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Richmond

* Overview
* Points of Interest
* Appearances

This neighborhood has a comfortable sort of feel, and a citywide reputation for great restaurants. Sometimes called "New Chinatown", the prevalence of Chinese groceries and restaurants and Cantonese chatter here rivals that of the actual district on Grant Avenue. The Richmond district is not so renowned as some others, but is one of the best places for a variety of ethnic cuisine. True, the fog rolls in early, but on Clement Street you'll find great Burmese, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, and Korean restaurants. Chinese bakeries sell siu mai, steamed buns, and other dim sum for under a dollar stand between produce markets that offer bitter melon, several kinds of choy, or 10 lemons for a dollar.

Bustling and multicultural, Richmond is a bit of an ethnic stew. Each different part brings something important to the mix, giving rise to the whole effect. Attractive stucco houses and grand mansions line the streets, while there is easy access to the Presidio just a short jaunt to the north. A wide variety of inexpensive eateries and shops offer a number of possibilities, from browsing the stacks of one of the city's best bookstores to sipping Hong Kong-style pearl tea.

* Hyperion Hotel

Logs featuring Richmond:

*Coming soon!*
The Biggest Ever ITV Children's Collection

**The Biggest Ever ITV Children's Collection** is a UK VHS Release by VCI in 1996

## Episodes

1. The Wind in the Willows - The Rescue
2. Rosie and Jim - Coal
3. Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends - Thomas in Trouble
4. Sesame Street - Play Along Games and Songs
5. Danger Mouse - Tiptoe Through the Penfolds
6. Alias the Jester - The Viking Airship
7. Galtar and the Golden Lance - Shadowhaunt
8. Count Duckula - Restoration Comedy
9. Josie and the Pussycats - The Secret Six Secret
10. Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime - Spacial Event
11. Brum - Removal Van
12. BraveStarr - To Walk a Mile
13. The Riddlers - Eesup
14. Rainbow - Social Behaviour: Self
15. The Sooty Show - Fat and 40
16. The Jetsons - The Coming of Astro
17. Creepy Crawlies - The Stone Dream
18. Jabberjaw - The Sourpuss Octopus
19. Playbox - Shoes
20. Cockleshell Bay - The Pirate Seagull
21. Molly's Gang - Dizzy
Cornelius Kaiser

*Unscrupulous Fairy Knight*

* Overview
* Logs

 Don't worry, boy! It'll be over soon, and your power'll live on after you!

— Kaiser

* An Immortal head-hunter
* Seems to have a magic sword of some kind: a broad arming sword
* Has posed as a folksy southern federal agent named "Bob Forester"

Logs featuring Cornelius Kaiser:

* 2020.07.29 - Enter the Kaiser--or, Levi Fakes His Own Death--or, How to Evade Head-hunters and Traumatize Park Rangers
Halliwell Coven

* Overview
* Members
* Logs

The Halliwell Coven currently consists of the Halliwell sisters Prue, Piper, and Phoebe, also known as the Charmed Ones, as well as their family past, present, and future. This coven is a relatively informal affiliation, rather than a strictly-regulated one, and its membership at any given time is largely based on availability.

The sisters make up the core of the coven and determine its direction, though this was not always the case; their grandmother Penny managed the family's magical direction for some time before the sisters came into their own power, and until their mother Patty's untimely demise, she helped to craft the coven's path.

The Halliwells affiliate themselves with the Grand Coven and have links to Angel Investigations as well.

* Piper Halliwell
* Leo Wyatt

Logs featuring Halliwell Coven:

* 2019.02.03 - It May Be the Apocalypse, but Armageddon Is Canceled
* 2019.02.27 - The End of the Apocalypse
Hyp-Not-Isn't

Hyp-Not-Isn't is the fifth episode in Season 1 of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was broadcasted on ITV in the UK on October 18, 1991.

## Plot

After checking a book on hypnotism out of a library without a library card, Victor tries to hypnotise Hugo into being a better criminal, but it does not go to plan when he sneezes while hypnotising him, and it becomes the cue to set him off; after failing to break into the Bank of England, he consults the book for a cure and hits Hugo over the head with Interpol, but the effects are transferred to Interpol.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Brian Trueman
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design and Layout: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Storyboard: Jamie Diaz Studios
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hiller, Philip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Mafrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall, Mair Thomas
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Judy Pilsbury, Helen Michael, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Craig Whittle, Steve Horrocks, Bob Sparkes, Karen Heywood, Helen Smith, Bill Tapp, Michael Whaite, Paul Jesper
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Sue Halliwell, Yasodha Huckerby, Beverly James, Katie Nutter
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Althea Deane, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Helen Frazer, Mark Sulton, Gloria Vassiliou, Stefania Giani, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Christine Kershaw, Annie Place, Karl Scoble
* Supervised by Lorriane Thomas, Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Don Geering, Joan Simmons, Tony McAleese
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Leo Casserly
* Sound Effects Editor: Stephen Perry
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Jean Flynn
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* Cosgrove Hall
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCI
Hugo

**Episodes**
 **First**
 **Last**

**Hugo**is one of the protagonists of the series and the younger brother. he is voiced by David Jason. He is based on Pierre from *Count Duckula*.

