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Turning Points

"Turning Points" is the ninth episode of *Universe Journey* (season five) and the sixty-third episode of the series. It was performed on April 11, 2020 as the closing segment of Show LVIII. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "Your Mom"

Next episode: "Absolute Power"

## **Guest Stars**

* Carina Dacierno as Adm. Strongman
* Dan Condo as Lt. Spalding

## **Trivia**

* This was the first of a semi-permanent move of *Universe Journey* from the start to the end of the show. This was done because it had gotten pretty serial, and especially when moving to streaming, the idea was to begin with a more stand-alone story to better welcome new viewers. Though this month, *Daniel Kravitz* went first, and was just as serial.
Zagor the Murderous

Zagor the Murderous is a character in *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One*, a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour.*

**First Appearance:** *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* #2.09 "Attack on the Homestead"

**Number of appearances:** 3

**Actor:** Matt Schlichting

Zagor is introduced as he climbs through the broken front window of Kravitz Antiques and declares who he is and that he is there to kill Daniel Kravitz. He is the second monster in what turns out to be a wave of them that virtually destroys the shop and its contents. He is described as looking like a large, leathery pterodactyl, but much more sturdy on his feet. But not too large, because he calls Daniel 'enormous.' Zagor talks in third-person.

Daniel and the others escaped when Josh Wallace blocked Zagor (and other monsters) with a temporary magic spell. Zagor is not immune to magic ("Attack on the Homestead").

When next Zagor appears, he is Lieutenant of the Sargottians, an important role. From context, he likely achieved this position by facing off against Daniel and living to tell the tale, one of the few from The Subworlds to do so.

In this position, he was tasked to meet with the U.L.P. leadership in England. Upon arriving at their headquarters, he witnessed the destruction of the base and saw Daniel flee the scene. He also saw Daniel teleport. Human police arrived before Zagor confronted anyone. He shared this experience with both Dunuld Drag and Joey the Gnome telepathically. Zagor's eyes can glow a dim orange and transmit his thoughts.

The military title doesn't mean Zagor wants to fight, though. He would rather go home in peace and watch *Brooklyn Nine-Nine,* which he knows FOX cancelled and NBC picked back up. It looks like he might get his wish because he cannot find Daniel and friends. But then Monbo makes Zagor pledge allegiance to her, and so he is currently conscripted for war.

Zagor claims to never be late. He enjoys parfait ("...And Sprinkles On Top").

Zagor is part of the attack by the monsters on the U.L.P. ranch. He corners Arnold Armstrong and threatens him, but doesn't make a violent move against him. Alexis Augustus Armentrout joins them and points out that Zagor has only been destroying property, not people. Zagor reluctantly admits he doesn't want to fight, but says not enough other feels like him and he won't help stop the battle. He's not on the humans' side, but not on Monbo's either. Arnold suggests locking Zagor up and giving him a key so he can leave when it's over, since Zagor would likely be killed if he tried to desert. Zagor agrees.

The next morning, long after the battle ends, Zagor is still in the cell when Alexis finds him. Zagor tells Alexis he doesn't have anyplace to go. Alexis is returning to the Subworlds to try to change things, and while Zagor insists he doesn't befriend humans, the monster agrees to accompany the former mentor. Zagor also says he likes Alexis' eye patch ("With Great Power...").

## **Trivia**

* Although Zagor was not in the episode "Pit of Despair," he was present and witnessed some of those events.
Winnie-the-Pooh and Some Bees

"Winnie-the-Pooh and Some Bees" is the thirteenth episode of *Itsahlbend Theatre.* It was performed March 26th, 2022 as the opening of Show LXXXI. It was released as podcast episode 402.

Written by Jerome Wetzel and A.A. Milne

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "G.O.A.T.s"

Next episode: "Teeny-Weeny: The Old Woman and the Physician"

## **The Story**

Hubert plays Beezus, a bee whose honey Winnie is trying to take.

## **Guest Starring**

* Grace Wilson as Winnie-the-Pooh
* Nick Arganbright as Christopher Robin

## **Trivia**

* Much of the dialogue comes directly from the original story, now out from under copyright, though context is changed and the character of Beezus is added.
The Wrong Crowd

"The Wrong Crowd" is the sixth episode of *The Scary Dead*. It was performed on July 16th, 2016 as the second segment of Show XIII and was released as podcast episode 48.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Jerome Wetzel

Previous episode: "You Can't Survive Under a Dumpster"

Next episode: "Worlds Collide"

## **Guest Stars**

* Samantha Stark as Casey
* Seamus Talty as Arnold
* Keith Jackson as The Senator
* Shannon Marie Watts as Meredith
* Joe Morales as Joey
What Is Evil, Anyway?

"What Is Evil, Anyway?" is the ninth episode of *Universe Journey* (season four) and the fifty-first episode of the series. It was performed on April 13, 2019 as the first segment of Show XLVI. It was released as podcast episode 225.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "Tough Decisions"

Next episode: "A Day in the Life of M-"

## **The Story**

Echo Janice has a plan, while Capt. Purtle and Lt. Spalding bicker.

## **Guest Stars**

* Ryan Yohe as Janice Jamieson / Echo Adm. Janice Jamieson
* Dallas Ray as Echo Buzz
* Nathan Haley as Capt. Purtle
* Dan Condo as Lt. Spalding
* Samantha Stark as Cadet Sylvia Bernard
* Joe Morales as Tharn
* Karen Perta as Wilson
The Wormhole: Strange Readings

"The Wormhole: Strange Readings" is the tenth episode of *Universe Journey* (season six) and the seventy-seventh episode of the series. It is a short-length adventure, the third in a miniseries that takes place at the end of the season. It was performed on March 13th, 2021 as the first commercial segment of Show LXIX. It was released as podcast episode 346.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "Differences"

Next episode: "Chances"

## **The Story**

Capt. Luna and her staff try to interpret the sensor readings of the wormhole.

