of Dave. His arms/hands and legs/feet are seen the most, as the camera is held in first-person view. 16 shows most of his body after he had faked his death in 15. He appears to be a pale, pudgy man. The aforementioned 34 showed a deep cut on the back of his head, which was bald, but according to a comment he left in that episode, he has hair grown back at some point.

Dave often claims he is being followed or stalked by someone or something, and despite some odd occurrences happening on-screen, these entities were not seen until 20190421 211105.
Corulag

### Planetary Bonuses

* FASTER PRODUCTION: Infantry is produced 10% faster on this planet due to the presence of Corulag's academies.

## Special Structures

### Rebels/New Republic

* Alliance Base
* Heavy Factory (Rebel)

### Galactic Empire

* Moff Palace
* Army Headquarters
* Elite Barracks
* Advanced Factory
* Specialised Factory

### Black Sun

* Black Sun Palace
* Black Market
* Arms Dealer
* Tank Dealer

## Historical Reference

Corulag boasts vast urban sprawls with the underdeveloped areas covered in forests of sturdy bamboo.  The planet's population is devoted to Emperor Palpatine and is viewed as a model world of proper Imperial behavior. The capital city of Curamelle is the site of Corulag Academy, a branch of the Empire-wide military school.
General Lando Calrissian

## Lando Calrissian

* Space
* Ground

### GC Abilities

* REPEATING FIRE: Increases the firerate of blasters drastically for a short period of time
* PING: Reveals a certain area by using scanning technology

## Combat Statistics

### Max Speed

450
.9

## Technical Specifications

### Movement Type

Walk

***"Show me the money!"***

**The one and only mustachioed Baron Administrator turned Rebel Alliance General, Lando Calrissian primary serves as an economic hero, adding 100% to base planetary income. He should generally be kept away from the fight, as there are far more powerful infantry heroes, but few with the Governor bonus. If he has to take part in the fight, Lando uses his trusty X-8 Night Sniper (confusingly enough, it's a pistol), with the repeating fire ability which boosts it's rate of fire temporarily. While he does have far more health than standard infantry, his damage output is still middling compared to other units (though shockingly high for a single man). He does spawn with an honor guard which does help him in combat, but all in all, he's best kept behind the line.**

**Lando Calrissian is in a transport while in space combat, and should be kept out of the fray at all times.**

## Lore Description

**Lando Calrissian was a human male smuggler, gambler, and card player who became Baron Administrator of Cloud City and, later, a general in the Rebel Alliance. He was the owner of the *Millennium Falcon* before losing it to Han Solo in a game of sabacc on Numidian Prime. After losing the *Falcon*, Calrissian put an end to his days as a smuggler and became an entrepreneur, setting up a small mining operation on the planet Lothal before eventually becoming the leader of Cloud City in the skies of the planet Bespin.**

**During the Galactic Civil War, Darth Vader arrived on Cloud City in order to lay a trap for his son, Luke Skywalker. As part of the trap, the Dark Lord of the Sith forced Calrissian into tricking a group of Rebels, including Solo and Princess Leia Organa, leading them to Vader himself. Though Vader promised to leave Cloud City without an Imperial presence, Calrissian felt the deal had been altered to the point where he could no longer tolerate it. Calrissian alerted his citizens to the Galactic Empire's presence and impending occupation, and he ordered an evacuation. He helped the Rebels try to rescue Solo, who had been frozen in carbonite, from Boba Fett, but the bounty hunter escaped.**

**Calrissian joined the Rebel Alliance and set out to find Solo. After locating him in the palace of Jabba the Hutt on Tatooine, Calrissian aided in his rescue. The Rebels returned to the fleet and Calrissian became a general, volunteering to lead the assault on the Death Star II during the Battle of Endor. During the battle, he piloted the *Millennium Falcon* into the battle station's core, firing the shot which destroyed it.**
Ralph Senensky

**Ralph Senensky** (born May 1, 1923) is an American television director and screenwriter. He studied at the Pasadena Playhouse and worked as a stage director before directing for television.

He directed multiple episodes for dozens of television shows from 1961 to 1988, including *The Fugitive*, the original series of *Star Trek*, *The Partridge Family* and *The Waltons*. He turned 100 on May 1, 2023.
Kiefer Sutherland

**Kiefer William Frederick Dempsey George Rufus Sutherland** is a British-born Canadian actor who portrays Clay Bryce in *The Fugitive* (2020).