Victor's younger brother, Hugo always wears a beret and actually looks like a burglar (right down to his ever-present eye-mask); he is always subservient to "My Victor", and was often the butt of slapstick comedy. While his intelligence (and English skills) is notably inferior to those of Victor, Hugo is often able to make sense of his brother's spoonerisms - and he will often describe their chosen profession as "criminiminals". Despite that notable handicap of a lack of ability, he also always has the job of driving the van (which was yellow); Hugo's voice, like that of Pierre from Count Duckula, bears a striking resemblance to the Goon Show character Bluebottle, and the two characters often made similar exclamations.
The Hanged Man

* Overview
* Appearances

* "The Hanged Man" is an ancient poplar tree located near Castle Lupus in Romania's Hoia-Baciu Forest.
* Located along a nexus of telluric currents, also known as ley lines, it is a powerful nexus of energies and may serve as an entry point into the Ways.

## Description

The Hanged Man is an unusually massive silver poplar tree whose branches are darkened and never in bloom, but the tree is still alive. It oozes an unusual clear sap in places that appears otherworldly. The tree's branches constantly sway, creaking with an awful, groaning sound. This, despite the forest being unusually still and devoid of wind or breeze. Things seem to move around it, such as dancing lights in the mist, which parts sometimes as though something humanoid had past through it. The mist whispers here, and the tree's branches seem to creek with the sound of old ropes in the branches.

Logs featuring The Hanged Man:

*Coming soon!*
Blunder on the Orient Express

**Blunder on the Orient Express** is the thirteenth and final episode in Season 1 of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was broadcasted on ITV in the UK on 13 December 1991.

## Summary

The brothers retell how they ended up marooned in a Venetian punt through their attempt to stow away on, and hold up, the Orient Express (during which the well-known amateur detective, Achilles Marrot, accused them of a jewel robbery that they did not commit) in flashback.

## Background Music Pieces

* "Coronation Scot" by Vivian Ellis.
* "Devil's Gallop (Dick Barton Theme)" by Charles Williams.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Layout: Jose Maria Zumel, Richardo Machuca, Miguel Angel Aisa
* Storyboard: Jose Maria Zumel, Richardo Machuca, Mariano Rueda
* Special Effects: Carlos Alfonso
* Backgrounds: Milagros Banares, Conchi Echare, Roberto Garica, Miguel Angel Gil, David Jariaz, Higashi Taruma
* Supervised by Carlos Alfonso
* Key Animators: Mariano Rueda, Eduard Sasu, Bujor Stefanesou, Valentin Cain, Manuel G. Galina, Carmen Sanchez, Ignaclo Amero, Valentin Domenech, Vicente Rodriguez, Paca Morena, Maria Elena Marquez, Pedro Jose Molina, Juan Antonio Serrano, Luis Varela, Francisco Tena, Angel Jariego, Fernando Jariego, Pedro Delgado, Pedro Jorge Gil, Berglo Alfonso, Angel Garica, Jose Luis Torres, Manuel Sirgo, Baltesar Pedrosa, Fernando Gallart
* Assistant Animators: Sanda Sasu, Julio Altozano, Maria Luisa Ruls, Luis Amor, Armando Berdones, Borja Montoro, Maria Morellio, Fernando Ollero, Angel Marceno, Mercedes Manzanvo, Jesus Albiol, Juan, Jose Mora, Maria Isabel Fernandez
* Checkers: Carmen G. Sangrador, Maribel Lopez
* Colourst: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Herminia Burgaleta, Concha Calabuig, Valentín Caín, Pedro Delgado, Tere Diego, Valentín Doménech, Conchi Echave, Isabel Fernández, Maite Garcia, Julia García, Julio A. García, David Jaraiz, Pilar Quesada, Mari Carmen Rivan, Evelia Rodriguez, Eduard Sasu, José Luis Torres, Antonia Ucar, Ángeles Vacas, Luis Varela, José María Zumel
* Xerox: Alex Alphonso, Jose Luis Aisa, Maria Rodriguez, Julio Angel Garica, Agustin Sepulveda
* Camera: Victorio González, Guillermon Rodriguez
* Video Line Test: Eva Maria Montera
* Film Editor: Nibs Senior
* Sound Effects Editor: Hilary Wyatt
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Dirctor: Carlos Alfonso
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Julio Diez
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* Cosgrove Hall
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCI
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Leanansidhe

*The Leanansidhe*

* Overview
* Sheet
* Background
* Logs

 Shame, child, is for those who fail to live up to the ideal of what they believe they should be.

— Lea

The Leanansidhe is Mab's chief operative.

Logs featuring Leanansidhe:

*Coming soon!*

Old Logs featuring Leanansidhe:

* 2015.08.24 - About a Boy--A Boy Under a Geas
* 2015.08.29 - Dislocation: Confrontation at the Nemeton
* 2015.08.27 - Sort of a War Council or Something
Spacial Event

Spacial Event is the second episode of Cosgrove Hall's 2D animated cartoon TV series of "Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime" that was broadcasted on ITV in the UK on 13th September 1991.

## Plot

The brothers are initially hired by Ernst Underfelt (a cat) to steal the Space Shuttle from Cape Canaveral, but when Underfelt's secretary later calls them on Interpol and tells them to abandon the theft, they do not receive the message, so accidentally get blasted into space and crash-land on the Planet Dribulon, whose inhabitants almost get them to sell the Shuttle for soap bars and bath crystals.