## **Guest Stars**

* Kristin Green as Lt. Tik
* Dan Condo as Lt. Carl
* Samantha Stark as Ens. Sylvia Bernard
WGFF 2018

*It's All Been Done Radio Hour* returned to OGP's West Grandview Fringe Festival on Saturday, August 4, 2018 for the third consecutive year in 2018 for the twelfth non-monthly show. It was performed at MadLab theatre in Columbus, Ohio as part of a podcast block, a separate venue from the main festival at Jimmy V's. It was a forty-five minute show, about half the normal length. It was the only *Radio Hour* script to be written in a single morning.

It was the first non-monthly show to feature a guest star, and contained the smallest *Radio Hour* cast to date. Both the regular narrator and Foley artist were unable to attend. Joe Morales substituted as narrator, while creator Jerome Wetzel did the sound effects.

*Space Dirt* premiered at the previous WGFF, and returned this year for its third episode, shortly after the relaunch in Show XXXVII. *Packer & Ratcliff* presented its first-ever full-length episode re-run at this performance. Additionally, there was a new *Trent Tushner* commercial

## **Segments**

* *Space Dirt* "The Witch"
* Commercial *Trent Tushner* "Mental Illness"
* *Packer & Ratcliff* "Going Home" (re-run)

## **Guest Stars**

* Mary Sink - Mary was the forty-fifth guest star in *Radio Hour*, and this was her third appearance, her first in the recurring role of Grezelda. She also had solos in the "Welcome to Our Show" opening song.
You Can't Survive Under a Dumpster

"You Can't Survive Under a Dumpster" is the fifth episode of *The Scary Dead*. It was performed on March 12th, 2016 as the second segment of Show IX and was released as podcast episode 39.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Jerome Wetzel

Previous episode: "Strangers in the Woods"

Next episode: "The Wrong Crowd"

## **Guest Stars**

* Nick Arganbright as Zak
* Ryan Yohe as Spencer
* Seamus Talty as Randy
* Dallas Ray as Jon
* Nathan Haley as Steven
* Katelyn Hamilton as Karyn

## **Trivia**

* The title and premise of this episode comes from Jerome's love of *The Walking Dead* and his fury at the unbelievable plot that Glen somehow survived under the dumpster.
* Coco does not appear in this episode.
The Really Gross Dead Body

"The Really Gross Dead Body" is the sixth episode of *Pornstar Detectives* Season One and the sixth installment of the series overall. It was performed April 9, 2016 as the closing segment of Show X. It was released as podcast episode 40.

Written and directed by Jerome Wetzel

Previous episode: "And the Case of the Missing Crook"

Next episode: "Training Day"

## **Guest Starring**

* Dan Condo as Detective Graves
* Virgil Von Hartzel as Detective Simms
* Shane Stefanchik as Heath/Heather
* Nathan Haley as the chief
* Wendy Parks as the mayor

## **Trivia**

* The role of Heath/Heather in the audition packet was intended to mean the character would either be Heath or Heather, depending on whether a male or female performer was cast in the role. Shane Stefanchik decided it was a singular character name instead and played it that way.
The Composer (The Directors episode)

"The Composer" is the second episode of *The Directors,* a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was the second commercial in Show LXXII. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "A Day"

Next episode: none yet

## **Cast**

* Samantha Stark as Sam
* Nathan Haley as The Composer
* Darren Esler as The Announcer

## **The Story**

The Announcer tells us that one Director has been tasked to meet with a very powerful being: The Composer.

Sam enters and asks if anyone is there. The Composer reveals himself. Sam is excited to get to meet the great and powerful theme song composer. The Composer says he was sleeping and asks what she wants. Sam says she's helping The Architect with a new creation and needs a theme song. The Composer grumbles, saying he just wrote a theme song recently for the production. Sam points out it has been a year or two since he composed the last theme, though he did recently write a non-theme song. The Composer queries did he ask her for a rambling, incoherent answer?

Then The Composer asks why The Architect didn't come himself. A nervous Sam asks if she should go get him. The Composer says god no and reveals The Architect is tone deaf, which makes his job very difficult. Sam is shocked that he would insult The Architect. The Composer claims it's true, and that the Architect can sing in 12 major and 36 minor keys at the same time.

The Composer asks Sam what she wants from him. She starts to tell him it's for a reality show segment, and The Composer just says no and leaves.

## **Trivia**

* The segment being referenced in this commercial is *Life With a Voice Actor*, which had already performed several episodes but did not yet have a theme song.
* The song referenced that isn't a theme song refers to a number sang in *Universe Journey* "The Battle of Eastwood."
* Nathan famously complains about how bad series creator Jerome Wetzel is at singing.
The Wormhole: Too Many Cooks

"The Wormhole: Too Many Cooks" is the eighth episode of *Universe Journey* (season six) and the seventy-fifth episode of the series. It is a short-length adventure, the second in a miniseries that takes place at the end of the season. It was performed on February 13th, 2021 as the first commercial of Show LXVIII. It was released as podcast episode 341.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "A Neu Hope"

Next episode: "Differences"

## **The Story**

The *Thrifty 2 Fast 2 Furious* gets underway with too many science officers on board.

## **Guest Stars**

* Samantha Stark as Ens. Sylvia Bernard
* Dan Condo as Lt. Com. Simon
* Joe Morales as Lt. Yanna
Young Rufus

"Young Rufus" is the fifteenth episode of *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One (Volume 3)*, and the forty-first installment of the series overall. It was performed on August 8, 2020 via Zoom as the third commercial break in Show LXII and streamed live on YouTube. It was released as podcast episode 314.

