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Lincoln Loud

Lincoln Loud

Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn Jr., Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa, and Lily Loud (sisters)
Albert (maternal grandfather)
Shirley (aunt)
Charles the dog
Cliff the cat
Geo the hamster
Walt the canary

**Lincoln "Linc" Loud** is the middle child and only son of the Loud family in the TV series The Loud House. He is an avid reader of comic books and he frequently speaks to the viewer on how he gets around the chaotic conditions of the household by finding creative solutions to his problems (though this became less frequent from the second season onward).

At school, Lincoln is often seen hanging out with his best friends, Clyde, Ronnie Anne, Zach, Liam, Rusty, and Stella. Unlike his sisters, he doesn’t have a distinct personality and is quite multi-faced.

Lincoln appeared in all episodes of the first two seasons, but there are episodes in the later seasons in which he doesn't appear. The first one not to feature him is "Net Gains". Despite this, he always appears in the title card for every episode (except for the Casagrandes mini-series at the beginning of the fourth season).

Thanks to the show’s success, Lincoln became a mascot for Nickelodeon (behind SpongeBob) in 2017. In keeping with his fourth-wall breaks on the show, he has starred in videos in which he answers questions from fans, and was also the host of the short-lived Saturday morning block Saturday Morning Hang Zone with Lincoln Loud. He has also made a few guest appearances on the spin-off The Casagrandes and hosted a vlog series alongside Ronnie Anne on the show's YouTube channel.
Lil DeVille

**Lillian Marie Jill "Lil" DeVille** is a main character in both the *Rugrats* TV series and its spin off series *All Grown Up!*. Lil is the twin sister of Phil, who she is always seen with and is also the daughter of Howard and Betty DeVille. She is voiced by Kath Soucie. Her supervising animator (who also animated Phil) was Russ Edmonds.

## Description

Lil DeVille lives next door to the Pickles with her twin brother Phil. She has many things in common with her sibling, including a love for "pretty-ful" bugs, worms, and slime. These common interests don't stop her from getting into constant fights with him, however, and you can often hear her arguing "No it isn't, PHILLIP!" every time she disagrees with something he says. Lil is always up for a fun adventure, and meets every challenge with a in her diaper and a smile. - Rugrats Description from Klasky Csupo

It was Lil DeVille's friends who inspired her to assert her independence and move out of the room she shared with her brother Phil. Of course, their reasons were based on popularity: they liked Lil, but thought her brother was gross. But being a twin, Lil ended up sticking up for Phil and leaving that crowd in favor of being loyal to her brother. Besides the fact that they now dress differently, Lil has developed a few other quirks that make her much different from her brother. For one thing, she is a bit superstitious, wearing lucky hats and shoes she feels will help her do well on tests at school. - All Grown Up! Description from Klasky Csupo

## Credits

### Movies

 *Mov* – "The Rugrats Movie"

 *Mov* – "Rugrats in Paris: The Movie"

 *Mov* – "Rugrats Go Wild"

### DreamWorks Movies

 *DreamWorks Animation Mov* – "The All Grown Up Movie: Rugrats Flying"

 ***Nickelodeon Movies***
Mitchell Sunshine (film)

DVD cover

**Mitchell Sunshine**, commonly referred to as **Mitchell Van Morgan's Sunshine**, originally released as it's video game counterpart, is a 2008 Western anime film directed by Maurosart Animation Team, Casey Alexander, Tae Soo Kim and Nickelodeon Japan. It is the second theatrical release in the Mitchell Elemental film series and the sequel to Mitchell Springtime.

It was released in Japan on July 18, 2008. The English-language adaptation, produced by Nickelodeon Movies and Paramount Pictures, was released in North America on November 10, 2008.

The film primarily consists on it's videogame counterpart, where The film takes place on the tiki Isle, where Mitchell, Gavin, Martin, David, Nicholas, Carolyn, Jennifer, Airsailor Captain, and five Airsailors are taking a vacation along with their antiheroic allies *Team Ebony*. A villain resembling Mitchell, Metal Mitchell, returns to vandalize the island with graffiti and Mitchell gets blamed for the mess. Mitchell is ordered to clean up Tiki Isle, using a his Colubrid snake powers (his ability to see & copy tai chi, bau gai, hung gar or northern shaolin abilities by using his eye technique, *the snake eyes*), while Valerie using her Water snake powers (her tai chi, liquidizing abilities) as while saving Tiki Isle from Metal Mitchell.

## Production

The production of the film started after the debut of it's video game counterpart 5 years ago.
Mark Wills

**Daryl Mark Williams** (born August 8, 1973), known professionally as **Mark Wills**, is an American country music artist, Signed to Mercury Records between 1996 and 2003, he released five studio albums for the label – Mark Wills, Wish You Were Here, Permanently, Loving Every Minute, and And the Crowd Goes Wild – as well as a greatest hits package. In that same timespan, he charted sixteen singles on the Billboard country charts, all of which made the top 40. After leaving Mercury in 2003, he signed to Equity Music Group and charted three more singles. Two of these were later included on his sixth studio album, Familiar Stranger, which was released on the Tenacity label in 2008.