He is best known for his starring role as Jack Bauer in the Fox drama series *24*, and has starred in films including *Stand by Me* and *Mirrors*.

## External links

* Kiefer Sutherland at the Internet Movie Database
* Kiefer Sutherland at Wikipedia
Home Is the Hunted

## Plot

Kimble returns to Stafford, Indiana, his hometown. He has done so because he has read that his father, Doctor John Kimble, has been having heart trouble. Richard renews acquaintance with his sister, Donna, but also learns that his brother, Ray, is frequently getting in trouble because he has been stigmatized by the town as Richard's brother - and Ray also believes Richard really did kill his wife. The two must settle this familial breach even as Lieutenant Gerard is present in town.
Dossier on a Diplomat

Kimble is in Washington DC to see legal author Frank Hobart (Lloyd Gough) who has authored a book asserting Kimble was unfairly convicted. Kimble happens upon a near-accident involving Unawa (Ivan Dixon), ambassador from a recently-democratized African nation. Kimble’s intervention leaves Ambassador Unawa grateful and he allows Kimble shelter within his embassy.

His gratitude is not mutual, for his wife Davala (Diana Sands) is concerned for her husband’s health and also when Gerard arrives. Gerard of course cannot arrest Kimble within Unawa’s embassy, but when Unawa’s health takes a serious turn for the worse Davala decides he must be moved - which will leave Kimble vulnerable to arrest.
Stranger in the Mirror

Kimble finds work at a summer camp run by Tony Burrell and his wife Carole. Tony in the past tried to enlist in the local police force and knows its members such as Lieutenant Ed Green, Sergeant Burger, and others. Two officers were recently murdered and a third is killed during the continuing investigation. Kimble becomes a suspect but the true killer is in front of everyone - and doesn’t remember committing the murders.
The Fugitive

**This article is a disambiguation page for The Fugitive**

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Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

***The Fugitive*** may refer to several different articles:

* *The Fugitive* (1963-1967) – the original television series
* *The Fugitive* (film) – the film adaptation
* *The Fugitive* (2000-2001) – the short-lived 2000s series
The Evil Men Do

"**The Evil Men Do**" is the one-hundred-fourth episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967)

## Plot

Lt. Gerard has learned from a Pennsylvania State Policeman that Kimble was spotted driving a local truck in the Pocono Mountain area. Kimble indeed has driven a local truck, as part of his job as a farm hand for Arthur Brame, a local businessman who, unknown to Kimble, is a former Syndicate leader, now retired from the rackets even though his businesses still have Mob connections. When a horse suddenly breaks loose and attacks Brame, Kimble reigns the horse in, and the grateful Brame vows to repay his debt to Kimble regardless of anything.

When Kimble learns that local police are arriving at the ranch, he hides in a departing vehicle and thus escapes. Gerard - familiar with Brame's career as a gangster - queries Brame about Kimble and Brame heads him off in a different direction. One of Brame's assistants finds Kimble in a nearby diner and tells him that Brame will deal with the policeman who's after him. Kimble now questions Brame's wife, Sharon, who denies any wrongdoing by Arthur, until she sees him at the local airport when he was supposed to be on a departing plane. When Kimble again questions Sharon, she reveals that Gerard was sent to an industrial plant in Pittsburgh to see a Brame underling named Delaney.

Sharon and Kimble drive to the plant, where Gerard has questioned Delaney with no luck. But Kimble's worst fear now becomes evident, as Brame has set up an ambush of Gerard with a sniper rifle. Kimble shoves Gerard away from Brame's fire, and now the two men must work together to escape him - even as Sharon intervenes to stop her husband from carrying out his self-imposed contract. When Kimble escapes, Gerard goes after and kills Brame as he knows that he's more dangerous.
Trying an Ouya

**Trying an Ouya** is the forty-fifth video on the Let's 0 YouTube channel. It was uploaded on February 2, 2019 and is 18 minutes, 12 seconds long.

## Description

Finally got this thing to work! Special thanks to Irisnegro DasZimmer on Facebook for helpingme figure this out. I have never played any games on a game machine since I woke up (phone only) so I have no idea what Im ' doing. I figured some of it out quicker than I thought though

## Synopsis

Dave scrolls through the available games on the OUYA, and then plays a few: NeonPlat's Cosmic Adventure, Chomperman, Lava Cat Minigame Trilogy, and Sonic CD.

