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Rotten Quacko

**Rotten Quacko** is a secret character in *Night Shift Nightmare.*

## Appearance

Rotten Quacko looks like a taller rotten version of Quacko. He is also missing a top hat and seems to have lost his outfit.

## Triggering him

The way to trigger him is simple to understand, but hard to execute. The player has to put up the Backstage camera before the server time hits 7 seconds. If they did it correctly, Rotten Quacko will appear and crash the game.

## Trivia

* In earlier versions of *Night Shift Nightmare,* Rotten Quacko was the same size as Quacko and was floating over the floor.
The Player

**The Player** is the security guard, and as such the protagonist of the game.

## Overview

The security guard doesn't seem to have a particular identity; instead, as proven by the third-person mode and the office camera, the security guard is the player themselves. As such, the name on the paycheck at the end of Night 14 is impossible to be seen, and the security guard himself is never shown on the trailers.
Ordem de Malta

> *"Amén."*—Membros da ordem, 42. AUBIRD FORCE.

A **Ordem de Malta** é uma ordem de cavaleiros católicos que serve o Vaticano. Eles participaram da Nona Cruzada, junto de outros cavaleiros que, como eles, servem o Papa. Durante a época da batalha em Londres, a ordem contava com 2457 membros ativos.

## Referências

1. ↑ Editora JBC: Hellsing, Edição em Português (Brasil). Tradução: Karen Kazumi Hayashida.
Camera power

**Camera power** is a mechanic in *Night Shift Nightmare.*

## Overview

The camera power starts at 50 and will slowly reach zero if the player uses the cameras too much. When the camera power reaches zero, the monitor will automatically go down and the cameras will be unusable. Nothing particular will happen considering the animatronics, but unusable cameras will make the game much harder.
Fluorite

Fluorite è una fusione di sei gemme e membro degli Scoloriti.

ASPETTO

Fluorite ha la testa umanoide ￼con un grosso naso, bocca piccola e doppi i occhi. Due delle sue gemme si trovano qui. La gemma ha poi un corpo simile a quello di un millepiedi coperto nella parte superiore da una sorta di gilet aperto. Sul suo "petto" si trovano tre delle sue gemme. Ha quattro braccia. Nella parte dove si trova la "pancia" c'è la sua sesta gemma. Per il resto il suo corpo è simile a quello di un millepiedi con degli stivaletti nelle tre paia di "gambe".

CARATTERE

Fluorite è una gemma pacifica, molto lenta nel parlare e amata dagli altri Scoloriti che però proprio per questa sua caratteristica la precedono spesso quando parla. È gentile e ricorda molto una signora anziana. Quando Lars chiede a lei e agli altri Scoloriti di passare per la sua testa con Steven lei spiega che resteranno con Lars per aiutarlo ad orientarsi nel Pianeta Natale, facendo cambiare idea anche a Rodonite.

GEMMOLOGIA

La fluorite è una gemma molto comune e più importante dei minerali fluorati. È un minerale solitamente multicolore che può essere anche solo verde o viola.

   Possibile disposizione delle gemme di Fluorite.
Easter eggs

This is a list of the **easter eggs**in *Night Shift Nightmare.*

## DanTDM mode

If one says "dantdm" in the chat, every drawing in the main hall will change. This is a reference to the creator's favorite *YouTuber.*

## Rotten Quacko model

If a player is fast enough to put up the Backstage camera before the server time hits 7 seconds, a rotten model of Quacko will appear. It will then disappear and crash the game after the screen turns to static. It is unknown if this rotten version of Quacko is significant to the plot.

## Secret Phone Call

If an user says "dantdm" in the chat before Jack's Night 1 phone call starts, the phone call will be different:

*"Oh, hello! Hello! Uh, my name is Trayaurus, and... thank you for applying for the job! So, the pugs at the company told me to record a message for you in order to get you ready for your first night. Uh, there's something they probably didn't tell you. You know how this is a restaurant with animatronics and all? Well, since we were kinda losing money due to the robbers and all that bad stuff, we had to program the animatronics to scare and knock out anyone coming during the night... including you, the famous YouTuber. But hey, we wouldn't have gave you this job if the animatronics' knocking out system worked out well, right? Okay, so, here's the plan. You do your job, and you stay calm. You've got doors and lights and cameras and a puglight to protect you. Also, try to close the doors only when super-dooper necessary. Gotta conserve power. Good night!"*

However, the other nights' phone calls will not be affected.
Power

*Were you looking for the camera power or the flashlight battery?*

**Limited** **power** is a mechanic in *Night Shift Nightmare.* It prevents you from winning the game by leaving all the doors closed.

## Overview

A little box with text is seen at the top-left corner of the screen and indicates: "Power left: 800/800". This will decrease when the player uses the doors or the door lights. When the power reaches zero, the office will turn dark and the player will be unable to use the doors or the door lights. This is very likely to result in a jumpscare.

If one is lucky enough, they can complete the night with power zero. However, they will start the next night with power zero, causing them to eventually get jumpscared.
Paperdude

**Paperdude** is one of the animatronics in *Night Shift Nightmare.*

## Appearance

Paperdude is, as his name implies, a human-like animatronic with paper covering him, so that children would be able to draw on him.

## Overview

Paperdude activates at Night 2. He is extremely dangerous due to the fact that he resides in the Main Hall, right in front of the two front doors.
Death of a Great Dane

Death of a Great Dane is the eighth episode of Season 2, which aired on the 17th November 1962.