Of his albums, Wish You Were Here is the best-selling, with a platinum certification from the Recording Industry Association of America. This album's title track and the late 2002-early 2003 release "19 Somethin'" both reached No. 1; on the Hot Country Songs charts. Besides these, six more of his singles have reached top 10 on the chart: his debut single "Jacob's Ladder", "Places I've Never Been", "I Do (Cherish You)", "Don't Laugh at Me", "She's in Love", and a cover version of Brian McKnight's "Back at One". Two songs originally recorded by Wills, "Somebody" and "What Hurts the Most", were later hit singles for Reba McEntire and Rascal Flatts, respectively.
Louie Del Carman

**Louis Del Carmen** (born August 19, 1967) is an American animation storyboard artist/director and illustrator. Born Manuel Luis Gonzales del Carmen in Cavite City, Philippines, he began work in the mid-1990s on animated series like Rugrats, Rocket Power, Invader Zim, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Kim Possible, and The Mighty B. During the summer of 2007 he began working as a story artist at Dreamworks Animation on some of their notable and successful projects like Kung Fu Panda, How To Train your Dragon and The Croods

In 2006 he self-published his first book titled Random Anomalies, a collection of editorial style cartoons dealing with the subject of fate and synchronicity. Honoring his art heroes, he followed Random Anomalies with the science fiction themed art book The Wayward Traveller: Snapshots from Alternate Worlds. In The Wayward Traveller he cites such artists as Jean Giraud (Moebius), Syd Mead, and Katsuhiro Otomo as strong influences in his work. As a follow-up to The Wayward Traveller he released Alternating Currents in the summer of 2008, featuring an all new line up of science fiction illustrations.

Staying in sci-fi genre, del Carmen released his first self-published comic book in 2007 called Steel Noodles: A Slice of Heaven featuring an orange haired, waif warrior named Val. The short, independently printed book served as a preview to a much larger story which he has developed into a multi-part graphic novel, starting with Steel Noodles Number 1 which debuted at the San Diego Comic-Con in July 2010.

He is currently a story supervisor/artist at Sony Pictures Animation in Culver City, California.

Del Carmen also has two brothers that work in animation; Ronnie is a story artist, designer, illustrator and film director at Pixar, while Rick (Enrique) works as a storyboard artist and assistant director at Fox Animation.
Akoth

"*Little Elf-Lord! it is good of you to cull our weak. Now our strong shall repay you with death of your own!*"
—Akoth
**Akoth**, also known as **Akoth the Vile**, was a large Orc who served in the rank of Warchief. Known to be a strong and powerful warrior, he wanted to be awarded by the Dark Lord Sauron in claiming the One Ring from Celebrimbor Telperinquar and delivering it back to his master. He attempted to confront the elf lord, but was dominated by him and forced to serve his will. It wouldn't be long when he was freed by the Dark Lord, but would be slain by elf lord who dominated him.
Mad Hot Ballroom

***Mad Hot Ballroom*** is a 2005 American documentary film directed and co-produced by Marilyn Agrelo and written and co-produced by Amy Sewell, about a ballroom dance program in the New York City Department of Education, the New York City public school system for fifth graders. Several styles of dance are shown in the film, such as tango, foxtrot, swing, rumba and merengue.[2]

## Plot

Based on a feature article written by Sewell, *Mad Hot Ballroom* looks inside the lives of 11-year-old New York City public school kids who journey into the world of ballroom dancing and reveal pieces of themselves along the way. Told from the students' perspectives as the children strive toward the final citywide competition, the film chronicles the experiences of students at three schools in the neighborhoods of Tribeca, Bensonhurst and Washington Heights. The students are united by an interest in the ballroom dancing lessons, which builds over a 10-week period and culminates in a competition to find the school that has produced the best dancers in the city. As the teachers cajole their students to learn the intricacies of the various disciplines, Agrelo intersperses classroom footage with the students' musings on life; many of these reveal an underlying maturity.[2]

 ***Nickelodeon Movies***
Lion

Male and Female Lions

The **lion** (*Panthera leo*) is a species in the cat family (Felidae); it is a muscular, deep-chested cat with a short, rounded head, a reduced neck and round ears, and a hairy tuft at the end of its tail. The lion is sexually dimorphic; males are larger than females with a typical weight range of 150 to 250 kg (330 to 550 lb) for the former and 120 to 182 kg (265 to 400 lb) for the latter. Male lions have a prominent mane, which is the most recognisable feature of the species. A lion pride consists of a few adult males, related females and cubs. Groups of female lions typically hunt together, preying mostly on large ungulates. The species is an apex and keystone predator, although they scavenge when opportunities occur. Some lions have been known to hunt humans, although the species typically does not.

Typically, the lion inhabits grasslands and savannas but is absent in dense forests. It is usually more diurnal than other big cats, but when persecuted it adapts to being active at night and at twilight. In the Pleistocene, the lion ranged throughout Eurasia, Africa and the Americas from the Yukon to Peru but today it has been reduced to fragmented populations in Sub-Saharan Africa and one critically endangered population in western India. It has been listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN Red List since 1996 because populations in African countries have declined by about 43% since the early 1990s. Lion populations are untenable outside designated protected areas. Although the cause of the decline is not fully understood, habitat loss and conflicts with humans are the greatest causes for concern.

One of the most widely recognised animal symbols in human culture, the lion has been extensively depicted in sculptures and paintings, on national flags, and in contemporary films and literature. Lions have been kept in menageries since the time of the Roman Empire and have been a key species sought for exhibition in zoological gardens across the world since the late 18th century. Cultural depictions of lions were prominent in the Upper Paleolithic period; carvings and paintings from the Lascauxand Chauvet Caves in France have been dated to 17,000 years ago, and depictions have occurred in virtually all ancient and medieval cultures that coincided with the lion's former and current ranges.
Acca

**Acca** was a Dunlending who grew up in the country of Dunland. A member of an unknown Dunlending clan, Acca took work as a Steward of Orthanc and chief of Saruman´s servants during the time when the War of the Ring began. After watching the village of the Westfold burn, Acca began to see how wrong it was and would be one of a few that discovered Saruman´s treacherous ways to divide and conquer. That was when he was thrown into the dungeons of Isengard for turning his back against Saruman and replaced by a more trustworthy servant Gálwa.