## Trivia

The games available altogether to Dave include:

* Crystal Picnic
* Sonic CD
* Slashers: The Power Battle
* Donkey-Me
* JNKBombers
* Lava Cat Minigame Trilogy
* Shady's Poopong: 22nd Anniversary Edition
* Chomperman
* Astra Etherium
* Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Episode II
* Sonic the Hedgehog 4, Episode I
* Battle High 2
* Super Indie Karts
* NeonPlat's Cosmic Adventure
* Magic Rampage
* R-Type II
* R-Type
* Oddworld: Stranger's Wrath
* Monster RPG 2
* Boulder Dash: The Full Collection
* Legend of Max
* Haymaker
* Duck Game
* Big Action Mega Fight!
* FilePwn
* Tetris Battle Fusion
* Platdude in A Bit of a Spin
* Wrecking Balls Arena
* The Adventures of Chris
* FullCourt Thunder
* Fright Fight
* Fist Puncher
* TowerFall Ascension
* Platdude in Swamp Golf
* Trashmania: After Dark
* Jupiter Lander
* Platdude in A Go Kart
* Spiky Tower: A SpikeDislike game
* SpikeDislike 2
* Double Dragon Trilogy
* Platdude in Battling Ostriches
* Platdude in a Tube on a Rocket Going Very Fast
* Lego Batman 2
* Frozen Bubble
* Wizorb
* Twin Tiger Shark
* Platdude in Space
* NeonPlat Extreme
* Gaurodan
* Every Good Bird Deserves Flappiness
* Sheep Goes Right
* Blockman Worlds
* Shadow Blade
* Platdude in A Bit of a Do!
* Giana Sisters
* NeonPlat Raw
* Raiden Legacy
* Blockman
* Platdude in The Endless Forest
* JNKPlat: Platdude's Xmas Adventure
* Brick Break Blitz
* Platdude in The Spirit Collector
* Crystaloid
* Beast Boxing Turbo
* Bionic Fighters
* Don't Eat Soap
The Breaking of the Habit

"**The Breaking of the Habit**" is the one-hundred-ninth episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).

Kimble stumbles into a police roadblock and suffers a bullet wound in the leg, but he outmaneuvers police and jumps into the back of a large truck heading to Sacramento. He looks up a Catholic school for girls and telephones inquiring about Sister Veronica (Eileen Heckart), who is the school’s principal.

Sister Veronica has her hands full with budget concerns and two uncooperative students - Vicky (Adrienne Hayes), who is promiscuous (her way of getting back at her mother who ran out on the family) and Marie Dormond (Heather North), who harasses the school custodian for alcohol.

When Kimble arrives he needs Sister Veronica’s help. Kimble had acquired photographic evidence that Fred Johnson is a numbers runner in Tarleton, some two hours away. But as grateful as Veronica remains for Kimble’s past help to her she has her hands full with the school.

Things though get worse. Vicky runs away (which she has done in the past) and after trying to harass Kimble Marie Dormond learns from a newspaper who he is and calls the police. Kimble successfully evades the police and Veronica finally decides to help him to Tarleton - and though their search for Fred Johnson finds he’s already fled the town, the good Sister does wind up getting the wayward Vicky back
Louise Latham

**Louise Latham** was an American actress who appeared in *The Fugitive* (1963-1967) as Betsy Chandler in "The Judgment: Part 2."

## Biography

Latham began her acting career on stage in the Dallas area, making her Broadway debut in 1956 in the play *Major Barbara*. Her television debut was in 1961 on the stage anthology series *Armstrong Circle Theatre* in the play *The Fortune Tellers*. Her film debut was in the 1964 film *Marnie* by Alfred Hitchcock as the neurotic mother of Tippi Hedren, and she was cast by Hitchcock in his 1960s television series *The Alfred Hitchcock Hour* in the 1965 episode "An Unlocked Window."  Other television credits include *Perry Mason*, *The FBI*, *Ben Casey*, *The Invaders*, *Run For Your Life*, *ER*, *Murder She Wrote*, *The X-Files*, and *Bonanza* - an irony is her family was a family of ranchers and her uncle once quipped that if she wanted people to see her act she should appear on *Bonanza*.

## External links

* Louise Latham at the Internet Movie Database
* Louise Latham at Wikipedia
A Clean and Quiet Town

"**A Clean and Quiet Town**" is the ninety-third episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).

