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;Masks
# N95 <small>(USA)</small>, KN95 <small>(China)</small>, & FFP2 <small>(EU)</small> – blocks virus.
# Cloth mask <small>(w/ nose wire & filter)</small> – blocks aerosol.
# Cloth mask <small>(multi-layer)</small> – blocks some aerosol.
# Cloth mask <small>(basic)</small> – lowers range of aerosol.
# Bandanna – too loose, better than nothing.

===Want===
; [https://www.entertainmentearth.com/shoppingcart Entertainment Earth]

; [https://hasbropulse.com/cart Hasbro Pulse]
* [https://hasbropulse.com/products/dungeons-dragons-forgotten-realms-drizzt-guenhwyvar-hasbro-pulse-exclusive 39.99] Drizzt & Guenhwyvar
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* [https://hasbropulse.com/products/star-wars-the-black-series-moff-gideon-action-figure 19.99] Black Series Moff Gideon
* [https://hasbropulse.com/products/star-wars-the-black-series-yoda-figure 19.99] Black Series (R) Yoda <small>(Dagobah)</small>
* [https://hasbropulse.com/products/star-wars-the-black-series-6-inch-padme-amidala-figure 19.99] Black Series Padme Amidala
* [https://hasbropulse.com/products/star-wars-the-black-series-resistance-tech-rose 19.99] Black Series R. Tech Rose

; [https://www.walmart.com/cart Walmart]
* [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Star-Wars-The-Black-Series-DIRECTOR-KRENNIC/184008720 24.99] Black Series Director Krennic
* [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Star-Wars-The-Black-Series-Qi-Ra-Corellia-6-inch-Figure/56160809 14.99] Black Series Qi’Ra (Corellia)
* [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Black-Series-Star-Wars-the-Last-Jedi-6-inch-Yoda-Figure-force-Spirit/627760780 14.99] Black Series Yoda (force spirit)
* [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Star-Wars-The-Black-Series-2013-Luke-Skywalker-Jedi-Knight-6-Inch-Action-Figure-03/42069417 83.99] [https://www.walmart.com/ip/Star-Wars-The-Black-Series-2013-Luke-Skywalker-Jedi-Knight-6-Inch-Action-Figure/459707230 119.99] Black Series #03 Luke

==Historical==
* [https://wabikes.org/2014/10/25/13-reasons-bicycles-perfect-zombie-apocalypse/ 13 Reasons Bicycles Are Perfect for the Zombie Apocalypse]

===Fiction timeline===
{| class="zebra c1nw c3sm"
|-
!Set!!Title!!{{abbr|W|Written}}/{{abbr|(P)|Published}}/{{abbr|R|Released}}!!Author/Creator
|- class=section
|1450s||Gomes Eanes de Zurara||—||—
|- class=section
|class=sm|'''1485–1603'''||'''Tudor period'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|-
|1492||Christopher Columbus||—||—
|-
|1521||Ferdinand Magellan||—||—
|- class="subsection sm"
|'''1558–1603'''||'''Elizabethan Era'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|- class=section
|class=sm|'''1603–1714'''||'''Stuart period'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|- class=section
|class=sm|'''1714–1837'''||'''Georgian period'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|- class="subsection sm"
|'''1714–1811'''||'''Georgian Era'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|-
|1760s~	||''Les Liaisons Dangereuses''||(1782)||Pierre Choderlos
|-
|1789<small>–’93</small>||''{{wp|Frankenstein}}''||1816||Mary Shelley
|- class="subsection sm"
|'''1795–1837'''||'''Regency Era'''||—||'''Britain'''
|-
|1797<small>–’98</small>||''{{wp|Sense and Sensibility}}''||1795–’98||Jane Austen
|-
|1798||''{{wp|Northanger Abbey}}''||1803, ’16||Jane Austen
|-
|1801||''{{wp|The Watsons}}''||1803–’05||Jane Austen
|-
|1804<small>–’05</small>||''{{wp|Lady Susan}}''||1794, ’05||Jane Austen
|-
|1807<small>–’09</small>||''{{wp|Mansfield Park}}''||1811–’13||Jane Austen
|-
|1811<small>–’12</small>||''{{wp|Pride and Prejudice}}''||1797, ’12||Jane Austen
|-
|1813||''{{wp|Bridgerton}}''||(2000) ||Julia Quinn <small>({{abbr|CVD|Chris Van Dusen (series)}})</small>
|-
|1811<small>–’14</small>||''{{wp|Emma (novel)|Emma}}''||1814–’15||Jane Austen
|-
|1803<small>–’15</small>||''{{wp|Persuasion (novel)|Persuasion}}''||1815–’17||Jane Austen
|-
|1814<small>–’16</small>||''{{wp|Sanditon}}''||1817||Jane Austen
|-
|1832||''{{wp|Gentleman Jack (TV series)|Gentleman Jack}}''||1832||class=sm|Anne Lister / Sally Wainwright
|- class=section
|class=sm|'''1837–1901'''||'''Victorian Era'''||—||class=sm|'''Britain'''
|-
|1842||''Tangled''||2010||Disney
|-
|{{abbr|1843|Sinking was 1840}}<small>–’46</small>||''Frozen'' – ''Frozen II''||2013<small>–’19</small>||Disney
|-
|1862–||''{{wp|Little Women}}''||(1868,’69)||Louisa May Alcott
|-
|1868<small>–’81</small>||''{{wp|John Carter (film)|John Carter}}'' <small>[''of Mars'']</small>||2012||Disney
|- class=sm
|[https://greystokechronologist.blogspot.com/2016/02/1872-tarzan-of-apes.html 1872]||John “Tarzan” Clayton||{{abbr|⚹|born}}||class=sm|(corrected for Korak’s age)
|- class=sm
|1874, 1879||Sherlock Holmes||–||early
|- class="subsection sm"
|'''1880–1914'''||'''{{wp|La Belle Époque}}'''||—||'''France'''
|- class=sm
|{{abbr|1890|This Tarzan would have been born circa 1868}}||''{{wp|The Legend of Tarzan (film)|The Legend of Tarzan}}'' <small>(film)</small>||2016||David Yates
|- class=sm
|1881–1891||Sherlock Holmes||–||Baker Street
|- class=sm
|1892||''Tarzan of the Apes'' <small>(novel)</small>||1912, ’14||Edgar Rice Burroughs
|-
|{{abbr|1892|Year never explicitly stated, but:{{br}}• 1873 was “nigh twenty years past”{{br}}• 11 August had a “bright full moon”}}||''{{wp|Dracula}}''||1897||Bram Stoker
|- class=sm
|1894–1903||Sherlock Holmes||–||Return
|- class="subsection sm"
|'''1901–1914'''||'''Edwardian Era'''||—||'''Britain'''
|- class=sm
|1908–’10||data-sort-value="Indiana3B" class=sm|''{{wp|The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles|<small>The </small>Young Indiana Jones<small> Chronicles</small>}}''||1992,’96||Steven Spielberg
|- class=sm
|1909, 1914||Sherlock Holmes||–||retired
|-
|1912||RMS ''Titanic''||—||—
|-
|1912<small>–’26</small>||''{{wp|Downton Abbey}}''||2010–’15||Julian Fellowes
|- class=section
|class=sm|'''1914–’18'''||'''the Great War'''||—||—
|- class=sm
|1916–’20||data-sort-value="Indiana3C" class=sm|''{{wp|The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles|<small>The Adventures of </small>Young Indiana Jones}}''||1992–’95||Steven Spielberg
|- class=sm
|'''1919–’29'''||'''Roaring Twenties'''<small> • ’20–’33 Prohibition</small>||—||—
|- class=sm
|1918–’34||''[https://websiteofahistoricalpolymath.wordpress.com/2017/08/05/chronology-of-lovecraft-stories-and-call-of-cthulhu-scenarios/ Call of Cthulhu]''||—||—
|- class=sm
|'''1929–’39'''||'''Great Depression'''||—||—
|-
|1935||data-sort-value="Indiana2" class=sm|''{{wp|Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom|<small>Indiana Jones and the </small>Temple of Doom}}''||1984||Steven Spielberg
|-
|1933<small>–’46</small>||data-sort-value="Waltons"|''{{wp|The Waltons}}''||1972–’82||Earl Hamner Jr.
|-
|1936||data-sort-value="Indiana1"|''{{wp|Raiders of the Lost Ark}}''||1981||Steven Spielberg
|-
|1938||data-sort-value="Indiana3" class=sm|''{{wp|Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade|<small>Indiana Jones and the </small>Last Crusade}}''||1989||Steven Spielberg
|- class=sm
|'''1939–’45'''||'''World War II'''<small> • ’50–’53 Korean War</small>||—||—
|- class="section sm"
|'''1947–’91'''||'''Cold War'''<small> • ’62 Cuban Missile Crisis</small>||—||—
|-
|1984||''{{wikia|site=alien|Predator (film)|Predator}}''||1987||John McTiernan
|-
|class=sm|{{abbr|2011<small>-12-24</small>|• 2011-12-24: previously accepted calendar correlation.{{br}}• 2012-12-21: more recent calendar correlation.}}||class=sm|“Sixth World” Awakening||1988||''Shadowrun''
|-
|2019||''Blade Runner''||1982||Ridley Scott & PKD
|-
|{{abbr|2027|1st quarter,(film) before “09/27” (film prop){{br}}• 2016 (Marvel comic) Murphy ‘died’ in 2015.{{br}}• 2028 (2014 film) official film plot summary.{{br}}• 2044 (novelization) “Stallone was 97”}}
||''{{wp|RoboCop}}''||1987||Paul Verhoeven
|-
|2035||''The Martian''||2011, ’15||Andy Weir
|-
|2036||''{{wp|Soldier (1998 American film)|Soldier}}''||1998||Paul W. S. Anderson
|-
|2052–||''{{wp|Westworld (TV series)|Westworld}}''||2016—||J. Nolan & L. Joy
|-
|2062||class=sm|''The Jetsons'' <small>([https://www.metv.com/stories/heres-whats-on-the-ground-in-the-jetsons ground below])</small>||{{abbr|1962–’63|Original season. 2nd & 3rd seasons: 1985–’87.}} ||Hanna-Barbera
|-
|2070||class=sm|''Time’s Last Gift''||1972, {{abbr|’77|epilogue}}||Philip José Farmer
|-
|2094||''{{wikia|site=alien|Prometheus (film)|Prometheus}}''||2012||Ridley Scott
|-
|2122||''{{wikia|site=alien|Alien (film)|Alien}}''||1979||Ridley Scott <small>([http://www.dailyscript.com/scripts/alien_early.html post-2087])</small>
|-
|2154||''{{wp|Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar}}''||2009||James Cameron
|-
|2179||''{{wikia|site=alien|Aliens (film)|Aliens}}''||1986||James Cameron
|- class=subsection
|2263||''{{wp|The Fifth Element}}''||1997||Luc Besson
|-
|2265–||''{{wp|Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek}}''||1966–’69||Gene Roddenberry
|-
|2350–||''{{wp|The Expanse (TV series)|<small>The</small> Expanse}}''||2015–’22||Corey, Fergus & Ostby
|-
|2517–||''{{wp|Firefly (TV series)|firefly}}''||2002–’03||Joss Whedon
|}

* [http://knarf.english.upenn.edu/Indexes/chron.html Chronology of ''Frankenstein'']
* [http://www.jimandellen.org/austen/emcalendars.html Jane Austen Calendars]

===Settlements===
{{statblock|
;Thorp: cluster of homes, too few for formal recognition.
;Hamlet: community too small to warrant its own church.
;Village: community significant enough to have a church.
;Town: community significant enough to have a market/fair.
;City: community significant enough to have a cathedral.
;Metropolis: A center of economics, politics, and culture.
}}

{| class="zebra right c2l c8l"
!rowspan=2|Settlement
!rowspan=2|Historical
!colspan=2 class=center|——&thinsp;D&D <small>(v.3.5)</small>&thinsp;——
!colspan=2 class=center|——&thinsp;Pathfinder&thinsp;——
!colspan=2 class=center|——&thinsp;D&D <small>(5E)</small>&thinsp;——
|- class=head
!style="display:none;"|&nbsp;	!!style="display:none;"|&nbsp;
!Pop.†!!{{abbr|GP Limit|𝗚𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗣𝗶𝗲𝗰𝗲 𝗟𝗶𝗺𝗶𝘁: Nothing that costs more than this limit can be found for sale here.{{br}}• 𝙀𝙥𝙞𝙘: Mod. Bonus &gt; +10 𝘰𝘳 Mar. Price &gt; 200,000 gp}}
!Pop.!!{{abbr|Base Val.|𝗕𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝗩𝗮𝗹𝘂𝗲: There’s a 75% chance that an item ≤ this value can be found for sale here.}}
!Pop.!!Feature
|- style="display:none;"
|colspan="8"|&nbsp;
|-
|Thorp	||&mdash;	||data-sort-value="80"|20–80	||40	||data-sort-value="5"|≤ 20	||50	||style="color:gray;"|≤ 100	||style="color:gray;"|Grange
|- class="subsection"
|Hamlet	||style="color:silver;"|Grange	||data-sort-value="400"|≤ 400	||100	||data-sort-value="60"|≤ 60	||200	||style="color:gray;"|≤ 500	||Shrine
|-
|Village	||Church	||data-sort-value="900"|≤ 900	||200	||data-sort-value="200"|≤ 200	||500	||≤ 1,000	||Inn
|- class="subsection"
|Town <small>(small)</small>	||Market	||data-sort-value="2000"|≤ 2,000	||800	||data-sort-value="2000"|≤ 2,000	||1,000	||style="color:gray;"|≤ 3,000	||style="color:gray;"|Market
|-
|Town <small>(large)</small>	||Fairground	||data-sort-value="5000"|≤ 5,000	||3,000	||data-sort-value="5000"|≤ 5,000	||2,000	||≤ 6,000	||rowspan=3 style="vertical-align:middle;"|Several<br>Temples
|- class="subsection"
|City <small>(small)</small>	||Cathedral	||data-sort-value="12000"|≤ 12,000	||15,000	||data-sort-value="10000"|≤ 10,000	||4,000	||style="color:gray;"|≤ 12,000	||class=none|&nbsp;
|-
|City <small>(large)</small>	||&mdash;	||data-sort-value="25000"|≤ 25,000	||40,000	||data-sort-value="25000"|≤ 25,000	||8,000	||≤ 25,000	||class=none|&nbsp;
|- class="subsection"
|Metropolis	||Capital	||data-sort-value="26000"|&gt; 25,000	||100,000	||data-sort-value="26000"|&gt; 25,000	||16,000	||style="color:gray;"|&gt; 25,000	||&mdash;
|-
|colspan=8|†<small>&thinsp;Adult. Depending on dominant race, non-adults will number 10&thinsp;–&thinsp;40% of this figure.</small>
|}
* D&D <small>(v.3.5)</small> [http://www.d20srd.org/srd/wilderness.htm#urbanFeatures Urban Features (walls & gates, etc.)]
* Pathfinder [https://www.d20pfsrd.com/gamemastering/other-rules/kingdom-building/settlements/ Settlements]

===Knots===
* {{wp|bowline}}
* {{wp|clove hitch}}
* {{wp|Round turn and two half-hitches|half-hitches}}
* {{wp|reef knot}}
* {{wp|sheepshank}}
* {{wp|sheet bend}}

===Fabric===
{| class="sortable zebra c3sm"
!Name	||[https://timothyrjeveland.com/2018/08/14/medieval-textiles/ Type]	||Notes
|-
|Bokeram (buckram)	||cotton	||Costly cotton cloth from Bukhara, an ancient city on the Silk Roads.
|-
|Calico	||cotton	||Plain-woven cotton fabric with an unfinished appearance, named after the trading town Calicut in India, prized by the Portuguese.
|-
|Cambric	||cotton	||Lightweight pure cotton textile, named after Cambrai in France.
|-
|Muslin	||cotton	||Plain lightweight sheer to coarse cotton cloth.
|-
|Pintado	||cotton	||Painted chintz from India, prized by Spanish traders.
|-
|Fustian	||cotton / linen	||Thick, durable cotton or linen fabric.
|-
|Cerecloth / Waxcloth	||cotton / linen	||Waterproof cloth infused with wax, used for wagon canopies, bandages and wrapping the dead.
|-
|Hessian (burlap)	||jute	||Rough, tough fabric made from jute fibres, used for sacks.
|-
|Ermine	||Fur	||Short-tailed weasel (white winter coat).
|-
|Marten	||Fur	||Small Eurasian weasel.
|-
|Sable	||Fur	||Oriental marten.
|-
|Stoat	||Fur	||Ermine (brown summer coat).
|-
|Vair	||Fur	||Various squirrels, used for garment trimming.
|-
|Canvas	||hemp	||Durable fabric made from hemp, named after the Arabic word cannabis.
|-
|Chamois	||leather	||Pliant leather from the skin of a chamois, a goatlike bovid.
|-
|Cordovan / Cordwain	||leather	||Soft goatskin leather, especially from Córdoba in Spain.
|-
|Sindon	||linen	||Fine muslin-like linen.
|-
|Brocade	||silk	||Silk with raised patterns in gold and silver.
|-
|Samite	||silk	||Silk interwoven with silver and gold thread showing images.
|-
|Satin	||silk	||Silk produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft at certain intervals.
|-
|Taffeta / Sendal	||silk	||Crisp finely woven silk.
|-
|Tussah / Tussore / Tasar	||silk	||Coarse silk made from fiber produced by the larvae of the tussore moth.
|-
|Damask	||silk/linen/cotton	||Linen, silk or cotton woven with flat patterns showing on both sides, often reddish in color.
|-
|Velvet	||silk/linen/cotton	||Closely woven fabric of silk, linen or cotton with a short dense pile, giving it a soft feel.
|-
|Budge / Buge / Bugee	||wool	||Lambskin dressed with the wool facing outward, used for lining.
|-
|Cameline / Camlet	||wool	||Twilled fabric made from camel hair.
|-
|Cashmere	||wool	||Soft wool fabric from the Kashmir goat.
|-
|Hodden	||wool	||Coarse fabric of undyed wool, chiefly Scottish.
|-
|Merino	||wool	||Wool fabric from the Italian Merino goat, similar to cashmere.
|-
|Mohair	||wool	||Fabric made by the silky hairs of the Angora goat from the city of Ankara in modern-day Turkey.
|-
|Serge	||wool	||Strong twilled wool fabric with a pronounced diagonal rib.
|-
|Worsted	||wool	||Wool fabric made from worsted yarn.
|-
|Wincey	||wool & linen	||Tough homespun with a linen warp and a woolen weft.
|-
|Tartan	||wool / linen	||Scottish plaid fabric of varying patterns.
|}

