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Adaptations of du Maurier's novels
Adaptations of du Maurier's novels
Jamaica Inn	– original 1939 film
Rebecca	– original 1940 film
Frenchman's Creek	– original 1944 film
Hungry Hill	– original 1947 film
My Cousin Rachel	– original 1952 film
The Scapegoat	– original 1959 film
	Daphne du Maurier

Television

Barlow family —

—

1 Sidney Barlow –
- + Edna –
  - 2 Frank Barlow –
    - + Ida Leathers –
      - 3 Ken Barlow –
        + Susan Cunningham –
        4 Lawrence Barlow –
        + ?
        5 James Barlow –
        
        5 Chloe Barlow –
        
        + Valerie Tatlock –
        4 Susan Barlow –
        + Mike Baldwin –
        5 Adam Baldwin –
        
        4 Peter Barlow –
        + Lucy Wilson –
        5 Simon Barlow –
        
        + Denise –
        4 Daniel Barlow –
        + Sinead –
        5 Bertie Barlow –

Baldwin family

~~Work on completing names and dates when possible.~~

Wilson Phillips

Direct female lines

Wilson ♀
—
—	Mae Gausmann (–)		—
	Marilyn Sandra (Cassandra) Rovell (Rovelski) ♀ (b. February 6, 1948)
	Carnie Cassandra Wilson ♀ (b. April 29, 1968)
	Lola Sofia Bonfiglio (b. April 22, 2005)	Luciana Bella Bonfiglio (b. June 12, 2009)
—

Phillips ♀
—
—	Joyce Leone Poole (–)		—
	Holly Michelle Gilliam ♀ (b. June 4, 1944)
	Chynna Gilliam Phillips ♀ (b. February 12, 1968)
	Jameson Baldwin (b. February 27, 2000)	Brooke Baldwin (b. December 6, 2004)
—

Jobert family

1 Charles Jobert (04 Sep 1916 – 16 Jun 1968)
- + Eliane Azulay (07 May 1913 – ?)
  - 2 Marlène Jobert ♀ (b. 04 Nov 1940)
    - + Walter Green ♂ (b. 12 Oct 1940)
      - 3 Eva Green ♀ (b. 06 Jul 1980)
      - 3 Joy Green ♀ (b. 06 Jul 1980)
  - 2 Charles Jobert
    - + Véronique Mucret Rouveyrollis (b. ?)
      - 3 Joséphine Jobert ♀ (b. 24 Apr 1985)
  - 2 Christiane Jobert
    - + Georges Lunghini ♂ (b. 15 Dec 1947)
      - 3 Elsa Lunghini ♀ (b. 20 May 1973)
  - 2 Guy Jobert

Film franchises

List of highest-grossing films → franchises and film series

Abandoned and unfinished

List of abandoned and unfinished films

Television series segments

Category:Television series segments

Novels to television

Category:Television shows based on British novels

List of longest-running scripted American primetime television series

Included below are all (non-sitcom) primetime broadcast network television series (in color only) which aired for more than four seasons.

1965–66 season – 2008–09 season

The following is a listing of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons (by their end date) on either
ABC, CBS, or NBC, during the time span of July 1, 1965 – June 12, 2009 (excluding all sitcoms and sketch comedies),
for a total of 103 shows. Does not include syndication. All are in color (no black-and-white) and ran at least for five seasons.
No new (non-sitcom) television series from the 1997–98 season made it past four seasons, the only time that has happened.
The cut-off date of June 12, 2009 is reflective of the analog-to-digital switchover in the United States.