## Plot

When Kimble enters the gambling town of Clark City, he is attacked by hoods dispatched by numbers runner Steve Kramer - in reality, Fred Johnson. A lady of the evening named Cora Reed helps Kimble, and he finds work with local businessman Ollie Enright. But when Kramer/Johnson finds out Kimble is still in town, he hires a hitman to kill him, but the hit fails and when Kimble confronts Cora, Johnson has her lure Kimble to a back alley ambush. Kimble, however, wins the fight and surrenders himself and Johnson to the police - as yet unaware that the gangster who runs the town also runs the police.
The White Knight

"**The White Knight**" is the eighty-sixth episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).

## Plot

Kimble works as a delivery driver when he sees a small private plane crash in the nearby desert. He rescues the man and woman aboard, and it turns out the man, Glenn Madison, is an ascending politician and the woman, Pat Haynes, is the wife of Glenn's assistant Russ. Kimble, however, does not want publicity for the rescue else his true identity be exposed, and Glenn's drunken wife Claire becomes a danger to them.
11

**11** is the twelfth video on the Let's 0 YouTube channel. It was uploaded on June 6, 2018 and is 48 seconds long.

## Synopsis

Footage or a still image of a cell phone calling voicemail.

## Transcript

*Portions in bold are when there is a lower voice saying that portion*

"This message is for **Dave Wachowski**. If this is **Dave Wachowski**, please press 1 or stay on the line. If this is not **Dave Wachowski**, please press 2 or hang up now."

"**Dave Wachowski**, this is Southland Dental Center calling to remind you of your appointment on Saturday, August 31st at 2:15 AM. If you have any questions or wish to reschedule your appointment, please call us at 1-900-**AHHHHHHHHF**. Thank you.

"**We saw you.**"

*Voicemail prompt:* "To replay this message..."
The Judgment: Part 1

A seedy bar has been torn up and police arrest a knife wielding man in the back alley. It is Fred Johnson (Bill Raisch) and his arrest makes national news. When Kimble learns of it he hitches a ride to LA on an interstate truck.

But using the arrest to smoke out Kimble is Gerard, and court stenographer Jean Carlisle (Diane Baker), a family friend who is attracted to Richard, spots Gerard and phones Donna Taft. Through Donna she is able to track down Kimble where he was dropped off at s produce market and help him escape police.

Knowing Kimble is in LA Gerard gets an FBI kickback on Johnson’s fingerprints and when he questions him Johnson’s answers become contradictory. Gerard is able to place Johnson at at electronics firm just 75 miles from Stafford, IN two weeks before Helen Kimble’s murder and Johnson’s evasiveness plants greater uncertainty about Kimble’s guilt, uncertainty that has always dogged Gerard, to where he momentarily loses his composure and is stopped by LA police Captain Ralph Lee (Joseph Campanella).

Through a news interview Gerard is able to request Kimble turn himself in, and Jean agrees to see that Gerard is telling the truth about Johnson. She finds more than she bargained for as a seedy bail bondsman, Art Howe (Michael Constantine), has bailed out Johnson. She intercepts Richard again and they tail Johnson and Howe - as do police.

Howe for his part is suspicious, for his client has offered more money directly for Johnson to jump bail. Realizing he can blackmail more out of the client, Howe agrees to bring Johnson to his office that night. There Johnson claims to have seen who killed Helen Kimble.

Jean evades the police tail on Howe and sneaks Kimble to Howe’s office - but the place has been robbed and Howe is dead. Clearly Johnson discovered Howe’s client, killed him, then took his money. A search of the office finds a bail receipt.......indicating Johnson was bailed by Leonard Taft, Kimble’s brother in law.

This news devastates Kimble enough that though he arranges with Jean for them to sneak out of LA separately for Stafford IN he is caught by Gerard and makes no attempt to escape. Kimble and Gerard now are on an eastbound train for Stafford - but there is one final secret that ensures the appointment with execution is one Kimble will never meet.

"**The Judgment: Part 1**" is the first part of the series finale of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).
The Fugitive Wiki

**Welcome to the *Fugitive* Wiki**
A wiki devoted to the 1960s television series, *The Fugitive*, its 1993 film adaptation, the 1998 spin-off, *U.S. Marshals*, the short-lived 2000s series, and the 2020 reboot.

Today is January 29, 2024, and the wiki has 170 pages.