===Eras===
* — c. 43 Prehistoric Britain
* c. 43–410 Roman Britain
** 410–633 Sub-Roman Britain
* c500–1066 Anglo–Saxon Era
** 793–1066 Viking Era
** 865 Great Heathen Army,
** 927	England
* 1066–1154 Norman Era
* 1154–1485 Plantagenet Era
** 1337–1453 Hundred Years’ War
* 1485–1603 Tudor Era
** 1558–1603 Elizabethan Era
* 1603–1714 Stuart Era
** 1603–1625 Jacobean Era
** 1625–1649 Caroline Era
** 1649–1660 Interregnum
** 1660–1714 Restoration Era
* 1714–1837 Georgian Era
** 1756–1763 {{abbr|Seven Years’ War|aka French & Indian War}}
** 1765–1783 American Revolution
** 1789–1799 French Revolution
** 1793–1815 Napoleonic Wars
** 1811–1837 Regency Era
* 1837–1901 Victorian Era
** 1837–1860 Early
** 1861–1879 Middle
** 1880–1901 Late
* Twentieth century
** 1901–1914 Edwardian Era
** 1914–1918 Great War
** 1919–1928 Roaring Twenties
** 1929–1938 Great Depression
** 1939–1945 WW II
** 1946–1963 Baby boom
** 1964–1979 Counterculture
** 1980— Neoconservatism
** 1995— World Wide Web

==People==

===Pop culture===
* {{wp|Morena Baccarin}}
* {{wp|Gina Carano}}
* {{wp|Summer Glau}}
* {{wp|Audrey Hepburn}}
* {{wp|Michelle Jenneke}}
* {{wp|Mila Kunis}}
* {{wp|Seth MacFarlane}}
* {{wp|Margot Robbie}}
* {{wp|Katee Sackhoff}}
* {{wp|Allison Stokke}} <sup>[https://www.google.com/search?q=Allison+Stokke+Madeleine+Takahashi T]</sup>
* {{wp|Charlize Theron}}
* {{wp|Alan Tudyk}}
* {{wp|Lindsey Vonn}}

===Deists===
* Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790)
* George Washington (1732–1799)
* Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826)
* Neil Armstrong (1930–2012)

===Reindeer===
{| class="sortable zebra c2c"
!Name	!!⚥	!!Date	!!Source
|- class="section"
|Dasher	||?	||1823	||class=sm|''{{wp|A Visit from St. Nicholas}}''
|-
|Dancer	||?	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|Prancer	||{{abbr|♂|Finnish (2008)}}	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|Vixen	||{{abbr|♀|Disney (2007)}}	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|Comet	||{{abbr|♂|Rankin/Bass (1964)}}	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|Cupid	||?	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|{{abbr|Dunder|“Thunder” (1800s Dutch)}}	||?	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|{{abbr|Blixem|“Lightning” (1800s Dutch)}}	||?	||1823	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|{{abbr|Blixen|“Lightning” (1800s Dutch)}}	||?	||1825	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|{{abbr|Donder|“Thunder” (1800s German)}}	||?	||1837	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|-
|{{abbr|Blitzen|“Lightning (1800s German)}}	||?	||1844	||class=sm|''A Visit from St. Nicholas''
|- class="section"
|Flossie	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''{{wp|The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus}}''
|-
|Glossie	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Racer	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Pacer	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Reckless	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Speckless	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Fearless	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Peerless	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Ready	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|-
|Steady	||?	||1902	||class=sm|''The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus''
|- class="section"
|[https://rudolphtherednosedreindeer.fandom.com/wiki/Rudolph_(1939) Rudolph]	||♂	||1939	||class=sm|{{wp|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(book)</small>}}
|-
|{{abbr|Donner|“Thunder” (modern German)}}	||?	||1949	||class=sm|{{wp|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (song)|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(song)</small>}}
|- class="subsection"
|[https://rudolphtherednosedreindeer.fandom.com/wiki/Rudolph_(Rankin/Bass) Rudolph]	||♂	||1964	||class=sm|{{wp|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV special)|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(TV)</small>}}
|-
|{{abbr|Donner|Rudolph’s father}}	||♂	||1964	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(TV)</small>
|-
|class=sm|{{abbr|Mrs. Donner|Rudolph’s mother, Donner’s wife}}	||♀	||1964	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(TV)</small>
|-
|{{abbr|Clarice|Rudolph’s girlfriend}}	||♀	||1964	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(TV)</small> [https://rudolphtherednosedreindeer.fandom.com/wiki/Clarice%27s_father ♂]
|-
|{{abbr|Fireball|Blitzen’s son}}	||♂	||1964	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'' <small>(TV)</small>
|-
|Scratcher	||♂	||1979	||class=sm|''{{wp|Rudolph and Frosty's Christmas in July|Rudolph and Frosty’s Christmas in July}}''
|- class="section"
|[https://rudolphtherednosedreindeer.fandom.com/wiki/Rudolph_(Rudolph_the_Red-Nosed_Reindeer:_The_Movie) Rudolph]	||♂	||1998	||class=sm|{{wp|Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer<small>: The Movie</small>''}}
|-
|{{abbr|Blitzen|Rudolph’s father, Mitzi’s husband}}	||♂	||1998	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer<small>: The Movie</small>''
|-
|{{abbr|Mitzi|Rudolph’s mother, Blitzen’s wife}}	||♀	||1998	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer<small>: The Movie</small>''
|-
|{{abbr|Zoey|Rudolph’s girlfriend}}	||♀	||1998	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer<small>: The Movie</small>''
|-
|{{abbr|Arrow|Cupid’s son}}	||♂	||1998	||class=sm|''Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer<small>: The Movie</small>''
|- class="section"
|Olive	||♀	||1999	||class=sm|''{{wp|Olive, the Other Reindeer}}''
|- class="subsection"
|{{abbr|Robbie|Rudolph’s son}}	||♂	||1999	||class=sm|''{{wp|Robbie the Reindeer}}''
|- class="subsection"
|{{abbr|Blizzard|Blitzen’s daughter}}	||♀	||2003	||class=sm|''{{wp|Blizzard (film)|Blizzard}}'' (film)
|-
|{{abbr|Delphi|Blizzard’s mother, Blitzen’s mate}}	||♀	||2003	||class=sm|''Blizzard'' (film)
|- class="subsection"
|{{abbr|Frost|Vixen’s husband}}	||♂	||2007	||class=sm|<small>''Tigger & Pooh''</small> “{{wp|Super Sleuth Christmas Movie}}”
|-
|{{abbr|Holly|Vixen’s daughter}}	||♀	||2007	||class=sm|<small>''Tigger & Pooh''</small> “Super Sleuth Christmas Movie”
|- class="section"
|{{abbr|Niko|son of Prancer}}	||♂	||2008	||class=sm|''{{wp|The Flight Before Christmas (2008 film)|The Flight Before Christmas}}''
|-
|{{abbr|Oona|Niko’s mother}}	||♀	||2008	||class=sm|''The Flight Before Christmas''
|-
|{{abbr|Jonni|Niko’s stepbrother}}	||♂	||2012	||class=sm|{{wp|Little Brother, Big Trouble: A Christmas Adventure|''Little Brother, Big Trouble<small>: A Christmas Adventure</small>''}}
|-
|{{abbr|Lenni|Niko’s stepfather}}	||♂	||2012	||class=sm|''Little Brother, Big Trouble<small>: A Christmas Adventure</small>''
|}

==Places==

===Fictional===
{| class="sortable zebra"
|-
!City	!!{{wp|List of U.S. state and territory abbreviations|State}}	!!Inhabitants
|-
|class=sm|{{abbr|N/A|An unnamed city dating to Colonial America}}	||{{abbr|N.E.|New England (filmed in Vancouver)}}	||data-sort-value="Order"|''The Order'' <small>(TV 2019–’20)</small> {{right|{{wikia|site=the-Order-Netflix|Belgrave University}}}}
|-
|{{wikia|site=SinCity|Basin City}}	||Calif.	||''Sin City'' <small>({{wp|Sin City|1991–’00}}, {{wp|Sin City (film)|’05}} & {{wp|Sin City: A Dame to Kill For|’14}})</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=ScoobyDoo|Crystal Cove}}	||Calif.	||''{{wp|Scooby-Doo}}'' <small>(TV 1969–’78)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|National City}}	||Calif.	||''Supergirl'' <small>(CW 2015–’22)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Star City (comics)|Star City}}	||Calif.	||''Green Arrow'' <small>(comics 1985–’11)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Buffy|Sunnydale}}	||Calif.	||''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' <small>(TV 1997–’03)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=HardyBoys|Bridgeport}}	||Conn.	||''{{wp|The Hardy Boys (2020 TV series)|Hardy Boys}}'' <small>(Hulu 2020—)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Metropolis (comics)|Metropolis}} {{right|{{gmap|39.07|-75.41}}}}	||Del.	||''Superman''<small>, et al. ({{abbr|comics|Delaware, on the north-western shore of Delaware Bay.}})</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Freeland}}	||Ga.	||''Black Lightning'' <small>(CW 2018—)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=magnumpi|Robin's Nest|''Robin’s Nest''}} {{right|{{gmap|21.325|-157.68}}}}	||Hawaiʻi	||''Magnum, p.i.'' <small><small>(CBS {{wp|Magnum, P.I.|1980–’88}}, {{wp|Magnum P.I. (2018 TV series)|’18—}})</small></small>{{right|''Pāhonu'', {{wp|Oahu}}}}
|-
|{{wikia|site=NancyDrew|River Heights}}	||Ill.	||''{{wp|Nancy Drew}}'' <small>(books 1980s—)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Smallville (comics)|Smallville}}	||Kans.	||''Superboy'' <small>(comics)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Hooterville}}	||Ky.	||<small>{{abbr|Hillbillies|• ''The Beverly Hillbillies'' (1962–1971){{br}}• ''Petticoat Junction'' (1963–1970){{br}}• ''Green Acres'' (1965–1971)}} (CBS 1962–’71)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=MurderSheWrote|Cabot Cove, Maine|Cabot Cove}}	||Maine	||''{{wp|Murder, She Wrote}}'' <small>(CBS 1984–’96)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=stephenking|Haven, Maine|Haven}}	||Maine	||''{{wp|Haven (TV series)|Haven}}'' <small>(2010–’15)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=NancyDrew|Horseshoe Bay, Maine|Horseshoe Bay}}	||Maine	||''{{wp|Nancy Drew (2019 TV series)|Nancy Drew}}'' <small>(CW 2019—)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=SilentHill|Silent Hill, Maine|Silent Hill}}	||Maine	||''{{wp|Silent Hill}}'' <small>(games 1999–’12)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Arkham}} {{right|{{gmap|42.59|-70.84}}}}	||Mass.	||''Cthulhu'' <small>(1934—)</small><sup>[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lovecraft_Country.svg LC]</sup> {{right|{{wp|Miskatonic University}}}}
|-
|Bayport	||Mass.	||''{{wp|The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries|Hardy Boys}}'' <small>(ABC 1977–’79)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Central City}}	||{{abbr|Mo.|Missouri}}	||data-sort-value="Flash"|''The Flash'' <small>(CW 2014—)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Stargirl|Blue Valley}}	||Nebr.	||''Stargirl'' <small>(CW 2020—)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=HardyBoys|Bayport}}	||N.J.	||''{{wp|The Hardy Boys|Hardy Boys}}'' <small>(books 1927–’79)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Freedom City}}	||N.J.	||<small>''{{wp|Mutants & Masterminds}}'' (RPG 2003–’11)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Gotham City|Gotham}} {{right|{{gmap|39.24|-75.17}}•{{gmap|39.53|-74.40}}}}	||N.J.	||''Batman''<small>, et al. ({{abbr|comics|—’98: N.J., north-eastern shore of Delaware Bay.{{br}}’99—: N.J., south-eastern ocean coast.{{br}}D.K.T.: N.J., south-eastern ocean coast.{{br}}DCEU: N.J., north-eastern shore of Delaware Bay.}})</small>
|-
|River Heights	||N.J.	||''{{wp|The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries|Nancy Drew}}'' <small>(ABC 1977–’78)</small>
|-
|{{wp|Mayberry}}	||N.C.	||<small>{{abbr|Mayberrites|• ''The Andy Griffith Show'' (1960–1968){{br}}• ''Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.'' (1964–1969){{br}}• ''Mayberry R.F.D.'' (1968–1971)}} (CBS 1960–’71)</small>
|-
|[https://jammer_g.tripod.com/index.html River Heights]	||Ohio	||''{{wp|Nancy Drew}}'' <small>(books 1930–’79)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Warehouse13|Univille}}	||S.D.	||''Warehouse 13'' <small>(2009–’14)</small> {{right|{{wikia|site=arehouse-13-artifact-database|Warehouse}}}}
|-
|{{wikia|site=CW-Legacies|Mystic Falls}}	||Va.	||''Legacies'' <small>(2018—)</small> {{right|{{wikia|site=CW-Legacies|Salvatore Boarding School}}}}
|-
|{{wikia|site=villains|Spurbury Police|Spurbury}} {{right|{{gmap|44.8|-73.1}}}}	||Vt.	||''{{wp|Super Troopers}}'' <small>(2001, ’18)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=stephenking|Stovington, Vermont|Stovington}}	||Vt.	||<small>''Dead Zone'', ''The Shining'', ''The Stand''.</small><sup>[https://www.reddit.com/r/vermont/comments/89zmox/help_i_am_trying_to_come_up_with_a_list_of/ Reddit]</sup> 
|-
|{{wikia|site=Siren|Bristol Cove}}	||Wash.	||{{wp|Siren (TV series)|''Siren''}} <small>(Freeform 2018–’20)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Star City}}	||Wash.	||''Arrow'' <small>(CW 2012–’20)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=SilentHill|Silent Hill, West Virginia|Silent Hill}}	||W.Va.	||''Silent Hill'' <small>(films {{wp|Silent Hill (film)|2006}} & {{wp|Silent Hill: Revelation|’12}})</small>
|-
|Absaroka <small>County</small>	||Wyo.	||''{{wp|Walt Longmire|Longmire}}'' <small>(books 2004—, {{wp|Longmire (TV series)|TV ’12–’17}})</small>
|-
|{{wp|Saint Marie (fictional island)|Saint Marie}}	||{{abbr|L. Ant.|Lesser Antilles}}	||''{{wp|Death in Paradise (TV series)|Death in Paradise}}'' <small>(BBC 2011—)</small>
|}
* {{wp|List of locations of the DC Universe}} • [https://www.reddit.com/r/DCcomics/comments/2xb790/a_map_of_all_the_dc_cities_and_their_repsective/ US map <small>(DC)</small>]

===Solar system===
{| class="sortable zebra center c2sm c4sm"
!Object	!!{{abbr|P.|Perihelion}}	!!{{abbr|S.|Semi-major axis}}	!!{{abbr|A.|Aphelion}}	!!{{abbr|Per.|Period}}	!!{{abbr|Inc.|Inclination (to the invariable plane)}}
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Sun|Sol}}	||data-sort-value="0.00465"|—	||data-sort-value="0.00465" class=xs|{{abbr|.00465|radius}}	||data-sort-value="0.00465"|—	||data-sort-value="0"|—	||data-sort-value="0.00"|—
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Mercury (planet)|Mercury}}	||.308	||.387	||.467	||0.241	||data-sort-value="6.34"|6.34°
|-
|{{wp|Venus}}	||.718	||.723	||.728	||0.615	||data-sort-value="2.19"|2.19°
|-
|{{wp|Earth}}	||.983	||1.00	||1.02	||1	||data-sort-value="1.57"|1.57°
|-
|class="sm in1"|{{wp|near-Earth object|<small>NEO:</small>}} {{wp|433 Eros|Eros}}	||1.13	||1.46	||1.78	||1.760	||data-sort-value="10.8"|10.8°
|-
|{{wp|Mars}}	||1.38	||1.52	||1.67	||1.881	||data-sort-value="1.67"|1.67°
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Asteroid belt}}	||data-sort-value="2.06"|—	||data-sort-value="2.1" class=sm|2.1–3.3	||data-sort-value="3.27"|—	||data-sort-value="3.043"|—	||data-sort-value="7.00"|—
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|4 Vesta|Vesta}}	||2.15	||2.36	||2.57	||3.630	||data-sort-value="7.13"|7.13°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|Ceres (dwarf planet)|Ceres}}	||2.56	||2.77	||2.98	||4.608	||data-sort-value="9.20"|9.20°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|2 Pallas|Pallas}}	||2.14	||2.77	||3.41	||4.620	||data-sort-value="34.2"|34.2°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|10 Hygiea|Hygiea}}	||2.79	||3.14	||3.49	||5.568	||data-sort-value="3.83"|3.83°
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Jupiter}}	||4.95	||5.20	||5.46	||11.86	||data-sort-value="0.32"|0.32°
|-
|{{wp|Saturn}}	||9.04	||9.58	||10.1	||29.46	||data-sort-value="0.93"|0.93°
|-
|{{wp|Uranus}}	||18.3	||19.2	||20.1	||84.02	||data-sort-value="1.02"|1.02°
|-
|{{wp|Neptune}}	||29.8	||30.1	||30.3	||164.8	||data-sort-value="0.72"|0.72°
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Kuiper belt}}	||data-sort-value="39"|—	||data-sort-value="39" class=sm|39–48	||data-sort-value="48"|—	||data-sort-value="243.5"|—	||data-sort-value="15"|—
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|90482 Orcus|<small>Orcus</small>}}	||30.3	||39.2	||48.1	||245.2	||data-sort-value="20.5"|20.5°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|Pluto}}	||29.7	||39.5	||49.3	||247.9	||data-sort-value="15.5"|15.5°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|120347 Salacia|<small>Salacia</small>}}	||37.7	||42.2	||46.7	||274.0	||data-sort-value="23.9"|23.9°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|Haumea}}	||34.7	||43.1	||51.6	||283.1	||data-sort-value="28.2"|28.2°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|50000 Quaoar|<small>Quaoar</small>}}	||41.9	||43.7	||45.5	||288.8	||data-sort-value="7.98"|7.98°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|Makemake}}	||38.1	||45.4	||52.8	||306.2	||data-sort-value="28.9"|28.9°
|-
|{{wp|Scattered disc}}	||data-sort-value="30"|—	||data-sort-value="60" class=sm|30–200	||data-sort-value="200"|—	||data-sort-value="464.7"|—	||data-sort-value="30"|—
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|225088 Gonggong|<small>Gonggong</small>}}	||33.8	||67.5	||101	||554.4	||data-sort-value="30.6"|30.6°
|-
|class=in2|{{wp|Eris (dwarf planet)|Eris}}	||38.3	||67.9	||97.5	||559.1	||data-sort-value="44.0"|44.0°
|- class=subsection
|class=sm|{{wp|Termination shock}}	||data-sort-value="75"|—	||data-sort-value="83" class=sm|75–90	||data-sort-value="90"|—	||data-sort-value="756.1"|—	||data-sort-value="51"|—
|-
|{{wp|Heliopause (astronomy)|Heliopause}}	||data-sort-value="90"|—	||data-sort-value="100" class=sm|90–200	||data-sort-value="200"|—	||data-sort-value="1000"|—	||data-sort-value="52"|—
|- class=subsection
|''{{wp|Voyager 2}}''	||data-sort-value="126"|—	||126	||data-sort-value="126"|—	||data-sort-value="1414"|—	||data-sort-value="0.75"|—
|-
|''{{wp|Voyager 1}}''	||data-sort-value="152"|—	||152	||data-sort-value="152"|—	||data-sort-value="1874"|—	||data-sort-value="0.75"|—
|-
|{{wp|90377 Sedna|<small>Sedna</small>}}	||76.2	||506	||937	||data-sort-value="11400" class=sm|11.4 k	||data-sort-value="11.9"|11.9°
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Hills cloud}}	||data-sort-value="2000" class=in1|2 k	||data-sort-value="11000"|11 k	||data-sort-value="20000"|20 k	||data-sort-value="1154000"|—	||data-sort-value="53"|—
|-
|{{wp|Oort cloud}}	||data-sort-value="20000"|20 k	||data-sort-value="35000"|35 k	||data-sort-value="50000"|{{abbr|50 k|A few may be 100–200 k}}	||data-sort-value="6547000"|—	||data-sort-value="54"|—
|- class=subsection
|{{wp|Light-year}}	||data-sort-value="63241"|—	||data-sort-value="63241" class=xs|63.2 k	||data-sort-value="63241"|—	||data-sort-value="15902000"|—	||data-sort-value="55"|—
|}