Written by Shane Stefanchik

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "Maneuvers"

Next episode: "A Chosen One Walks Into a Bar"

## **The Story**

One day, when Rufus Reginald Rochester was fourteen years old, he was hiding in a storage locker at school, hiding from bullies. The demon Bjardo spoke to Rufus, urging him to accept an offer of power, which will only cost Rufus his fate. Rufus had been turning down Bjardo's deal for some time, and worries about leaving the world in danger if his fate is important. Bjardo says Rufus has a delicious fate, but fate should mean little to a human, only having value for something like Bjardo.

Bjardo taunts Rufus for acting like an old man, and Rufus admits he doesn't have peers his age, instead focusing on becoming the youngest member ever in the U.L.P. Bjardo says if Rufus takes his deal, nothing will stand in his way. Rufus asks if by accepting the power, could he destroy even Bjardo? Bjardo says yes, but Rufus would still be without his fate and the power would disappear, too.

The bullies, three seniors, find Rufus and yank him out of the locker. Rufus defiantly makes fun of them. Derek, the leader, threatens to kick Rufus' arse because he's tired or Rufus acting like he's better and looking down on them. Rufus says he is better, as Derek is failing all his classes, Quinton is taking Algebra for the third time, and Robbie doesn't even speak. They are slack-offs.

Derek turns the conversation to Rufus' older sister, Rosalyn Roger Rochester, whom they find attractive. Derek threatens to "show her what grownup love is like." This pushes Rufus to accept Bjardo's deal. Full of power, Rufus throws Quinton across the room and rips Derek's hands off with just words.

Bjardo is amused and wants to join with Rufus to overtake the Ultimate Evil. Rufus, however, is shocked at what he has done. As Bjardo encourages Rufus to attack Robbie, Rufus instead decides to destroy Bjardo, judging the power too dangerous to keep. Bjardo desperately offers a reversal of the deal and hands Rufus' fate back in crystal form. But Rufus has seen a small taste of what Bjardo can inflict and can't allow him to survive. Rufus kills Bjardo, the crystal left behind.

U.L.P. operatives burst in and grab Rufus. While agents take care of the bullies, Rufus compliments their response time and asks to speak to someone about recruitment.

## **Guest Starring**

* Grant Dine as Rufus Reginald Rochester
* Nathan Haley as Bjardo
* Wayne Jay as Derek
* Darren Esler as Quinton
* Joe Morales as Robbie
* Chase McCants as the U.L.P. operative

## **Trivia**

* No series lead characters appear in this short, save a younger version of Rufus played by a different actor, though the actor who plays Daniel Kravitz appears in a different role.
* Robbie is a non-speaking character, but he was portrayed visually for the performance.
Show XXXIX

Show XXXIX of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour* was performed at MadLab theatre in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, September 8, 2018 at 5:30PM. It was written by Jerome Wetzel and Nick Arganbright, and directed by Nick Arganbright.

As per usual, despite massive story changes the past two months, *Universe Journey* opened the live show. It was followed by *The Topnotch Tangler*, the premiere of a brand-new (and first for the show) miniseries, *Privates*, and concluded with an episode of *Packer & Ratcliff* written by Nick Arganbright.

*The Topnotch Tangler* episode could be considered the third part of a trilogy, Carson taking on a third separate sidekick identity as he tries to win a spot as The Topnotch Tangler's sidekick.

This was the first live show where every troupe member that was available didn't have a part. Historically, there were always enough parts to go around, but in an effort to focus the stories, the guaranteed-role policy changed in late 2017, and this was the first month where it actually had consequences, with three available cast members not getting a part. Ryan Yohe chose to participate in theme songs and crowd reactions, despite not being cast in a speaking role. But Ryan filled in for a commercial when cast member Dan Condo came down with strep throat.

A trailer was released for this show.

## **Segments**

* *Universe Journey* "The Next Chapter"
* Commercial "The Zamtastic Zamshoo"
* *The Topnotch Tangler* "Coming In Hard"
* Commercial *Halftime Report* "Bad Rapping"
* *Privates* "Ex Marks the Spot Chapter 1"
* Commercial *In Your Windows* "Curtains"
* *Packer & Ratcliff* "The Most Serious Conundrum Ever"

## **Performers**

The show was narrated by Chris Allen.

Absent trope members: Dan Condo, Nathan Haley, Wendy Parks, Karen Perta

## **Guest Stars**

* Anna Leeper - Anna was the 42nd guest star for *Radio Hour*, and this was her third appearance. She played Bad Rap in *The Topnotch Tangler*, her second time as that character.

## **Suggested Music**

Cast member Keith Jackson suggests songs that would go well with these episodes. The music was not used in the show, nor were any rights obtained.

 "Bad"
 "I'm Bad"
Teeny-Weeny: The Raven

"Teeny-Weeny: The Raven" is the fifteenth episode of *Itsahlbend Theatre.* It was performed October 15th, 2022 as the intro to Show LXXXIX. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "Teeny-Weeny: The Old Woman and the Physician"

Next episode: "Jingle Part of the Way"

## **The Story**

Sir Hubert's cousin presents the classic Poe tale.