Angered, Acca was willing to exact his revenge on Saruman. When the Ents and Huorns of Fangorn Forest arrived and attacked Isengard, Acca managed to free himself from the dungeons and managed fought his way up against the true enemies that he considered his allies. While the Ents didn't bother in attacking him, Acca managed to escape Isengard before it flooded. Refusing to go back to Dunland, Acca was among the Dunlendings that pledged their loyalty to the King of Rohan Théoden Ednew and would accompany him when Gondor was in need of aid. Acca and his kin arrived as reinforcements late in the Siege of Gondor and managed to survive, but was badly injured. Acca managed to recover from his injuries and lived his life in Rohan during the beginning of the Fourth Age.

## Biography

Born in the southern-western land of Dunland, Acca had traveled to Isengard where he became a Steward of Orthanc.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Meathook

**Meathook** is one of the Hell's Satans from Bakersfield, USA. He takes on Homer's motorcycle gang, which is also called the Hell's Satans . He kidnaps Marge and Homer fights him to get Marge back, eventually defeating him.

He is seen at Spriro's bar with another notable Gang member Ramrod in episode "Gone Abie Gone".
Mary Poppins (1964) Credits

## Opening Logos

* Walt Disney Productions
* Distributed by Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc.

## Opening Credits

* Walt Disney Productions presents
* Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns in "Mary Poppins"
* A Sib-Tower 12 Inc. Production
* Co-Starring: Hermonine Baddeley, Karen Dortice, Matthew Garber, Elsa Lanchester, Arthur Treacher, Reginald Owen And Ed Wynn
* Featuring: Reta Shaw, Jane Darwell, Arthur Malet, James Logan, Don Barclay, Alma Lawton, Majorie Eaton, Majorie Bennett
* Director of Photography: Edward Coleman, A.S.C.
* Techicolor
* Production Designer: Mario Garbuglia
* Art Directors: Carrol Clark and William H. Tunke
* Co Directors: Hawley Pratt, Ted Bonnicksen
* Production Coordinator: Elyse Ramdsell
* Editor: Cotton Warburton, A.S.C.
* Set Decorators: Emilie Kuri, Hal Gausman
* Costumes Designed by: Bill Thomas
* Title Design: David Jonas
* Consultant: P.L. Travers
* Titles: Pacific Title
* Filmed in: Panavision
* Sounds: Robert O. Cook, Herb Taylor
* Sound Mixer: Dean Thomas
* Costumers: Chuck Keehne, Gertrude Casey
* Make-up: Robert J. Schiffer
* Hair Stylist: La Rue Matheron
* Assistant Directors: Christopher Hibler and Jim Swain
* Script Supervisor: Lois Thurman
* Music Editor: Evelyn Kennedy
* Assistant to the Conductor: James MacDonald
* Dance Accompanist: Nat Farber
* Assistant Choreographer: Carolyn Dyer
* Character Designers: Piero Tosi, David Hanan, Ken Anderson
* Second Unit Director: Arthur J. Vitarelli
* Animation Art Directors: McLaren Stewart, Sylvia Roemer
* Animation Designers: Larry Clemmons, Clyde Geronimi
* Animation Directors: Hamilton Luske, Tommy Luske, Les Clark
* Nursery Sequences Design: Bill Justice, Xavier Atencio
* Executive Producers: Joseph Barbera and William Hanna
* Animators: Milt Kahl, Art Stevens, Burny Mattinson, Frank Thomas, Ollie Johnston, Ward Kimball, John Lounsbery, Eric Larson, Hal Ambro, Cliff Nordberg, Marc Davis, Wolfgang Reitherman, Jerry Hathcock, Hal King, John Freeman, Bill Keil, Jack Boyd
* Animation Story/Background/Effects Animators: Ken Anderson, Vance Gerry, Al Dempster, Don Griffith, Bill Layne, Art Riley, Ralph Wright, Ted Berman, Joe Grant, Dick Huemer, Dan MacManus
* Music and Lyrics by: Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman
* Music Supervised, Arranged and Conducted by: Irwin Kostal
* Choreography by: Marc Breaux and Dee Dee Wood
* Costumes and Design Consultant: Tony Walton
* Special Effects: Peter Ellenshaw, Eustace Lycett, Robert A. Mattey
* Screenplay by: Bill Walsh, Don Da Gradi
* Based on the "Mary Poppins" Books by: P.L. Travers
* Co-Producer: Bill Walsh
* Directed by: Robert Stevenson, Tommy Luske
Link Static

**Link Static** is the communication expert. Link's very own primary mission is to troubleshoot radar, hijack computers, and invent equipment assemblies, sub assemblies, modular and circuit elements with common and system peculiar test equipment for deficiencies and malfunctions, manipulate dish, EMP, and satellite function, and send code information to his very own fellow evil Commander of Horse Stables Agency to help ride the horse.
Aranuil