====Mars====
* 1976–2020s
** '''<small>NASA</small>''' landers: ''{{wp|Viking 1}}'' <small>(1976–'82)</small>, ''{{wp|Viking 2}}'' <small>(’76–’80)</small>, ''{{wp|Mars Pathfinder|Pathfinder}}'' <small>(’97)</small>, ''{{wp|Phoenix (spacecraft)|Phoenix}}'' <small>(’08)</small>, ''{{wp|InSight}}'' <small>(’18—)</small>.
** <small>NASA</small> rovers: ''{{wp|Sojourner (rover)|Sojourner}}'' <small>(’97)</small>, ''{{wp|Spirit (rover)|Spirit}}'' <small>(’04–’10)</small>, ''{{wp|Opportunity (rover)|Opportunity}}'' <small>(’04–’18)</small>, ''{{wp|Curiosity (rover)|Curiosity}}'' <small>(’12—)</small>, ''{{wp|Perseverance (rover)|Perseverance}}'' <small>(’21—)</small>, ''{{wp|Ingenuity (helicopter)|Ingenuity}}'' <small>(’21—)</small>.
** Chinese rover: ''{{wp|Tianwen-1}}'' <small>(2021—)</small>.
* 2035 '''''The Martian''''' • <small>{{wp|The Martian (Weir novel)|Novel}}, {{wp|The Martian (film)|Film}}</small><!--
--> • <small>NASA</small> Astronaut [[wikiasite:the-martian:Mark_Watney/Film|Mark Watney]]<small>, PhD in Plant Biology and Conservation</small>
* 2350s '''''The Expanse''''' • <small>{{wp|The Expanse (novel series)|Books}}, {{wp|The Expanse (TV series)|TV}}</small><!--
--> • <small>Colony Transport Ship</small> ''[[wikiasite:expanse:Mark Watney|Mark Watney]]''

===Montreal===
* Indoor/Outdoor Pool
** Hotel Omni Mont-Royal <small>(now closed in winter) 1050 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest</small>
** Hotel Bonaventure Montreal <small>(open all year) 900 Rue de la Gauchetière Ouest</small>

===British===
;Tartans:
* [https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=5167 America (1976)]
* [https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=4449 Vermont (1994)]
* [https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=4450 Vermont Dress (1996)]
* [https://www.tartanregister.gov.uk/tartanDetails?ref=1062 Dykes of Perthshire (2007)]

; Michael John Burrage <span style="font-weight:normal;">({{frac|3|4}} English, {{frac|8}} Scottish, {{frac|8}} German)</span>
: {{frac|2}} '''English''' (Peter Michael Burrage) <small>e.1950s London &rarr; Boston, Mass.</small>
:: {{frac|4}} English (William John Burrage)
:: {{frac|4}} English (Mabel Anne Good)
: {{frac|2}} Scottish-American (Priscilla Margaretta Maurer)
:: {{frac|4}} German-American (Gordon Bostwick Maurer)
::: {{frac|8}} German-American (William Rochester Maurer)
:::: {{frac|16}} '''German''' Jacob G. Maurer (<small>e.1870s Alsace-Lorraine &rarr; Rochester, N.Y.</small>)
::::: Jacob G. Maurer Sr. (1804 Dec. 5 – 1977 31, Saarbruck, Prussia. d. )
:::: {{frac|16}} German-American (Helen Montgomery)
::: {{frac|8}} English (Katherine ‘Bessie’ Irene Bostwick) <small>e.1639 Tarporley &rarr; Stratford, Conn.</small>
:::: <div style="font-size:smaller; line-height:1.1em;">Charles Elisha Bostwick (1840–1872) & Jane Banford<br>Lyman Bostwick, Sr. (1802–1874) & Huldah Irene Woodruff<br>Lyman Bostwick, Jr. (1768–1843) & (5th wife) Robie Fisk<br>Nathan Bostwick (1746–1829) & Elizabeth Coggswell<br>John Bostwick, IV (1716–1806) & Jemima Canfield<br>John Bostwick, III (1688–1742) & Merey Bushwell<br>John Bostwick, II (1667–1747) & Abigail Walker<br>John Bostwick, I (1638–1688) & Mary Brinsmead<br>Arthur Bostwick (1603–1680) & Jane Whittel</div>
:: {{frac|4}} Scottish-American (Florence Gale Knight)
::: {{frac|8}} American (Thomas Russell Knight)
:::: <div style="font-size:smaller; line-height:1.1em;">English (John Knight) e.1725 England &rarr; Portland, Maine</div>
::: {{frac|8}} '''Scottish''' (Jessie Brown Dykes) <small>e.1889 Strathaven &rarr; Lowell, Mass.</small>
:::: <div style="font-size:smaller; line-height:1.1em;">Scottish (John Brown Dykes) e.1889 Strathaven &rarr; Lowell, Mass.</div>

;Cornish surnames
{{hatnote|[https://www.familyeducation.com/baby-names/browse-origin/surname/cornish Cornish Last Names]}}
{{cols|width=8em|gap=0px|
* Angove
* Angwin
* Argus
* Bligh
* Bolitho
* Bosanko
* Cardy
* Carew
* Carlyon
* Carne
* Chenoweth
* Chenowith
* Chynoweth
* Couch
* Cuff
* Curnow
* Eudy
* Geen
* Grose
* Gummo
* Keast
* Kellow
* Kevern
* Kimbrel
* Kimbrell
* Kitto
* Lamphier
* Lanyon
* Lower
* Moon
* Moyle
* Nancarrow
* Nankervis
* Opie
* Oppy
* Pedrick
* Pengelly
* Penhollow
* Penna
* Penrose
* Pethick
* Polkinghorn
* Polkinghorne
* Prideaux
* Quick
* Retallick
* Rosevear
* Roskelley
* Sholl
* Skewes
* Skuse
* Spargo
* Teague
* Trebilcock
* Tredinnick
* Treen
* Tregoning
* Trelease
* Treleven
* Treloar
* Tremaine
* Tremayne
* Trembath
* Trenary
* Tretheway
* Trethewey
* Trevarthen
* Trevena
* Trevethan
* Trevithick
* Trevorrow
* Trezise
* Truscott
* Verran
* Vigus
* Woon
}}

==Books==

===Maureen Birnbaum===
{| class="zebra c5sm"
|+ {{wp|Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson}} by George Alec Effinger
|-
! Date	!! Title	!! Spoofs	!! Publication	!! ''ERBzine''
|-
| 1982	|| “MB, Barbarian Swordsperson	|| {{wp|Barsoom}}	||class=sm| ''Fantasy & Science Fiction'', Jan. 1982	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6462.html 6462]
|-
| 1986	|| “MB at the Earth’s Core”	|| {{wp|Pellucidar}}	||class=sm| ''Fantasy & Science Fiction'', Feb. 1986	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6463.html 6463]
|-
| 1987	|| “MB on the Art of War”	|| {{wp|Horseclans}}	||class=sm| ''Friends of the Horseclans'' (1987)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6464.html 6464]
|-
| 1986	|| “MB’s Lunar Adventure” <small>(1st)</small>	|| {{wp|feghoot}}	||class=sm| sci-fi convention program (1986)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6465.html 6465]
|-
| 1989	|| “MB After Dark”	|| {{wp|Nightfall (Asimov novelette and novel)|Nightfall}}	||class=sm| ''Foundation’s Friends'' (1989)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6466.html 6466]
|-
| 1991	|| “MB Goes Shopynge”	|| {{wp|Robin Hood}}	||class=sm| ''Fantastic Adventures of Robin Hood'' (1991)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6467.html 6467]
|-
| 1993	|| “MB and the Saint Graal”	|| {{wp|Holy Grail}}	||class=sm| ''Grails: Visitations of the Night'' (1994)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6469.html 6469]
|-
| 1993	|| “MB and the Looming Awfulness”	|| {{wp|Cthulhu Mythos|Cthulhu}}	||class=sm| new for the anthology	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6468.html 6468]
|-
| 1993	|| “MB’s Lunar Adventure” <small>(2nd)</small>	|| {{wp|feghoot}} 	||class=sm| updated for the anthology	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6469.html 6469]
|- class=section
| 1994	|| “MB on a Hot Tin Roof”	|| {{wp|Cat on a Hot Tin Roof|the play}}	||class=ml| ''South From Midnight'' (1994)<br>''Fantasy & Science Fiction'', Aug. 1996	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6470.html 6470]
|-
| 1995	|| “MB in the MUD”	||class=sm| {{wp|GURPS}}	||class=ml| ''Chicks in Chainmail'' (1995)<br>''Chicks Ahoy'' (2010)	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6471.html 6471]
|-
| 1996	|| “MB Pokes an Eye Out”	||class=sm| {{wp|soap opera|soap operas}}	||class=sm| ''Don’t Forget Your Spacesuit, Dear'' ({{abbr|1996|pp. 164,170,176}})	|| [http://www.erbzine.com/mag64/6472.html 6472]
|}
* ''Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson<small>: The Complete Stories</small>'', <small>Illustrations by Peggy Ranson (June 1993, Swan Press trade, {{isbn|1883722012}})</small>
* ''Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson'' <small>(The Complete Stories)</small>, <small>Illustrations by Ken Kelly (August 1994, SFBC hardcover, {{isbn|1568651015}})</small>

===Tarzan comics===
{| class="sortable zebra c2r"
! Title	!! Issues	!! Date	!! Publisher
|-
| Four Color Comics	|| #134,161	|| 1942	|| Dell
|-
| Tarzan (v1, p1)	||   1–131	|| 1948	|| Dell
|-
| Tarzan’s Jungle Annual	|| A1–2	|| 1952	|| Dell
|-
| Boys’ & Girls’ March of Comics	|| #98,125,155,204,342	|| 1946	|| Western Pub.
|-
| Tarzan Adventures	|| (Dell)	|| 1951	|| Westworld (UK)
|-
| ERB-dom	|| 88+	|| 1960	|| Opar Press
|-
| Tarzan (v1, p2)	|| 132–137	|| 1962	|| Gold Key
|-
| Tarzan (v1, p3)	|| 138–206	|| 1963	|| Gold Key
|-
| Korak, Son of Tarzan (p1)	|| 1–45	|| 1964	|| Gold Key
|-
| Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle	|| 1	|| 1965	|| Gold Key
|-
| Jungle Tales of Tarzan (unauthorized)	|| 1–4	|| 1964	|| Charlton (US)
|-
| Tarzan of the Apes	|| (GK)	|| 1970	|| Williams (UK)
|-
| DC 100-Page Super Spectacular	|| #19	|| 1971	|| DC Comics
|-
| Korak, Son of Tarzan (p3)	|| 46–59	|| 1972	|| DC Comics
|-
| Tarzan (v1, p4)	|| 207–258	|| 1972	|| DC Comics
|-
| Tarzan Digest	|| 1	|| 1972	|| DC Comics
|-
| Korak, Tarzan Family (p3)	|| 60–66	|| 1975	|| DC Comics
|-
| Hogarth’s  Tarzan of the Apes	|| HC	|| 1972	|| Watson-Guptill
|-
| Hogarth’s Jungle Tales of Tarzan	|| HC	|| 1976	|| Watson-Guptill
|-
| Tarzan Monthly	|| (DC)	|| 1977	|| Byblos (UK)
|-
| Tarzan Weekly	|| (DC)	|| 1977	|| Byblos (UK)
|-
| Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle	|| 1–29,A1–3	|| 1977	|| Marvel
|-
| Tarzan of the Apes	|| 1–2,(ss29)	|| 1984	|| Marvel
|-
| Tarzan (cs)	|| (1–4)	|| 1986	|| Blackthorne (US)
|-
| Tarzan in Color	|| 1–15,15B–18	|| 1992	|| NBM
|-
| Tarzan the Warrior	|| 1–5	|| 1992.03	|| Malibu
|-
| Tarzan: Love, Lies and the Lost City	|| 1–3	|| 1992.08	|| Malibu
|-
| Tarzan: The Beckoning	|| 1–7	|| 1992.11	|| Malibu
|-
| Tarzan: A Tale of Mugambi	|| 	|| 1995	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: The Lost Adventure	|| 	|| 1995	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan (v2)	|| 	|| 1996	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan/John Carter: Warlords of Mars	|| 	|| 1996	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan/Predator at the Earth’s Core	|| 	|| 1996	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Land that Time Forgot & Pool of Time	|| 	|| 1996	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Return of Tarzan	|| 	|| 1997	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan/Carson of Venus	|| 	|| 1998	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Disney’s Tarzan	|| 	|| 1999	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan Comics Library	|| 	|| 1999	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan/Batman: Claws of the Cat-Woman	|| 	|| 1999	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: The Rivers of Blood	|| 	|| 1999	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: The Savage Heart	|| 	|| 1999	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan/Superman: Sons of the Jungle	|| 	|| 2001	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Joe Kubert Years [3v]	|| 207–225,227–235	|| 2005	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Jesse Marsh Years [11v] … (134,161,125)	|| 1–56,A1–2	|| 2009	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Once and Future Tarzan	|| 	|| 2012	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Russ Manning Years	|| [1]	|| 2012	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Korak, Son of Tarzan	|| [2]	|| 2013	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: The Sunday Comics	|| Om	|| 2013	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Unauthorized Tarzan	|| 	|| 2013	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Hogarth’s Lord of the Jungle	|| Om	|| 2014	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Jungle Tales of Tarzan	|| 	|| 2015	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan Omnibus	|| (1–20)	|| 2015	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes	|| 	|| 2016	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Joe Kubert Years [TP]	|| 207–225,227–235	|| 2016	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Tarzan: Jesse Marsh Years [TP]	|| 134,161,1–16	|| 2017	|| Dark Horse
|-
| Kubert’s Tarzan of the Apes: Artist’s Edition	|| AE	|| 2012	|| IDW
|-
| Kubert’s Return of Tarzan: Artist’s Edition	|| AE	|| 2015	|| IDW
|-
| Tarzan: Russ Manning, Complete strips	|| ()	|| 2013	|| IDW
|-
| Tarzan: Burne Hogarth, Complete strips	|| ()	|| 2014	|| Titan
|-
| Lord of the Jungle	|| 1–15,A1	|| 2012	|| Dynamite
|-
| Pathfinder: Worldscape	|| 1–6	|| 2016	|| Dynamite
|-
| Tarzan/Sheena: Lords of the Jungle	|| 1–6	|| 2016	|| Dynamite
|-
| Greatest Adventure	|| 1–9	|| 2017	|| Dynamite
|-
| Pathfinder: Worldscape: Lord of the Jungle	|| 1,1,1,1	|| 2017	|| Dynamite
|-
| Tarzan/Red Sonja	|| 1–5	|| 2018	|| Dynamite
|}

==Film & TV==
;John Mulaney on ''SNL''
{| class="tight c1sm c2sm c2r"
|-
|colspan=5|
|-
|s43ᴇ18{{right|(#847)}}||Apr. 14, 2018||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pj-D0jc17D0 “Diner Lobster”]
|-
|s44ᴇ14{{right|(#864)}}||Mar. 2, 2019||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgBxxEL-3TI “Bodega Bathroom”]
|-
|s45ᴇ14{{right|(#885)}}||Feb. 29, 2020||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6d7Vk_qaiB8 “Airport Sushi”]
|-
|s46ᴇ5{{right|(#894)}}||Oct. 31, 2020||[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UffOrgP8Is “New York Musical”]
|}