## **Guest Starring**

* Keith Jackson as Poe
* Ashley Clements as Lenore
* Nathan Haley as The Raven

## **Trivia**

* This was the first *Itsahlbend Theatre* not hosted by Sir Hubert.
Wanda's Wand

"Wanda's Wand" is the eighth episode of *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One Volume 1*, and the eighth installment of the series overall. It was part of Show XI, performed May 14, 2016 at MadLab theatre in Columbus, Ohio. It was released as podcast episode 44.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Jerome Wetzel

Previous episode: "Abby Reynolds, Chosen One"

Next episode: "Team Work"

## **The Story**

The episode begins in Daniel's training center, with Ragina watching Rufus and Daniel spar. Daniel is improving, but Rufus is concerning that his relationship with Ragina might prove distracting. Rufus warns that their foes thus far have been minor and something more sinister is surely imminent. As if in answer, Ragina convinces Daniel to check out a new local nightclub with her. Rufus begs off to research instead, needing to go to the library since he does not own a computer or smart phone.

Meanwhile, in Kravitz Antiques, Abby wonders how Grezit's head is seemingly moving around the shop. But before Abby can check the security tapes, Wanda comes in. She wants to buy Grezit's head for spell ingredients. Abby refuses to sell Grezit, even after Wanda reveals herself to be a witch. Abby bluffs, claiming to be a witch, too. Wanda sees through the lie, but freezes Abby instead of killing her out of respect. Grezit threatens Wanda in turn.

Daniel arrives, having been summoned by Abby by text alert. Wanda tries to freeze Daniel with a spell, but the Chosen One is immune to such magic. Wanda yells at Ragina "You didn't tell me he was the Chosen One!" and Ragina asks why she was supposed to announce that when entering. Wanda asks for Grezit's head in exchange for freeing Abby, and Daniel agrees.

Abby, reawoken, is furious at Daniel and says he cannot go through with the deal. As Daniel and Abby argue, Ragina butts in, and then Daniel accuses Abby of being jealous. In the end, though, Daniel tells Wanda she cannot have Grezit. Wanda threatens Daniel's friends. Grezit bites Wanda, then runs behind Daniel. Wanda escapes during the chaos.

Daniel realizes Grezit moved and picks up his head, revealing a tiny body beneath. Grezit tries to scare Daniel, but Daniel just laughs. Ragina wonders why Rufus didn't share the body-growing information with Daniel and Abby. Rufus, finally arriving, begins to tell them that very information, which he just discovered. Daniel vows to buy a dog cage for Grezit.

Abby wonders how Wanda knew Grezit was here. Rufus wonders how Daniel knew to come here, and they tell him about the emergency text alert app that the team, minus him, have set up. Ragina offers to help Rufus get a smart phone so he can be in the loop and he accepts the help. Daniel recommends Rufus also play Annoyed Avians, a game, on the phone.

## **Trivia**

This is the first episode in which Grezit is mentioned in the theme song.
Henritetta

### About this character

Henrietta is one of the supporting main cast of "The New Wooden Railway Adventures." She is Toby's coach who works with him on his branch line. She came with Toby when the left for the closing of their railway. Speaking of which, I still have not a single clue why Toby's railway closed down. Like Keekre24 did to his Henrietta figure, This character will wear a face from the "Adventures" Henrietta figure. That's pretty much all there is to this coach.

## Information

First Name: Henrietta

Last Name: Tram (since she's married to Toby)

Gender: Female

Color: Maple Orange, Cloud Gray, Black, Light Gray (Face)

Number: None

Type: 2001 Wooden Henrietta (From the 5-Car Gift Pack)

Purchase Date: TBA

First Appearance: TBA
Technoria's Trap

"Technoria's Trap" is the sixth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season four) and the thirty-ninth episode of the series overall. It was performed on March 14, 2020 as the second segment in Show LVII. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "The Sting of Truth"

Next episode: "Vs. The Sting Ray"

## **The Story**

The Tangler is trapped by Technoria, who has long tried to lure her in.

## **Trivia**

* Janet pre-recorded her role. She added some ad-libbing to the script that was used in the live show.
* Originally, The Tangler faced Technoria in two shorter scenes, rather than one long one, but both were combined (without losing any lines) when this and the previous month's episode subplots were reshuffled.
Trial Run

"Trial Run" is the fourth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season five) and the forty-sixth episode of the series overall. It was performed on March 13th, 2021 as the opening segment in Show LXIX. The episode was released as podcast episode 345.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "A Walk in the Park"

Next episode: "The Time Police Cometh"

## **The Story**

The Topnotch Tangler joins The Freedom Fighters for a mission.

## **Guest Stars**

* Shane Stefanchik as Don of Justice
* Kristin Green as Lady Liberty
* Ashley Collins as Staten Island Fairy
* Ryan Yohe as Midwest Marvel
* Darren Esler as Sandy Coughfax
* Chase McCants as Orel Hoser
* Nathan Haley as Mike Pisaster
Tea Party

"Tea Party" is the first episode of *Space Dirt*. It was performed on August 5th, 2017 as the opening segment in *Radio Hour's* performance at the West Grandview Fringe Festival. There was no theme song, and it would be a year before a second episode was performed. It was released as podcast episode 123.

Written and directed by Jerome Wetzel

Next episode: "The Pilot"

## **The Plot**

Harry Dirt tries to meet a contact, but runs into issues.

## **Guest Starring**

* Nick Arganbright as Scuzz
* Shane Stefanchik as Jo'Han
* Amanda Iman as Marine
* Nathan Haley as the bartender

## **Trivia**

* This spin-off was conceived due to the available cast for this performance and the makeup of the lead casts of other segments at this time.
Three Men

*Three Men* is a commercial segment in *It's All Been Done Radio Hour.* Three male troupe members try to speak up for themselves, though they are horribly out of touch with the cultural moment.

The *Three Men* characters appeared in *The Directors* "Three Men."

(This is *fully* fictional and satirical. Dialogue spoken does not reflect the opinions of the performers.)

## **Characters**

* Shane played by Shane Stefanchik
* Sam played by Sam Clements
The Frogs Who Demanded a King

"The Frogs Who Demanded a King" is the twentieth episode of *Itsahlbend Theatre.* It was performed September 9th, 2023 as the first segment in Show XCIX. It has not yet been released on the podcast.