**Aranuil** was a young Dúnedain Human who was the twin brother of Aranuir, and the son of Arahael and Eamane Faerewen. After returning from Rivendell, Aranuil and his brother both became a Rangers of the North, but the two would argue on who would be worthy to take the mantle as Chieftain of the Dúnedain. Eventually, Aranuil had fallen in love with Celebrinel, a High Elven warrior of Lindon, and the two would plan their wedding. However, they were both slain by Orcs that had been attacking the borders between Eriador and Lindon. His brother Aranuir would become the next Chieftain and continue the line of Isildur Elendilion.
Doraz-Fil

**Doraz-Fil** was a very intelligent Olog-Hai who served in Sauron's army during the War of the Ring. His intelligence made one of the best commanding officers, in which he was involved in leading a squad of Olog-Hai to enter the city of Minas Tirith. Before he could go forward, Doraz-Fil was killed by Gandalf.
Flá

**Flá** was a dwarf woman who lived in Erebor with her husband Fróin and son Flói Stonehand. After the dragon Smaug had took over the dwarven kingdom, Flá and her husband had been running desperately for their lives in the sight of terror and would go on to live in Ered Luin.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
Forlong

**Forlong** was a Dúnedain Gondorian man who was the Lord of Lossarnach during the War of the Ring. The son of Farlang and Mareth, Forlong married a Gondorian woman named Marileth, and the two would have two sons named Mabrand and Forweg. He was a swarthy and broad-shouldered man, a true descendant of the ancient Daen-People of the Ered Nimrais. He commanded a troop of fierce Mountainmen at the Battle of Pelennor Fields and fought bravely against the enemies of Mordor, but the opposition proved too strong. Separated from his men and his horse, the Lord of Lossarnach was slain.
Gollum

**Gollum**, also known as **Sméagol**, was a creature who was originally a Stoorish Hobbit) who bore the One Ring. He lived in the Misty Mountains for most of his life. In TA 2941, he lost the Ring to Bilbo Baggins. For the rest of his life he sought to recover his "precious" "birthday present". In TA 3003, he followed the Fellowship of the Ring and met Frodo Baggins. After leading Frodo into Mordor and betraying him to Shelob he finally seized the Ring in Sammath Naur. In his euphoria he died and destroyed the Ring after falling into the cracks of Mount Doom.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey*
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor*
* *Middle-Earth: Shadow of War*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers*
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Battle of Helm's Deep

The **Battle of Helm's Deep** was a major battle that took place during the War of the Ring. It is where the Rohirrim had set refuge in the old fortress of Helm's Deep, only for Saruman to find out where they are and unleash his armies to destroy them.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Ring: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Ring: The Return of the King* (Mentioned only)
Garf

**Garf** was a Human man who lived in Dale. Serving as a Captain of War, he was sent with the Cities last forces to slay Smaug the Dragon. When Smaug attacked the city in TA 2880, Captain Garf was among many others to try to kill the Dragon, but was killed by the beast before Girion used his Black Arrows against him.

## Biography

Living in the region of Rhovanion, Garf was born in the vast city of Dale during the Third Age. He grew up to become a very experienced Captain of War and was commanded by Lord Girion. Garf was very loyal to his lord and considered himself as a good friend. However, in the year TA 2880 of the Third Age, Garf was outside where he hung out with his son Garfield and observing the city. That was when he noticed that the winds were starting to grow very rapidly. Hearing a roaring noise, Garf knew that the high winds weren't coming from a storm, but from a fire-breathing dragon that had flew from the north to spread terror.

Hearing the roar again, Garf looked up and saw that Smaug had descended and began to destroy a number of structures all around Dale. After getting his son to safety, Garf rallied a large number of archers under Girion's command to take down the monstrous beast. While Girion had been getting the Black Arrows that were constructed, Garf and his archers held off the beast, but were killed by the dragon's flames. His lord and friend tried to take the beast down, but his efforts failed when the beast killed him as well. Garf would be remembered as one of the heroes that tried to take down Smaug, and giving the surviving civilians of Dale to flee for their lives.

## Behind the scenes

* Garf was portrayed by an unknown actor in *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug*.

## Appearances

* *The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey* (First appearance)
* *The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug* (Flashback)
Dúnedain

The **Dúnedain** were the Humans of Númenór and their descendants who peopled Middle-Earth in the Second and Third Ages. Some Númenóreans had settled around the haven of Pelargir, but others, who belonged to the Faithful, fled Númenor just before its destruction, led by Elendil and his sons. However there were also other colonies in Middle-Earth founded by hostile survivors of the Downfall, known as the Black Númenóreans. Throughout the Second Age, the Dúnedain formed the Realms in Exile of Arnor and Gondor, around the Middle Men who were ruled by Númenórean lords.

Originally ruled by the High King of the Dúnedain, they were divided as the Dúnedain of Arnor and the Dúnedain of Gondor. Their lords and rulers communicated and surveyed their realms with the seven Palantíri they brought from Númenór, distributed around their lands. After the fall of Arnor and then Arthedain, many of the northern Dúnedain became the Rangers of the North. The surviving Dúnedainic population of Arnor retreated to the Angle south of Rivendell. In the mean time the southern Dúnedain were known to be the Gondorians.

## Characteristics

Direct descendants of the Dúnedain are known to live longer than normal Humans. It is said that Dúnedain live three times longer than normal men, in between 240-250 years.