**The Story**
In the 2020 series, *The Fugitive* centers on Mike Ferro, a blue-collar worker who gets entangled in the bombing of the Los Angeles subway train he's riding on. With the faulty evidence on the ground and "tweet-now, confirm-later" journalism. Mike now appears to all the world as the culprit responsible for the heinous act. Wrongfully—and very publicly—accused, Mike must prove his innocence by uncovering the real perpetrator, before the legendary cop, Detective Clay Bryce (Sutherland), heading the investigation can apprehend him. With the city in a state of panic and misinformation traveling at the speed of social media, Mike’s life and family hang in the balance as he becomes...**The Fugitive**.

**Releases**

**Media**

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**News**

**Review: Watching Kiefer Sutherland's 'The Fugitive' over the phone on Quibi, where episodes run 10 minutes max - The Seattle Times - - 2020/08/03 07:00**

Review: Watching Kiefer Sutherland's 'The Fugitive' over the phone on Quibi, where episodes run 10 minutes max  The Seattle Times...

**'The Fugitive' Series Premiere Recap — Quibi, Kiefer Sutherland – TVLine - TVLine - - 2020/08/03 07:00**

'The Fugitive' Series Premiere Recap — Quibi, Kiefer Sutherland – TVLine  TVLine...

**Kiefer Sutherland Starts the Hunt for Boyd Holbrook in First Trailer for THE FUGITIVE Series — GeekTyrant - GeekTyrant - - 2020/02/03 08:00**

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**Quibi's 'The Fugitive' Series, Starring Kiefer Sutherland & Boyd Holbrook, Gets First Teaser - Just Jared - - 2020/02/01 08:00**

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**Kiefer Sutherland Cast in THE FUGITIVE Series at Quibi — GeekTyrant - GeekTyrant - - 2019/09/18 07:00**

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Jabiim

### Planetary Bonuses

* RESTRICTED UNITS: Hover vehicles are unable to function on this planet due to electrical storms, acid rain, and mud, and therefore cannot be deployed.
* MINING PLANET: This planet can build Mining Facilities.

## Special Structures

### Rebels/New Republic

* Alliance Headquarters
* Medium Factory
* Mining Facility

### Galactic Empire

* Army Headquarters
* Advanced Factory
* Mining Facility

### Black Sun

* Arms Dealer
* Black Market

## Historical Reference

Jabiim is a storm-drenched world with mineral wealth. After years of exploitation, the world that was once famed for its endless rains is now becoming a desert. The moisture that is left in the atmosphere has become terminally polluted, causing sporadic storms of violent electricity and deadly acid rain.  All that's beautiful has been decimated.  Vast strip mines now scar its surface, and its seas and rivers run black with ash and slag.
The Witch

"**The Witch**" is the second episode of *The Fugitive* (1963-1967).

## Plot

Jenny Ammory is a young girl who lies about seemingly everything, and when she fails to do homework, she concocts a story about Kimble chasing her near a creek. Ammory later expands the lie to include her teacher Miss Norton (already the source of jealousy among the community's wives because their husbands are attracted to her) but when her father finally calls her out on the lie, Jenny must flee and winds up protecting Kimble from a lynch mob.

## Cast

* David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble
* Patricia Crowley as Emily Norton
* Madeleine Sherwood as Mrs. Ammory
* Arch Johnson as Ty Tyson
* Gina Gillespie as Jenny Ammory
* Barry Morse as Lt. Philip Gerard (credit only)
* Crahan Denton as H.R. Ammory
* Elisha Cook as Sailor
* George Mitchell as Mr. Sturgis
* Ray Teal as Sheriff McNary
* Claudia Bryar as Mrs. Sturgis
The Fugitive (2000-2001)

## The Fugitive

***The Fugitive*** is a television series that ran from October 6, 2000 to May 25, 2001. It is a remake of the 1960s television series of the same name and starred Tim Daly as Dr. Richard Kimble, who is wrongfully convicted of the murder of his wife and pursues the real killer, the "One-Armed Man."

## Main cast

* Tim Daly as Dr. Richard Kimble
* Mykelti Williamson as Lt. Philip Gerard
* Stephen Lang as Ben Charnquist
K-Wing Assault Starfighter Squadron

## K-Wing.jpg

None

* 45 Seconds (Galactic Conquest)
* 13 Seconds (Space Skirmish)

Non-Targetable:

* 1x Med 2-Burst Dual Laser
* 1x LT Dual Laser
* 2x ASLT Missiles
* 2x Artillery Rockets
* 2x Med Proton TRP

### Player Evaluation

The K Wing bomber is the heaviest bomber available to the New Republic. It features an exceptionally wide array of heavy ordinance, carrying medium proton torpedoes, artillery rockets, and assault missiles, all of which can be used in a single attack run. It still suffers from a relatively low top speed and general lack of agility typical of many bombers, but can use the SLAM overdrive booster system to temporarily overcome this weakness.