—
—	Network	Start	End	Series		1965–66	1966–67	1967–68	1968–69	1969–70	1970–71	1971–72	1972–73	1973–74	1974–75	1975–76	1976–77	1977–78	1978–79	1979–80	1980–81	1981–82	1982–83	1983–84	1984–85	1985–86	1986–87	1987–88	1988–89	1989–90	1990–91	1991–92	1992–93	1993–94	1994–95	1995–96	1996–97	1997–98	1998–99	1999–00	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03	2003–04	2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09	—
	CBS	September 12, 1965	March 21, 1971	Lassie
	NBC	September 12, 1965	January 16, 1973	Bonanza
	NBC	September 15, 1965	March 24, 1971	The Virginian
	NBC	September 16, 1965	May 7, 1970	Daniel Boone
	ABC	September 19, 1965	April 28, 1974	The F.B.I.
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 30, 1973	Mission: Impossible
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 31, 1975	Gunsmoke
	NBC	September 14, 1967	January 16, 1975	Ironside
	CBS	September 16, 1967	April 13, 1975	Mannix
	CBS	September 20, 1968	April 5, 1980	Hawaii Five-O
	NBC	September 21, 1968	May 20, 1975	Adam-12
	ABC	September 24, 1968	March 1, 1973	The Mod Squad
	ABC	September 17, 1969	January 11, 1974	Room 222
	ABC	September 23, 1969	May 4, 1976	Marcus Welby, M.D.
	CBS	September 24, 1969	March 15, 1976	Medical Center
	ABC	September 29, 1969	January 11, 1974	Love, American Style
	NBC	September 16, 1970	April 17, 1977	McCloud
	CBS	September 14, 1971	March 3, 1976	Cannon
	NBC	September 15, 1971	May 13, 1978	Columbo
	NBC	September 17, 1971	April 24, 1977	McMillan & Wife
	NBC	January 22, 1972	May 28, 1977	Emergency!
	CBS	September 14, 1972	June 4, 1981	The Waltons
	ABC	September 16, 1972	June 9, 1977	The Streets of San Francisco
	CBS	September 17, 1972	February 28, 1983	MASH*
	CBS	January 28, 1973	April 3, 1980	Barnaby Jones
	NBC	September 25, 1973	May 28, 1978	Police Story
	CBS	October 24, 1973	March 18, 1978	Kojak
	ABC	January 18, 1974	March 6, 1978	The Six Million Dollar Man
	NBC	September 11, 1974	March 21, 1983	Little House on the Prairie
	NBC	September 13, 1974	January 10, 1980	The Rockford Files
	ABC	March 9, 1976	June 25, 1980	Family
	ABC	September 22, 1976	June 24, 1981	Charlie's Angels
	NBC	October 3, 1976	May 11, 1983	Quincy, M.E.
	ABC	March 15, 1977	May 23, 1981	Eight Is Enough
	NBC	September 15, 1977	May 1, 1983	CHiPs
	CBS	September 20, 1977	September 13, 1982	Lou Grant
	ABC	September 24, 1977	May 24, 1986	The Love Boat
	ABC	January 28, 1978	May 19, 1984	Fantasy Island
	CBS	March 10, 1978	May 12, 1982	The Incredible Hulk
	CBS	April 2, 1978	May 3, 1991	Dallas
	CBS	January 26, 1979	February 8, 1985	The Dukes of Hazzard
	ABC	September 22, 1979	May 22, 1984	Hart to Hart
	CBS	September 23, 1979	September 4, 1986	Trapper John, M.D.
	CBS	December 27, 1979	May 13, 1993	Knots Landing
	CBS	December 11, 1980	May 1, 1988	Magnum, P.I.
	ABC	January 12, 1981	May 11, 1989	Dynasty
	NBC	January 15, 1981	May 12, 1987	Hill Street Blues
	ABC	November 4, 1981	May 2, 1986	The Fall Guy
	CBS	November 24, 1981	December 31, 1988	Simon & Simon
	CBS	December 4, 1981	May 17, 1990	Falcon Crest