;Rated <small>PG</small>?
* ''{{wp|The Graduate}}'' <small>(1967)</small>
* ''{{wp|Barbarella (film)|Barbarella}}'' <small>(1968)</small>
* ''{{wp|Jaws (film)|Jaws}}'' <small>(1975)</small>
* ''{{wp|Logan's Run (film)|Logan’s Run}}'' <small>(1976)</small>
* ''{{wp|The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane|<small>Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane</small>}}'' <small>(1976)</small>
* ''{{wp|Invasion of the Body Snatchers}}'' <small>(1978)</small>
* ''{{wp|Time Walker}}'' <small>(1982)</small>
* ''{{wp|The Beastmaster}}'' <small>(1982)</small>
* ''{{wp|Sheena (film)|Sheena}}'' <small>(1984)</small>
* ''{{wp|Sixteen Candles}}'' <small>(1984)</small>
* ''{{wp|Manon des Sources (1986 film)|Manon of the Spring}}'' <small>(1986)</small>
* ''{{wp|The Invisible Kid}}'' <small>(1988)</small>

===Great===
:''See also {{wp|List of films considered the best|best film lists}} and <span style="font-size:calc(1em-2px);">{{wp|List of films with a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes|Rotten Tomatoes 100%}}</span> at Wikipedia''
{| class="sortable zebra c1sm c1c c3sm c5sm" style="border-bottom:1px solid silver;"
!&nbsp;!!Title	!!Year	!!Director	!!Notes
|- class=subsection
|📽️||''{{wp|2001: A Space Odyssey (film)|2001<small>: a space odyssey</small>}}''	||1968	||data-sort-value="Kubrick"|Stanley Kubrick	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|About Time (2013 film)|About Time}}''	||2013	||data-sort-value="Curtis"|Richard Curtis	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Abyss"|''{{wp|The Abyss|<small>The</small> Abyss<small><small>: Special Edition</small></small>}}''	||1989<small>, ’93</small>	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Alien (film)|Alien}}''	||1979	||data-sort-value="Scott"|Ridley Scott	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Aliens (film)|Aliens<small><small>: Special Edition</small></small>}}''	||1986<small>, ’91</small>	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Apocalypse Now}}''	||1979	||data-sort-value="Coppola"|Francis Ford Coppola	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Avatar (2009 film)|Avatar<small><small>: Special Edition</small></small>}}''	||2009<small>, ’10</small>	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Back to the Future}}''	||1985	||data-sort-value="Zemeckis"|Robert Zemeckis	||🚀
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Ballad of Buster"|''{{wp|The Ballad of Buster Scruggs|<small>The</small> Ballad of Buster Scruggs}}''	||2018	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🌵"|🌵{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Big Lebowski"|''{{wp|The Big Lebowski|<small>The</small> Big Lebowski}}''	||1998	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Blade Runner|Blade Runner<small><small>: The Final Cut</small></small>}}''	||1982	||data-sort-value="Scott"|Ridley Scott	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Bound (1996 film)|Bound}}''	||1996	||data-sort-value="Wachowski"|the Wachowskis	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Boyhood}}''	||2014	||data-sort-value="Linklater"|Richard Linklater	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭 ᴹ{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Breaking Away}}''	||1979	||data-sort-value="Yates"|Peter Yates	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Bullitt}}''	||1968	||data-sort-value="Yates"|Peter Yates	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|• 1968 Ford Mustang GT Fastback 390{{br}}• 1968 Dodge Charger R/T 440}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Burn After Reading}}''	||2008	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Casablanca (film)|Casablanca}}''	||1942	||data-sort-value="Curtiz"|Michael Curtiz	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️❤️ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Catch Me If You Can}}''	||2002	||data-sort-value="Spielberg"|Steven Spielberg	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Citizen Kane}}''	||1941	||data-sort-value="Welles"|Orson Welles	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭 ᴹ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|A Clockwork Orange (film)|A Clockwork Orange}}''	||1971	||data-sort-value="Kubrick"|Stanley Kubrick	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Cloud Atlas (film)|Cloud Atlas}}''	||2012	||data-sort-value="Wachowski"|the Wachowskis	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Convoy (1978 film)|Convoy}}''	||1978	||data-sort-value="Peckinpah"|Sam Peckinpah	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{abbr|🚗|• 1977 Mack RS712LST “Rubber Duck”}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Crocodile Dundee}}''	||1986	||data-sort-value="Faiman"|Peter Faiman	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Damnation Alley (film)|Damnation Alley}}''	||1977	||data-sort-value="Smight"|Jack Smight	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀{{abbr|🚗|• Jeffries Automotive “Landmaster”}}
|-
|📽️||'''''{{wp|Die Hard}}'''''	||1988	||data-sort-value="McTiernan"|John McTiernan	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Django Unchained}}''	||2012	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Dodsworth (film)|Dodsworth}}''	||1936	||data-sort-value="Wyler"|William Wyler	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭 ᴰ{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog|Dr. Horrible’s<small> Sing-Along Blog</small>}}''	||2008	||data-sort-value="Whedon"|Joss Whedon	||🏰
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Dredd}}''	||2012	||data-sort-value="Travis"|Pete Travis	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀🕵️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Star Wars 1980"|''{{wp|The Empire Strikes Back|<small>The</small> Empire Strikes Back}}''  <sup>{{wooki|Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back|w}}</sup>	||1980	||data-sort-value="Kershner"|Irvin Kershner	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Fargo (1996 film)|Fargo}}''	||1996	||Coen brothers	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Fistful D"|''{{wp|A Fistful of Dollars|<small>A</small> Fistful of Dollars}}''	||1964	||data-sort-value="Leone"|Sergio Leone	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|For a Few Dollars More}}''	||1965	||data-sort-value="Leone"|Sergio Leone	||🌵
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Fifth Element"|''{{wp|The Fifth Element}}''	||1997	||data-sort-value="Besson"|Luc Besson	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Flash Gordon (film)|Flash Gordon}}''	||1980	||data-sort-value="Hodges"|Mike Hodges	||🚀
|-
|📽️||'''''{{wp|Galaxy Quest}}'''''	||1999	||data-sort-value="Parisot"|Dean Parisot	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀 ᴰ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Get Out}}''	||2017	||data-sort-value="Peele"|Jordan Peele	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭🚀
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Godfather"|''{{wp|The Godfather}}''	||1972	||data-sort-value="Coppola"|Francis Ford Coppola	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️ ᴰ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Good, Bad" class=sm|''{{wp|the Good, the Bad and the Ugly}}''	||1966	||data-sort-value="Leone"|Sergio Leone	||🌵
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Green Mile"|''{{wp|The Green Mile (film)|<small>The</small> Green Mile}}''	||1999	||data-sort-value="Darabont"|Frank Darabont	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Groundhog Day (film)|Groundhog Day}}''	||1993	||data-sort-value="Ramis"|Harold Ramis	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Hard Boiled}}''	||1992	||data-sort-value="Woo"|John Woo	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Hancock (film)|Hancock}}''	||2008	||data-sort-value="Gilligan"|Vince Gilligan <small>(writer)</small>	||🚀
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Hateful"|''{{wp|The Hateful Eight}}''	||2015	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Heat (1995 film)|Heat}}''	||1995	||data-sort-value="Mann"|Michael Mann	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||'''''{{wp|Highlander (film)|Highlander}}''''' <small>(<small>[http://youtu.be/JUs9KiQmais 🎞️]</small>)</small>	||1986	||data-sort-value="Mulcahy"|Russell Mulcahy	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰⚔️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Inglourious Basterds}}''	||2009	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Inside Llewyn Davis}}''	||2013	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Jackie Brown}}''	||1997	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Jaws (film)|Jaws}}''	||1975	||data-sort-value="Spielberg"|Steven Spielberg	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭🛥️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|John Carter (film)|John Carter}}''	||2012	||data-sort-value="Stanton"|Andrew Stanton	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|John Wick (film)|John Wick}}''	||2014	||data-sort-value="Stahelski"|Chad Stahelski	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|❌ 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 429{{br}}✔️ 1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Kill Bill}}''	||2003<small>, ’04</small>	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Killer"|''{{wp|The Killer (1989 film)|<small>The</small> Killer}}''	||1989	||data-sort-value="Woo"|John Woo	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Ladyhawke (film)|Ladyhawke}}''	||1985	||data-sort-value="Donner"|Richard Donner	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Léon: The Professional|Léon<small><small>: The Professional</small></small>}}''	||1994	||data-sort-value="Besson"|Luc Besson	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Love Actually}}''	||2003	||data-sort-value="Curtis"|Richard Curtis	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭❤️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Man Who Shot" class=sm|''{{wp|The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance}}''	||1962	||data-sort-value="Ford"|John Ford	||🌵
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Manchurian"|''{{wp|The Manchurian Candidate (1962 film)|The Manchurian Candidate}}''	||1962	||data-sort-value="Frankenheimer"|John Frankenheimer	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Martian"|''{{wp|The Martian (film)|<small>The</small> Martian}}''	||2015	||data-sort-value="Scott"|Ridley Scott	||🚀
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Matrix"|''{{wp|The Matrix|<small>The</small> Matrix}}''	||1999	||data-sort-value="Wachowski"|the Wachowskis	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Mean Girls}}''	||2004	||data-sort-value="Fey"|Tina Fey <small>(writer)</small>	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Melancholia (2011 film)|Melancholia}}''	||2011	||data-sort-value="von Trier"|Lars von Trier	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Miller's Crossing|Miller’s Crossing}}''	||1990	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Moonrunners}}''	||1975	||data-sort-value="Waldron"|Gy Waldron	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{abbr|🚗|• 1971 Plymouth Fury “Traveller” (Lee’s horse){{br}}• 1969 Dodge Charger R/T “The General Lee”}}
|-
|📽️||'''''{{wp|My Cousin Vinny}}'''''	||1992	||data-sort-value="Launer"|Dale Launer <small>(writer)</small>	||🎭
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Nikita"|''{{wp|La Femme Nikita (film)|<small><small>La Femme</small></small> Nikita}}''	||1990	||data-sort-value="Besson"|Luc Besson	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|No Country for Old Men (film)|No Country for Old Men}}''	||2007	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Notorious}}''	||1946	||data-sort-value="Hitchcock"|Alfred Hitchcock	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|O Brother, Where Art Thou?}}''	||2000	||Coen brothers	||🏰
|-
|📽️||style="font-size:90%;"|''{{wp|Once Upon a Time in Hollywood}}''	||2019	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🎭
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Place in the Sun"|''{{wp|A Place in the Sun (film)|A Place in the Sun}}''	||1951	||data-sort-value="Stevens"|George Stevens	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭 ᴰ{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Princess Bride"|'''''{{wp|The Princess Bride (film)|<small>The</small> Princess Bride}}'''''	||1987	||data-sort-value="Reiner"|Rob Reiner	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰⚔️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Pulp Fiction}}''	||1994	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🕵️
|-
|📽️ ||''{{wp|Predator (film)|Predator}}'' ||1987 ||data-sort-value="McTiernan"|John McTiernan ||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Quigley Down Under}}''	||1990	||data-sort-value="Wincer"|Simon Wincer	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Raiders of the Lost Ark}}''	||1981	||data-sort-value="Spielberg"|Steven Spielberg	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Raising Arizona}}''	||1987	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Rear Window}}''	||1954	||data-sort-value="Hitchcock"|Alfred Hitchcock	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Reservoir Dogs}}''	||1992	||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|RoboCop}}''<small><small>: Special Edition</small></small>	||1987	||data-sort-value="Verhoeven"|Paul Verhoeven	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Roman Holiday}}''	||1953	||data-sort-value="Wyler"|William Wyler	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭❤️
|-
|📽️||'''''{{wp|Ronin (film)|Ronin}}'''''	||1998	||data-sort-value="Frankenheimer"|John Frankenheimer	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|• 1996 Audi S8 D2 [Typ 4D]}}
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Searchers"|''{{wp|The Searchers}}''	||1956	||data-sort-value="Ford"|John Ford	||🌵
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Serious M"|''{{wp|A Serious Man}}''	||2009	||Coen brothers	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{right|☐}}
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Shawshank"|''{{wp|The Shawshank Redemption|<small>The</small> Shawshank <small>Redemption</small>}}''	||1994	||data-sort-value="Darabont"|Frank Darabont	||🎭
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Sixth Sen"|''{{wp|The Sixth Sense}}''	||1999	||data-sort-value="Shyamalan"|M. Night Shyamalan	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Smokey and the Bandit}}''	||1977	||data-sort-value="Needham"|Hal Needham	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{abbr|🚗|• 1977 Pontiac Trans Am Special Edition}}
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Stagecoach (1939 film)|Stagecoach}}''	||1939	||data-sort-value="Ford"|John Ford	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Stand by Me (film)|Stand by Me}}''	||1986	||data-sort-value="Reiner"|Rob Reiner	||🎭
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Star Trek 1982"|''{{wp|Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan|<small>Star Trek II: The</small> Wrath <small>of</small> Khan}}''	||1982	||data-sort-value="Meyer"|Nicholas Meyer	||🚀
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Star Wars 1977"|''{{wp|Star Wars (film)|Star Wars<small>: A New Hope</small>}}''  <sup>{{wooki|Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|w}}</sup>	||1977	||data-sort-value="Lucas"|George Lucas	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Starship Troopers (film)|Starship Troopers}}''	||1997	||data-sort-value="Verhoeven"|Paul Verhoeven	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Superman (1978 film)|Superman<small><small>: The Movie</small></small>}}''	||1978	||data-sort-value="Donner"|Richard Donner	||🏰
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Tarzan 1934"|''{{wp|Tarzan and His Mate}}''	||1934	||data-sort-value="Gibbons"|Cedric Gibbons	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Tarzan 1959"|''{{wp|Tarzan's Greatest Adventure|Tarzan’s <small>Greatest Adventure</small>}}''	||1959	||data-sort-value="Hudson"|Hugh Hudson	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Tarzan 1984"|''{{wp|Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes|2=Greystoke<span style="font-size:20%;">: The Legend of </span>Tarzan<span style="font-size:20%;">, Lord of the Apes</span>}}''	||1984	||data-sort-value="Guillermin"|John Guillermin	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Tarzan 2016"|''{{wp|The Legend of Tarzan (film)|<small>The Legend of</small> Tarzan}}''	||2016	||data-sort-value="Yates"|David Yates	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Taxi Driver}}''	||1976	||data-dort-value="Scorsese"|Martin Scorsese	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭{{abbr|🚕|• 1975 Checker Taxicab}}
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Terminator 1"|''{{wp|The Terminator|<small>The</small> Terminator}}''	||1984	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Terminator 2: Judgment Day|Terminator 2<small><small>: Special Edition</small></small>}}''	||1991<small>, ’93</small>	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🚀
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|This Is Spinal Tap}}''	||1984	||data-sort-value="Reiner"|Rob Reiner	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Three Colors: Red|Trois couleurs: Rouge}}''	||1994	||data-sort-value="Kieślowski"|Krzysztof Kieślowski	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭❤️ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Time Traveler's"|''{{wp|The Time Traveler's Wife (film)|<small>The</small> Time Traveler’s Wife}}''	||2009	||data-sort-value="Schwentke"|Robert Schwentke	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Titanic (1997 film)|Titanic}}''	||1997	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|True Grit}}''	||2010	||Coen brothers	||🌵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|True Lies}}''	||1994	||data-sort-value="Cameron"|James Cameron	||🕵️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Unbreakable (film)|Unbreakable}}''	||2000	||data-sort-value="Shyamalan"|M. Night Shyamalan	||🎭
|-
|📽️||data-sort-value="Usual S"|''{{wp|The Usual Suspects}}''	||1995	||data-sort-value="McQuarrie"|Chris McQuarrie <small>(writer)</small>	||🎭
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Vertigo}}''	||1958	||data-sort-value="Hitchcock"|Alfred Hitchcock	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️ ᴹ
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|WALL-E|WALL·E}}''	||2008	||data-sort-value="Stanton"|Andrew Stanton	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Waterworld}}''	||1995	||data-sort-value="Reynolds"|Kevin Reynolds	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀⛵
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|White Christmas (film)|White Christmas}}''	||1954	||data-sort-value="Curtiz"|Michael Curtiz	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭🎵
|-
|📽️	||''{{wp|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''	||1988	||data-sort-value="Zemeckis"|Robert Zemeckis	||🏰
|-
|📽️||''{{wp|Z for Zachariah (film)|Z for Zachariah}}''	||2015	||data-sort-value="Zobel"|Craig Zobel	||🚀
|- class=subsection
|📺||''{{wp|All in the Family}}''	||1971<small>–’79</small>	||data-sort-value="Lear"|Norman Lear	||🎭
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Americans"|''{{wp|The Americans|<small>The</small> Americans}}''	||2013<small>–’18</small>	||data-sort-value="Weisberg"|Joe Weisberg	||🕵️
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Babylon 5}}''	||1994<small>–’98</small>	||data-sort-value="Straczynski"|J. Michael Straczynski	||🚀
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Breaking Bad}}''	||2008<small>–’13</small>	||data-sort-value="Gilligan"|Vince Gilligan	||🕵️
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Buffy the Vampire Slayer|Buffy<small> the Vampire Slayer</small>}}''	||1997<small>–’03</small>	||data-sort-value="Whedon"|Joss Whedon	||🏰
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Deadwood (TV series)|Deadwood}}''	||{{abbr|2004<small>, ’19</small>|2004–2006 (series) 2019 (finale)}}	||data-sort-value="Milch"|David Milch	||🌵
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Doctor Who}}''	||1963<small>—</small>	||BBC	||🚀
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Due South}}''	||1994<small>–’99</small>	||Paul Haggis	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️🍁
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Expanse"|''{{wp|The Expanse (TV series)|<small>The</small> Expanse}}''	||2015<small>–’21</small>	||data-sort-value="Fergus"|<small>Mark Fergus & Hawk Ostby</small>	||🚀
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Fawlty Towers}}''	||1975<small>, ’79</small>	||data-sort-value="Cleese"|John Cleese	||🎭
|-
|📺||'''''{{wp|Firefly (TV series)|firefly}}''''' <small>&amp;</small> '''''{{wp|Serenity (2005 film)|Serenity}}'''''	||2002<small>, ’05</small>	||data-sort-value="Whedon"|Joss Whedon	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀🌵
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Incredible H"|''{{wp|The Incredible Hulk (1978 TV series)|The Incredible Hulk}}''	||1978<small>, ’90</small>	||data-sort-value="Johnson"|Kenneth Johnson	||data-sort-value="🎭"|🎭🚀
|-
|📺||''{{wp|M*A*S*H (TV series)|M*A*S*H}}''	||1972<small>–’83</small>	||data-sort-value="Gelbart"|Larry Gelbart	||🎭
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Mad Men}}''	||2007<small>–’15</small>	||data-sort-value="Weiner"|Matthew Weiner	||🎭
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Magnum, P.I.}}''	||1980<small>–’88</small>	||data-sort-value="Bellisario"|Donald P. Bellisario	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|• 1979 Ferrari 308 GTS (𝘎𝘳𝘢𝘯 𝘛𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘮𝘰 𝘚𝘱𝘪𝘥𝘦𝘳){{br}}• 1981 Ferrari 308 GTSi (𝘎𝘛𝘚 𝐼𝘯𝘪𝘦𝘻𝘪𝘰𝘯𝘦){{br}}• 1984 Ferrari 308 GTS QV (𝘎𝘛𝘚 𝘘𝘶𝘢𝘵𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘷𝘢𝘭𝘷𝘰𝘭𝘦){{br}}• 1986 Ferrari 288 GTO (𝘎𝘳𝘢𝘯 𝘛𝘶𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘮𝘰 𝘖𝘮𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘨𝘢𝘵𝘢)}}
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Star Wars 2019"|''{{wp|The Mandalorian|<small>The</small> Mandalorian}}''  <sup>{{wooki|The Mandalorian|w}}</sup>	||2019<small>—</small>	||data-sort-value="Favreau"|Jon Favreau	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀🌵
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Muppet Show"|''{{wp|The Muppet Show}}''	||1976<small>–’81</small>	||data-sort-value="Henson"|Jim Henson	||🎭
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Newhart}}''	||1982<small>–’90</small>	||data-sort-value="Kemp"|Barry Kemp	||🎭
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Rockford"|''{{wp|The Rockford Files|<small>The</small> Rockford Files}}''	||1974<small>–’80</small>	||data-sort-value="Cannell"|Stephen J. Cannell	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|• 1974–’76 Pontiac Firebird Esprit{{br}}• 1977–’78 Pontiac Firebird Esprit{{br}}• 1979 Pininfarina Trans Am Kammback}}