The K Wing does not carry the ion weaponry found on Y and B wing starfighters, which makes it somewhat less versatile. It also does not carry the heavier ordinance of a B or H wing. What it lacks in penetration however, it makes up for with volume of fire. The K Wing can deliver more ordinance in a single attack run than any other bomber in the new republic navy.

In terms of speed, agility, and durability, the K wing is very comparable to the B wing, so an experienced New Republic commander will have no difficulty incorporating K wings into their existing bomber squadrons. Overall, it is an excellent, though somewhat expensive, bomber.

## Trivia

* This unit is voiced by ThatOneBullet, a developer of Awakening Of The Rebellion.
James Daly

**James Firman Daly** was an American actor who appeared in *The Fugitive* (1963-1967) as gubernatorial candidate Michael Ballinger in "Running Scared", and as retired Syndicate hitman Arthur Brame in "The Evil Men Do".

He was the father of Tim Daly, who portrayed Richard Kimble in *The Fugitive* (2000-2001).

## Biography

Daly began acting at age ten in his hometown. Studying at varied Midwestern colleges, he served in the Navy as an ensign during the Second World War.

Upon his discharge, he became understudy to Gary Merrill on Broadway and by 1949 had earned third billing in the play *Man And Superman*. He also broadened into the nascent television industry, appearing in five episodes 1949-52 in the series *Repertory Theatre*/*The Philco Television Playhouse*.

He then starred in the 1950s series *Foreign Intrigue* and as the decade progressed, his appearances steadily increased. In 1961, he had a memorable role in *The Twilight Zone* in the episode "A Stop At Willoughby," and his guest appearances in such series as *The Doctors And The Nurses* and *Doctor Kildare* continued at a steady pace until in 1969, he began his eight-season run as Doctor Paul Lochner in *Medical Center*. His final appearance was in 1979's *Roots: The Next Generations*.

## External links

* James Daly at the Internet Movie Database
* James Daly (actor) at Wikipedia
Come Watch Me Die

## Plot

In Nebraska, a reprobate named Bellows flees the house of a farm couple. Bellows had stolen from them years earlier, and when the couple is found murdered, Bellows is seen as the killer, a view hardened when he washes blood off his shirt and steals a car. A sheriff's posse finally arrests him. Kimble, working at a repair shop, must drive Bellows and the witnesses to his flight on a bus for trial. Bellows maintains his innocence, to where Kimble believes him, especially as the sheriff and the three witnesses become more determined to kill Bellows. Kimble helps Bellows escape and they find shelter with another farm couple, but when Kimble phones state police to transport Bellows safely, Bellows forces the couple to free him and he escapes.
31

**31** is the thirty-fourth video uploaded on the Let's 0 YouTube channel. It was uploaded on August 12, 2018 and is 17 seconds long.

## Description

what would you do if you had half the power you used to?

## Synopsis

Dave pulls out a broken piece of a laptop's Power button, shows it to the camera, then puts it back. At one point, someone hacks and coughs, but it sounds like it is in the background.
The Phone

**The Phone** is what Dave refers to the cell phone in his possession as. It is a major source of video capturing in Let's 0 and likely the sole video capturing device in the series.

Communications known to have come in to Dave through The Phone include:

* In 11, he gets a voice mail telling him about a dental appointment.
* 27 is another voice mail, where Dave is told by the caller that they know he's not dead.
* The description for 37 states that Dave got this video as a text message attachment which automatically downloaded.
37

**37** is the forty-first video on the Let's 0 YouTube channel. It was uploaded on December 28, 2018 and is 1 minute, 2 seconds long.

## Description

Been lying low as much as I can over the past month. Tonight, I got a random text message on The Phone. When I swiped to see where it came from, this video automatically downloaded. Apparently auto-downloading is a setting that needed to be manually disabled. Anyway, the number it came from was just listed as "3" and I have no idea what this is supposed to be.

## Synopsis

A black screen with a harsh buzzing noise that fades in and out.