	CBS	March 25, 1982	May 16, 1988	Cagney & Lacey
	NBC	October 1, 1982	February 17, 1987	Remington Steele
	NBC	October 26, 1982	May 25, 1988	St. Elsewhere
	NBC	January 23, 1983	March 8, 1987	The A-Team
	ABC	September 21, 1983	May 5, 1988	Hotel
	NBC	September 16, 1984	June 28, 1989	Miami Vice
	NBC	September 18, 1984	April 26, 1991	Hunter
	NBC	September 19, 1984	August 4, 1989	Highway to Heaven
	CBS	September 30, 1984	May 19, 1996	Murder, She Wrote
	ABC	March 3, 1985	May 14, 1989	Moonlighting
	ABC	September 29, 1985	May 21, 1992	MacGyver
	NBC	September 15, 1986	May 19, 1994	L.A. Law
	NBC	September 20, 1986	May 8, 1992	Matlock
CBS	September 26, 1987	April 6, 1992	Jake and the Fatman
ABC	January 31, 1988	May 12, 1993	The Wonder Years
NBC	March 6, 1988	May 19, 1992	In the Heat of the Night
NBC	March 26, 1989	May 5, 1993	Quantum Leap
CBS	July 12, 1990	July 26, 1995	Northern Exposure
NBC	September 13, 1990	June 3, 2009	Law & Order
NBC	May 11, 1991	May 4, 1996	Sisters
ABC	September 28, 1991	January 11, 1996	The Commish
CBS	January 1, 1993	May 16, 1998	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
NBC	January 31, 1993	May 21, 1999	Homicide: Life on the Street
CBS	April 21, 1993	May 19, 2001	Walker, Texas Ranger
ABC	September 21, 1993	March 1, 2005	NYPD Blue
CBS	October 29, 1993	May 11, 2001	Diagnosis: Murder
CBS	September 18, 1994	May 4, 2000	Chicago Hope
NBC	September 19, 1994	April 2, 2009	ER
CBS	September 21, 1994	April 27, 2003	Touched by an Angel
CBS	March 29, 1996	May 4, 2001	Nash Bridges
CBS	January 3, 1997	April 29, 2005	JAG
ABC	March 4, 1997	May 16, 2004	The Practice
NBC	January 8, 1999	December 20, 2002	Providence
CBS	September 19, 1999	May 3, 2005	Judging Amy
NBC	September 20, 1999	June 2, 2009	Law & Order: SVU
NBC	September 22, 1999	May 14, 2006	The West Wing
NBC	September 23, 1999	May 6, 2005	Third Watch
CBS	October 6, 2000	May 14, 2009	CSI
NBC	September 24, 2001	May 16, 2007	Crossing Jordan
ABC	September 30, 2001	May 22, 2006	Alias
NBC	September 30, 2001	May 21, 2007	Law & Order: Criminal Intent
CBS	September 23, 2002	May 18, 2009	CSI: Miami
CBS	September 26, 2002	May 19, 2009	Without a Trace
NBC	September 22, 2003	February 15, 2008	Las Vegas
CBS	September 23, 2003	May 19, 2009	NCIS
CBS	September 28, 2003	May 10, 2009	Cold Case
ABC	September 22, 2004	May 13, 2009	Lost
CBS	September 22, 2004	May 14, 2009	CSI: NY
ABC	October 3, 2004	December 8, 2008	Boston Legal
ABC	October 3, 2004	May 17, 2009	Desperate Housewives
NBC	January 3, 2005	June 1, 2009	Medium
CBS	January 23, 2005	May 15, 2009	Numbers
ABC	March 27, 2005	May 14, 2009	Grey's Anatomy
Network	Start	End	Series	1965–66	1966–67	1967–68	1968–69	1969–70	1970–71	1971–72	1972–73	1973–74	1974–75	1975–76	1976–77	1977–78	1978–79	1979–80	1980–81	1981–82	1982–83	1983–84	1984–85	1985–86	1986–87	1987–88	1988–89	1989–90	1990–91	1991–92	1992–93	1993–94	1994–95	1995–96	1996–97	1997–98	1998–99	1999–00	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03	2003–04	2004–05	2005–06	2006–07	2007–08	2008–09
—