Previous Episode: The Mauritius Penny

Next Episode: The Sell Out

## Synopsis

An auto crash victim turns up in the hospital with £50,000 worth of diamonds in his stomach. He was an employee of the Litoff Organization, one of the world's great financial empires, which is mysteriously in the process of converting all of its assets into cash. While Steed is busy making himself a pest at the Litoff Organization, Cathy is snooping around a peg cemetery.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Cathy Gale - Honor Blackman
* Getz - Frederick Jaeger
* Gregory - Leslie French
* Sir James - John Laurie
* Mrs Miller - Clare Kelly
* 1st Assistant - Dennis Edwards
* 2nd Assistant - Anthony Baird
* Minister - Billy Milton
* Winetasters - Eric Elliot and Roger Maxwell
* Gravedigger - Herbert Nelson
* Policeman - Michael Meyer
* George Miller - Frank Peters
* Kennels Man - Kevin Barry
* Dancer - Junia
* Bellhound - Heidi

## Crew

* Writer - Roger Marshall and Jeremy Scott
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Patrick Downing
* Producer - Leonard White
Mission to Montreal

Mission to Montreal is the fifth episode of Season 2, which aired on the 27th October 1962.

Previous Episode: Bullseye

Next Episode: The Removal Men

## Synopsis

When the stand in for a boozy sex symbol film star is murdered, the actress quits her job and takes a cruise to get away from it all. Aboard the ship, she is confronted by her husband, the ship's captain, who pressures her to turn over the stolen microfilm she is carrying. When she has second thoughts, she drags Dr King into the quagmire.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Dr Martin King - John Rollason
* Carla Berotti - Patricia English
* Sheila Dawson - Iris Russell
* Nicholson - Mark Eden
* Judy - Gillian Muir
* Film Director - Harold Berens
* Brand - Alan Curtis
* Marson - John Bennett
* Budge - Gerald Sim

## Crew

* Writer - Lester Powell
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Terry Green
* Producer - Leonard White
Death on the Slipway

Death on the Slipway is the seventeenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 24th June 1961.

Previous Episode: The Yellow Needle

Next Episode: Double Danger

## Synopsis

Posing as a metallurgist, Steed enters the shipyard where a nuclear submarine is being built - and meets an old nemesis, Kolchek. Spotting Steed, Kolchek blackmails the yard foreman into planting a bomb to kill Steed so that he can obtain the sub's plans. Steed catches the foreman's lover searching for his room and learns about the bomb, which he finds and throws into the water just before it goes off.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Kolchek - Peter Arne
* Sir William Bonner - Frank Thornton
* Liz Wells - Nyree Dawn Porter
* Sam Pearson - Paul Dawkins
* Fleming - Sean Sullivan
* Geordie Wilson - Redmond Bailey
* Jack - Robert D. Bahey
* Inspector Georgeson - Barry Keegan
* P.C. Butterworth - Tom Adams
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Pardoe - Gary Watson
* P.C. Geary - Patrick Connor
* Sergeant Brodie - Hamilton Dyce
* Chandler - Billy Milton

## Crew

* Writer - James Mitchell
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
Diamond Cut Diamond

Diamond Cut Diamond is the seventh episode of Season 1, which aired on the 18th February 1961.

Previous Episode: Girl on the Trapeze

Next Episode: The Radioactive Man

## Synopsis

Posing as an airline steward accused of a crime, Steed is inducted into an illicit diamond smuggling ring. After a successful flight to New York and a subsequent party, Steed returns home drunk. The next morning he finds he is accused of killing a girl in a hit and run accident during the night. But Dr Keel determines that Steed had instead been heavily drugged and could not have driven a car. The smugglers, who use each of their couriers only once, had blackmailed Steed into committing suicide, which is their modus operandi. Just before Steed is forced to take his own life and that of an accomplice, Keel arrives with the police.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Fiona Charles - Sandra Dorne
* Dr Collard - Hamlyn Benson
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Stella Creighton - Joy Webster

## Crew

* Writer - Max Marquis
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
Mr Teddy Bear

Mr Teddy Bear is the first episode of Season 2, which aired on the 29th September 1962.

Previous Episode: Dragonsfield

Next Episode: Propellant 23

## Synopsis

An infamous assassin is flushed out as Cathy pays to have Steed murdered. Steed is quite the daredevil professional agent as he takes great pleasure in pursuing Mr Teddy Bear. But, just before Steed can reach the target, he is taken off the case and it's all up to Cathy.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Cathy Gale - Honor Blackman
* Interviewer - Tim Brinton
* Colonel Wayne Gilley - Kenneth Keeling
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Henry - Michael Robbins
* Mr Teddy Bear - Bernard Goldman
* Cafe Girl - Sarah Maxwell
* Dr James Howell - John Ruddock
* Technician - Michael Collins

## Crew

* Writer - Martin Woodhouse
* Director - Richmond Harding
* Designer - Terry Green
* Producer - Leonard White and John Bryce
Doors

*Were you looking for the door lights?*

The **Doors**are an important mechanic in*Night Shift Nightmare.*

## Overview

The player must close them at the right time to avoid losing power. If their power reaches zero, they will be unable to close the doors, resulting in an eventual jumpscare. If one doesn't close the door when an animatronic is near, the latter will enter the office and kill the player.
Cameras

The **Cameras** are an important mechanic in *Night Shift Nightmare.*

## Overview

The player can watch the animatronics' movements using the cameras, but they must avoid draining camera power. If they do, the cameras will be unusable.

### Broken Quacko Easter Egg

If one launches the game then immediately turns on the cameras and shows the Backstage, they will see a mysterious broken Quacko looking into the camera. After a few seconds of watching, the animatronic will disappear and the game will crash.
Brought to Book

Brought to Book is the second episode of Season 1, which aired on the 14th January 1961.