|-
|📺||class=ms|''{{wp|Sense8|sense8 }}''	||2015<small>–’18</small>	||data-sort-value="Wachowski"|the Wachowskis	||data-sort-value="🚀"|🚀❤️
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Six Feet Under (TV series)|Six Feet Under}}''	||2001<small>–’05</small>	||data-sort-value="Ball"|Alan Ball	||🎭
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Sports Night}}''	||1998<small>–’00</small>	||data-sort-value="Sorkin"|Aaron Sorkin	||🎭
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Star Trek: The Original Series|Star Trek}}''	||1966<small>–’69</small>	||data-sort-value="Roddenberry"|Gene Roddenberry	||🚀
|-
|📺||''{{wp|Stingray (1985 TV series)|Stingray}}''	||1985<small>–’87</small>	||data-sort-value="Cannell"|Stephen J. Cannell	||data-sort-value="🕵️"|🕵️{{abbr|🚗|• 1965 Corvette Sting Ray}}
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="Tarzan 1976"|''{{wp|Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle|Tarzan<small>, Lord of the Jungle</small>}}''	||1976<small>–’79</small>	||data-sort-value="Scheimer"|Lou Scheimer	||data-sort-value="🏰"|🏰ᴇʀʙ
|-
|📺||data-sort-value="West Wing"|''{{wp|The West Wing|<small>The</small> West Wing}}''	||1999<small>–’06</small>	||data-sort-value="Sorkin"|Aaron Sorkin	||🎭
|}
{| style="font-size:smaller;"
|<small>☐  I’ve not seen this yet.</small><br>ᴹ Munoz, Nikki (2020-12-07) [https://www.looper.com/290456/there-are-only-eight-perfect-movies-according-to-metacritic-ratings/ “The Only Eight Perfect Movies According To Metacritic”].<br>ᴰ {{wp|David Mamet|Mamet, David}} (2007) ''Bambi vs. Godzilla'', p.&nbsp;69.<div style="font-size:smaller; max-width:47em; margin-left:1em;">“A good script may shine with superb actors, and a great script can be done with amateurs.&hellip; Now, when you get a great script done with great actors, then you have a classic. ''The Godfather'', ''A Place in the Sun'', ''Dodsworth'', ''Galaxy Quest''—these are perfect films.”</div>
|}
{| style="font-size:smaller;"
|🎭 {{wp|Drama (film and television)|Drama}} / {{wp|Comedy film|Comedy}}<br>🚀 {{wp|Science fiction}}<br>🕵️ {{wp|Crime fiction|Crime}} / {{wp|Spy fiction|Spy}}
|❤️ {{wp|Romance film|Romance}}<br>🏰 {{wp|Fantasy}}<br>🌵 {{wp|Western (genre)|Western}}
|}

;Lawyers Favorite Legal Movies
{{hatnote|[https://www.rocketmatter.com/general/lawyers-share-their-favorite-legal-movies/ ''Legal Productivity'' (September 2017)]}}
* ''{{wp|12 Angry Men (1957 film)|12 Angry Men}}'' <small>(1957)</small>
* '''''{{wp|To Kill a Mockingbird (film)|To Kill a Mockingbird}}''''' <small>(1962)</small>
* ''{{wp|The Verdict}}'' <small>(1982)</small>
* ''{{wp|Jagged Edge (film)|Jagged Edge}}'' <small>(1985)</small>
* '''''{{wp|My Cousin Vinny}}''''' <small>(1992)</small>
* ''{{wp|A Time to Kill (1996 film)|A Time to Kill}}'' <small>(1996)</small>
* ''{{wp|Primal Fear (film)|Primal Fear}}'' <small>(1996)</small>
* ''{{wp|A Civil Action (film)|A Civil Action}}'' <small>(1998)</small>
* ''{{wp|Erin Brokovich (film)|Erin Brokovich}}'' <small>(2000)</small>
* ''{{wp|Miss Sloane}}'' <small>(2016)</small>

=== Multiverse ===
* [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1024146278/dungeon-alchemisttm Dungeon Alchemist] (Kickstarter)
* Does FoundryVTT have map region portals? (Like you did on the grand stairs in Roll20.)

* ''Palm Springs'' (2020) Hulu
* ''The Map of Tiny Perfect Things'' (2021) Amazon

{| class="wikitable c2sm c3sm"
!class="sm" colspan="3"|Fan-theory
|-
|''{{wp|Stargate}}''	||1994–’11, ’18	||{{wikia|site=Stargate|George S. Hammond|General Hammond}}
|-
|''{{wp|Twin Peaks}}''	||1990–’92, ’17	||class=sm|{{wikia|site=TwinPeaks|Garland Briggs|General Hammond}} ?
|-
|''{{wp|Indiana Jones}}''	||1981–’89, ’08	||<small>''Goa’uld''</small> {{wikia|site=IndianaJones|Headpiece to the Staff of Ra|Ra}} • [https://www.fanfiction.net/s/6033908/1/Stargate-1939 “1939”]
|-
|''{{wp|300 (film)|300}}''	||2007, ’14	||<small>''Goa’uld''</small> {{wp|Xerxes (graphic novel)|Xerxes}}
|}

;''{{wp|Lenkov-verse}}''
* At the end of “Hoa Pili” (''Hawaii Five-0'', [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoBx0PMNNFI s3e19]) the characters discuss being fans of the 1980s TV series <span class="nowrap">''Magnum, P.I.''</span>.
* Then a crossover between those ''Hawaii Five-0'' characters and the ''Magnum P.I.'' reboot happened in 2019.<sup>[https://www.ibtimes.com/are-magnum-pi-hawaii-five-0-set-same-universe-2719495 IBT]•[https://tvline.com/2019/11/30/hawaii-five-0-magnum-pi-crossover-problem-magnum-theme-song/ TVL]</sup>

==== Earths ====
{| class="sortable zebra c1r c2c c2sm"
!Earth	!!	!!Franchise <small>({{wikia|site=Arrow|Multiverse|AV}}•{{wikia|site=DC|Multiverse|DC}}•{{wikia|site=Marvel|Multiverse/Universe Listing|MCU}})</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="0.1968"|{{wikia|site=DC|Earth-Prime|E.P.}}	||data-sort-value="0"|🌎	||Our universe <small>(where all the others are considered fictional)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="0.1986"|{{wikia|site=DC|New Earth|ᴺᴱ}}˙{{wikia|site=DC|Prime Earth|ᴾᴱ}}0	||data-sort-value="1"|💭	||'''DC''' Comics {{abbr|post-crisis|Since the 𝘊𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘴 𝘰𝘯 𝘐𝘯𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘦 𝘌𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘩𝘴}} <small>(1986–2011)</small> • {{abbr|current|Since the New 52 relaunch}} <small>(2011—)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="0.2013"|{{wikia|site=DCExtendedUniverse|DC Extended Universe|'''′'''0}}	||📽️	||'''DCEU''' <small>(DC Extended Universe) (2013—)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="1"|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-Prime|'''′'''1}}	||⚡	||<small>''Arrow'', </small>'''''Flash'''''<small>, ''Constantine'', ''Legends'', <ins>''{{abbr|Black L.|Black Lightning}}''</ins>, <ins>''Supergirl''</ins>, <ins>''{{abbr|S&L|Superman & Lois}}''</ins></small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-2 (new multiverse)|2}}	||⚡	||'''''{{wikia|site=Stargirl|Stargirl (TV Series)|Stargirl}}''''' <small>(2020—)</small>, {{wikia|site=Arrow|Jay Garrick|Jay}} {{wikia|site=Stargirl|Jay Garrick|Garrick}}
<!--
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-3|3}}	||⚡	||<small>Zeppelins & tommy guns in present day.</small>
-->
|-
|data-sort-value="9"|<sup>{{abbr|†|“Earth-18” during pre-production.}}</sup> {{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-9 (new multiverse)|9}}	||📺	||'''''Titans''''' <small>(2018—)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="12"|<sup>{{abbr|†|2011 – Ryan Reynolds film.{{br}}202_ – HBO Max live-action series}}</sup> {{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-12 (new multiverse)|12}}	||📺	||''Green Lantern'' <small>(HBO Max)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-13|13}}	||⚡	||<small>Magic: Claus of the North, Wells the Grey, elves, etc.</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-19 (new multiverse)|19}}	||📺	||''Swamp Thing'' <small>(2019)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="21"|<sup>{{abbr|†|“Earth-19” already taken by ''Swamp Thing''}}</sup> {{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-21 (new multiverse)|21}}	||📺	||'''''Doom Patrol''''' <small>(2019—)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="38"|<sup>{{abbr|†|For 𝘈𝘤𝘵𝘪𝘰𝘯 𝘊𝘰𝘮𝘪𝘤𝘴 #1 (June 1938)}}</sup> <del>{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-38|38}}</del>	||⚡	||''Supergirl'' <small>(2015–’21)</small>
|-
|<ins>{{abbr|41|Hypothetical, based on the year.{{br}}“Earth-F” in 𝘊𝘳𝘪𝘴𝘪𝘴 𝘰𝘯 𝘐𝘯𝘧𝘪𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘦 𝘌𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘩𝘴 𝘎𝘪𝘢𝘯𝘵 #1  (Arrowverse comic)}}</ins>	||📽️	||{{wp|Superman (1940s animated film series)|''Superman''}} <small>(1941–’43)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="46"|<ins>{{abbr|46|Best guess based on ''the Orrery of Worlds''}}</ins>	||📽️	||''Watchmen'' <small>(2009 and 2019)</small><sup>[https://comiconverse.com/watchmen-fit-rebirth-dc-universe-17113 †]</sup>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-65|65}}	||data-sort-value="3"|🕸️	||''Spider-Gwen'' <small>(comics)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-66|66}}	||📺	||''Batman'' <small>(1966–’68) & ''{{abbr|New Adventures|The New Adventures of Batman}}'' (1977)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-67|67}}	||data-sort-value="3"|🕸️	||''Spider-Man'' <small>(1967–’70)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-76|76}}	||📺	||''Wonder Woman'' <small>(1975–’79)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-89|89}}	||📽️	||''Batman'' <small>(1989, ’92, ’95, ’97)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-90|90}}	||⚡	||''The Flash'' <small>(1990–’91)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="92"|<sup>{{abbr|†|“Earth-92” during pre-production, based on 𝘛𝘈𝘚 with no ‘dark-Batman’ twist.}}</sup> <ins>{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-99|92}}</ins>	||⚡	||''Batman: TAS'' <small>({{abbr|1992–’95|𝘉𝘢𝘵𝘮𝘢𝘯: 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘈𝘯𝘪𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘥 𝘚𝘦𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘴}}, {{abbr|1997–’99|𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘕𝘦𝘸 𝘉𝘢𝘵𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘈𝘥𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦𝘴}}, {{abbr|1999–’01|𝘉𝘢𝘵𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘉𝘦𝘺𝘰𝘯𝘥}} & {{abbr|2003|𝘉𝘢𝘵𝘮𝘢𝘯: 𝘔𝘺𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘉𝘢𝘵𝘸𝘰𝘮𝘢𝘯}})</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="96"|<del>{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-96|96}}</del>	||⚡	||''Superman'', ''S-II'', ''S-III'', ''{{abbr|SR|Superman Returns}}'', & ''Kingdom Come'' <small>(1996)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="96.1"|<sup>{{abbr|†|“Earth-6” during pre-production, based on Donner’s films + 𝘙𝘦𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘴}}</sup> {{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-96 (new multiverse)|96}}	||📽️	||''{{abbr|Superman|𝘚𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘯: 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘔𝘰𝘷𝘪𝘦}}'' <small>(1978)</small>, ''{{abbr|S-II|𝘚𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘐𝘐: 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘙𝘪𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘥 𝘋𝘰𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘳 𝘊𝘶𝘵}}'' <small>(2006)</small> & ''{{abbr|Returns|𝘚𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘮𝘢𝘯 𝘙𝘦𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘯𝘴}}'' <small>(2006)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-99|99}}	||⚡	||''Batman Beyond'' <small>(1999–’01) with a dark twist</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="118"|<sup>{{abbr|†|Hypothetical, based on the year.{{br}}• “Earth-218” – possible based on 𝘉𝘪𝘳𝘥𝘴 𝘰𝘧 𝘗𝘳𝘦𝘺{{br}}• “Earth-18” – already taken (wild west Earth)}}</sup> <del>{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-TUD5|118}}</del>	||⚡	||''Black Lightning'' <small>(2018–’21)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="167"|<sup>{{abbr|†|For producers Gough & Millar, both born 1967}}</sup> {{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-167|167}}	||📺	||''Smallville'' <small>({{abbr|2001–’11|The producers were born in 1967}})</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-203|203}}	||📺	||''Birds of Prey'' <small>(2003–’03)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-616|616}}	||data-sort-value="2"|💭	||Marvel Comics <small>(inc. ''Tarzan'')</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Arrow|Earth-666|666}}	||📺	||'''''Lucifer''''' <small>(2016–’)</small>
|-
|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-TRN700|1610}}	||data-sort-value="3"|🕸️	||''Spider-Man<small>: Into the Spider-Verse</small>'' <small>(2018)</small>
|-
|<ins>{{abbr|1872|Tarzan’s probable birth year}}</ins>	||data-sort-value="0"|📕	||''Time’s Last Gift'' <small>(1972, ’77) <small>From 2070 ᴀᴅ to 12,000 ʙᴄ</small></small>
|-
|data-sort-value="1987"|<sup>{{abbr|†|Hypothetical, based on year FR first published.}}</sup> {{fr|Prime Material plane|1987}}	||data-sort-value="0"|🎲	||{{fr|Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (comic series)|''AD&D''}} and {{fr|Forgotten Realms (comic)|''Forgotten Realms''}} <small>(DC 1988–’91)</small>
|-
|class=sm|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-10005|10005}}	||📽️	||X-Men Cinematic Universe <small>(original)</small>
|-
|class=sm|<ins>{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-TRN414|10414}}</ins>	||📽️	||X-Men Cinematic Universe <small>(since {{abbr|''DoFP''|Days of Future Past}})</small>
|-
|class=sm|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-17315|17315}}	||📽️	||X-Men’s ''Logan'' <small>(2017)</small>
|-
|class=sm|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-26320|26320}}	||📽️	||Marvel’s ''Blade'' <small>(1998, ’02, ’04, ’06)</small>
|-
|class=sm|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-96283|96283}}	||📽️	||Marvel’s ''Spider-Man'' <small>(2002, ’04, ’07)</small>
|-
|class=xs|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-120703|120703}}	||📽️	||Marvel’s ''Amazing Spider-Man'' <small>(2012, ’14)</small>
|-
|class=xs|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-121698|121698}}	||📽️	||Marvel’s ''Fantastic Four'' <small>(2005, ’07)</small>
|-
|class=xs|<ins>{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-TRN554|122554}}</ins>	||📽️	||Marvel’s ''Fantastic Four'' <small>(2015)</small>
|-
|class=xs|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-199999|199999}}	||📽️	||'''MCU''' <small>(Marvel Cinematic Universe)</small>
|-
|class=xs|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-400005|400005}}	||📺	||''The Incredible Hulk'' <small>(1977–’82, ’88–’90)</small>
|-
|class=xs|{{wikia|site=Marvel|Earth-400083|400083}}	||📽️	||''Hulk'' <small>(2003)</small>
|}