Simplified

·
—	Network	Start	End	Series	—
	CBS	September 12, 1965	March 21, 1971	Lassie
	NBC	September 12, 1965	January 16, 1973	Bonanza
	NBC	September 15, 1965	March 24, 1971	The Virginian
	NBC	September 16, 1965	May 7, 1970	Daniel Boone
	ABC	September 19, 1965	April 28, 1974	The F.B.I.
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 30, 1973	Mission: Impossible
	CBS	September 17, 1966	March 31, 1975	Gunsmoke
	NBC	September 14, 1967	January 16, 1975	Ironside
	CBS	September 16, 1967	April 13, 1975	Mannix
	CBS	September 20, 1968	April 5, 1980	Hawaii Five-O
	NBC	September 21, 1968	May 20, 1975	Adam-12
	ABC	September 24, 1968	March 1, 1973	The Mod Squad
	ABC	September 17, 1969	January 11, 1974	Room 222
	ABC	September 23, 1969	May 4, 1976	Marcus Welby, M.D.
	CBS	September 24, 1969	March 15, 1976	Medical Center
	ABC	September 29, 1969	January 11, 1974	Love, American Style
	NBC	September 16, 1970	April 17, 1977	McCloud
	CBS	September 14, 1971	March 3, 1976	Cannon
	NBC	September 15, 1971	May 13, 1978	Columbo
	NBC	September 17, 1971	April 24, 1977	McMillan & Wife
	NBC	January 22, 1972	May 28, 1977	Emergency!
	CBS	September 14, 1972	June 4, 1981	The Waltons
	ABC	September 16, 1972	June 9, 1977	The Streets of San Francisco
	CBS	September 17, 1972	February 28, 1983	MASH*
	CBS	January 28, 1973	April 3, 1980	Barnaby Jones
	NBC	September 25, 1973	May 28, 1978	Police Story
	CBS	October 24, 1973	March 18, 1978	Kojak
	ABC	January 18, 1974	March 6, 1978	The Six Million Dollar Man
	NBC	September 11, 1974	March 21, 1983	Little House on the Prairie
	NBC	September 13, 1974	January 10, 1980	The Rockford Files
	ABC	March 9, 1976	June 25, 1980	Family
	ABC	September 22, 1976	June 24, 1981	Charlie's Angels
	NBC	October 3, 1976	May 11, 1983	Quincy, M.E.
	ABC	March 15, 1977	May 23, 1981	Eight Is Enough
	NBC	September 15, 1977	May 1, 1983	CHiPs
	CBS	September 20, 1977	September 13, 1982	Lou Grant
	ABC	September 24, 1977	May 24, 1986	The Love Boat
	ABC	January 28, 1978	May 19, 1984	Fantasy Island
	CBS	March 10, 1978	May 12, 1982	The Incredible Hulk
	CBS	April 2, 1978	May 3, 1991	Dallas
	CBS	January 26, 1979	February 8, 1985	The Dukes of Hazzard
	ABC	September 22, 1979	May 22, 1984	Hart to Hart
	CBS	September 23, 1979	September 4, 1986	Trapper John, M.D.
	CBS	December 27, 1979	May 13, 1993	Knots Landing
	CBS	December 11, 1980	May 1, 1988	Magnum, P.I.
	ABC	January 12, 1981	May 11, 1989	Dynasty
	NBC	January 15, 1981	May 12, 1987	Hill Street Blues
	ABC	November 4, 1981	May 2, 1986	The Fall Guy
	CBS	November 24, 1981	December 31, 1988	Simon & Simon
	CBS	December 4, 1981	May 17, 1990	Falcon Crest
	CBS	March 25, 1982	May 16, 1988	Cagney & Lacey
	NBC	October 1, 1982	February 17, 1987	Remington Steele
	NBC	October 26, 1982	May 25, 1988	St. Elsewhere
	NBC	January 23, 1983	March 8, 1987	The A-Team
	ABC	September 21, 1983	May 5, 1988	Hotel
	NBC	September 16, 1984	June 28, 1989	Miami Vice
	NBC	September 18, 1984	April 26, 1991	Hunter
	NBC	September 19, 1984	August 4, 1989	Highway to Heaven
	CBS	September 30, 1984	May 19, 1996	Murder, She Wrote
	ABC	March 3, 1985	May 14, 1989	Moonlighting
	ABC	September 29, 1985	May 21, 1992	MacGyver
	NBC	September 15, 1986	May 19, 1994	L.A. Law
	NBC	September 20, 1986	May 8, 1992	Matlock
CBS	September 26, 1987	April 6, 1992	Jake and the Fatman
ABC	January 31, 1988	May 12, 1993	The Wonder Years
NBC	March 6, 1988	May 19, 1992	In the Heat of the Night
NBC	March 26, 1989	May 5, 1993	Quantum Leap
CBS	July 12, 1990	July 26, 1995	Northern Exposure
NBC	September 13, 1990	June 3, 2009	Law & Order
NBC	May 11, 1991	May 4, 1996	Sisters
ABC	September 28, 1991	January 11, 1996	The Commish
CBS	January 1, 1993	May 16, 1998	Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman
NBC	January 31, 1993	May 21, 1999	Homicide: Life on the Street
CBS	April 21, 1993	May 19, 2001	Walker, Texas Ranger
ABC	September 21, 1993	March 1, 2005	NYPD Blue
CBS	October 29, 1993	May 11, 2001	Diagnosis: Murder
CBS	September 18, 1994	May 4, 2000	Chicago Hope
NBC	September 19, 1994	April 2, 2009	ER
CBS	September 21, 1994	April 27, 2003	Touched by an Angel
CBS	March 29, 1996	May 4, 2001	Nash Bridges
CBS	January 3, 1997	April 29, 2005	JAG
ABC	March 4, 1997	May 16, 2004	The Practice
NBC	January 8, 1999	December 20, 2002	Providence
CBS	September 19, 1999	May 3, 2005	Judging Amy
NBC	September 20, 1999	June 2, 2009	Law & Order: SVU
NBC	September 22, 1999	May 14, 2006	The West Wing
NBC	September 23, 1999	May 6, 2005	Third Watch
CBS	October 6, 2000	May 14, 2009	CSI
NBC	September 24, 2001	May 16, 2007	Crossing Jordan
ABC	September 30, 2001	May 22, 2006	Alias
NBC	September 30, 2001	May 21, 2007	Law & Order: Criminal Intent
CBS	September 23, 2002	May 18, 2009	CSI: Miami
CBS	September 26, 2002	May 19, 2009	Without a Trace
NBC	September 22, 2003	February 15, 2008	Las Vegas
CBS	September 23, 2003	May 19, 2009	NCIS
CBS	September 28, 2003	May 10, 2009	Cold Case
ABC	September 22, 2004	May 13, 2009	Lost
CBS	September 22, 2004	May 14, 2009	CSI: NY
ABC	October 3, 2004	December 8, 2008	Boston Legal
ABC	October 3, 2004	May 17, 2009	Desperate Housewives
NBC	January 3, 2005	June 1, 2009	Medium
CBS	January 23, 2005	May 15, 2009	Numbers
ABC	March 27, 2005	May 14, 2009	Grey's Anatomy
Network	Start	End	Series
—