Previous Episode: Hot Snow

Next Episode: Square Root of Evil

## Synopsis

In the sequel to Hot Snow, Steed convinces Dr Keel to become a member of Ronnie Vance's gang. Himself having become a member of a rival gang, Steed arranges for a police raid to convince Vance that Keel is crooked. Keel learns that a member of the rival gang is going to murder Vance and his brother but, when Keel advises Steed of this, Vance figures out that there are traitors in both gangs. The police arrive to find one of Vance's men, who was sent to kill Steed, help captive by Keel with a hypodermic needle. Threatened with instant death by injection (a bluff of Keel's), the man confesses to the murder of Keel's fiancee. Steed then enlists Keel as his permanent partner.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Prentice - Lionel Burns
* Lale - Redmond Bailey
* Pretty Boy - Clifford Elkin
* Bart - Neil McCarthy
* Nick Mason - Charles Morgan
* Spicer - Godfrey Quigley
* Dr Tredding - Phillip Stone
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Chinese Girl - Joyce Wong Chong
* Ronnie Vance - Robert James
* Det. Supt. Wilson - Alister Williamson
* Det. Sgt. Rogers - Michael Collins
* Jackie - Carol White

## Crew

* Writer - Brian Clemens
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
One for the Mortuary

One for the Mortuary is the thirteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 26th April 1961.

Previous Episode: Dance with Death

Next Episode: The Springers

## Synopsis

Unbeknownst to him, Dr Keel is transporting a new medicinal formula abroad which Steed has concealed in microdot form on a conference invitation card. En route to Geneva, Keel treats a young woman, then invites her to the conference, giving her the card. When Keel is arrested on murder charges, Steed locates the girl, but discovers that the person intended to receive the information is allied with the thugs trying to steal it and were who were also responsible for the murder for which Keel was accused. Steed has the man arrested and returns home with Keel and the invitation card.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Benson - Peter Madden
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Scott - Ronald Wilson
* Pallaine - Dennis Edwards
* Yvette Declair - Malou Pantera
* Dubois - Frank Gatliff
* Maid - Irene Bradshaw
* Bernard Bourg - Toke Townley

## Crew

* Writer - Brian Clemens
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
Girl on the Trapeze

Girl on the Trapeze is the sixth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 11th February 1961.

Previous Episode: Crescent Moon

Next Episode: Diamond Cut Diamond

## Synopsis

On his way to a much needed break from a heavy workload, Dr Keel happens to witness the attempted suicide of a young woman who leaps from a bridge as he is crossing it. A passing boater rescues her from the icy waters and Dr Keel attends to her until she is taken to a hospital. Unfortunately, shortly after arriving, she dies, leaving Dr Keel - and the police - with several mysteries. An autopsy reveals she was drugged - to the point that she could not have possibly leapt from the bridge on her own, suggesting murder instead of suicide. So, who might have wanted her dead, and why? And who is she? Anything that might help identify her is missing - even the boater who rescued her. Dr Keel has the nagging suspicion that he has seen the young woman before and, with the help of assistant, he finds a picture of her in an article about a traveling circus performing in town. Together they pay the circus a visit on its last performance - only to be confronted with yet more riddles about the identity of the woman Dr Keel thought he saw leap from the bridge.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* Zibbo - Kenneth J Warren
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Vera - Delena Kidd
* Supt. Lewis - Howard Goorney
* Stefan - Edwin Richfield
* Anna Danilov - Mia Karam
* Police Sgt. - Ivor Salter
* Dr Sterret - David Grey
* Box Office Clerk - Dorothy Blythe
* Policeman - Ian Gardiner
* Turek - Andy Alston

## Crew

* Writer - Dennis Spooner
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Paul Bernard
* Producer - Leonard White
Dragonsfield

Dragonsfield is the twenty sixth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 30th December 1961.

Previous Episode: A Change of Bait

Next Episode: Mr Teddy Bear

## Synopsis

A soap opera erupts at a facility that is fabricating a special material to shield astronauts from radiation. Although a security guard is suspected of being a saboteur, Steed winds up saving him from an assault and later discovers that one of the female assistants at the facility is involved in the sabotage attempts on the new material.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Lisa Strauss - Sylvia Langova
* Saunders - Alfred Burke
* Redington - Ronald Leigh Hunt
* Susan Summers - Barbara Shelley
* Jack Alford - Thomas Kyffin
* Technician - Keith Barron
* Secretary - Amanda Reeves
* One Fifteen - Eric Dodson
* Boris - Steven Scott
* Landlord - Michael Robbins
* Peters - Herbert Nelson
* Second Technician - Morris Perry

## Crew

* Writer - Terence Feely
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - James Goddard
* Producer - Leonard White
The Mauritius Penny

The Mauritius Penny is the seventh episode of Season 2, which aired on the 10th November 1962.

Previous Episode: The Removal Men

Next Episode: Death of a Great Dane

## Synopsis

An extremely rare stamp turns up on a common catalog list, rather like a da Vinci appearing in a sale flyer for K Mart. The fellow who made this discovery is shot. Fortunately, Steed had the man's phone tapped and soon, with the aid of Cathy's philately expertise, they are able to get their feet in the door of a fanatical political group preparing to simultaneously overthrow the British and several European governments.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Cathy Gale - Honor Blackman
* Brown - Alfred Burke
* Gerald Shelly - David Langton
* Lord Matterley - Richard Vernon
* Sheila Gray - Sylvia Langova
* Maitland - Edward Jewesbury
* Peckham - Harry Shacklock
* Goodchild - Alan Rolfe
* Inspector Burke - Philip Guard
* Charlady - Grace Arnold
* P.C. Andrews - Edward Higgins
* Miss Power - Delia Corrie
* Porter - Raymond Hodge
* Lorry Driver - Edwin Brown
* Lorry Driver's Mate - Anthony Blackshaw
* Foreign Delegate - Theodore Wilhelm
* Boy - Anthony Rogers

## Crew

* Writer - Malcolm Hulke and Terrance Dicks
* Director - Richmond Harding
* Designer - Phillip Harrison
* Producer - Leonard White
Night 1

**Night 1**is the first and easiest night of the game. Experimented players can use this night to discover more of the game's secrets.