## Known Dúnedain

* Almian (FO 45 - FO 171)
* Amlong (TA 2770 - )
* Andreth
* Angbor (TA 2886 - ?)
* Arador (TA 2695 - TA 2914)
* Arasuil
* Arassuil
* Arathorn I
* Arathorn II (TA 2829 - TA 2917)
* Boromir II (TA 2920 - TA 3003)
* Castamir II (TA 2780 - TA 2951)
* Denethor II (TA 2825 - TA 3003)
* Dírhael I (TA 2800 - TA 2937)
* Dírhael II
* Eärwen
* Ecthelion II (TA 2781 - TA 2968)
* Elboron
* Eldaron
* Faramir II (TA 2925 - FO 42)
* Finduilas (TA 2892 - TA 2972)
* Gereth
* Gilraen (TA 2870 - TA 2970)
* Gladhwen (TA 2697 - TA 2850)
* Idril (TA 2924 - )
* Imrahil (TA 2897 - FO 134)
* Ivriniel (TA 2889 - FO 27)
* Ioreth I (TA 2774 - )
* Ioreth II
* Ivorwen I
* Ivorwen II
* Noreth
* Ohtar
* Sanorë
* Eldarion Telcontar (FO 43 - FO 220)
* Elessar Telcontar (TA 2915 - FO 122)
* Trevani
* Turgon I (TA 2750 - TA 2937)
* Túrin II
Homerpalooza

es:Homerpalooza

“*It makes no sense. I haven't changed since high school and suddenly, I'm uncool.*”
―Homer Simpson
**Homerpalooza** is the twenty-fourth episode of Season 7.

## Synopsis

After Bart and Lisa inform Homer that his taste in music has become old, he chooses to get into the current music scene and takes the kids to a music festival, Hullabalooza, where he accidentally discovers he has a talent for taking a cannonball to the gut. Soon Homer finds himself traveling with the festival and putting his health in danger as he continues performing his amazing feat for cheering crowds.

## Full Story

Otto dreams that he won the award for the School District's safest Bus Driver. Unfortunately, he dreams about it while driving the school bus. Milhouse then wakes him up, and swerves out of the road to avoid running down Jasper, and ends up plowing into an auto-wrecking yard. Otto also evacuates the kids and himself from the bus when he stops right in front of the vehicle cube compressor, and unintentionally turning the school bus into a bus-shaped cube. Despite Otto requesting that the students keep secrets about the incident, the faculty and staff end up finding out anyway, to which, the next morning, Marge reads aloud the letter that explains that, due to the "unscheduled field trip" to the Auto Wrecking Yard, the bus is out of commission for two weeks.

Homer drives Bart, Jimbo, Lisa, Nelson Dolph, and Milhouse to school. During the journey, he listens to a Grand Funk Railroad track and is shocked when the kids say that they have never heard of it. Eventually he goes to a music store and is shocked when his music is classified under the "oldies" section. To prove that he is cool, he takes his kids to the Hullabalooza Festival. After being humiliated, he is kicked out by the crowd and then out of control, kicks a cannon which fires an inflatable pig which hits him in the stomach. The festival head is impressed at Homer's ability to take blows to the stomach and hires him for his freak show.

Homer travels around with the Hullabalooza crew for a while before going back for another tour date in Springfield. He is persuaded to go to a doctor who tells him that if he takes another cannonball to the stomach, he will die. As his place in the show approaches he plans to dodge the cannonball, which makes him unpopular again, but earns him the respect of his family back.

Special guest appearances are made by Peter Frampton, Cypress Hill, The Smashing Pumpkins and Sonic Youth (who performed the theme song heard at the end of the episode), all as themselves.
Grashûkh

**Grashûkh** was an Orc from Mount Gundabad who served Sauron in Dol Guldur. Like his ancestor Grashûkh of Dol Guldur, Grashûkh served as the Keeper of the Dungeons and enjoyed to torture prisoners. After the Battle of Moria, Grashûkh was recently injured after his fight with the dwarf Dwálin. He managed to recover from his injuries and returned to Dol Guldur where he was given an important task by his master. His job was to torture Thráin and find any information regarding his map and the key.
Berennyr

**Berennyr** was a small kingdom of humans. It was also home of the Entwives who made their gardens there. The region laid along the eastern edge of the great river Anduin and their southern border of Emyn Muil. When the Dark Lord Sauron ravaged the land and all of it’s people had either perished or fled, Berennyr was turned into a devastated and forsaken region which was called the **Brown Lands**.
Michael Dante DiMartino

**Michael Dante "Mike" DiMartino**, credited as **Mike Di Martino** (born July 18, 1974), is a one time animator for *The Simpsons*. He served as an additional animation timer. He is best known for being the co-creator and executive producer for *Avatar: The Last Airbender* and *The Legend of Korra* and also worked for *Family Guy* and *King of the Hill*.

In 1998 to 2003, DiMartino joined Klasky Csupo as an one of the production assistants in all three rugrats movies.
Duinhir

**Duinhir** was a Human man who served as the lord of the Blackroot Vale during the Third Age. One of the Dúnedain that lived in the south of Gondor, Duinhir was the husband of Darabeth, and the father of Duilin and Derufin. During the War of the Ring, Duinhir had recently served as Ranger of Ithilien alongside his son Duilin. Together, they followed Faramir, son of Denethor, in driving the Haradrim away from Ithilien until they captured Frodo, Sam, and Gollum.