Breakdown by network

—
—	Total	Network	—
	27	ABC
	39	CBS
	37	NBC
	103	Total
—

Source: TV Guide (July 1965 – June 2009)^[1]

References

^ "TV Guide". TV Guide. June 2009. Retrieved June 18, 2024.

FOX

The following is a list of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons (by their end date)
on FOX, premiering since its inception in 1986, through June 12, 2009 (excluding all sitcoms and sketch comedies).
Does not include syndication (21 Jump Street's fifth season was syndicated).

(1986–2009)
FOX
—	Start	End	Series	—
	October 4, 1990	May 17, 2000	Beverly Hills, 90210
	July 8, 1992	May 24, 1999	Melrose Place
	September 10, 1993	May 19, 2002	The X-Files
	September 12, 1994	May 3, 2000	Party of Five
	September 8, 1997	May 20, 2002	Ally McBeal
	November 6, 2001	May 18, 2009	24
	November 16, 2004	May 11, 2009	House
—

The CW

The following is a list of primetime broadcast network shows that ran for more than four seasons
on either UPN or The WB. The CW is their successor. (Excludes all sitcoms and sketch comedies).
Does not include syndication. Like the FOX list above, this list also goes through June 12, 2009.

The CW
—	Start	End	Series	—UPN—	The WB	The CW	—
	January 16, 1995	May 23, 2001	Star Trek: Voyager
	August 26, 1996	May 8, 2006	7th Heaven
	March 10, 1997	May 22, 2001	Buffy the Vampire Slayer
	January 20, 1998	May 14, 2003	Dawson's Creek
	October 7, 1998	May 21, 2006	Charmed
	October 5, 1999	May 19, 2004	Angel
	October 5, 2000	May 9, 2006	Gilmore Girls
	October 16, 2001	May 11, 2006	Smallville
—

MNT

MNT
—	none	—
—

ION

ION
—	none	—
—

Color, analog era

1965–66 season through 2008–09 season (June 12, 2009)