Written by Darren Esler

Directed by Grace Wilson with assistance from Nick Arganbright

Previous episode: "Teeny-Weeny: Winnie-the-Pooh Gets Stuck"

Next episode: "Giant"

## **The Story**

Sentient frog-people talk to their god and worry about 'the system,' and Lord Edmund plays Jupiter.

## **Guest Starring**

* Grace Wilson as Froggo
* Sam Clements as Croak
* Ben Neidenthal as Jumpo
* Wendy Parks as Kicko
* Nathan Haley as the Crane
Splunk

*Splunk* is a commercial segment in *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. Led by an announcer, it's a commercial in which kids are sold an ambiguous, possibly dangerous, product known as splunk. It was created by Nick Arganbright , who to date has written all episodes of the commercial. Original music in the ads are composed and performed by Kristin Green.

## **Characters**

* Announcer played by Keith Jackson.
* Kids played by the rest of the cast, including any guest stars that month.
	+ Solo Kid in #1 played by Addie Peelle.
	+ Solo Kids in #2 played by Samantha Stark and Dan Condo.
	+ Solo Kids in #3 played by Seamus Talty and Ryan Yohe.
Rinkachi

This is Rinkachi he was born with a rare power that appears in one person by universe,the power let him steal the life force and powers of any one he kills.

At the age of 20 he was already afected by madness for having to much magic powers,his memory only remain from one year back and he started writing every thing that appens in a book that he carries arround,in is house he has a library in his basement of books he rote with is memorys.

Is body is so full of magic that just being around of him recharges the magic energy of someone.

After 4 million years he got a cat,the cat stopes him from going totaly insane,he shared some of his powers with the cat that also became imortal.
Le football australien

Le **football australien**, officiellement *Australian football*, également surnommé ***footy*** ou encore ***Australian rules*** (littéralement « règles australiennes »), est un sport collectif qui se joue principalement au pied avec un ballon ovale. Il oppose deux équipes de dix-huit joueurs dans un stade ovale ou un terrain de cricket. L'objectif de chaque formation est de mettre un ballon ovale dans les buts adverses à l'aide des pieds et de le faire plus souvent que l'autre équipe.

Comme son nom l'indique, ce sport est originaire d'Australie et codifié par les Australiens à la fin du xixe siècle. C'est le seul pays possédant une ligue professionnelle nommée l'Australian Football League qui regroupe 18 franchises pendant l'hiver austral, de mars à septembre. Le football australien possède le statut de sport numéro un en Australie avec la meilleure affluence au niveau mondial notamment grâce à la finale AFL qui accueille plus de 100 000 spectateurs chaque année au Melbourne Cricket Ground.

Géré au niveau mondial par la Commission AFL créée en 1985, ce sport est pratiqué en 2015 par environ 1,2 million de joueurs à travers le monde. Ce sport se développe aujourd'hui dans certains pays d'Amérique du Nord (États-Unis et Canada), en Asie (Japon et Chine), en Océanie (Nouvelle-Zélande et Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée) et en Europe (Irlande et Angleterre) .

Au même titre que le Football américain aux Etats-Unis, le Footy reste un sport australo-australien, qui éclipse tout au sein de l'île continent ( rugby, cricket, football ont bien du mal à se faire une place au soleil), mais peine à s'exporter à l'international. Même si depuis peu quelques clubs ont émergés en France comme les Bordeaux Bombers.
Show XVI

Show XVI of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*was performed at MadLab theatre in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, October 8th, 2016 at 3:30PM. It was written by Jerome Wetzel. It was directed by Chase McCants , the first time anyone other than Jerome directed the show. From this time on, Jerome would only direct special performances, with cast members handling monthly shows.

This show also marks the first time narrator Chris Allen plays a character, appearing as Lt. Who's mother, Yaa, in *Universe Journey*. Following the pattern of Who being a female voiced by a male performer, all members of Who's species would be voiced by an opposite gender actor.

The first volume of *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* came to an end, tying up the initial Ragina storyline. *DKCO* has planned arcs with finite plots, divided in an orderly way into pieces of story, and did even from this early point. Other segments are divided into seasons arbitrarily, often after the fact, rather than planned in such a specific manner.

The final *Packer & Ratcliff* commercial premiered this month, with the duo getting their own full-length segment beginning the following show. The commercials are considered Season One of the program. In this ad, Stephen Woosley, a MadLab ensemble member, played a version of himself who had been previously name dropped, similar to Nikki Smith's prior appearance.

This show also contained the first part of a four-episode story that would span three segments. This initial offering, *The Topnotch Tangler* "Hot Dog," introduced villain Nathan Chestnut, who would feature in all three parts of the November monthly show, subtitled *The Nathan Event*. This episode of *TTT* was listed as "Genesis" in the program, later renamed to fit the hot dog theme of next month's segments.

October was also the last time individual segments were listed in the program. From here on out, not only would the program and advertising materials not reveal which segments would be performed in a given month, the 'previously on's in the program would be for every program to further obscure what audiences were about to see.

## **Segments**

* *Universe Journey* "Who Who?"
* Commercial *Packer & Ratcliff* "Flee the Woosley"
* *Daniel Kravitz, Chosen One* "A Family Affair"
* Commercial *Holly Harper* "Holly Harper Hires Help"
* *The Topnotch Tangler* "Hot Dog"

## **Performers**

This show was narrated by Chris Allen, who also played Yaa Grappa in *Universe Journey.*

Absent troupe members: Katelyn Hamilton, Addie Peelle

## **Guest Stars**

* Zane Sexton was the eighteenth guest star and this was his first appearance. He played Officer Ryan in *The Topnotch Tangler.*
* Stephen Woosley was the nineteenth guest star and this was his first appearance. He played Mickey in *The Topnotch Tangler* and Stephen Woosley in *Packer & Ratcliff*.
¿Como se originó el universo?