## Background Music Cues

* "The Chase Continues" (KPMK 1329. Track 13) by Dick Walter.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Brian Trueman
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Layout: Jose Maria Zumel, Richardo Machuca, Miguel Angel Aisa
* Storyboard: Jose Maria Zumel, Richardo Machuca, Mariano Rueda
* Special Effects: Carlos Alfonso
* Backgrounds: Milagros Banares, Conchi Echare, Roberto Garica, Miguel Angel Gil, David Jariaz, Higashi Taruma
* Supervised by Carlos Alfonso
* Key Animators: Mariano Rueda, Eduard Sasu, Bujor Stefanesou, Valentin Cain, Manuel G. Galina, Carmen Sanchez, Ignaclo Amero, Valentin Domenech, Vicente Rodriguez, Paca Morena, Maria Elena Marquez, Pedro Jose Molina, Juan Antonio Serrano, Luis Varela, Francisco Tena, Angel Jariego, Fernando Jariego, Pedro Delgado, Pedro Jorge Gil, Berglo Alfonso, Angel Garica, Jose Luis Torres, Manuel Sirgo, Baltesar Pedrosa, Fernando Gallart
* Assistant Animators: Sanda Sasu, Julio Altozano, Maria Luisa Ruls, Luis Amor, Armando Berdones, Borja Montoro, Maria Morellio, Fernando Ollero, Angel Marceno, Mercedes Manzanvo, Jesus Albiol, Juan, Jose Mora, Maria Isabel Fernandez
* Checkers: Carmen G. Sangrador, Maribel Lopez
* Colourst: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Herminia Burgaleta, Concha Calabuig, Valentín Caín, Pedro Delgado, Tere Diego, Valentín Doménech, Conchi Echave, Isabel Fernández, Maite Garcia, Julia García, Julio A. García, David Jaraiz, Pilar Quesada, Mari Carmen Rivan, Evelia Rodriguez, Eduard Sasu, José Luis Torres, Antonia Ucar, Ángeles Vacas, Luis Varela, José María Zumel
* Xerox: Alex Alphonso, Jose Luis Aisa, Maria Rodriguez, Julio Angel Garica, Agustin Sepulveda
* Camera: Victorio González, Guillermon Rodriguez
* Video Line Test: Eva Maria Montera
* Film Editor: Nibs Senior
* Sound Effects Editor: Hilary Wyatt
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Dirctor: Carlos Alfonso
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Julio Diez
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* Cosgrove Hall
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCI
Cosgrove Hall's Favourites

**Cosgrove Hall's Favourites** is a UK VHS Released by Fremantle on 15th December 2003.

## Episodes

1. Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime - Hyp-Not-Isn't
2. Alias the Jester - Magic Metal
3. Avenger Penguins - The President is a Fish!
4. Count Duckula - All in a Fog
5. Danger Mouse - Close Encounters of the Absurd Kind
6. The Wind in the Willows - Gadget Mad
Treasure Haunt

**Treasure Haunt** is the fifth episode of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was first debuted on in the UK on 9th October 1992.

## Background Music Pieces

* "Spindlelegs" (KPM-0081. Track 19) by Cedric King Palmer.
* "The Chase Continues" (KPM-0022. Track 4.7) by Dick Walter
* "Footsteps of Horror" (BR-0017. Track 11.2) by William Merrick Farran.
* "Finger of Fear" (KPM-0082. Track 15) by Fredric Bayco

## Trivia

* Unfortunately in this episode, Igor had no dialogue, but it was explained away by Nanny telling Duckula he was fed up of his adventures. Jack May was unfortunately not featured to do Igor's voice either.
* Recording date: February 7, 1992.

## Credits

* Voices: Jimmy Hibbert, David Jason, Brian Trueman
* Written by Brian Trueman
* Original Music: Dave Roylance, Bob Galvin
* Design and Layout: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Storyboard: Jose Solis, Stephen Simpson
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hiller, Philip Jackson, Weston Samuels
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Judy Pilsbury, Helen Michael, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Craig Whittle, Steve Horrocks, Bob Sparkes, Karen Heywood, Helen Smith, Bill Tapp, Michael Whaite, Paul Jesper, Tim Window
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Sue Halliwell, Yasodha Huckerby, Beverly James, Katie Nutter
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Althea Deane, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Helen Frazer, Mark Sulton, Gloria Vassiliou, Stefania Giani, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Christine Kershaw, Annie Place, Karl Scoble
* Supervised by Lorriane Thomas, Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Don Geering, Joan Simmons, Tony McAleese
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Nibs Senior
* Assistant Editor: Lincoln Anderson
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Jean Flynn
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Supervising Editor: Eilis Ward
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCII
Cosgrove Hall Films

**Cosgrove Hall** is the company responsible for animating Victor and Hugo between from 1991 to 1992. Other notable creations include "DangerMouse", "Count Duckula", "The Wind in the Willows", "Noddy's Toyland Adventures", "Jamie and the Magic Torch", and "Chorlton and the Wheelies".