=== Batman ===

==== Catwomen ====
{| class="sortable zebra c1sm"
!Date	!!Actress	!!Title
|-
|data-sort-value="1966 A"|1966–’67	||data-sort-value="Newmar"|Julie Newmar	||data-sort-value="Batman 1"|''Batman''<small> (s1–2)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="1966 B"|1966 July	||data-sort-value="Meriwether"|Lee Meriwether	||data-sort-value="Batman 2"|''Batman<small>: The Movie</small>''
|-
|1967–’68	||data-sort-value="Kitt"|Eartha Kitt	||data-sort-value="Batman 3"|''Batman''<small> (s3)</small>
|-
|data-sort-value="1992 A"|1992 Jun.	||data-sort-value="Pfeiffer"|Michelle Pfeiffer	||''Batman Returns''
|-
|data-sort-value="1992 B"|{{abbr|1992–’02|1992–’95: Batman: The Animated Series{{br}}1997–’98: The New Batman Adventures{{br}}2000–’02: Gotham Girls}}	||data-sort-value="Barbeau" class=sm|Adrienne Barbeau	||class=sm|Batman: Animated
|-
|2004 July	||data-sort-value="Berry"|Halle Berry	||''Catwoman''
|-
|2012 July	||data-sort-value="Hathaway"|Anne Hathaway	||data-sort-value="Dark"|''The Dark Knight Rises''
|-
|2014–’19	||data-sort-value="Bicondova"|Camren Bicondova	||data-sort-value="Gotham 1"|''Gotham''<small> (series)</small>
|-
|2019 Apr.	||data-sort-value="Simmons"|Lili Simmons	||data-sort-value="Gotham 2"|''Gotham''<small> ({{abbr|finale|“Legend of the Dark Knight: The Beginning…”}})</small>
|-
|class=pr0|2022 Mar.	||data-sort-value="Kravitz"|Zoë Kravitz	||data-sort-value="Batman 4"|''The Batman''
|}

==== Patrick Leahy ====
;Senator Patrick Leahy Our “Super Hero”
:Thank you for “not being intimidated by thugs” and supporting the Kellogg-Hubbard Children’s Library through the Batman and Dark Knight Movies. 1996–2012 
{| class="zebra c1sm"
!Year	!!Role	!!Work	!!Notes
|- class=section
|1992	||class=sm|Author (preface)	||class=sm|''Batman: The Dark Knight Archives: Vol. 1''	||class=sm|“Forward”
|-
|1996	||class=sm|Author (preface)	||class=sm|''{{wp|Batman: Death of Innocents}}''	||class=sm|“The Innocent Victims of Landmines”
|-
|2003	||class=sm|Author (preface)	||class=sm|''Green Arrow: The Archer’s Quest''	||class=sm|“Introduction”
|-
|2019	||class=sm|Author (preface)	||class=sm|''Detective Comics: 80 Years of Batman''	||class=sm|“Introduction”
|- class=section
|1995	||{{wikia|site=BatmanTheAnimatedSeries|Governor}} {{wp|New Mexico Territory|<small>(<del>NM Ter.</del>)</small>}}	||''{{wp|Batman: The Animated Series|Batman<small><small>: The Animated Series</small></small>}}''	||“Showdown” <small>(set circa {{abbr|1883|
• 1869-05-10 “golden spike” Promontory Summit, Utah{{br}}
• 1881-03-08 “silver spike” (32°16′ɴ 107°44′ᴡ) NM Ter.{{br}}
• 1881-12-15 “silver spike” (31°7½′ɴ 105°15′ᴡ) Texas{{br}}
• 1883-01-12 “silver spike” (29°46′ɴ 101°23′ᴡ) Texas}})</small>
|- class=subsection
|1995	||{{wp|cameo appearance|cameo}}	||''{{wp|Batman Forever}}''	||Joel Schumacher {{wikia|site=Batman|Batman Forever|film}}
|-
|1997	||Bidder	||''{{wp|Batman & Robin (film)|Batman & Robin}}''	||Joel Schumacher {{wikia|site=Batman|Batman & Robin|film}}
|- class=subsection
|2008	||{{wikia|site=Batman|Gentleman at Party}}	||''{{wp|The Dark Knight (film)|The Dark Knight}}''	||Christopher Nolan {{wikia|site=Batman|The Dark Knight (film)|film}}
|-
|2012	||Board Member #2	||''{{wp|The Dark Knight Rises}}''	||Christopher Nolan {{wikia|site=Batman|The Dark Knight Rises|film}}
|- class=subsection
|2016	||Senator {{wikia|site=DCExtendedUniverse|Purrington}}	||''{{wp|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice|Batman v Superman<small>: Dawn of Justice</small>}}''	||{{wp|DC Extended Universe}} {{wikia|site=Batman|Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice|film}}
|}

===== “Showdown” (1995-09-12) =====
''Batman: The Animated Series'' <small>({{abbr|s.2, ep.13|Production order}})</small><br>{{abbr|''the adventures of Batman & Robin''|Alternate title for Series 2.}} <small>({{abbr|Ep.17|Airdate order}})</small>
{| class="tight c1r"
|+ Guest Stars
|-
|Senator Patrick Leahy||class=p0|as||Governor
|-
|Malcom McDowell||class=p0|as||Arcady Duval
|-
|David Warner||class=p0|as||Ra’s Al-Ghul
|-
|Michael Bell||class=p0|as||Airmen Captain
|-
|William Bryant||class=p0|as||Sheriff
|-
|William McKinney||class=p0|as||Jonah Hex
|-
|Elizabeth Montgomery||class=p0|as||Barmaid
|}
{{statblock|
;Ra’s Al-Ghul:&nbsp;
: “I anticipated meeting you tonight, detective. I hope the story I have to tell you may cause you to reconsider your pursuit.”
: “The year was 1883. Your government was ruthlessly expanding westward.”
;Sign
: <small>WELCOME TO DEVILS HOLE</small>
;Governor:&nbsp;
: “Today on this momentous period in history we link our great western lands with the east.”
: “Before this great enterprise—envisioned by myself—there was nothing here but wilderness. And from it—with bare hands, hard work, and dedication—we have hewn a civilized land.”
: “And so it gives me great pleasure—as the Territorial Governor—to drive the golden spike which will connect these two great sections of the North American continent.”
}}
;Flight in 1880s
* The ''Phoenix'' – rigid airship with twin, zeppelin-style, hydrogen-filled gasbags, lifting an ironclad-ship-style external gondola.
* Steerable glider – {{wp|Otto Lilienthal}} flew his first glider in 1891.<sup>[https://airandspace.si.edu/collection-objects/lilienthal-glider/nasm_A19060001000 Air & Space]</sup>
* Square-framed parachutes.

===== ''The Dark Knight'' (2008) =====
{{statblock|
;Joker: “…I’ll settle for his loved ones.”
;Gentleman at Party: “We’re not intimidated by thugs.”
;Joker: “You know… You remind me of my father… I hated my father.”
}}

===== ''The Dark Knight Rises'' (2012) =====
{{statblock|
;Daggett: “I’d like to point out that we have a non-board member here. Which is highly irregular, even if his family name is above the door.”
;{{abbr|Fredericks|Board Member #1 (first draft)}}: “Bruce Wayne’s family built this company!”
;Board Member #2: “And he himself has run it!”
;Daggett: “Into the ground, sir!”
}}

* {{wikia|site=BatmanTheAnimatedSeries|Devil's Hole|Devil’s Hole}} from {{wikia|site=BatmanTheAnimatedSeries|Showdown|“Showdown”}} at the ''Batman<small><small>: The Animated Series</small></small>'' wikia
* {{wikia|site=DCAU|Devil's Hole|Devil’s Hole}} from {{wikia|site=DCAU|Showdown|“Showdown”}} at the DC <small>Animated Universe</small> wikia
* {{wikia|site=BatmanTheAnimatedSeries|Patrick Leahy}} at the ''Batman<small><small>: The Animated Series</small></small>'' wikia
* {{wikia|site=DCAU|Patrick Leahy}} at the DC <small>Animated Universe</small> wikia
* {{wikia|site=DCExtendedUniverse|Patrick Leahy}} at the DC <small>Extended Universe</small> wikia
* {{wikia|site=Batman|Patrick Leahy}} at the ''Batman'' wikia
* {{wp|Patrick Leahy}} at Wikipedia
* [https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0495004/ Patrick Leahy] at IMDb

=== ''Blade Runner'' ===
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPUIDHQv8rM Ridley Scott on ‘Tears in Rain’ (2017 May 19)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbXIONSjmkY What Makes ‘Tears in Rain’ Special? (2017 Oct. 8)]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mViFqLGh4UU Why is ‘Tears in Rain’ so special? (2019 Aug. 21)]

=== ''Brave New World'' ===
;Castes
:World Leaders – The ten founders/partners of Soma Pharmaceuticals
:𝛢 Alpha [{{abbr|‡|Exotic (e.g. John)}}/{{abbr|+|Plus}}/{{abbr|&minus;|Minus}}] (grey) – Local leaders.
:𝛣 Beta [{{abbr|+|Plus}}/{{abbr|&minus;|Minus}}] (mulberry) – artists, technicians.
:𝛤 Gamma (green) – assistants, servants.
:𝛥 Delta (khaki) – skilled labor.
:𝛦 Epsilon (black) – menial labor.

;Soma Pharmaceuticals
{{hatnote|(ᴇ7,ᴛ7:45)}}
* Photograph of the ten partners
* Soma chart: “Increasing Intensity”
:''Violet'' – ∼caffeine? plus birth control?
:''Indigo''<small>/Blue</small> – ∼analgesic?
:''Blue''<small>/Cyan</small> – ∼alcohol?
:''Green'' – ∼ecstasy?
:''Yellow'' – for emotional trauma. ∼valium?
:''Orange'' – for anger, resentment, etc. ∼opiate?
:''<ins>Red</ins>'' <small>(not on chart)</small> – for euthanasia?
* Whiteboard notes:
:“'''I'''ntegrated '''N'''euro '''D'''riven '''R'''andom '''A'''rchitecture → Integrated is ''key''”
:“Connection → …candm… promotes use of both”
:“Indra → Optic, Soma facilitates, ''Direct'' links to Indra”
:“App… pairs with optic – what features?”
:“🞶 Layers / Group connection”

===''the Expanse''===
{{wp|SpaceShipTwo|VSS ''Unity''}} &rarr; ''Razorback''
* {{wp|Derwitzer Glider}}
* ''{{wp|Wright Flyer}}''
* <del>{{wp|Bell X-1}}</del>
* {{wp|Boeing 747}}
* <del>{{wp|Apollo Lunar Module|Apollo LEM}}</del>
* <del>{{wp|SpaceShipOne}}</del>
* {{wp|SpaceShipTwo}}
* <ins>{{wikia|site=expanse|Epstein's yacht|Epstein’s yacht}}</ins>
* <ins>''{{wikia|site=expanse|Razorback}}''</ins>

===''firefly'' &amp; ''Serenity''===
* [https://www.comicbooktreasury.com/serenity-firefly-reading-order-comics-joss-whedon/ ''firefly''/''Serenity'' reading order]
{| class="sortable zebra c4sm c5sm"
!№	!!Title	!!Media	!!Released	!!Col.
|-
|data-sort-value="0.5"|&nbsp;½	||class=in2|“Fun With Dick and Jayne”	||story	||2010-05	||📙 ''Still Flying''<sup> {{abbr|B|Barnes & Noble: 2020-09-15}}</sup>
|-
|data-sort-value="0.75"|&nbsp;¾	||class=in2|''R. Tam Sessions'' <small><small>“1”, “22”, “165”, “416”<sup>(1/2)</sup></small></small>	||scene	||2005-08	||style="color:navy;"|💿 Film<sup> {{abbr|†|Included on ''Serenity'' (film) Collector’s Edition}}</sup>
|-
|class="in1"|1	||'''“Serenity” <small>(pilot)</small>'''	||data-sort-value="1AGE00" class="sm"|1AGE79	||2002-12-20	||💿 Series<sup> {{abbr|Ama|Amazon:{{br}}📀 2003-09-19{{br}}💿 2009-06-26{{br}}💿 2012-11-01}}</sup>
|-
|class="in1"|2	||“The Train Job”	||class="sm"|1AGE01	||2002-09-20	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|3	||“Bushwhacked”	||class="sm"|1AGE02	||2002-09-27	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|4	||“Shindig”	||class="sm"|1AGE03	||2002-11-01	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|5	||“Safe”	||class="sm"|1AGE04	||2002-11-08	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|6	||“Our Mrs. Reynolds”	||class="sm"|1AGE05	||2002-10-04	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|6.1	||class=in2|''Bad Company'' {{right|(Saffron)}}	||Comic	||20__-__	||one-shot
|-
|class="in1"|7	||“Jaynestown”	||class="sm"|1AGE06	||2002-10-18	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|8	||“Out of Gas”	||class="sm"|1AGE07	||2002-10-25	||💿 Series
|-
|class="in1"|9	||“Ariel”	||class="sm"|1AGE08	||2002-11-15	||💿 Series
|-
|10	||“War Stories”	||class="sm"|1AGE09	||2002-12-06	||💿 Series
|-
|10.1	||class=in2|“What Holds Us Down”	||story	||2010-05	||📙 ''Still Flying''
|-
|10.2	||class=in2|“Downtime” {{right|(Book & Inara)}}	||Comic⁰	||2010-11	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v2|2011-09 (no dustjacket){{br}}2012-09 (no dustjacket)}}, <small>''DH:HD''</small>
|-
|11	||“Trash”	||class="sm"|1AGE12	||2003-06-28	||💿 Series
|-
|12	||“The Message”	||class="sm"|1AGE13	||2003-07-15	||💿 Series
|-
|12.1	||class=in2|''Big Damn Hero''	||class=sm|Novel 1	||2018-11	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> {{abbr|Ama|Amazon: 2019-04-16}}</sup>
|-
|12.2	||class=in2|"Crystal" {{right|(Book & Inara)}}	||story	||2010-05	||📙 ''Still Flying''
|-
|12.3	||class=in2|''The Sting'' {{right|(Saffron)}}	||Comic	||20__-__	||one-shot
|-
|13	||“Heart of Gold”	||class="sm"|1AGE10	||2003-08-19	||💿 Series
|-
|14	||“Objects in Space”	||class="sm"|1AGE11	||2002-12-13	||💿 Series
|-
|14.1	||class=in2|''The Magnificent Nine'' {{right|(''OiS'' <…< ''TLB'')}}	||class=sm|Novel 2	||2019-03	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> {{abbr|Ama|Amazon: 2019-04-16}}</sup>
|-
|14.2	||class=in2|''Generations'' {{right|({{abbr|''TMN'' <…< ''TLB''|Book & Inara still on board}})}}	||class=sm|Novel {{abbr|3|published 4th}}	||2020-10	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> ?</sup>
|-
|14.3	||class=in2|''Better Days'' {{right|(Book & Inara)}}	||Comic³	||2008-03	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v2|2011-09 (no dustjacket){{br}}2012-09 (no dustjacket)}}, {{abbr|TP|2008-10}}
|-
|14.4	||class=in2|''Those Left Behind'' {{right|(Book to depart)}}	||Comic³	||2005-07	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v1|2012-08 (no dustjacket)}}, {{abbr|HC|2007-11 (w/ dustjacket)}}, {{abbr|TP|2006-02}}
|-
|14.5	||class=in2|''The Ghost Machine'' {{right|({{abbr|''TLB'' &lt;…&lt; ''LS''|No Book & Inara}})}}	||class=sm|Novel {{abbr|4|published 3rd}}	||2020-04	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> {{abbr|B&N|Barnes & Noble: 2020-09-15}}</sup>
|-
|14.6	||class="in2 sm"|“Haven and Hell”<sup> {{abbr|B&N Exc.|Barnes & Noble exclusive edition.{{br}}(also via Forbidden Planet)}}</sup> {{right|(Book sidestory)}}	||<sup>Novel 4</sup>	||<sup>2020-04</sup>	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> {{abbr|B&N|Barnes & Noble: 2020-09-15}}</sup>
|-
|14.7	||class=in2|''Life Signs'' {{right|(''TGM'' <…< Film)}}	||class=sm|Novel 5	||2021-03	||&mdash;&mdash;<sup> ?</sup>
|-
|14.8	||class=in2|“The Other Half” {{right|(<del>Book & Inara</del>)}}	||Comic⁰	||2008-08	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v2|2011-09 (no dustjacket){{br}}2012-09 (no dustjacket)}}, <small>''DHP''#13</small>
|-
|15	||'''''Serenity'' <small>(film)</small>'''	||Film	||2005-09	||style="color:navy;"|💿 Film<sup> {{abbr|Ama|Amazon:{{br}}💿 2012-11-01 (2011 Blu-ray){{br}}💿 2013-07-01 (2013 SteelBook){{br}}💿 2018-03-07 (2017 4K)}}</sup>
|-
|15.1	||class=in2|“Float Out” {{right|{Wash memorial)}}	||Comic¹	||2010-06	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v2|2011-09 (no dustjacket){{br}}2012-09 (no dustjacket)}}
|-
|15.2	||class=in2|''The Shepherd’s Tale'' {{right|(Book’s origin)}}	||GN	||2010-11	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v3|2010-11}}
|-
|15.3	||class=in2|“It’s Never Easy” {{right|(pregnant)}}	||Comic⁰	||2012-05	||{{abbr|L1|2018-11 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, ''FCBD''-’12
|-
|15.4	||class=in2|''Leaves on the Wind'' {{right|(birth)}}	||Comic⁶	||2014-01	||{{abbr|L2|2019-02 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v4|2014-11}}
|-
|15.5	||class=in2|“The Warrior and the Wind” {{right|(infant)}}	||Comic⁰	||2016-05	||{{abbr|L2|2019-02 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, ''FCBD''-’16
|-
|15.6	||class=in2|''No Power in the ’Verse'' {{right|(toddler)}}	||Comic⁶	||2016-10	||{{abbr|L2|2019-02 Trade Paperback (Boom)}}, {{abbr|v5|2017-08}}
|-
|class="in1" data-sort-value="20"|—	||class=in2|{{wp|Firefly (Boom! Studios comics)|''Firefly''}} <small>(ongoing series)</small>	||Comics	||2018 —	||—
|-
|class="in1" data-sort-value="99"|—	||class=in2|“Take The Sky” {{right|(old Mal)}}	||story	||2010-05	||📙 ''Still Flying''
|}
;''firefly'' deleted scenes:
# <small>“Serenity”</small> [http://youtu.be/3fjj7a9UEKo You never leave Serenity]
# <small>“Serenity”</small> [http://youtu.be/wL3x5T5LNnw Extraction from Serenity]
# <small>“Our Mrs. Reynolds”</small> [http://youtu.be/dA4sCjgMUNI Women troubles]