As the war began to increase and Sauron was preparing to launch his invasion plan on Gondor, Duinhir and his son remained in Osgiliath until the enemy invaded the ruined city. They managed to escape and returned to Blackroot Vale where they recruited as many Ithilien Rangers to serve in the front and defend the white city of Minas Tirith. Upon arriving at dawn when Théoden and his army arrived, Duinhir lost both his sons during the Siege of Minas Tirith and the Battle of Pelennor Fields.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Dunlending Expellers

**Dunlending Expellers** were Dunlendings that were exiled from Dunland due to refusing to take part in their heritage or even follow to take part in war. Many of these Dunlending Expellers are often found in different realms within Middle-Earth, and some are often wanting to live in the Misty Mountains.
Beleghir

**Beleghir** was a highly massive Gondorian man who served in the rank of Lieutenant in the military during the War of the Ring. Considered to be much taller than any Human, Elf, Dwarf, Orc, or Hobbit, his men that he commanded viewed him to be invincible due to wearing tough armor and had killed hundreds of Orcs that invaded Gondor.
Folcwyn

**Folcwyn** was known in Rohan to be a very brave and tall Rohirrim Shieldmaiden and fought for her father's army against the Dunlendings of Dunland. During the previous attacks that were happening in Rohan, Folcwyn had fallen in love with a Dúnedain Ranger of the Noth Arangar, the first son of Chieftain Aravorn. However, the two were slain by Dunlendings during the battle of Aldburg.
Er-Pharazônthôn

**Er-Pharazônthôn** was a prince of Númenór, the first son of Ar-Pharazôn, elder brother of Er-Vardamire and the heir to Númenór's throne. A loyal member of the King's Men, Er-Pharazônthôn pledged his loyalty to Sauron and his primary goal was to please his father in finding individuals who were members of the Faithful.
Arahantil

**Arahantil** was a Dúnedain who lived in Arnor. He was the first son of Aranarth and Tirwen Areleth, and the older brother of Arahael. Part of the line of Isildur, Arahantil would one day grow up to become the next Chieftain of the Dúnedain, but when he turned twelve, he succumbed to an illness a few months after his newborn brother was born.

## Biography

Born in the great valley of Rivendell, Arahantil was the son of Tirwen Areleth and Aranarth, the first Chieftain of the Dúnedain. Moving to the great capital of Annúminas, Arahantil learned with a number of students in the ways of becoming Northern Rangers of Arnor and be given the task to protect people from harm. Arahantil believed himself to be brave and sometimes he would often sneak off and get himself into trouble. Even though, he was lucky to gotten away from certain things, such as coming into a group of orcs. As he would one day become the next Chieftain of the Dúnedain, Arahantil started to grow ill a few months after his mother gave birth to her second child Arahael. While his father was in search of Athelas, Arahantil succumbed to the illness. His death was saddened by his father, who gave him a honorable funeral. Arahantil would be remembered in tall tales by certain people. Years after his death, Arahantil's little brother became the second Chieftain of the Dúnedain and continued on the line.
Balcheneb

**Balcheneb** was known in Arda to be the great dragon (Fire-Drake) who served Morgoth during the First Age. Married to Goehel, he was the father of Agburanar. He was also the one who carried the Balrogs upon his back during the Fall of Gondolin. Upon entering the city of Gondolin through a breech in the wall, he cleared the streets with bursts of flame. The dread of this beast was great upon the Gondothlim, and he almost slew Tuor and Ecthelion with his massive feet, save that Tuor was able to slay the beast.
Elfdag

**Elfdag** is a Rohirrim child who is the only son of Elfmar, the Thane of Faldham. His grandfather is Elfhelm, and like every generation, he was a member of the Dúnedain, blessed with long life. After surviving the Battle of Helm's Deep, Elfdag was working as a squire at Dunharrow in Kingstead. He often told stories how he entered the dreaded Paths of the Dead, but never went to far since he didn't want to get into a lot of trouble.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Dâl

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**Dâl** was an Uruk lieutenant who was part of Lurtz's company during the War of the Ring. Dâl was very loyal to Saruman during his time while he slept under the caverns of Isengard until he was awaken by the Orcs of Mordor Hunting the Fellowship of the Ring in Amon Hen, he was shot to death in the back by Legolas Greenleaf when he made his attempt to kill Aragorn, the heir of Isildur Elendilion.

## Biography

In TA 3003, Dâl had awoke from his long sleep in Isengard and was under the service of Saruman, a former member of the White Council who betrayed Gandalf and the rest of its members when he decided to pledge his loyalty to the Dark Lord Sauron. As the War of the Ring progressed, Dâl was among the Uruk-hai that were chosen by their master to hunt down the Fellowship of the Ring and bring in the Hobbits Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Peregrin Took, and Meriadoc Brandybuck back to their master. Fully dressed and armored, Dâl was given a Hanksar as his main weapon and was ready to cut down his enemies. He was jealous that Lurtz took command of the entire company, but was forced to obey and carry out the mission. Dâl followed his kin across the forest, and had been tracking the Fellowship for almost a few days since they left Lothlórien. They managed to find them in the old ruins of Amon Hen, and prepared to engage the Fellowship in an all-out skirmish. During the skirmish, Dâl made his attempt to kill Aragorn, the heir of Isildur Elendilion who had recently failed to destroy the One Ring near the end of the Second Age. Tackling him behind a tree, Dâl was this close in killing the Ranger, but his attempt failed when Legolas Greenleaf shot the Uruk in the back.