## Notes

* For more information, please visit the Cosgrove Hall wikia.
Cosgrove Hall's Fun Time

**Cosgrove Hall's Fun Time** is a UK VHS/DVD released by Fremantle on 11th August 2003.

## Episodes

1. Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime - Automanic Transmission
2. Alias the Jester - The Ring
3. Avenger Penguins - Star Struck
4. Count Duckula - Amnesiac Duck
5. Danger Mouse - A Plague of Pyramids
6. The Wind in the Willows - The Yuletide Entertainment
Is There a Doctor in the House?

**Is There A Doctor in the House?** is the third episode in Series 2 of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was first transmitted on ITV in the UK on 25th September 1992.

## Summary

After crashing through the front of an antiques store, the brothers disguise themselves as doctors in order to steal a top-secret growth formula (which was discovered by Dr. Peveril Peak, and Professor Y has hired them to steal it) from Saint Spooner's Hospital; after they get high on laughing gas, they try to pick the already-unlocked lock of Dr. Peak's laboratory, and when Dr. Peak himself shows up to lock it, he gives his formula to Hugo to hold. Both brothers then make a run for it, but they run into a pair of police officers who had showed up at the antiques store earlier (the formula also smashes over Hugo), so they are sent to jail, where Hugo grows to a huge size.

## Background Music Cues

* "String Quintet in E major, Op. 11, No. 5" by Luigi Boccherini

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance, Bob Galvin
* Design: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Storyboard: Stephen Simpson
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hillier, Phillip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Matrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Bob Sparkes, Judy Pilsbury, Karen Heywood, Helen Michael, Helen Smith, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Bill Tapp, Craig Whittle, Michael Whatie, Steven Horrocks, Paul Jesper, Alan Moult, Tim Window
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Beverly James, Sue Halliwell, Katie Nutter, Yasodha Huckerby
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Stefania Glana, Althea Deane, Lynn Hardie, Marie Dembinski, Andrea Hough, Joyce Flowers, Christine Kershaw, Helen Frazer, Anne Place, Mark Fulton, Karl Scoble, Gloria Vassillou
* Supervised by Lorranie Thomas and Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Tony McAleese, Don Geering, Joan Simmons
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Leo Casserly
* Assistant Editor: Bob Ashton
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Jean Flynn
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Supervising Editor: Eilis Ward
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCII
Is There a Doctor in the House

**Is There a Doctor in the House?** is the third episode in the second season of Cosgrove Hall's 2D animated cartoon TV show "Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime" that was first broadcasted on ITV in the UK on 25th September 1992.

## Background Music Pieces

* "String Quintet in E major, Op. 11, No. 5" by Luigi Boccherini

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance, Bob Galvin
* Design: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Storyboard: Stephen Simpson
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hillier, Phillip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Matrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Bob Sparkes, Judy Pilsbury, Karen Heywood, Helen Michael, Helen Smith, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Bill Tapp, Craig Whittle, Michael Whatie, Steven Horrocks, Paul Jesper, Alan Moult, Tim Window
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Beverly James, Sue Halliwell, Katie Nutter, Yasodha Huckerby
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Stefania Glana, Althea Deane, Lynn Hardie, Marie Dembinski, Andrea Hough, Joyce Flowers, Christine Kershaw, Helen Frazer, Anne Place, Mark Fulton, Karl Scoble, Gloria Vassillou
* Supervised by Lorranie Thomas and Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Tony McAleese, Don Geering, Joan Simmons
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Leo Casserly
* Assistant Editor: Bob Ashton
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Jean Flynn
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Supervising Editor: Eilis Ward
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCII
Interpol

**Episodes**
 **First**
 **Last**

**Interpol** is a character from Victor and Hugo. He is voiced by David Jason.

A cynical East End Multicolour (which is a very rare breed of parrot), Interpol lives in Victor and Hugo's van, and provides a voice of reason in rapid-fire Cockney English; it is not saying very much to comment that Interpol is by far the most intelligent member of the group. Aside from residing in the van constantly, Interpol is also able to function as a telephone - he will ring when sat on his perch, and his beak is put to the person's ear. Victor also uses him to dial out by pressing his talons like a keypad; in one episode, Hugo used him as a makeshift pair of scissors.
The Greatest ITV Children's Video Ever!

**The Greatest ITV Children's Video Ever!** is a UK VHS Released by VCI on 13th November 1995.

## Episodes

1. The Wind in the Willows - The Labyrinth
2. Rosie and Jim - Puppet Show
3. Playbox - Buses
4. Sesame Street - Bedtime Stories and Songs
5. Alias the Jester - The Giant's Visit
6. Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends - Whistles and Sneezes
7. The Sooty Show - The Good, The Bad and The Furry
8. Rainbow - Guess What?
9. The Riddlers - Roll Up Fall Down
10. Brum - Brum and the Pram
11. Danger Mouse - Penfold Transformed
12. Count Duckula - In Arctic Circles
13. Fourways Farm - Gauging the Weather
14. Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime - Dummy Run
15. Button Moon - Rag Doll Marries a Dinosaur
16. Creepy Crawlies - Storm in a Teacup
17. Seabert - The Sea Otters
18. Old Bear Stories - The Winter Picnic
19. The Magic House - Moving Pictures
20. Molly's Gang - Sticky
Do-In-Yourself