Por lo general, se considera que la formación del universo, surgió a través de la explosión Big Bang, esta teoría, fue estudiada por el científico y canónigo belga, Lemaitre, a raíz de las experimentaciones de Albert Einstein, es decir, que el espacio tenía su origen, pero no sabían cual era. Con la teoría del Big Bang, se consigue describir a partir de la singularidad espacio-temporal la expansión del espacio-tiempo. En un principio, el universo tuvo una rápida expansión, arrasando todo lo inicial, después de este momento, el universo se estancó, siendo más estable a la par que más frío y menos denso.
Tangler & Friends: Enter The Pyro

"Tangler & Friends: Enter The Pyro" is the thirteenth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season three) and the thirty-third episode of the series overall. It was performed on May 11, 2019 as the tenth (of ten) short segments in Show XLVII and included new music composed by Nathan Haley. It was released as podcast episode 239.

Written by Nick Arganbright

Directed by Kristin Green

Previous episode: "A Day in the Life of Carson"

Next episode: "Love & Loss"

## **The Story**

A cartoon version of The Topnotch Tangler and those who work with her, including commercials!

## **Guest Stars**

* Katie Boissoneault as The Tangler
* Nick Arganbright as Commissioner Don Lamb
* Dan Condo as Lt. Arson
* Kristin Green as The Flooze
* Shane Stefanchik as The Administrator
* Matt Schlichting as The Pyro and toy narrator
* Nathan Haley as the theme song singer
* Chris Allen as TV reporter
* Seamus Talty as Billy
* Ryan Yohe as Bobby and STD narrator
* Dallas Ray as kid #1 and Houston
* Karen Perta as kid #2 and music narrator
* Marianne Dean Jackson as Marlene

## **Trivia**

* There is a *Ghost Buddies* bit within this episode.
The Final Solution

"The Final Solution" is the eighth episode of the first season of *Travels With T.I.M.,*a segment of *It's All Been Done Radio Hour*. It was the second segment of Show LXXV. It was performed on September 25th, 2021. It was released as podcast episode 376.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Samantha Stark

Previous episode: "I Did Nazi That Coming"

Next episode: "Captain Oho"

## **Guest Starring**

* Nick Arganbright as Nazi T.I.M.
* Kristin Green as Moura
* Darren Esler as Josef
* Sam Clements as Ross
* Megan Overholt as Wolfgang
* Samantha Stark as Carla Mustard
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Alpha

Alpha, tajemnicza postać. jest on gigalithem, lecz zapomniałam to napisać w obrazku. więcej info dodam później. Jest stworzony przez użytkownika Emmalilu (czyli mnie).

   czesc wal sie emmalilu lol

Dzień dobry, aby kontynuować rytuał chce ci to powiedzieć: Dalej sie wal, Emmalilu! Nie przestane tego mówić! Oby ci się ptak zesrał na okno i abyś ty to musiała umyć!! :D -2022
Teorías del fin del universo

**Big Freeze o muerte térmica del universo:**

Por lo general  este es el que se cree que puede llegar a ser lo más probable y que tan solo se producirá, si el universo sigue expandiéndose como ha hecho hasta este momento

El Big Freeze es un escenario bajo el que la expansión continúa indefinidamente en un universo que es demasiado frío para tener vida que podría ocurrir. El escenario de muerte térmica puede ser equiparable con cualquiera de los tres modelos espaciales, aun con todo necesita que el universo llegue a la temperatura mínima posible

**Big rip:**

En un universo abierto, la relatividad general predice que el universo tendrá una existencia indefinida, pero con un estado donde la vida que se conoce no puede existir. Bajo este escenario, la energía oscura causa que la tasa de expansión del universo se acelere llevándolo al extremo.

**Falso vacío:**

Si el vacío no es el estado de energía más bajo (un falso vacío), se podría colapsar en un estado de energía menor.

**Big Bounce:**

 Según algunos teóricos del universo, el Big Bang fue simplemente el comienzo de un período de expansión al que siguió un período de contracción. Desde este punto de vista, se podría hablar de un Big Crunch, seguido de un Big Bang, o, más sencillamente, un Gran Rebote. Esto sugiere que podríamos estar viviendo en el primero de todos los universos
Fin del universo

Desde que los científicos descubrieron el inicio del universo, ya han empezado a tener curiosidad sobre cómo será el final, todas son teorías científicas rivales, tratando una duración tanto finita como infinita, por lo general, todos coinciden que  que se trata y sobretodo que depende de las propiedades físicas del universo, tanto de la masa como de la energía, la densidad promedio y la velocidad con la que se expande.
The Time Police Cometh

"The Time Police Cometh" is the fifth episode of *The Topnotch Tangler* (season five) and the forty-seventh episode of the series overall. It was performed on April 10th, 2021 as the opening segment in Show LXX. It was released as podcast episode 350.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Shane Stefanchik

Previous episode: "Trial Run"

Next episode: "In the Shadows of the Lab"

## **The Story**

The Time Police come for Bad Baby... and Carson.

## **Guest Stars**

* Anna Stiles as Bad Rap
* Nathan Haley as Bad Baby
* Shane Stefanchik as Don of Justice
* Kristin Green as Lady Liberty
* James Willig as Harry
* Nick Arganbright as Hickey
The Wormhole: Theories

"The Wormhole: Theories" is the twelfth episode of *Universe Journey* (season six) and the seventy-ninth episode of the series. It is a short-length adventure, the fourth in a miniseries that takes place at the end of the season. It was performed on April 10th, 2021 as the first commercial segment of Show LXX. It was released as podcast episode 351.