## Gallery

Dâl assembling with his kin.Dâl been dressed up in Isengard armor to prepare for war.Dâl attacking the Fellowship during the Skirmish at Amon Hen.Dâl shot to death.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
Arasuil

**Arasuil** was a noble ranger of the north who was the first son of Arassuil, making him the elder brother of Arathorn I. He was married to Eldarian, the father of a son, and ancestor of Elgarain. While been sent away to Rivendell, Arasuil learned the ways of becoming a Ranger of the North and would one day become the next Chieftain of the Dúnedain. Years later, he and his wife were leading a small garrison of rangers in search for Arathorn.
Elgyth

**Elgyth** was a former Rohirrim shield-maiden who retired from the army and rejoined her wealthy family back in Aldburg. She later got married and gave birth to her son Grimbold.

## Behind the Scenes

* The character is played by New Zealand actress Dorothy-Anne Bonner in *The Two Towers*.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Dora Baggins

**Dora Baggins** was a Hobbit who was the aunt of Frodo Baggins. Her parents were Fosco and Ruby Baggins. She had two younger brothers, Dudo and Drogo Baggins, the father of Frodo. Dora enjoyed to write letters filled with advice to her relations, and attended Bilbo Baggins' 111th Birthday Party at the age of 99.

## Biography

Born in TA 2902, Dora Baggins was the daughter of Fosco and Ruby Baggins, and the elder sister of Drogo and Dudo Baggins. After their parents died, Dora looked after her brothers and would later attend both their weddings in the following years. After she heard the terrible news of her brother's death, Dora and her brother gravily mourned their brother and sister-in-law, who both died from drowning, and attended their funerals. Dora would always declare it an accident, but some hobbits in the Shire believed that Drogo did it on purpose or perhaps commited suicide along with him and his wife. Dora was very furious of hearing these stories and refused to believe them since she remembered during her childhood that her young brother had always had a strong spirit in him. She also tried to adopt Frodo Baggins, who was taken under the custody of Rorimac Brandybuck, but that was when Bilbo Baggins volunteered in adopting the young boy and taking him to live in Bag End. She enjoyed writing letters filled with advice to her relations, and in memory of this correspondence Bilbo Baggins gave her a waste-paper basket before he planned to abandon the Shire and eventually return to Rivendell and spend the rest of his life with Lord Elrond and the Elves.

Dora was among a number of hobbits that were very fond of Bilbo's adventures outside the Shire while some believed that Bilbo had been acting very odd and unsociable lately, due to the fact that he had always been writing his book "There & Back Again: A Hobbit's Tale by Bilbo Baggins". Later on September 22, TA 3001, Dora had been busy setting things for both Bilbo's 111th Birthday and Frodo's 23rd birthday party when Gandalf the Grey returned to the Shire. She later attended the huge and expensive celebration where she and all the members of the Baggins clan danced around with other Hobbit families that were invited. She watched excitedly as Gandalf provided the fireworks for entertainment, and assisted in putting all the presents that were given to Bilbo and his nephew. That was when Merry and Pippin, who had recently stole one of Gandalf's fireworks, She was present during the speech ceremony where everyone insisted Bilbo in saying a speech, but that was when she grew shocked and surprised when Bilbo secretly placed his magic ring in his finger and disappeared in front of all the surprising guests. Once Bilbo had left the Shire, Dora would try to persuade in helping Frodo incase if he had trouble looking after Bag End since the Sacksville-Baggins were not willing to give up in taking the house, but his nephew would look after Bag End himself since he was the heir to it.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
First Battle of Osgiliath

The **First Battle of Osgiliath** was considered the first battle that took place during the War of the Ring. It was when Sauron had been planning to launch his attack Gondor and prevent the future heir of Isildur from taking the throne. In order to weaken Gondor's defenses, Sauron sent his forces to attack the city of Osgiliath and turn it all into ruins, but that ultimately failed when Gondor's forces were able to hold off the attack and save Osgiliath. However, the tables turned in its follow-up battle

## History

### The Battle Begins

When word was reached from Gondorian scouts that Mordor was planning to assault the nation of Gondor, Lord Denethor II summoned both his sons to the citadel and instructed them to rally the armies of Gondor to defend Osgiliath. Before arriving to Osgiliath, Boromir left his brother in charge in commanding 73,000 Gondorian soldiers and 22,000 Ithilien Rangers that came from the Blackroot Vale to defend the city while he left to rally others to his cause.

At the dead of day, Faramir and his forces noticed the arrival of 66,000 Silvan Elves of Edhellond led by an Elven Captain. That was when Sauron sent more than 661,000 Morannon Orcs, 600,000 Black Uruks, Morgul Orcs, and Half-Trolls of Far Harad to attack the city, and the Gondorian armies quickly had to set up their defenses. During the raging battle, Faramir was leading his forces to defend the last bridge across the Anduin until it was destroyed. Faramir fell into the water with a few Gondorian soldiers.

Realizing that the city couldn't be held, Faramir called a retreat to every defender within the city. During the retreat across the Pelennor Fields, Faramir was injured just as the enemy was closing in on them. That was when Faramir heard the sound of his brother's horn. Faramir's forces cheered proudly at the arrival of Boromir, who had led three armies in cavalries; 134,000 Harondorian Riders, 133,000 Swan Knights of Dol Amroth, and 54,000 Dwarves of the Ered Nimrais, including 14,000 armored Dwarven Ram Riders.

While Sauron's armies had suffered major casualties, Denethor ordered 100,000 Gondorian soldiers of Minas Tirith to help Boromir's reinforcements to retake the city. Boromir and Faramir led the armies back to Osgiliath and sending the away from the city.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance)
Cargûl

The **Cargûl** are lesser wraiths enslaved by the Nazgûl. Most are likely victims of the Nazgûl's Morgul-Blades, a terrifying supernatural weapon that saps a person's life. Those wounded by a Morgul-blade will find themselves fading from the mortal world and drawn into the wraith-world, a spiritual plane just beyond our perception of reality. Once the transition is complete, the person is transformed into a wraith and, like the Nazgûl themselves, is invisible to mortal eyes, save for whatever they are wearing or carrying. The Cargûl are hapless souls that have fallen victim to this calamity. Frodo Baggins nearly succumbs to this condition himself when he is stabbed by the Witch-king at Weathertop.