**Starring**
 **Written by**
 **Previous**
 **Next**

**Do-In-Yourself** is the 30th and final episode of *Victor and Hugo*. It was the 17th episode of Series 2 and it first aired on 29 December 1992. In a final attempt to pull off a great crime, the brothers order the "Behemoth Guide to being a Master Criminal"; Soames and Potson also make another reappearance, and this was the last thing Cosgrove Hall did for Thames.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance, Bob Galvin
* Written by Brian Trueman
* Design and Layout: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Maggie Riley, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Storyboard: Jamie Diaz Studios
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hiller, Philip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Mafrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall, Mair Thomas
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Judy Pilsbury, Helen Michael, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Craig Whittle, Steve Horrocks, Bob Sparkes, Karen Heywood, Helen Smith, Bill Tapp, Michael Whaite, Paul Jesper
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Sue Halliwell, Yasodha Huckerby, Beverly James, Katie Nutter
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Althea Deane, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Helen Frazer, Mark Sulton, Gloria Vassiliou, Stefania Giani, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Christine Kershaw, Annie Place, Karl Scoble
* Supervised by Lorriane Thomas, Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Don Geering, Joan Simmons, Tony McAleese
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Lincoln Anderson
* Assistant Editor: Bob Ashton
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Willard Kitchen
* Assistant Animation Director: John Offord
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCII
The Wretched Dog

**The Wretched Dog** is a character from *Victor and Hugo*.

He plays a very important role in most episodes at various points, often when the plot appears to be flagging, the dog will run up one of Victor's trouser legs, remove his boxer shorts and run off with them down his other leg. This running gag also appears at the end of most episodes (prefaced by the statement by a glum Victor that "At least in here, nothing else can possibly go wrong!") - and Hugo particularly enjoyed the dog's appearances, often muttering "good doggie!". In production material from the now-demolished Cosgrove Hall studio, the dog's name is given as Baskerville (as in the Sherlock Holmes tale The Hound of the Baskervilles), although, he was never referred to as such on screen; one episode that he is known never to appear in is the eighth one, "The Case of the Vose Vase".
Pacific Coastal Accelerated Rail System

* Overview
* Points of Interest
* Appearances

This series of rail lines connects most of the major locations along the Pacific coast. From small commuter trains to large Amtrak surfliners with their sleeping and dining cars, this system allows for high-speed connections between cities, ranging from Los Angeles to Seattle.

Most notably, however, is the high-speed PCARS Mag-Lev train, which allows travel so fast that one can get from Seattle to San Francisco in two to three hours.

* **Name**:

Logs featuring Pacific Coastal Accelerated Rail System:

*Coming soon!*
The Bloody Mauser

* Overview
* Appearances

In 1917, a Mauser Gewehr 98 fell into the hands of Kiara's British great grandfather as he served in the Great War, fighting German troops in the wastelands of Flanders. Later in his life, he emigrated to the US, taking his trophy with him. As the second World War came along, Kiara's grandfather's father took it with him as he joined the war effort in a home defense group.

Despite never seeing active combat, the scarceness of 8mm Mauser ammunition and the fear of the day the axis might come to the US shores led to him seeking out a circle of Native American medicine men, having them enchant it with ancient blood magic. Since then, whenever this heritage weapon is called upon with the right magic words, its magazine will fill anew, but it also will drain about half a pint of blood from its user without a wound.

Logs featuring The Bloody Mauser:

* 2019.01.25 - Waking Up At Rowanwood Late: Kiara
* 2019.01.26 - The Apocalypse, Day Three: Seattle Expedition Preparation
* 2019.01.26 - Through the Eye of the Needle
* 2019.01.29 - The Newborn Army
Wanda Nicetime

**Wanda Nicetime**is a posh, gorgeous, and famous actress working at Dreary Lane. Appearing in Acting the Goat, her latest show is called "Grand Hotel" where she is the star. However, she encounters Victor and Hugo] who try to steal her ruby ring, but fail. Her partner puts the brothers on stage. It does not go well, as Victor and Hugo wreck the show, which prompts an outbreak of laughter from the audience.
Change Of Host

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Change Of Host is the seventh episode of Island Of Mayhem.

## Episode Coverage

At the beginning, Dollar and Lego Brick were on a date but was interrupted by a text message from Jeff, however it was Musical Note that sent the text just to shoot him for being bland, Dollar saw him and killed Musical Note by kicking him down the cliff from Cliff Insanity, Jeff recovered him. At the elimination, everyone was wondering where Grenade was, however Evil Grenade turned up to host the episode and reveal that Grenade was dead. The challenge was like an obstacle course but was more like a death trap, everyone needed to escape or the most to survive wins. Buttery got burnt to death, Drumstick got stabbed with spikes and Troll Face fell into lava. Certificate and Seashelly rode on top of TNT and all 3 won the challenge, TNT went to recover his team but saw Grenade's body on the screen and recovered him. Team Beautiful rode on a rocket and won the challenge, Evil Grenade was summoned by the other grenade's and Grenade was back.

## Likes

* Dollar 2 likes
* Jeff 5 likes
* Musical Note 1 like
* Lego Brick 3 likes
* Tree 0 likes

## Dislikes

* Dollar 0 dislikes
* Jeff 0 dislikes
* Musical Note 5 + 4 (9) dislikes
* Lego Brick 3 dislikes
* Tree 5 + 5 (10) dislikes (OUT)

## Challenge

The challenge was to finish the death trap and not die.