## Overview

The player has nothing to do until 1 AM hits. At this point, Quacko will enter the Show Stage. He will then leave the player 15 seconds before entering the West Hall. He will then approach the door and leave the player 3 seconds to close the door. If the player doesn't close the door, Quacko will enter the office and kill the player. Otherwise, he will return to the Show Stage and repeat.

## Strategy

**Just watch the West Hall.**In effect, only Quacko is active, and he will only enter from the left door. He isn't much of a threat, simply close the door when he gets near, then wait about 5 seconds and open it.

## Phone Call

*"Oh, hello! Hello! Uh, my name is Jack, and... thank you for applying for the job! So, the guys at the company told me to record a message for you in order to get you ready for your first night. Uh, there's something they probably didn't tell you. You know how this is a restaurant with animatronics and all? Well, since we were kinda losing money due to the robbers and all that bad stuff, we had to program the animatronics to scare and knock out anyone coming during the night... including you, the security guard. But hey, we wouldn't have gave you this job if the animatronics' knocking out system worked out well, right? Okay, so, here's the plan. You do your job, and you stay calm. You've got doors and lights and cameras and a flashlight to protect you. Also, try to close the doors only when super-dooper necessary. Gotta conserve power. Good night!"*
Quacko

**Quacko**is the main character in *Night Shift Nightmare.*He activates at Night 1 and can become a big problem in the later nights.

## Appearance

Quacko is, as his name implies, a duck animatronic. He wears a top hat and a bowtie. Children apparently like Quacko more than the other animatronics, as multiple drawings mentioning Quacko can be found.

## Trivia

* One could never know Quacko's name if they didn't check the Main Hall, as the previous security guard never mentions them by name.
* Quacko's appearance was based on this cartoonish duck image.
	+ Because of that, Quacko originally had a white outfit and a brighter yellow head.
Toy Trap

Toy Trap is the nineteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 22nd July 1961.

Previous Episode: Double Danger

Next Episode: The Tunnel of Fear

## Synopsis

A young woman friend of Dr Keel is worried about the disappearance of her roommate. Upon investigation, Keel learns that girls living in a hostel are being solicited by a prostitution ring. Another girlfriend agrees to enter the prostitution ring, allowing Steed to corner the hostel's landlady as the prostitution ringleader.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* May Murton - Hazel Graeme
* Henry Burge - Tony van Bridge
* Alice - Nina Marriott
* Bunty Seton - Sally Smith
* Mrs McCabe - Ann Tirard
* Freddie - Brandon Brady
* Johnnie - Brian Jackson
* Photographer - Lionel Burns
* Lennie Taylor - Tex Fuller
* Annie - Mitzi Rogers

## Crew

* Writer - Bill Strutton
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Douglas James
* Producer - Leonard White
Nightmare

Nightmare is the fourth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 28th January 1961.

Previous Episode: Square Root of Evil

Next Episode: Crescent Moon

## Synopsis

Dr Keel is called by one of his patients in a panic because her husband has disappeared. Believed to be the woman's husband, who is a noted scientist working on a top secret project, Keel is kidnapped. After he escapes, Steed convinces him to impersonate the scientist and he is kidnapped again. Shot while escaping again, Keel is taken to a hospital. But the anesthetist is an accomplice of the kidnappers and Steed arrives barely in time to prevent Keel's murder. The scientist then reappears, apparently suffering from temporary amnesia due to overwork.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Williams - Gordon Boyd
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Faith Braintree - Helen Lindsay
* Commander Reece - Michael Logan
* Dr Brown - Robert Bruce
* Dr Jones - Redmond Bailey
* Dr Miller - Robert Sansom

## Crew

* Writer - Terence Feely
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
Double Danger

Double Danger is the eighteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 8th July 1961.

Previous Episode: Death on the Slipway

Next Episode: Toy Trap

## Synopsis

While treating a man's wounds, Dr Keel determines he was part of a recent diamond heist and he talks the man's partner into fetching a prescription from the hospital. Keel's assistant Carol notices a cryptic entry on the prescription: phonus equus - call Steed! The man's partner returns to find that the injured man has died. Convinced that Keel was told of the diamond's whereabouts (which he was), he kidnaps Carol and threatens to kill her if the location is not disclosed. Keel reveals the location, but they arrive to find Steed and the police waiting for them. Everyone enjoys dinner on the insurance company's reward.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Mark Crawford - Charles Hodgson
* Harry Dew - Robert Mill
* Al Brady - Peter Reynolds
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Lola Carrington - Vanda Hudson
* Bruton - Kevin Brennan
* Bartholomew - Gordon Phillot

## Crew

* Writer - Gerald Verner
* Director - Roger Jenkins
* Designer - John Goddard
* Producer - Leonard White
The Sell Out

The Sell Out is the ninth episode of Season 2, which broadcast on the 24th November 1962.

Previous Episode: Death of a Great Dane

## Synopsis

Every time a meeting is set up to negotiate a settlement to some Middle East crisis, a mission critical person is killed. Steed is convinced that there is an informer, a view that his superior, One Twelve, does not share. To flush out the informant, Steed poses as the delegate he is to deliver to the next meeting.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Dr Martin King - John Rollason
* Mark Harvey - Frank Gatliff
* Monsieur Roland - Charleton Hobbs
* One Twelve - Arthur Hewlett
* Judy - Gillian Muir
* Lilian Harvey - Anne Godley
* Fraser - Michael Mellinger
* Workman - Richard Klee
* Gunman - Storm Durr
* Customer - Cyril Renison
* Policeman - Anthony Blackshaw
* Price - Ray Browne

## Crew

* Writer - Anthony Terpiloff and Brandon Brady
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Terry Green
* Producer - Leonard White
Bullseye

Bullseye is the fourth episode of Season 2, which aired on the 20th October 1962.