Some of the Cargûl were once knights of Eärnur who accompanied him when he went to Minas Morgul to challenge the Witch-king. Orolang is one of these, and it was rumoured that the Cargûl of Dol Guldur were also among Eärnur's company. However not all Cargûl share this origin. Not only are there many more Cargûl in the world than the "small escort of knights" Eärnur brought, but there is an observed case of a newly-transformed wraith joining their ranks. Some Cargûl wear scarlet robes with a golden pattern, though a grey robe with red gloves is also common. Some wear black robes like the Nazgûl. They do not typically carry Morgul-blades themselves, though they have been known to be involved in their creation.

## Known Cargûl

* Amdir
* Eärnur
* Guloth
* Helchurth
* Lúmithil
* Mâb Rhûnadan
* Narudúr
* Orolang
Azrubêl

**Azrubêl** was a half-elven sailor who was the son of Tuor and Idril, and the younger brother of Eärendil. Along with his brother, he sailed to Aman to plead with the Valar for aid against Morgoth. For the War of Wrath, he fought with his brother against the Dragons of Thangorodrim and was slain by Ancalagon.
Crúmgam

**Crúmgam** was a man who lived in the land of Mordor. During the War of the Ring, he traveled to the eastern part of Rohan where he bewitched a Rohirrim scout Aldstan, though Aldstan is freed from his control. Crúmgam later attacks Snowbourn itself with a force of Orcs and comes to the Mead Hall. He is defeated, but escapes. What he is up to immediately after this is unknown, but it is later discovered that Léofdag, son of Winedag, who was slain in the battle of Helm's Deep, was murdered by a traitorous Rohirrim knight who works for this Man of Mordor.

As the war continued to progress that Sauron wanted, Crúmgam and his turncoat lackey Brodwulf later appeared during the battle of Pelennor Fields. Having earned the wrath of Reeve Fastred and Léofdag's companions, the Riders Three, the two of them are confronted by the Reeve and the Riders at Kings' End. The sorcerer attacks the Rohirrim with Flame-touched Orcs risen from a pyre. By sorcery or by poison, Crúmgam somehow manages to slay Fastred, and escapes again, leaving Brodwulf to his fate.
Denethor II

**Denethor II** was the twenty-sixth and penultimate Ruling Steward of Gondor. The son of Ecthelion II & Saelind Emeldir, he is the younger brother of Terenis and elder brother of Vanyalos. Married to Finduilas, he is the father of Boromir II and Faramir II. He succeeded his father Ecthelion II at his death in TA 2968. Denethor was described as appearing noble and powerful, even to rival the lordliness of Gandalf.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First mentioned)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers* (First appearance) (Appears in flashback)
* *The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King*
Folok

**Folok** was a Goblin Overseer who lived in the mines of Moria. He was very hard-working and always took an interest for Mithril, but did not how to get it. Seeking to gain a reputation in keeping dwarven survivors alive and enslave them to mine for Mithril in the underground caverns, Folok took extra precaution since he didn't want to awaken the Balrog of Morgoth since he and every member of his kin feared the creature so much.

## Appearances

* *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* (First appearance)
Battle of Drúadan Forest

The **Battle of Drúadan Forest** was a battle that took place a few days after the battle of Gondor.

## History

After the Battle of Gondor, Elfhelm led a regiment of 3000 Rohirrim riders up towards the Drúadan Forest, to destroy the last foes left of Mordor's force that had crossed the Anduin and had been assigned to block the northward road. Joined by over 10,000 Rohirrim soldiers and shieldmaidens on horseback that were sent as reinforcements, Elfhelm now had an army of 13,000 under his command and fought against the enemy forces. While fighting the Easterlings across the forest, many orcs had been climbing the trees and jumped down to ambush a number of riders. Taken by surprise, Elfhelm quickly ordered his troops to pull back, but that was reinforced by 14,000 Drúedain warriors and 9000 Dwarves of the Ered Nimrais that came to their aid and drove off the Orcs and Easterlings.
Bofri

**Bofri** was a young dwarf who is the third child of Bofur, making him the younger brother of Brogur and Tindri. He was born fifty years after the dragon Smaug had terrorized Erebor and Dale.

## Biography

Born in TA 2931, Bofri was a member of Longbeards and lived in the Ered Luin (Blue Mountains) with his family. Even as a child, Bofri was wanting to learn the skills of archery when he first met Kíli while his uncle Thórin Oakenshield had been rallying the dwarven leaders to come to agreement in reclaiming Erebor. He was given a promise by Kíli that after Erebor was reclaimed he would come back and train him. However, that promise didn't come to pass when word was reached that Kíli, along with Thórin and Fíli, were killed in the Battle of Five Armies against Azog and Bolg's armies.

Saddened of their losses, Bofri ventured to Erebor with his siblings to reunite with their father. For years, Bofri learned how to practice archery himself and had recently made camp near the borders of Greenwood where he would observe how the Silvan Elves of the Woodland Realm would use their skills in firing arrows. Eventually, Bofri was able to learn how to use a bow and fight against enemies.