### Winner(s)

Team Beautiful + Certificate, Seashelly and TNT

## Trivia

* This marks the first proper appearance of Evil Grenade
* First time Dollar and Lego Brick were on a date
* The return of the recovery centre
* This was the last episode using the purple elimination area
* The first episode where Grenade is not hosting
Tree

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 **Tree**, labeled **The background character** is a male contestant on Island Of Mayhem. He was a member on Team Beautiful. He was eliminated in Change Of Host for being annoying

## Personality

Tree used to be dumb, but later said he faked it revealing his real personality to be the sarcastic type.

## Coverage

### Island Of Mayhem

In Having A "BLAST", Tree was in the background with Cloud, Dollar, Drumstick and Lego Brick. He got killed by Snot Bubble from a grenade and was up for elimination.

In Cliff Insanity, Tree said that key lime pie was bad but he liked it, then Grenade called him a weirdo. Tree was in the bottom 4 with Chainsaw, Face and Snot Bubble however he was safe. Tree was chosen into Team Beautiful.

In Twas The Challenge Before Christmas, Tree's team lost and he did nothing

In Pie At Stake, Tree had no likes and was safe with 1 vote along with Dollar

In Dodgeball Madness, Tree didn't do anything.

In A Trip To Yoyle Land, Tree was in the bottom 2 with Chainsaw (Buttery and Drumstick voted for him but Chainsaw was eliminated. Later on, Tree mentioned that they ran out of gas in the taxi then Musical Note called him a name.

In BFDI Characters, The Map And RC's, Tree didn't do anything and his team lost.

In Change Of Host, Tree didn't get any likes and was tied with Musical Note at the elimination and he got eliminated.

In Up To Down, Tree didn't do anything once again and encourage the viewers to vote him to rejoin by saying dog food.

In Too Much Sugar, Tree didn't rejoin by 1 vote.

## Trivia

* Tree is one of the most hated characters in the show
* The only person to have voted him to rejoin was a YouTuber called Michael Finch
* Tree is the only object to not have limbs
* It's possible that Tree might join season 2 for being eliminated early

Tree old poseTree poseTree old bodyTree bodyTree with dead Drumstick and CloudTree on intro 1Tree on intro 2Tree on intro 3Tree getting killed by Snot BubbleTree at elimination 1Tree in tie breakerTree on bridgeTree with team matesTree safeTree with Dollar, Lego Brick and JeffTree on chartTree in bottom 2 with Musical NoteTree getting eliminatedTree shouting dog foodTree getting eliminated againTree with face
Back To The Past

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Back To The Past is the tenth episode and the 1 year anniversary episode of Island Of Mayhem.

## Episode Coverage

At the beginning, Musical Note was sitting when Snot Bubble gave him a pie after last episode when he let her win, however Snot Bubble was suspicious about Musical Note when he killed her in Having A "BLAST". Meanwhile Dollar and Lego Brick were talking about Musical Note and how annoying he was, Lego Brick went into the confessional cage where he called Dollar a chatter box. Seashelly asked TNT why he cheated last episode, TNT went mad at Seashelly and pointed out that Seashelly cheated as well. Grenade said it was time for elimination but pressed a button which made everything as it was in Having A "BLAST" , they said it was horrible and TNT didn't exist there, so they replaced him with the TNT plush toy. The elimination started and Jeff didn't like the one they were using. After the elimination Dollar was upset because Lego Brick was eliminated and he was her boyfriend. Grenade announced the challenge and showed the final RC's of Island Of Mayhem. Seashelly killed Snot Bubble and Buttery but got killed by Musical Note, then Dollar killed Musical Note. A match flew and caught TNT on fire and killed Jeff in the explosion. It was Dollar and Certificate left then Dollar killed Certificate winning the challenge. Dollar pressed a button to bring back the better set.

## Likes

* Buttery 3 likes
* Cakey 1 like
* Certificate 1 like
* Dollar 6 likes
* Jeff 3 likes
* Lego Brick 1 like
* Seashelly 7 likes
* TNT 3 likes

## Dislikes

* Buttery 2 dislike
* Cakey 0 dislikes
* Certificate 2 dislikes
* Dollar 3 dislikes
* Jeff 1 dislike
* Lego Brick 7 dislikes(out, lost tie breaker)
* Seashelly 3 dislikes
* TNT 7 dislikes

## Challenge

The challenge was go on giant tubes and throw grenades at the other, same challenge from Having A "BLAST"

### Up for elimination

Buttery, Certificate, Dollar, Jeff, Musical Note,Seashelly, Snot Bubble, TNT

## Trivia

* This is the first anniversary episode, probably the only after Eliminator forgot about IOM's 2nd anniversary
* This marks the final appearance of the EP 1-5 intro
* This marks the return of the first bodies
* This episode was similar to Crappy Anniversary from II
* This marks the final appearance of Cliff Insanity's elimination area
* The old Snot Bubble design from EP 1-3
Cowboys and Indiscipline

Cowboys and Indiscipline is the fourth episode in Season 1 of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was broadcasted on ITV in the UK on September 27, 1991.