Previous Episode: The Decapod

Next Episode: Mission to Montreal

## Synopsis

An old established British arms manufacturer falls under suspicion when their weapons begin showing up illegally in Africa. Then, when several bids to take over the company fail, the majority shareholders start turning up dead. So, naturally, Steed helps Cathy acquire a majority stockholding.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Cathy Gale - Honor Blackman
* Henry Cade - Ronald Radd
* Brigadier Williamson - Charles Carson
* Miss Ellis - Judy Parfitt
* Young - Felix Deebank
* Jean - Mitzi Rogers
* Foreman - Robin Wentworth
* Inspector - Fred Ferris
* Karl - Bernard Kay
* Dorothy - Laurie Leigh
* Reynolds - John Frawley
* Shareholder - Graeme Bruce

## Crew

* Writer - Eric Paice
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Macgowan
* Producer - Leonard White
Propellant 23

Propellant 23 is the second episode of Season 2, which aired on the 6th October 1962.

Previous Episode: Mr Teddy Bear

Next Episode: The Decapod

## Synopsis

Steed is to greet a courier carrying a sample of top secret liquid rocket fuel at an airport in France. However, before Steed can reach him, the courier dies, dropping his drinking flask unnoticed somewhere in the airport. Cathy learns of the existence of the drinking flask, as well as a bottle of hair restorer, but, at every turn in Steed and Cathy's attempts to retrieve the fuel, they encounter the enemy. Thanks to Cathy's garter gun, they finally get the goods at a bakery.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Cathy Gale - Honor Blackman
* Jeanette - Justine Lord
* Laurie - Catherine Woodville
* Paul Manning - Geoffrey Palmer
* Roland - Ralph Nossek
* Pierre - Barry Wilsher
* Lieut. Curly Leclerc - John Crocker
* Jaques Tissot - Trader Faulkner
* Siebel - John Dearth
* Jules Meyer - Frederick Shiller
* Captain Legros - Nicholas Courtney
* Co Pilot - Michael Beint
* Baker - John Gill
* Gendarme - Grahame Ashley
* Shop Assistant - Deanne Shendey

## Crew

* Writer - Jon Manchip White
* Director - Jonathan Alwyn
* Designer - Paul Bernard
* Producer - Leonard White
Crescent Moon

Crescent Moon is the fifth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 4th February 1961.

Previous Episode: Nightmare

Next Episode: Girl on the Trapeze

## Synopsis

Suspecting that his wife and an accomplice are planning to murder him for his fortune, General Mendoza fakes his own death, leaves Caribbia and arranges for his daughter to be kidnapped for her safety. But the plan is foiled when his daughter is kidnapped for real. While Steed rescues his daughter, the General is in London, being treated by Dr Keel.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Senora Mendoza - Patience Collier
* Bartello - Harold Kasket
* Carmelita Mendoza - Bandana Das Gupta
* Luis Alvarez - Nicholas Amer
* Paul - Eric Thompson
* Fernandez - Jack Rodney
* Vasco - Rodger Delgado
* Carlos (policeman) - George Roderick

## Crew

* Writer: Geoffrey Bellman and John Whitney
* Director: John Knight
* Designer: Alpho O'Reilly
* Producer: Leonard White
The Removal Men

The Removal Men is the sixth episode of Season 2, which aired on the 3rd November 1962.

Previous Episode: Mission to Montreal

Next Episode: The Mauritius Penny

## Synopsis

Steed sets himself up to become part of a team of assassins in order to prevent the murder of a young French sex symbol film star who made the mistake of making political statements. Steed's plans go awry when Venus Smith, whom he had solicited to help, spots him with the film star and unwittingly tells one of the other assassins.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Venus Smith - Julie Stevens
* Bug Siegal - Edwin Richfield
* Jack Dragna - Reed de Rouen
* Cecile Dragna - Patricia Denys
* Binaggio - George Roderick
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Charlie - Hira Talfrey
* Nicole Cauvin - Edina Ronay
* Godard - Donald Tandy
* Harbour Officer - Ivor Dean
* Jailer - Hugo de Vernier
* Waiter - George Little

## Crew

* Writer - Roger Marshall and Jeremy Scott
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Patrick Downing
* Producer - Leonard White
Square Root of Evil

Square Root of Evil is the third episode of Season 1, which aired on the 21st January 1961.

Previous Episode: Brought to Book

Next Episode: Nightmare

## Synopsis

Steed learns from Five, a colleague of One Ten, that a forger is to be released from jail. The forger is taken to a safe house and Steed takes his place in a organization that is planning to flood the country with forged bank notes. While loading a truck, Steed feigns an injury so as to reach Dr Keel and inform him of the gang's plans. Keel returns with Steed and a fight ensues, after which the police are called in to mop up.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* 5 - Heron Carvic
* Secretary - Cynthia Bizeray
* Bloom - Michael Robbins
* Hooper - George Murcell
* Warren - Vic Wise
* The Cardinal - Alex Scott
* Lisa - Delphi Lawrence
* Carol Wilson Ingrid Hafner

## Crew

* Writer - Richard Harris
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Patrick Downing
* Producer - Leonard White
Kill the King

Kill the King is the twenty second episode of Season 1, which aired on the 2nd September 1961.