===''Snowpiercer''===
“To be honest with you, there are a couple of design issues and challenges about the train, The train cars are no wider than 12 feet and our longest car was 60 feet long, but for the most part, they were 40 feet long. So, for any designer going into a project like this, it’s an abstract challenge in the nth degree.”<span class=nw> —[https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/snowpiercer-1001-car-train-inspiration Barry Robison] (Production Designer)</span>
* 1001 cars @ 12×60′ <small>(3.7×18.3m)</small> = 60,060 ft. <small>(11.4 statute miles, 9.9 nautical miles)</small>
* 1001 cars @ 12×61′ <small>(3.7×18.5m)</small> = 60,800 ft. <small>(10 nautical miles)</small>
* 1001 cars @ 12×53′ <small>(3.7×16.1m)</small> = 52,800 ft. <small>(10 statute miles)</small>

===''Star Wars''===
See [[Star Wars lists]]

===''Ronin''===
New Arrow blu-ray:
* 2.39∶1 1080p master (from 4K scan) by Robert Fraisse
* ''Alternate Ending''
* ''Theatrical Trailer'' <small>(16∶9)</small>
* ''Composing the Ronin Score'' <small>(16∶9)</small>
* ''Audio Commentary by John Frankenheimer''
* ''Filming in the Fast Lane'' interviews with Frankenheimer and cast
* ''The Driving of Ronin'' with coordinator Jean-Claude Lagniez
* '''''You Talkin’ To Me?''''' Quentin Tarantino’s De Niro ''Cinefile''
* ''Through the Lens'' with cinematographer Robert Fraisse
* '''''Close Up''''' with cinematographer Robert Fraisse <small>(16∶9)</small>
* ''Natascha Mcelhone: An Actor’s Process''
* ''Venice Film Festival Interviews''
* ''In the Cutting Room''
* ''Photogallery''

===Disney–Fox===
: {{cite |date=2019-03-20 |last=VanDerWerff |first=Todd |work=Vox |title=Here’s what Disney owns after the massive Disney/Fox merger |url=https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/3/20/18273477/disney-fox-merger-deal-details-marvel-x-men}}

;Disney acquired:
* Film – [[wp:20th Century Fox|20th Century Fox]] • [[wp:Fox Searchlight Pictures|Fox Searchlight]] • [[wp:Blue Sky Studios|Blue Sky]]
* TV studios – [[wp:20th Century Fox Television|Fox <small>TV (studio)</small>]] • [[wp:Fox 21 Television Studios|fox21]] • [[wp:20th Television|20th Television]]
* TV channels – {{wp |target=Freeform (TV channel) |text=Freeform |tip=Freeform (TV channel){{br}}1977–1990 “𝙲𝙱𝙽 Satellite Service”{{br}}1991–1998 “𝚃𝚑𝚎 Family Channel”{{br}}1998–2001 “𝙵𝚘𝚡 Family Channel”{{br}}2001–2015 “𝙰𝙱𝙲 Family”{{br}}2016— “Freeform”}} • [[wp:FX (TV channel)|FX]] • [[wp:Fox Faith|Fox Faith]]
* [[wp:Fox Networks Group#Fox International Channels|Fox International]] – <small>Fox {{abbr|channels|Fox Crime, Fox HD (aka Next:HD), Fox Life, Fox Movies, Fox Telecolombia, etc.}}, BabyTV, [[wp:Voyage (French TV channel)|Voyage]]</small>
* [[wp:National Geographic|Nat Geo]] <small>(73% stake)</small> – <small>National Geographic Society 27%</small>
* [[wp:Regency Enterprises|Regency]] <small>({{abbr|35% stake|20% of New Regency Productions{{br}}50% of Regency Television}})</small> – <small>Regency Enterprises {{abbr|65%|80% of New Regency Productions{{br}}50% of Regency Television}}</small>
* [[wp:Hulu|Hulu]] <small>(60% stake)</small> – <small>Comcast 30%, Warner 10%</small>
;News Corp kept:
* [[wp:Fox Corporation|Fox Corp]] – [[wp:Fox News|Fox News]] • {{wp |target=Fox Broadcasting Company |text=Fox (network) |tip=Fox Broadcasting Company{{br}}By law, no one can own two major networks,{{br}} and Disney already owns ABC.}}
** [[wp:Fox Sports|Fox Sports]] – <small>[[wp:Big Ten Network|BTN]], {{wp|target=Fox Sports 1|text=FS1|tip=“Fox Sports 1” (formerly “Speed”)}}, {{wp|target=Fox Sports 2|text=FS2|tip=“Fox Sports 2” (formerly “Fuel TV”)}}, [[wp:Fox Sports Networks|FSN]] {{wp|target=Fox Sports Sun|text=Fox Sports Sun|tip=(formerly “Sun Sports”)}}</small>
** [[wp:Foxtel|Foxtel]] <small>(Australia, 65% stake)</small> – <small>Fox Classics, etc.</small>
* [[wp:Wireless Group|Wireless Group]]
* [[wp:MyNetworkTV|myTV]]
;To other owenrs:
* [[wp:Sky Cinema Cult|Cult]] – A Sky channel (see below).
* [[wp:ITV plc|itv]] – BSkyB’s stake was sold to Liberty Global in 2014.
* [[wp:NHNZ|nhnz]] – Acquired from Fox by David Haslingden in 2012.
* [[wp:Real Estate TV|RealEstateTV]] – Shut down by Fox International in 2009.
* [[wp:Sky (company)|Sky]] – Fox’s controlling stake acquired by Comcast in 2018.
* [[wp:YES Network|YES]] – <small>“Yankee Entertainment and Sports”</small>, going to Sinclair.

==Music==
;[http://www.goldenhindmusic.com/ Golden Hind Music]
{|class="tight"
|-
|GHM-101||Roberts & Barrand||''A Present from the Gentlemen<small>: A Pandora’s Box of English Folk Songs</small>'' <small>(1992)</small>
|-
|GHM-103||Roberts & Barrand||''Heart Outbursts<small>: English Folksongs collected by Percy Grainger</small>'' <small>(1998)</small>
|-
|GHM-104||Roberts & Barrand||''Naulakha Redux<small>: Songs of Rudyard Kipling</small>'' <small>(1997)</small>
|-
|GHM-106||{{abbr|Roberts, et al.|John Roberts, John Rockwell, & Larry Young}}||''Ye Mariners All<small>: Songs of the Sea</small>'' <small>(2003)</small>
|-
|GHM-107||Roberts & Barrand||''Twiddlum Twaddlum'' <small>(2003)</small>
|-
|GHM-108||{{abbr|Roberts, John|John Roberts}}||''Sea Fever<small>: Songs of Ships and the Sea</small>'' <small>(2003)</small>
|-
|GHM-111||Roberts & {{abbr|Cowan|Debra Cowan}}||''Ballads Long and Short'' <small>(2015)</small>
|-
|GHM-203||Roberts & Barrand||''Live at Holsteins!<small> Eat Bertha’s Mussels</small> <small>(2000)</small>
|-
|GHM-204||Roberts & Barrand||''Mellow With Ale From The Horn'' <small>(1975, 2002)</small>
|-
|GHM-205||{{abbr|Roberts & Barrand|John Roberts & Tony Barrand with Fred Breunig & Steve Woodruff}}||''To Welcome In The Spring'' <small>(1980, 2002) [GHM only]</small>
|-
|GHM-303||Roberts & Barrand||<small>''Live at the Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago'' (1978, 2019)</small>
|-
|{{abbr|FSI|Folk-Legacy Records, Inc.}}-65||{{abbr|Roberts & Barrand|John Roberts & Tony Barrand with Fred Breunig & Steve Woodruff}}||''Dark Ships in the Forest<small>: Ballads of the Supernatural</small>'' <small>(1997)</small>
|-
|{{abbr|ST|Swallowtail Records}}-1||Roberts & Barrand||''Spencer the Rover is Alive and Well<small>: Traditional English Ballads and Songs</small> <small>(2001)</small>
|-
|{{abbr|ST|Swallowtail Records}}-4||Roberts & Barrand||''Across the Western Ocean<small>: Songs of the North Atlantic Sailing Packets</small>'' <small>(2000)</small>
|}
;[https://nowellsingweclear.com/ Nowell Sing We Clear]
{|class="tight"
|-
|GHM-202||''the best of NSWC <small>(1975–1976)</small>
|-
|GHM-201||''Nowell Sing We Four'' <small>(1988)</small>
|-
|GHM-102||''Hail Smiling Morn!'' <small>(1995)</small>
|-
|GHM-105||''Just Say Nowell'' <small>(2005)</small>
|-
|GHM-109||''Nowell, Nowell, Nowell!'' <small>({{abbr|2008|Inc. rest of v1–3}})</small>
|-
|GHM-110||''Bidding You Joy'' <small>(2013)</small>
|-
|NSWC-book||''Songs & Carols <small>for Midwinter & Christmastide</small>'' <small>(songbook)</small>
|}

==Diecast==
{|
| 1968 || AMC   || AMX         || “{{abbr|MFP|Main Force Patrol}}”             ||class=sm| (Johnny Lightning, Forever 64, Wal-mart, Sep.2010)
|-
| 1971 || Chevy || Chevelle SS || “{{abbr|MFP|Main Force Patrol}} Interceptor” ||class=sm| (Johnny Lightning, Forever 64, Rel.14, 2011)
|}

===Cars===
{| class="zebra c2c c5c"
|+ Jeep Wagoneer (SJ) grilles & lights
!Years	!!{{abbr|Front|Headlamps & Grille}}	!!Slots	!!Grille name	!!{{abbr|Rear|Taillights & Tailgate}}
|-
|style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|1963–’65	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|⚬◦&#10829;◦⚬	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|12ᴠ	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|“Rhino”	||rowspan=5 style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|[&#8202;]⌧[&#8202;]
|-
|1966–’69	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|⚬&thinsp;&#8847;&#8848;&thinsp;⚬	||22ᴠ	||“Razor”
|-
|1970–’73	||⚬&thinsp;&#8847;&#8848;&thinsp;⚬	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|15×3	||“{{abbr|Ch. Grater|Cheese Grater}}”
|-
|1974–’78	||⚬&thinsp;&#8847;&#8848;&thinsp;⚬	||13×4	||“{{abbr|Egg Crate|aka “Boobie”}}”
|-
|1979–’83	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|◽&#8847;&#865;&#8848;◽	||class=right style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|ʜ9	||{{abbr|“Pig Nose”|Final SJ “Wagoneer”}}
|-
|style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|1984–’85	||◽&#8847;&#865;&#8848;◽	||class=right|ʜ9	||{{abbr|“Pig Nose”|First SJ “Grand Wagoneer”}}	||rowspan=3 style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|<nowiki>||</nowiki>⌧<nowiki>||</nowiki>
|-
|1986–’91	||◽&#8847;&#865;&#8848;◽	||class=right|ʜ3	||“{{abbr|Grand W.|Final SJ “Grand Wagoneer”}}”
|-
|style="border-top:1px solid black;"|1981–’88	||◽&#8847;&#865;&#8848;◽	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|14ᴠ	||style="border-top:1px solid gray;"|“{{abbr|Muscle|non-Wagoneer (Cherokee & J-trucks)}}”
|}

* Diecast Model Expo 2015 • MFP and Interceptor Twin Set (ACE models, $79.95)
* Diecast Model Expo 2018 • Mad Max MFP Monaro and Holden Panel van set (ACE models, $89.99)

{{cl|SO}} [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=587 1:64 MFP “Interceptor” Falcon XB GT sedan & MFP “Pursuit Special” Falcon XB GT coupe]
{{cl|VA}} [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=709 1:43 MFP “Interceptor” Falcon XB GT sedan]

{{cl|w}} AU$135 (US$ 98) [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=710 1:64 ''MM2'' “Pursuit Special” & Landau] <small>(AutoArt’s are 1:43)</small>

{{cl|w}} AU$145 (US$105) [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=746 1:43 MFP “Pursuit Special” Monaro HQ] <small>(stolen by Nightrider)</small>
{{cl|w}} AU$145 (US$105) [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=747 1:43 Holden HJ Custom Panel van]
{{cl|w}} AU$140 (US$101) [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=762 1:64 Holden HJ Custom Panel van & MFP Monaro HQ]

{{cl|×}} [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=337 1:43 Avengers Jaguar]
{{cl|×}} [http://acemodelcars.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=674 1:43 LoEG Nemo’s car]

* [http://coolstuffinterestingstuffnews.com/200%E2%80%B3-sleeper-tractor/ 205″ Sleeper Tractor] & [http://coolstuffinterestingstuffnews.com/longest-truck-giant-sleeper/ Longest Factory-Made Truck]

{| class="sortable zebra"
! Year !! Make !! Model !! Livery !! Franchise
|-
| 1962 || Chevy || Corvette convertible ||data-sort-value="Red"| {{abbr|Roman Red|Chevrolet color 70961}} “{{abbr|LOLA|Levitating Over Land Automobile {{br}} California “381 PCE” {{br}} California “681 PCE”}}” || ''Agents of <small>S.H.I.E.L.D.</small>''
|-
| 1963 || Chevy || Corvette Stingray ||data-sort-value="Red"| Riverside Red || &mdash;
|-
| 1963-’91 || {{abbr|Jeep|Kaiser Jeep (1963–’70) {{br}}American Motors (1971–’87) {{br}}Chrysler (1988–’91)}} || {{abbr|Wagoneer|Wagoneer (SJ) {{br}}Grand Wagoneer (1984–’91)}} || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| 1964 || Aston Martin || {{abbr|DB5|Chassis number DP216/1}} || Silver Birch || ''James Bond, 007''
|-
| 1967 || Toyota || 2000GT convertible || white || ''James Bond, 007''
|-
| 1966 || Jaguar || XJ13 ||data-sort-value=green| British Racing Green || &mdash;
|-
| 1966-’67 || Lincoln || Continental ||data-sort-value=Black| {{abbr|Satin Black|Lincoln Continental color 9000, 9300}} || &mdash;
|-
| 1967 || Chevy || {{abbr|Impala|Most filming models are 350-ᴄɪᴅ small-blocks. The original stunt model was an SS-427. In later seasons, the hero car reportedly has a 550 hp, 502 cu in big-block and a Hotchkiss performance suspension}} <small>w/A-pillar spotlights</small> || Black, <small>“KAZ 2Y5” (Kansas), “CNK 80Q3” (Ohio)</small>|| ''Supernatural''
|-
| 1968 || Ford || Mustang GT fastback ||data-sort-value=green| Highland Green || ''{{abbr|Bullitt|&lt;em&gt;Bullitt&lt;/em&gt; featured a modified 1968 GT 2+2 Fastback &lt;br&gt; VIN: 8R02S125558 (jumper) & 8R02S125559 (hero) &lt;br&gt; Body: 63B R &lt;br&gt; Color: 6A &lt;br&gt; Trim: 09A &lt;br&gt; Date:71 &lt;br&gt; D.S.O.: 5 5}}''
|-
| 1969 || Ford || Mustang Mach 1{{abbr|†|Many sources state “Boss 429” based on dialog, ignoring the character’s lack of knowledge. {{br}}• Iosef — “Nice ride. Mustang Boss 429.” {{br}}• John — [ does not correct Iosef ] {{br}}• Iosef — “She a ’70?” [ direct question ] {{br}}• John — “’69” [ answering ] {{br}} GL model is correct, despite “…Boss 429” packaging.}} || ... || ''John Wick''
|- class=section
| 1969 || Dodge || Charger R/T SE ||Orange “General Lee” || ''Dukes of Hazzard''
|- class=subsection
|1971 ||Plymouth ||Satellite Sebring ||Yellow with Road Runner stripes ||''the Dukes of Hazzard'' Ep. 1-11
|-
|1972 ||Plymouth ||Road Runner ||Yellow with Road Runner stripes ||<small>Johnny Lightning, ''the Dukes of Hazzard'' R&nbsp;1</small>
|-
|1973 ||Plymouth ||Road Runner ||Yellow with Road Runner stripes ||''the Dukes of Hazzard'' Ep. 1-01
|-
|1974 ||Plymouth ||Road Runner ||Yellow with Road Runner stripes ||<small>Auto World<small>, Premium 2017 R.&nbsp;3, Vintage Muscle (Ver.&nbsp;A)</small></small>
|-
|1974 ||Plymouth ||Satellite Sebring ||Yellow “72” with black stripes ||''the Dukes of Hazzard'' Ep. 4-22
|- class=section
| 1973-’78 || GMC || MotorHome || “EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle” || ''Stripes''
|-
| 1977 || {{abbr|DJA|Dean Jeffries Automotive}} || [[Landmaster]] || “USAF” || ''Damnation Alley''
|-
| 1977 || Pontiac|| Firebird Trans Am {{abbr|SE|Special Edition}} <small>w/T-top</small> ||data-sort-value=black| Starlight Black & gold, “<small>6.6 LITRE</small>” || ''Smokey & the Bandit'' <small>GL 2015 release better than orig.</small>
|-
| 1981 || Ferrari || 308 {{abbr|GTSi| 1978/79 308 GTS (Season 1) &lt;br&gt; 1980/81 308 GTSi (Seasons 2 – ~5) &lt;br&gt; 1984 308 GTSi quattrovalvole (Seasons ~5 –8)}} ||data-sort-value=red| Ferrari Red || ''Magnum P.I.''
|-
| 1983 || GMC || Vandura w/sunroof || black & metallic gray, red stripe || ''A-Team''
|-
| 1994 || Jaguar || XJ13 coupé || &mdash; || by Proteus
|-
| 2006 || Jaguar || XJ13 || &mdash; || by {{abbr|SCF|Sports Car Factory &lt;br&gt; Frederick, Maryland}} / {{abbr|RCR|Race Car Replicas &lt;br&gt; Fraser, Michigan}}
|-
| 2008 || Toyota || [https://www.italdesign.it/project/quaranta/ Quaranta] || &mdash; || by Italdesign Giugiaro (IDG)
|-
| 2012 || {{abbr|TUM|Technical University Munich}} || ''Innotruck'', Diesel Reloaded || Siemens || &mdash;
|-
| 2013 || Nouvoyage || Limousine Tender 33 || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| 2013 || Lamborghini || [https://www.italdesign.it/project/parcour/ Parcour] || &mdash; || by Italdesign Giugiaro (IDG)
|-
| 2018 || Jaguar || XJ13 || &mdash; || by {{abbr|TWRR|Trevor Williams Racing Replicas &lt;br&gt; Baughurst, Hampshire, UK}}
|-
| 2018— || Lamborghini || Urus || &mdash; || &mdash;
|-
| 2018— ||data-sort-value="Mercedes-Benz"| {{abbr|M-AMG|Mercedes-AMG {{br}}(Mercedes-Benz) {{br}}(Aufrecht, Melcher, Großaspach)}}  || E 63<small>S</small> Wagon || “V8 <small>BITURBO <small>4MATIC+</small></small>” || &mdash;
|-
| 2020— || Jeep || Gladiator “Rubicon” ||colspan=2 class=sm| {{cite |first=Doug |last=DeMuro |date=2019-04-01 |title=Here’s Why the 2020 Jeep Gladiator Is the Hottest New Truck |url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nf8GV0AvtI}}
|}