## Plot

After a failed hold-up at a drive-in movie theatre, the brothers hitch a train ride to Tombstone, Arizona (by driving on the railway tracks), where they drive local bandit Black Jake mad with animal impressions and make a new "friend" in the form of the town's Marshal, Wyatt Eartle; however, after Eartle catches Hugo trying to smash down the door of the Fasbucz Bank with a hammer, he throws him in jail, so Victor hires a horse to break him out. They then try to blow up the bank's safe with dynamite they bought from the general store, but do not notice that it is about to explode until it is too late, so they get blown through its roof and both of them end up back in jail.

## Background Music Cues

* "Two Old Timers (B)" (BMLP-0155. Track 7) by Allan J Gunn.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Supervised by Ben Turner
* Layout: Jamie Diaz Studios
* Storyboard: Jamie Diaz Studios
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hiller, Philip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Mafrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall, Mair Thomas
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Judy Pilsbury, Helen Michael, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Craig Whittle, Steve Horrocks, Bob Sparkes, Karen Heywood, Helen Smith, Bill Tapp, Michael Whaite, Paul Jesper
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Sue Halliwell, Yasodha Huckerby, Beverly James, Katie Nutter
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Althea Deane, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Helen Frazer, Mark Sulton, Gloria Vassiliou, Stefania Giani, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Christine Kershaw, Annie Place, Karl Scoble
* Supervised by Lorriane Thomas, Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Don Geering, Joan Simmons, Tony McAleese
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Nibs Senior
* Sound Effects Editor: Hilary Wyatt
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: Jean Flynn
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* Cosgrove Hall
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCI
Automanic Transmission

Automanic Transmission is the fourth episode in Season 1 of Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime that was broadcasted on ITV in the UK on October 25, 1991.

## Plot

The brothers are hired by Mr. Stootly (a tiger) to steal a voice-activated futuristic car called the "Buillac S230" (whose name is a merger of Buick and Cadillac); after masquerading as roofers to get into the Buillac factory, they tell the S230 to drive to the Stootly Corp. one and get pursued there by the Arizona police, but do not tell it to stop quickly enough, so it crashes into the side of the factory. When Mr. Stootly comes out to investigate the damage, he denies all connection with the brothers, so they are sent to jail.

## Background Music Cues

* "Panto Creep" by Trevor Nightingale and Will Thomson.

## Credits

* Voices: David Jason, Brian Trueman, Jimmy Hibbert
* Written by Jimmy Hibbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design and Layout: Andy Roper, Jon Doyle, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson, Jez Hall
* Storyboard: Jamie Diaz Studios
* Special Effects: Garry Owen, Jackie Mitchell, Roy Huckerby, David Birkinshaw
* Backgrounds: Maggie Riley, Beverly Bush, Michelle Graney, Peter Hiller, Philip Jackson, Weston Samuels, Rosie Mafrici
* Key Animators: Big Jack Bradley, Meryl Edge, Dave Livesey, Denise Heywood, Alistair Fell, Andy Wilson, Claire Grey, Malcolm McGookin, Adrian Bell
* Animators: Les Brooksbank, Paul Greenall, Mair Thomas
* Assistant Animators: Jennie Langley, Judy Pilsbury, Helen Michael, Steven A. Pleydell-Pearce, Craig Whittle, Steve Horrocks, Bob Sparkes, Karen Heywood, Helen Smith, Bill Tapp, Michael Whaite, Paul Jesper
* Checkers: Laura Cosgrove, Sue Halliwell, Yasodha Huckerby, Beverly James, Katie Nutter
* Colourist: Joan Jones
* Cel Painters: Carla Abraham, Althea Deane, Marie Dembinski, Joyce Flowers, Helen Frazer, Mark Sulton, Gloria Vassiliou, Stefania Giani, Lynn Hardie, Andrea Hough, Christine Kershaw, Annie Place, Karl Scoble
* Supervised by Lorriane Thomas, Laura Cosgrove
* Xerox: Don Geering, Joan Simmons, Tony McAleese
* Camera: Peter Kidd, Frank Hardie, Wendy Senior, Mark Sutton
* Video Line Test: Phil Atack, Lesley White
* Film Editor: Eilis Ward
* Sound Effects Editor: Geoff Lawson
* Dubbing Mixer: John Wood
* Animation Director: John Offord
* Animation Checkers: Phil McMylor, Andy Bax
* Pre-Production Co-ordinator: Ed Williams
* Production Controller: Sian Thomas
* Production Co-ordinator: Simon White
* Post Production Manager: Chris Phillips
* Executive Producer: John Hambley
* Directed by Brian Cosgrove
* A Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall Production
* Cosgrove Hall
* © Cosgrove Hall Productions Ltd. MCMXCI
Team Cake

Team Cake is one of the 2 teams in IOM, Certificate was the team captain, The team had Certificate (Leader), Seashelly, Cloud, Buttery, Drumstick, Face and Troll Face. In episode 6b BFDI Characters, The map and RC's, TNT joined their team

## Contestants eliminated

Cloud (Eliminated in Twas The Challenge Before Christmas)Face (Eliminated in Dodgeball Madness)Troll Face (Eliminated in Up To Down)Drumstick (Eliminated in Too Much Sugar)Certificate (Eliminated in 3 Tasks To Heroicness)TNT (Eliminated in Spectacular Skyships)
Having A "BLAST"

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Having A "BLAST" is the first episode of Island Of Mayhem.