Written by Jerome Wetzel

Directed by Shane Stefanchik

Previous episode: "Chances"

Next episode: "Emotional Support"

## **The Story**

The crew of the *Thrifty 2 Fast 2 Furious* try to figure out the readings they're seeing.

## **Guest Stars**

* Dan Condo as Lt. Com. Simon
* Samantha Stark as Ens. Sylvia Bernard
* Joe Morales as Lt. Yanna
Flaris

*Cet article est une ébauche. Vous pouvez aider Wiki Flyff en le développant.*
**Flaris** est un continent du monde de Madrigal. Il s'agit du premier continent où le joueur commence son aventure. Sa ville est Flarine.

## Description

**Flaris** est l'une des principales îles de Madrigal. Entourée par Darkon et St-Morning (accessibles avec une planche, un balais ou un élytre) et de montagnes (appelés « Montagnes de Leren » , il s'agit de la première île où le nouveau joueur atterrit à Flarine.

## Bestiaire

* Aibatt (niveau 1-2-5)
* Mushpang (niveau 3-4-6)
* Burudeng (niveau 5-6-9)
* Pukepuke (niveau 7-8-11)
* Peakyturtle (niveau 8-9-12)
* Demian (niveau 9-10-13)
* Doridoma (niveau 11-12-15)
* Lawolf (niveau 13-14-17)
* Ferfern (niveau 15-16-19)
* Nyangnyang (niveau 17-18-21)
* Bang (niveau 19-20-23)

## Quêtes

**Quêtes de Mikyel**

* Groupe d'Is (niveau 7)
* Situation inconnue, première partie (niveau 7)
* Situation inconnue, seconde partie (niveau 7)
* Planche volante (niveau 8)
* Nouveau départ (niveau 9)
* Gemme pour baguettes magiques (niveau 11)
* Four à biscuits (niveau 13)
* Crayons magiques (niveau 15)
* Cadeau d'anniversaire (niveau 17)
* Miam Miam (niveau 17)
* Liqueur de Dunkan (niveau 19)
* Situation inconnue, troisième partie (niveau 25)

**Quêtes générales**

* A l'aventure compagnon
* Mignon petit chiot, Yorn
* Doridori sushi
* Manuel de l'Intendant
* Histoire de Madrigal
* Légende du Dradpet, première partie
* Portrait de Radion
* Légende du Dradpet, seconde partie
* Quête des Big Bang
* Légende du Dradpet, troisième partie
* Légende des Mantis
* Voyage dans les ténèbres

**Quêtes de changement de classes**

* Quête du Mercenaire
* Quête de l'Acrobate
* Quête de l'Acolyte
* Quête du Magicien
Le Polo

Le **polo** est un sport d'équipe équestre mettant aux prises deux équipes de quatre joueurs. Les joueurs attelés sur leurs montures marquent des points par la conduite d'une petite boule en plastique ou en bois blanc dans le but de l'équipe adverse à l'aide d'un maillet à long manche. Le sport traditionnel de polo se joue sur un large terrain à gazon mesurant jusqu'à 300 mètres de long.

* Le principe est assez simple : deux équipes de quatre (total de huit joueurs sur le terrain) joueurs à cheval s'affrontent pour marquer le plus de buts (« goals ») possibles. Pour cela, ils tapent à l'aide d'un maillet (en rotin manau et en bambou) une balle qu'ils doivent faire passer entre deux poteaux verticaux espacés de 7,50 m. Il n'y a pas de limite de hauteur pour marquer un goal. La balle est en plastique très dur, ou en bois. Elle doit faire 8,5 cm de diamètre.
* Le terrain de polo est un grand terrain en gazon de 275 mètres de long sur 145 mètres de large.
* Le jeu se déroule généralement en huit périodes dites les « chukkas » (en France, quatre et six pour les gros tournois) de 7 minutes 30 chacune.
* La règle principale est que dès que la balle est en mouvement, aucun cavalier, celui qui a frappé en dernier la balle y compris, n'a le droit de franchir sa « ligne » (direction de la balle au moment où elle a été frappée pour la dernière fois).
Harold S. Helicopter

### About this character

Harold is a little white emergency helicopter who used to tease other vehicles because he thought they were slow, like that one time when he challenged Percy to a race. Now, he acts a lot more mature and almost never teases the other vehicles. He lives inside the fire engine exhibit at the CMTM. That's basically all there is to say about this little white helicopter.

## Information

First Name: Harold

Last Name: Helicopter

Gender: Male

Color: White, Red, Black, Gray, Flat (Face)

Number: None

Type: 2008 Wooden Harold (Originally from 2004 Harold's Mail Delivery Set)

Purchase Date: Sometime in July 2018

First Appearance: TBA
Le curling

Le **curling** est un sport de précision pratiqué sur la glace avec des pierres en granite, taillées et polies selon un gabarit international. Le but est de placer les pierres le plus près possible d'une cible circulaire dessinée sur la glace, appelée la *maison*.

Il est généralement admis que ce jeu a été inventé au xvie siècle en Écosse, en dépit de l'existence de deux tableaux de Pieter Brueghel l'Ancien qui représentent des paysans hollandais en train de jouer au curling. Le jeu du curling en extérieur était très populaire en Écosse entre les xvie et xixe siècles, lorsque le climat hivernal était suffisamment froid pour assurer de bonnes conditions de glace. Le siège de la Fédération mondiale de curling se trouve en Écosse, dans la ville de Perth.