===Boxes===
{| class="zebra c2r c3r c4r c5r c6c c7c c8c"
!	||L	||W	||H	||V	||L	||W	||H	||Notes
|- class=subsection
|Choro-Q	||55 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||30 ㎜	|| 66.0 	||2.17″ 	||1.57″ 	||1.18″ 	||
|- class=subsection
|Tomica #1	||82 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||30 ㎜	|| 98.4 	||3.23″ 	||1.57″ 	||1.18″ 	|| Small box 
|-
|Tomica #2	||82 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||43 ㎜	|| 141.0 	||3.23″ 	||1.57″ 	||1.69″ 	|| Large box 
|- class=subsection
|Tomica #3	||82 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||57 ㎜	|| 187.0 	||3.23″ 	||1.57″ 	||2.24″ 	|| S. box under car 
|-
|Tomica #4	||82 ㎜	||30 ㎜	||80 ㎜	|| 196.8 	||3.23″ 	||1.18″ 	||3.15″ 	|| S. box under truck 
|-
|Tomica #5	||82 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||80 ㎜	|| 262.4 	||3.23″ 	||1.57″ 	||3.15″ 	|| L. box under truck 
|- class=subsection
|Tomica #6	||160 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||30 ㎜	|| 192.0 	||6.30″ 	||1.57″ 	||1.18″ 	|| Small long box 
|-
|Tomica #7	||160 ㎜	||40 ㎜	||43 ㎜	|| 275.2 	||6.30″ 	||1.57″ 	||1.69″ 	|| Large long box 
|- class=subsection
|Tomica #8	||120 ㎜	||55 ㎜	||45 ㎜	|| 297.0 	||4.72″ 	||2.17″ 	||1.77″ 	|| Small 1∶43 
|-
|Tomica #9	||150 ㎜	||80 ㎜	||70 ㎜	|| 840.0 	||5.91″ 	||3.15″ 	||2.76″ 	|| Large 1∶43 
|- class=subsection
|Tomica #10	||102 ㎜	||43 ㎜	||43 ㎜	|| 188.6 	||4.02″ 	||1.69″ 	||1.69″ 	|| Vintage box 
|-
|Tomica #11	||120 ㎜	||105 ㎜	||50 ㎜	|| 630.0 	||4.72″ 	||4.13″ 	||1.97″ 	|| Vintage box 
|- class=subsection
|Tiny “Nrm”	||103 ㎜	||37 ㎜	||46 ㎜	|| 175.3 	||4.06″ 	||1.46″ 	||1.81″ 	|| 1∶50 
|-
|Tiny “Bus”	||113 ㎜	||30 ㎜	||47 ㎜	|| 159.3 	||4.45″ 	||1.18″ 	||1.85″ 	|| 1∶110 
|}

===Restoration tools===
* Self-centering drill bits (removing rivet heads)
* paint & varnish remover
* dental pics (paint cleaning)
* cotton buds (paint cleaning)
* polystyrene tubes (axle holders)
* Bare-Metal® foil
* pin vise
* tap set
* helping hands

==Lego==

===Firestar Toys===
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - American Flag
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Clownfish
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Cthulhu
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Fish Skeleton
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Islander
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Multicoloured Checkered
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Neon Skeleton
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Sunset
* £2.95	Custom - Surfboard - Tiki
* £2.95	Custom Legs - Bikini Bottoms - Black - Yellow
* £4.95	Custom Legs - Bikini Bottoms - Pink Spotted - Yellow
* £2.50	Custom Legs - Union Jack Underpants
* £3.95	Custom Torso - Colourful Bikini - Yellow
* £3.95	Custom Torso - Pink Spotty Bikini - Yellow
* £3.95	Custom Torso - American Ladies Top
* £2.95	Custom Torso - White Vest with Classic Surf Logo
* £2.95	Custom Torso - Halloween Jumper - Classic Space
* £3.95	Custom Torso - Green Hawaiian Shirt
* £9.95	Custom Mini Figure - Magnum P.I.
* £1.50	Printed Brick 1x2x2 - Bamboo Panel
* £0.95	Printed Tile 1x8 - Wood Grain - Reddish Brown
* £1.50	Printed Tile 2x4 - Abbey Road Street Sign
* £1.50	Printed Tile 2x4 - Baker Street Sign
* £1.50	Printed Tile 2x4 - Surf Shop Sign
* £1.50	Printed Tile 2x4 - Tiki Bar Sign

==Miscellaneous==

===Vehicles===
====Cars====
* 1955 {{wp|Mercedes-Benz 300 SL}} coupe
* 1959	Corvette Stingray <small>Racer (XP-87)</small>
* 1961	Corvette Mako Shark <small>(XP-755)</small>
* 1961 {{wp|Jaguar E-Type}} — Ferrari’s say-so
* 1963 {{wp|Chevrolet Corvette (C2)|Corvette Sting Ray}} <small>(Z06)</small> coupe
* 1963	Corvette Grand Sport <small>(coupe)</small>
* 1964 {{wp|Aston Martin DB5}} — ''James Bond''
* 1966 {{wp|Ford GT40}} <small>(Mk II)</small> — {{wp|24 Hours of Le Mans|24h Le Mans}}
* 1966 {{wp|Jaguar XJ13}} — 24h Le Mans
* 1968 {{wp|Ford Mustang (first generation)|Ford Mustang GT Fastback}} — ''{{wp|Bullitt}}''
* 1969 {{wp|Dodge Charger (B-body)|Dodge Charger}} <small>R/T</small> — {{wp|General Lee (car)|“General Lee”}}
* 1969	Corvette Manta Ray <small>(XP-830)</small>
* 1977	Corvette Aerovette <small>(XP-895)</small>
* 1984 {{wp|Audi Quattro#Sport Quattro|Audi Quattro S1}} — {{wp|Group B}} rally
* 1986 {{wp|Ferrari 288 GTO}} — Group B rally
* 1987 {{wp|Porsche 959}} — Group B rally
* 1994 {{wp|McLaren F1}} — Leno’s say-so
* 2009	Corvette Stingray <small>(concept car)</small>
* {{abbr|2016|C7: 2014–2019}}	Corvette Stingray <small>AeroWagen™</small>
* 2017 {{wp|Ford GT}} — 24h Le Mans
* 2017 {{wp|Tesla Model S}} <small>(P100D)</small>
* 2020 {{wp|Bugatti Chiron}} {{abbr|SS|Super Sport}}

====Ships====
* 1797— {{wp|USS Constitution|USS ''Constitution''}} <small>(frigate)</small>
* 1778<small>–1922</small>  {{wp|HMS Victory|HMS ''Victory''}} <small>(first-rate)</small>
* 1869<small>–1954</small> ''{{wp|Cutty Sark}}'' <small>(clipper ship)</small>
* 1961–’12 {{wp|USS Enterprise (CVN-65)|USS ''Enterprise'' <small>(CVN-65)</small>}}
* 1961–’09 {{wp|USS Kitty Hawk (CV-63)|USS ''Kitty Hawk'' <small>(CV-63)</small>}}
* 1945— {{wp|USS Pueblo (AGER-2)|USS ''Pueblo'' <small>(AGER-2)</small>}}

====Aircraft====
* {{abbr|1930—|• 1930–’36 Taylor Cub{{br}}• 1938–’94 Piper Cub{{br}}• 2004— Cub Crafters}} {{wp|Taylor Cub|Taylor}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Piper Cub|Piper}} {{wp|Cub Crafters|Cub}}
* 1947—	{{wp|BeechCraft Bonanza}}
* {{abbr|1947<small>–’09+</small>|• 1947–’01 An-2{{br}}• 2001— An-3}}	{{wp|Antonov An-2}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Antonov An-3|An-3}}
* 1952<small>–’62+</small> {{wp|Boeing B-52 Stratofortress}}
* {{abbr|1954|1963 largest carrier landing & takeoff}}—	{{wp|Lockheed C-130 Hercules}} <small>{{wp|Fulton surface-to-air recovery system|“Skyhook”}}</small>
* 1955<small>–’89+</small> {{wp|Lockheed U-2}} <small>“Dragon Lady”</small>
* 1956—	{{wp|Cessna 172 Skyhawk}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Cessna 182 Skylane|182 Skylane}}
* {{abbr|1959—|• 1959–’87 Bell 204/205{{br}}• 1968–’98 Bell 212{{br}}• 1970–’81 Bell 214{{br}}• 1979— Bell 412}} {{wp|Bell UH-1 Iroquois|Bell HU-1 “Huey”&thinsp;/&thinsp;UH-1 Iroquois}}
* 1962— {{wp|Boeing CH-47 Chinook}}
* 1965<small>–’06+</small> {{wp|DC-9}}<small>&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|MD-80}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|MD-90}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Boeing 717}}</small>
* {{abbr|1967—|• 1967–’70s Bell AH-1 Cobra{{br}}• 1971–’80s Bell AH-1J SeaCobra{{br}}• 1986–’19 Bell AH-1W SuperCobra{{br}}• 2005— Bell AH-1Z Viper}} {{wp|Bell AH-1 Cobra}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Bell AH-1Z Viper|Viper}}
* {{abbr|1967—|•1967–’80s 737-100 to -200 (Original){{br}}• 1981–’00 737-300 to -500 (Classic){{br}}• 1996— 737-600 to -900 (Next Generation){{br}}• 2014— 737 MAX}} {{wp|Boeing 737}}<small>&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Boeing Business Jet|BBJ}}&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Boeing 737 MAX|MAX}}</small>
* {{abbr|1969—|• 1969–’77 747-100, SCA{{br}}• 1971–’91 747-200(B/F/C/M), E4(A/B), VC-25A{{br}}• 1976–’87 747SP, SOFIA (short-body){{br}}• 1982–’90 747-300, -300M, -300SR{{br}}• 1988–’09 747-400, -400(F/M/D/ER/ERF), YAL-1{{br}}• 2006–’07 747 Dreamlifter{{br}}• 2008— 747-8I, -8F, VC-25B}} {{wp|Boeing 747}}<small>&thinsp;/&thinsp;{{wp|Boeing Business Jet|VIP}}</small>
** 1973<small>–’79+</small> {{wp|Boeing E-4|E-4}} <small><small>“National Airborne Operations Center” aka “Nightwatch”</small></small>
** 1977<small>–’12</small> {{wp|Shuttle Carrier Aircraft|SCA}} <small>Shuttle Carrier Aircraft</small>
** 1990+ {{wp|Boeing VC-25|VC-25}} “Air Force One”
** 2002<small>–’14</small> {{wp|Boeing YAL-1|YAL-1}} “prototYpe Airborne Laser”
** 2006— {{wp|Boeing Dreamlifter|LCF}} <small>Large Cargo Freighter aka “Dreamlifter”</small>
** 2010— {{wp|SOFIA}} <small><small>Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy</small></small>
* 1969<small>–’89+</small> {{wp|Lockheed C-5 Galaxy}}
* 1972<small>–’84+</small> {{wp|Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II|A-10 Thunderbolt II}}
* {{abbr|1976<small>–’08+</small>|• 1980–’91 Bell 222{{br}}• 1992–’95 Bell 230{{br}}• 1996–’08 Bell 430}} {{wp|Bell 222/230}}/{{wp|Bell 430|430}}
* 1988+ {{wp|Antonov An-225 Mriya}}
* 1995<small>–’15+ {{wp|Boeing C-17 Globemaster III|MD/Boeing C-17 Globemaster}}</small>

=== Animals ===
{| class="zebra"
!&nbsp;	!!Equine	!!Bovine <small>(etc.)</small>	!!Caprini	!!Swine <small>(etc.)</small>	!!Canine	!!Feline	!!Chicken <small>(etc.)</small>	!!Deer	!!Fox	!!Leporid
|- class=subsection
!style="vertical-align:top; font-size:smaller;"|Male
|Stallion<br>Gelding <small>(cas.)</small><br>Colt <small>(juv.)</small><div style="border-top:1px solid gray;">{{abbr|''Jack'' <small>(ass)</small>|𝘼𝙨𝙨: smaller hardier cousin of horses.{{br}}𝘿𝙤𝙣𝙠𝙚𝙮: infertile mare/jack hybrid.}}</div>
|Bull<br>Steer <small>(cas.)</small><br>Ox <small>(cas. draft)</small>
|Ram <small>(sheep)</small><br>Billie <small>(goat)</small><br>Wether <small>(cas.)</small>
|Boar<br>Barrow <small>(cas.)</small><br>Pig <small>(juv.)</small>
|___ <small>(wild)</small><br>Dog <small>(dom.)</small>
|___ <small>(big)</small><br>Tom <small>(small)</small><br>Gib <small>(cas. small)</small>
|Rooster<br>Capon <small>(cas.)</small><br>Cockerel <small>(juv.)</small>
|Buck<br>Stag <small>(red)</small>
|Reynard<br>Tod
|Buck <small>(rabbit)</small><br>Jack <small>(hare)</small>
|- class=subsection
!style="vertical-align:top; font-size:smaller;"|Female
|Mare<br>Filly <small>(juv.)</small><div style="border-top:1px solid gray;">{{abbr|''Jenny'' <small>(ass)</small>|𝘼𝙨𝙨: smaller hardier cousin of horses.{{br}}𝘿𝙤𝙣𝙠𝙚𝙮: infertile mare/jack hybrid.}}</div>
|Cow<br>Heifer <small>(juv.)</small><br>{{abbr|Freemartin <small>(⚥)</small>|A bull’s twin sister. 𝙁𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙢𝙖𝙧𝙩𝙞𝙣s are bull-like and infertile due to the bull’s hormones during gestation.}}
|Ewe <small>(sheep)</small><br>Doe <small>(goat)</small>
|Sow<br>Pig <small>(juv.)</small>
|___ <small>(wild)</small><br>Bitch <small>(dom.)</small>
|___ess <small>(big)</small><br>Queen <small>(small)</small>
|Hen<br>Pullet <small>(juv.)</small>
|Doe<br>Hind <small>(red)</small>
|Vixen<br>
|Doe <small>(rabbit)</small><br>Jill <small>(hare)</small>
|- class=subsection style="border-bottom:1px solid silver;"
!style="vertical-align:top; font-size:smaller;"|Baby
|Foal<div style="border-top:1px solid gray;">{{abbr|''Pony'' <small>(small)</small>|Horse breeds with adults standing &lt;&nbsp;5′ at the withers.}}</div>
|Calf
|Lamb <small>(sheep)</small><br>Kid <small>(goat)</small>
|Piglet
|Puppy <small>(dom.)</small><br>___ cub <small>(wild)</small>
|Kitten <small>(small)</small><br>___ cub <small>(big)</small>
|Chick
|Fawn
|Kit
|Bunny <small>(juv. rabbit)</small><br>Leveret <small>(juv. hare)</small>
|}

{| class="zebra"
|-
!Dog type	!!Notes
|-
|Flusher	||Bird dog. Hunts silently by airborne scent and then flushes the prey.
|-
|Setter / Pointer	||Bird dog. Hunts silently by airborne scent and then points out the prey.
|-
|Water dog	||Bird dog with a waterproof-coat. Flushes and retrieves waterfowl.
|-
|Retriever	||Bird dog with a soft-mouthed. Finds and brings back downed prey.
|-
|Hound	||Hunting dog bred for tracking by scent traces left behind by the prey.
|-
|Terrier	||Small hunting dog bred for finding, killing, and retriving burrowing prey.
|-
|Shepherd	||Dog with Its predatory instincts bred towards self-directed protection.
|-
|Mastiff	||Large dogs bred for obedient guarding and fighting.
|-
|Steed	||Mastiff trained to serve as a mount and companion.
|-
|Lap dog	||Small dog bred for obedient companionship.
|}

{| class="sortable zebra"
|-
!Meat	!!Source
|-
|Bacon	||Swine belly <small>(cured)</small>
|-
|Beef	||Bovine <small>(adult)</small>
|-
|Kid	||Goat <small>(young)</small>
|-
|Chevron	||Goat <small>(adult)</small>
|-
|Ham	||Swine leg <small>(cured)</small>
|-
|Hogget	||Sheep <small>(juv.)</small>
|-
|Lamb	||Sheep <small>(baby)</small>
|-
|Mutton	||Sheep <small>(adult)</small>, goat
|-
|Pork	||Swine
|-
|Poultry	||Chicken, birds
|-
|Squab	||Pigeon
|-
|Veal	||Bovine <small>(baby)</small>
|-
|Venison	||Deer, elf, moose
|-
|Flake	||Shark
|-
|Escargot	||Snail
|-
|Blubber	||Whale
|}

=== Whisky ===
;You only need five (?)
# Daily drinker
# Impress appreciative guest
# Mixer/unappreciative guest
# Weekend drinker
# Special occasion

==References==
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