Previous Episode: The Far Distant Dead

Next Episode: Dead of Winter

## Synopsis

Steed is assigned to protect King Tenuphon while in London to sign an oil deal. There was already one attempt on the king's life aboard the plane bound for London. Meanwhile, a paid assassin rents the flat across from the hotel where the king is staying and, as Steed double checks the area, the landlady tells Steed nothing - under the threat of her husband's death. When a low flying helicopter attracts royal attention, Steed averts the assassination attempt by hurling himself at the king, whose assistant is killed instead, and the king's bodyguard kills the would be assassin.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* King Tenuphon - Bert Kwouk
* Prince Serrakit - James Goei
* General Tuke - Patrick Allen
* Mei Li - Lisa Peake
* Critchton Bull - Peter Barkworth
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Zoe Carter - Moira Redmond
* Major Harrington - Ian Collin
* Ingrid Storm - Carole Shelley
* U Meng - Andy Ho
* Suchong - Eric Young

## Crew

* Writer - James Mitchell
* Director - Roger Jenkins
* Designer - Paul Bernard
* Producer - Leonard White
The Far Distant Dead

The Far Distant Dead is the twenty first episode of Season 1, which aired on the 19th August 1961.

Previous Episode: The Tunnel of Fear

Next Episode: Kill the King

## Synopsis

En route home via Mexico, Dr Keel makes a stop to aid the victims of a cyclone. When he encounters a man with acute food poisoning, he discovers that the cooking oil flown in is actually hydraulic fluid. Tracing the origin of the oil, Keel and another doctor follow a convoluted trail back to a financier and Keel arrives in time to prevent the other doctor from exacting deadly revenge against the financier.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* Luis Garcia - Reed de Rouen
* Dr Ampara Alverez Sandoval - Katherine Blake
* Hercule Zeebrugge - Francis de Wolff
* Rayner - Tom Adams
* Godoy - Andreas Malandrinos
* Mateos - Michael Mellinger
* Inspector Gauvreau - Guy Deghy

## Crew

* Writer - John Lucarotti
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
Ashes of Roses

Ashes of Roses is the ninth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 4th of March 1961.

Previous Episode: The Radioactive Man

Next Episode: Hunt the Man Down

## Synopsis

Following up on a rash of arson cases, Steed arranges for Dr Keel's assistant Carol to have some time off for a hairdressing appointment. Although Carol is only at the salon to do a little snooping, she is nearly killed when the hair drier she is using blows up. It was intended for the hairdresser's assistant and serves as proof that the salon's owners are involved with a know arsonist in a plan to destroy the nearly bankrupt salon so as to collect the insurance.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Olive Beronne - Olga Lowe
* Jacques Beronne - Mark Eden
* Johnny Mendelssohn - Peter Zander
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Denise - Heidi Erich

## Crew

* Writer - Peter Ling and Sheilah Ward
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Patrick Downing
* Producer - Leonard White
Ordem Militar dos Cavaleiros de Santo Estéfano de Toscana

> *"Amén."*—Membros da ordem, 42. AUBIRD FORCE.

A **Ordem Militar dos Cavaleiros de Santo Estéfano de Toscana** é uma ordem de cavaleiros católicos que serve o Vaticano. Eles participaram da Nona Cruzada, junto de outros cavaleiros que, como eles, servem o Papa. Durante a época da batalha em Londres, a ordem contava com 257 membros ativos.

## Referências

1. ↑ Editora JBC: Hellsing, Edição em Português (Brasil). Tradução: Karen Kazumi Hayashida.
The Decapod

The Decapod is the third episode of Season 2, which aired on the 13th October 1962.

Previous Episode: Propellant 23

Next Episode: Bullseye

## Synopsis

The death of a young woman at the Balkan Embassy brings Steed to see the visiting President, who is negotiating a contract for aid with the British government. Steed talks Venus Smith into seeing the notorious playboy about a singing engagement - at least that's the claim. But soon Venus witnesses the body count rise as, one by one, President Borb's bodyguards are murdered, apparently by a wrestling champion called The Decapod.

## Cast

* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Venus Smith - Julie Stevens
* Yakob Borb - Paul Stassino
* Stepan - Philip Madoc
* Ito - Wolfe Morris
* Edna Ramsden - Lynne Furlong
* Harry Ramsden - Raymond Adamson

## Crew

* Writer - Eric Paice
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Terry Green
* Producer - Leonard White
Ordem de Calatrava la Nueva

> *"Amén."*—Membros da ordem, 42. AUBIRD FORCE.

A **Ordem de Calatrava la Nueva** é uma ordem de cavaleiros católicos que serve o Vaticano. Eles participaram da Nona Cruzada, junto de outros cavaleiros que, como eles, servem o Papa. Durante a época da batalha em Londres, a ordem contava com 118 membros ativos.

## Referências

1. ↑ Editora JBC: Hellsing, Edição em Português (Brasil). Tradução: Karen Kazumi Hayashida.
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The Springers

The Springers is the fourteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 11th May 1961.

Previous Episode: One for the Mortuary

 Next Episode: The Frighteners

## Synopsis

Steed wants to know how prisoners are escaping from jail and sends Dr Keel to impersonate an inmate soon to be sprung. Clues lead Steed to a finishing school for young women and, together with a young female agent, they infiltrate the school. Caught searching a room, Steed is captured and, when Keel arrives, he is fingered as an imposter and imprisoned as well. Both of their lives are nearly at an end when Steed outwits their captors and the two escape.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Pheeney - David Webb
* Straker - Charles Farrell
* Haslam - Brian Murphy
* Mr Groves - Arthur Howard
* Caroline Evans - Margo Andrew
* Neame - Donald Morley

## Crew

* Writer - John Whitney and Geoffrey Bellman
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Alpho O'Reilly
* Producer - Leonard White
The Frighteners

The Frighteners is the fifteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 27th May 1961.