## Episode Coverage

In the first episode of Island Of Mayhem, Seashelly and Certificate were talking about how Dollar is in love with Lego Brick. Dollar wrote something that no-one except Drumstick knows from Dollar giving it to Cloud and gives it to Drumstick instead of Lego Brick and Dollar kills both of them. Perfume was insulting Face and Troll Face and gets killed by a laser that Musical Note and Jeff found in the ground and throws it to the ground and pops Snot Bubble and turns on to kill Perfume. Chainsaw was about to kill Buttery but later says why is the island so boring then later Grenade comes to them and tells them about the competition to win a restaurant.

## Challenge

The challenge was to stand on giant tubes and throw grenades at the other contestants, the last 2 standing will become team captains.

### Winner(s)

The winner's of this episode were Perfume and Certificate, they won by not getting killed by a grenade

### Up for elimination

The contestant's up for elimination this episode were Buttery, Chainsaw, Cloud, Dollar, Drumstick, Face, Jeff, Lego Brick, Musical Note, Seashelly, Snot Bubble, Tree and Troll Face by getting killed.

## Trivia

* This episode was the first to not have an elimination
* The episode got released the same day Object Multiverse did, a show by Jacob Fairclough
* The title was from a catchphrase that fits in with the episode, there were lots of blasts
TNT

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**TNT**, labeled **The athletic** is a male contestant on Island Of Mayhem. He was a member on Team Cake. He debuted the game in episode 6.

## Personality

TNT is a recommended character by Silverkoopa888 who is athletic and bland.

## Coverage

### Island Of Mayhem

In Dodgeball Madness, TNT was in the crowd watching the elimination.

In A Trip To Yoyle Land, TNT got 5 votes so he joined the game.

In BFDI Characters, The Map And RC's, TNT did nothing.

In Change Of Host, TNT helped Certificate and Seashelly in the challenge and won immunity for himself and Certificate and Seashelly

In Up To Down, TNT did the challenge with Lego Brick and stole a sleigh. TNT only caught Cloud and got his tongue stuck on a pole and lost the challenge

In Too Much Sugar, TNT got 2 people to vote for him, however he was safe. TNT couldn't bake a cake so he bought one at the mall, it was a fruitcake. The judges found out and gave him a 0/40.

In Back To The Past, TNT shouted at Seashelly because she asked him why he cheated. Everyone went back to episode 1 and because he was not in episode 1, they used his replacement the TNT plush toy. At the elimination he got 7 votes along with Lego Brick but was safe because he won the tie breaker. At the end of the challenge, everyone went back to the present day while TNT was confused about what happened.

In Candy Canes, And Conflicts Oh My!!!, TNT explained why he shouted at Seashelly, it was because he was bullied and had arms that got ripped off, that was why he couldn't bake a cake. At the elimination TNT got 6 likes and did not win the prize and got 7 dislikes and was safe. TNT told Jeff that his creator said he needed to gain some personality. TNT got 1 million candy canes and won the challenge.

In 3 Tasks To Heroicness, TNT was with Certificate and Seashelly talking about who will be next eliminated, TNT asked why Seashelly got a new body. In the challenge TNT was wondering how to complete the first activity then Seashelly helped him. TNT died in the death trap activity by falling in lava. He was up for elimination

In Spectacular Skyships, TNT was talking with Seashelly about how they are in the final 6 and how they will be in the final 2. TNT announces he has a crush on Seashelly. At the elimination, TNT got no likes and got 4 dislikes and was eliminated.

## Trivia

* TNT is the only recommended character to be a contestant in Season 1
* TNT is recommended by Silverkoopa888
* TNT was a contestant in Silverkoopa's cancelled show CFCC
* TNT became a female in episode 8
* TNT became a male again after CFCC began
Pie At Stake

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Pie At Stake is the fourth episode of Island Of Mayhem.

## Episode Coverage

At the beginning, Musical Note was saying goodbye to Perfume because he knew she was going to be eliminated then she shouted at him. Buttery and Dollar were in a bush spying on Lego Brick, later Dollar asked him out.

## Likes

* Chainsaw 3 likes
* Dollar 1 like
* Jeff 3 likes (win)
* Lego Brick 1 like
* Musical Note 1 like
* Perfume 1 like
* Tree 0 likes

## Dislikes

* Chainsaw 3 dislikes
* Dollar 1 dislike
* Jeff 0 dislikes
* Lego Brick 0 dislikes
* Musical Note 0 dislikes
* Perfume 5 dislikes (out)
* Tree 1 dislike

## Challenge

The challenge was to eat the most pie in an hour. Which ever team eats the most will win.

### Winner(s)

Originally Team Beautiful was gonna lose but Drumstick from Team Cake threw up causing his team to lose.

### Up for elimination

Because Drumstick threw up, Team Cake lost

## Trivia

* The episode title has the same name to cake at stake from BFDI(A)
* The challenge was gonna be used in II2 but got scrapped
* This is the first episode Lego Brick said a word
* Dollar asks Lego Brick out and says yes