Le curling est un sport officiel olympique en 1924 puis à nouveau à partir de 1998

Il s'agit bien évidemment du sport le plus médiatisé et donc du plus connu de notre liste. Celui-ci est justement connu pour son caractère atypique et hors du commun.
Le Sepak Takraw

Le sepak takraw est une sorte de tennis ballon qui se pratique au-dessus d’un filet de volley, ce qui lui vaut parfois l’appellation de kick volley-ball en Europe. Il est très populaire en Asie du Sud-Est, notamment au Laos où il est considéré comme sport national officiel, mais également en Indonésie, en Malaisie et en Thaïlande. En pratique, il se joue avec une balle confectionnée en rotin tressé, souvent remplacé par du plastique de nos jours, d’une quinzaine de centimètres de diamètre. Trois joueurs par équipe s’affrontent en se renvoyant la balle à l’aide de toutes les parties du corps sauf les bras et les mains, comme dans le football. Et comme au volley-ball, l’équipe marque un point quand la balle touche le sol dans le camp adverse ou que l’équipe d’en face envoie la balle hors des limites.
Le football gaélique

Le football gaélique est le sport le plus populaire d’Irlande. Il s’agit d’un mélange de rugby à XV et de football, en moins violent car les contacts et les tacles sont interdits. Il se joue à 15 contre 15 avec un ballon rond, qu’il faut envoyer dans les buts adverses du pied ou de la main. D’ailleurs, les buts en forme de « H » empruntent aussi bien aux poteaux de rugby pour la partie haute, qu’aux buts de foot pour la partie basse. Si le ballon passe au-dessus des cages et entre les poteaux, l’équipe qui attaque marque un point. Quand le ballon rentre dans le but protégé par un gardien, cela rapporte trois points. Logiquement, l’équipe qui a marqué le plus de points remporte le match. Sa caractéristique la plus notable est qu’il reste un sport amateur, et que chaque joueur ne peut jouer que pour une seule équipe dans sa carrière, celle du comté où il est né. Au moins, les règles sont simples.

Le football gaélique est l'un des emblèmes de l'Irlande, les matchs ont lieu dans les plus grands stades du pays comme Croke Park (60 000 places), et certains joueurs viennent garnir les équipes nationales de football et de rugby. Ce qui montre bien l'importance et la primauté de ce sport en Irlande
Wiki Les sports collectifs insolites

Les sports collectifs les plus insolites

## Le wiki des sports collectifs atypiques

Les sports collectifs les plus insolites sont à découvrir ici. Sports de ballon, de balle, de crosse, de batte, de poings, de mains.. peu importe ce qui vous passionne il y'en aura bien un qui saura vous intéresser !

## En quoi ces sports sont-ils atypiques ?

Nous avons, à travers ce wiki, fait ne sélection (qui de ce fait est bien entendu subjective), de sports atypiques provenant des différents coins du globe. Notre sélection s'est portée sur des sports hors du commun et inconnus, pour nous en tant que français, mais qui sont cependant pratiqués par de nombreuses personnes dans les pays ou les régions où ces sports sont populaires.

Notre liste et non exhaustive et est susceptible d'évoluer. Notre but : faire découvrir de nouveaux sports et susciter pourquoi pas de nouvelles passions !

## Les sports collectifs les plus atypiques et souvent méconnus du grand public

-Le football australien

-La crosse

-Le football gaélique

 -Le hurling

-Le kabaddi

-Le sepak takraw

-Le kin-ball

- Le curling

- Le Quiddish

- Le cricket

- Le Polo

- L'ultimate

- Le Netball

## Contact

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Le hurling

Le hurling  est un sport collectif d'origine irlandaise se jouant en extérieur.

Le hurling se joue avec une crosse appelée *hurley* ou *camán* utilisé pour taper dans une balle nommée *sliotar*. Ce sport est une forme de soule à crosse. Ce sport est considéré comme étant le sport d’équipe le plus rapide.

Le hurling est un des deux principaux sports gaéliques avec le football gaélique dont il partage un certain nombre de règles et de structures, comme le terrain, le nombre de joueurs, la manière de compter les points et une partie de la terminologie. Il est régi par l'Association athlétique gaélique (ou GAA) qui en est le garant des règles et l’organisateur des principales compétitions en Irlande et dans le monde.
L'ultimate

L'**ultimate** est un sport collectif utilisant un disque opposant deux équipes de sept joueurs. L'objectif est de marquer des points en progressant sur le terrain par des passes successives vers la zone d'en-but adverse et d'y rattraper le disque.

L'ultimate se pratique dans sa version la plus courante sur terrain en herbe à l'extérieur (7 contre 7), mais peut aussi se pratiquer sur un terrain de handball (intérieur, 2 équipes de 5 joueurs), ou sur la plage (5 contre 5). Les règles sont légèrement aménagées lorsqu'on souhaite le pratiquer en gymnase ou sur plage.

On y retrouve plusieurs divisions : open (aucun impératif de sexe ; il n'existe pas de catégorie masculine, mais la division open y est tout de même souvent assimilée), femmes, mixte (4 hommes/3 femmes ou 4 femmes/3 hommes). Il existe également des divisions selon les âges : junior, adulte, master et grand master.
La crosse

Les fans d' "American Pie" connaissent cette discipline typiquement américaine, au moins de nom, mais elle reste totalement confidentielle en France. D’origine amérindienne, il s’agit d’un sport collectif où deux équipes s’affrontent pour mettre une balle dans le but adverse à l’aide d’une crosse (qui ressemble plus ou moins à un filet à papillons). Codifié en 1867 par le Canadien William George Beers, la version la plus courante s’appelle la crosse au champ. Il existe également deux variantes : la crosse féminine qui prohibe les contacts, apparue dans les années 1890, et la crosse en enclos, née dans les années 1930, qui se pratique en intérieur.