Previous Episode: The Springers

Next Episode: The Yellow Needle

## Synopsis

Under the direction of a man called the Deacon, The Frighteners is an organization contracted to give people a royal beating in order to persuade them to behave. Steed offers Dr Keel a first hand look at the action when Sir Thomas Weller, a wealthy businessman, pays to have the disreputable Jeremy de Willoughby kept away from his young daughter. Although Weller's methods leave much to be desired, his motives are essentially good, for de Willoughby has less than honourable intentions: he is a professional marrying man, who is pursuing a rich man's daughter in order to pay off his creditors. While Steed digs up dirt on the prospective groom, the good Dr gets an urge to play super spy and goes after the head of the organization, the Deacon himself. With Weller unable to frighten de Willoughby away from his daughter, Steed and Dr Keel form an organization of their own to frighten her away from de Willoughby.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* The Deacon - Willoughby Goddard
* Jeremy de Willoughby - Philip Gilbert
* Moxon - Philip Locke
* Mrs Briggs - Doris Hare
* Sir Thomas Weller - Stratford Johns
* Marylin Weller - Dawn Beret
* Nigel - David Andrews
* Nature Boy - Godfrey James
* Beppi - Neil Wilson
* Butler - Eric Elliot
* Secretary - Ann Taylor
* Waiter - Ralph Tovey
* Inspector Foster - Benn Simons
* And: Eleanor Darling, Benny Nightingale, Victor Charrington, Frank Peters, Charles Wood

## Crew

* Writer - Berkely Mather
* Director - Peter Hammond
* Designer - Robert Fuest
* Producer - Leonard White
The Yellow Needle

The Yellow Needle is the sixteenth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 10th June 1961.

Previous Episode: The Frighteners

Next Episode: Death on the Slipway

## Synopsis

When Sir Wilberforce Lungi arrives in London to negotiate independence for his African country, an attempt is made on his life. Steed investigates the delegate's assistant and discovers that she is a member of an opposing group. After Steed escapes capture in Africa, he warns Dr Keel, who is an old friend of Lungi, and Keel thwarts an attempt to replace Lungi's insulin with lethal yellow fever virus.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Sir Wilberforce Lungi - Andre Dekar
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Inspector Anthony - Eric Dodson
* Jacquetta Brown - Margaret Whiting
* Chief Bai Shebro - Bari Johnson
* Ali - Wolfe Morris

## Crew

* Writer - Patrick Campbell
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - Alpho O'Reilly
* Producer - Leonard White
The Tunnel of Fear

The Tunnel of Fear is the twentieth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 5th August 1961.

Previous Episode: Toy Trap

Next Episode: The Far Distant Dead

## Synopsis

Secrets are leaking from Southend, apparently though a funhouse. Coincidentally, Dr Keel treats a patient injured in Southend, a man recently escaped from prison. Taking a job at the funhouse, Steed is eventually found out and knocked out and a funhouse hypnotist attempts to extract information from him. Failing this, Steed is imprisoned on the ghost train, where he finds a machine that is transmitting coded information to Europe. Keel arrives in time to witness Steed bluffing his way out of captivity with an exploding cigarette.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Maxie Lardner - Stanley Platts
* Jack Wickram - John Salew
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Harry Black - Murray Hayne
* One Ten - Douglas Muir
* Mrs Black - Doris Rogers
* Madame Zenobia - Nancy Roberts
* Claire - Miranda Connell
* Billy - Douglas Rye
* Sergeant - Morris Perry

## Crew

* Writer - John Kruse
* Director - Guy Verney
* Designer - James Goddard
* Producer - Leonard White
A Change of Bait

A Change of Bait is the twenty fifth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 23rd December 1961.

Previous Episode: The Deadly Air

Next Episode: Dragonsfield

## Synopsis

Lemuel Potts is not having a good day. Unable to defraud the seller of a shipment of bananas who is suffering from heart failure, he attempts to collect insurance on an antique shop he tries to burn. Thwarted by Steed once again, he is arrested, but not before being tricked into revealing his accomplices. Having also obtained a check from Potts, Steed then pays for the bananas, much to Dr Keel's amusement.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Lemuel Potts - John Bailey
* Archie Duncan - Victor Platts
* Herb Thompson - Robert Desmond
* Barker - Gary Hope
* Peter Sampson - Harry Soskin
* Andre - Arthur Barrett
* Nat Fletcher - Graham Rigby
* Bryan Stubbs - Norman Pitts
* Charlie - Harry Shacklock
* Ivy - Gillian McCutcheon
* Steed's Helper - Michael Hunt

## Crew

* Writer - Lewis Davidson
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - James Goddard
* Producer - Leonard White
Alucard

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Alucard é um dos principais protagonistas da série Hellsing criada por Kouta Hirano. Ele é a arma mais poderosa da Organização Hellsing que trabalha contra vampiros e outras forças sobrenaturais. Alucard não é um mero vampiro; Foi implícito que ele é o vampiro mais poderoso vivo e pode ser o personagem mais poderoso da série, rivalizando apenas com The Captain e Alexander Anderson.

## Aparência

Como comumente visto entre os vampiros, Alucard possui olhos vermelhos sanguíneos, que podem brilhar quando ele está experimentando fortes emoções. O comprimento do cabelo muda de acordo com os estados de liberação do comprimento curto para o joelho. Sua roupa habitual é composta por um terno de carvão vegetal, botas de couro e uma gravata vermelha de ninhada entupida, coberta por um casaco integral e vermelho (semelhante a um casaco de espanador) com capa. Ele também usa ocasionalmente um fedora vermelho com uma aba larga e flexível e um par de óculos de sol alaranjados circulares, fortemente matizados e alinhados com alambre com camadas de óculos. Ele também usa um par de luvas brancas que cada uma tem cinco selos pontudos adornando suas costas. Parece que sua roupa é parte de sua forma física devido ao fato de que quando ele se regenera, sua roupa também se repara.
Cross Fire

**Cross Fire** (クロス ファイアー, *Kurosu faiā*?) é um mangá de Kohta Hirano que serviu de inspiração para parte da história de *Hellsing*. Foi publicado originalmente na "Comic Master", e republicado no final dos volumes 1, 2 e 3 de *Hellsing*, com o nome **Special: Cross Fire**. O mangá foi publicado no Brasil como extras de *Hellsing*, com o nome **Especial: Fogo Cruzado**, pela editora JBC.

## Referências

1. ↑ Editora JBC: Hellsing, Edição em Português (Brasil). Tradução: Karen Kazumi Hayashida.
Sir Gregory Penwood

É o neto de Sir Shelby M. Penwood, seguindo os passos de seu antepassado, tornando-se membro da Convenção dos Doze.

## Personalidade

Sir Gregory Penwood parece ser tão hesitante quanto o avô, se um pouco tímido e um pouco petulante.

## História

Trinta anos depois da Batalha de Londres e do desaparecimento de Alucard, Sir Gregory estava praticando sua esgrima com Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing. Ele elogiou a habilidade da Integra depois que ela o derrotou, apenas para o líder Hellsing responder que ele lembrou-a fortemente de seu avô.

Quando Gregory perguntou a Integra para lhe falar sobre seu avô, ela ganhou um conto selvagem de Shelby M. Penwood como um guerreiro destemido que virou a maré contra Millennium e que perdeu seu olho esquerdo durante uma partida de esgrima com ele uma vez.

Gregory era altamente céptico, mas Integra insistiu que ele falou a verdade. Pouco antes de pedir-lhe que pagasse por um novo helicóptero, o que o levou a deixar em lágrimas.
Ordem Religiosa da Espada da Curlândia

> *"Amén."*—Membros da ordem, 42. AUBIRD FORCE.

A **Ordem Religiosa da Espada da Curlândia** é uma ordem de cavaleiros católicos que serve o Vaticano. Eles participaram da Nona Cruzada, junto de outros cavaleiros que, como eles, servem o Papa. Durante a época da batalha em Londres, a ordem contava com 340 membros ativos.

## Referências

1. ↑ Editora JBC: Hellsing, Edição em Português (Brasil). Tradução: Karen Kazumi Hayashida.
Dance with Death

Dance with Death is the twelfth episode of Season 1, which aired on the 13th April 1961.

Previous Episode: Please Don't Feed the Animals

Next Episode: One for the Mortuary

## Synopsis

Framed for the murder of one of his patients, Dr Keel is vindicated by Steed, who suspects the woman's dancing school pianist, a man accused of several murders. When Steed closes in on the man, whose modus operandi is to electrocute his victims by throwing a radio into a bathtub, finds the man has eloped with a young woman in possession of a large cache of diamonds. Steed and Keel arrive just in time to prevent her murder and the jewels are returned to the woman's mother.

## Cast

* Dr David Keel - Ian Hendry
* John Steed - Patrick Macnee
* Carol Wilson - Ingrid Hafner
* Elaine Bateman - Caroline Blakiston
* Trevor Price - David Sutton
* Beth Wilkinson - Angela Douglas
* Major Caswell - Ewan Roberts
* Valerie Marne - Pauline Shepard
* Mrs Marne - Diana King
* Philip Anthony - Geoffrey Palmer
* Porter - Norman Chappell

## Crew

* Writer - Peter Ling and Sheilah Ward
* Director - Don Leaver
* Designer - James Goddard
* Producer - Leonard White
The Mother

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"**The Mother**" è una canzone strumentale che possiamo sentire in "Gemma lucente" quando le Crystal Gems combattono e sconfiggono la Madre Centipede.

## Una parola del compositore

*Nota: questa è una traduzione, se vuoi vedere il commento originale, clicca QUI.*

*" La musica "del combattimento contro il boss" per la Madre Centipede nell'episodio "Gemma lucente". la canzone passa per 4 differenti fasi, incluso il nostro tributo per Cookie Cat "*

## Curiosità

* Una parte di questa canzone può essere udita in "Un mostro per amico", quando la Madre si rigenera per la prima volta. Per il resto dell'episodio si può sentire una versione più leggera del tema.
* Il finale di questo tema è un tributo alla canzone "Cookie Cat"
Collusion

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**"Collusion"** è una canzone strumentale udibile nell'episodio "Capitolo finale", quando Jasper chiede a Lapislazzuli di fondersi con lei, e questa acconsente. Come molte delle danze di fusione, questa canzone è seguita subito dal tema della fusione, ovvero "Malachite".

## **Curiosità**

* Una "collusione" è un accordo tra due parti che si alleano per danneggiarne una terza, con intenzioni disoneste o illegali.
* La traccia finisce con quella che i creatori definiscono come una "massa di urla distorte", la quale si ripete all'inizio di "Malachite".
Piccolo Pianeta Natale

Il Piccolo Pianeta Natale è un luogo che compare per la prima volta in Steven Universe: Il Film. Il suo stato di completamento è all' 80% (come detto da Peridot). È un posto in cui gemme del Pianeta Natale possono vivere sulla Terra come se fossero a casa.

## Storia

Nel periodo di tempo tra il finale della quinta stagione e Steven Universe: Il Film c'è stata la costruzione del Piccolo Pianeta Natale.