Star Trek

The Next Generation era — timeline

1974 Oct 12 – 1979 Dec 07 – — none —
1979 Dec 07 – 1979 Dec 07 – I: The Motion Picture – (non-Next Generation era)
1979 Dec 07 – 1982 Jun 04 – — none —
1982 Jun 04 – 1982 Jun 04 – II: The Wrath of Khan – (non-Next Generation era)
1982 Jun 04 – 1984 Jun 01 – — none —
1984 Jun 01 – 1984 Jun 01 – III: The Search for Spock – (non-Next Generation era)
1984 Jun 01 – 1986 Nov 26 – — none —
1986 Nov 26 – 1986 Nov 26 – IV: The Voyage Home – (non-Next Generation era)
1986 Nov 26 – 1987 Sep 28 – — none —
1987 Sep 28 – 1989 Jun 09 – The Next Generation
1989 Jun 09 – 1989 Jun 09 – V: The Final Frontier – (non-Next Generation era film)
1989 Jun 09 – 1991 Dec 06 – The Next Generation
1991 Dec 06 – 1991 Dec 06 – VI: The Undiscovered Country – (non-Next Generation era film)
1991 Dec 06 – 1993 Jan 04 – The Next Generation
1993 Jan 04 – 1994 May 23 – The Next Generation / Deep Space Nine
1994 May 23 – 1994 Nov 18 – Deep Space Nine
1994 Nov 18 – 1994 Nov 18 – VII: Generations
1994 Nov 18 – 1995 Jan 16 – Deep Space Nine
1995 Jan 16 – 1996 Nov 22 – Deep Space Nine / Voyager
1996 Nov 22 – 1996 Nov 22 – VIII: First Contact
1996 Nov 22 – 1998 Dec 11 – Deep Space Nine / Voyager
1998 Dec 11 – 1998 Dec 11 – IX: Insurrection
1998 Dec 11 – 1999 May 31 – Deep Space Nine / Voyager
1999 May 31 – 2001 May 23 – Voyager
2001 May 23 – 2001 Sep 26 – — none —
2001 Sep 26 – 2002 Dec 13 – Enterprise
2002 Dec 13 – 2002 Dec 13 – X: Nemesis
2002 Dec 13 – 2005 May 13 – Enterprise
2005 May 13 – 2009 May 08 – — none —

Bold denotes film.

(Executive) Producer on all the above
The Next Generation era: Rick Berman.

Though I'm not interested in space, I do know that
Star Trek is more than just a television institution.

*The Next Generation* era — chronology
			2364	2365	2366	2367	2368	2369	2370	2371	2372	2373	2374	2375	2376	2377	2378	2379
—	Series	The Next Generation	S1	S2	S3	S4	S5	S6	S7										—
		Deep Space Nine						S1	S2	S3	S4	S5	S6	S7
		Voyager								S1	S2	S3	S4	S5	S6	S7

	Films	VII: Generations
		VIII: First Contact
		IX: Insurrection
		~~(2000)~~
		X: Nemesis
			1987	1988	1989	1990	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002

Episodes

Chronology

TNG / DS9 / VOY
Airdate		TNG	DS9	VOY	Episode

	September 28, 1987				"Encounter at Farpoint" – (Part I)
	September 28, 1987				"Encounter at Farpoint" – (Part II)
	October 5, 1987				"The Naked Now"
	October 12, 1987				"Code of Honor"
	October 19, 1987				"The Last Outpost"
	October 26, 1987				"Where No One Has Gone Before"
	November 2, 1987				"Lonely Among Us"
	November 9, 1987				"Justice"
	November 16, 1987				"The Battle"
	November 23, 1987				"Hide and Q"
	November 30, 1987				"Haven"
	January 11, 1988				"The Big Goodbye"
	January 18, 1988				"Datalore"
	January 25, 1988				"Angel One"
	February 1, 1988				"11001001"
	February 8, 1988				"Too Short a Season"
	February 15, 1988				"When the Bough Breaks"
	February 22, 1988				"Home Soil"
	March 14, 1988				"Coming of Age"
	March 21, 1988				"Heart of Glory"
	April 11, 1988				"The Arsenal of Freedom"
	April 18, 1988				"Symbiosis"
	April 25, 1988				"Skin of Evil"
	May 2, 1988				"We'll Always Have Paris"
	May 9, 1988				"Conspiracy"
	May 16, 1988				"The Neutral Zone"
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	November 21, 1988				"The Child"
	November 28, 1988				"Where Silence Has Lease"
	December 5, 1988				"Elementary, Dear Data"
	December 12, 1988				"The Outrageous Okona"
	January 9, 1989				"Loud as a Whisper"
	January 23, 1989				"The Schizoid Man"
	January 30, 1989				"Unnatural Selection"
	February 6, 1989				"A Matter of Honor"
	February 13, 1989				"The Measure of a Man"
	February 20, 1989				"The Dauphin"
	March 20, 1989				"Contagion"
	March 27, 1989				"The Royale"
	April 3, 1989				"Time Squared"
	April 24, 1989				"The Icarus Factor"
	May 1, 1989				"Pen Pals"
	May 8, 1989				"Q Who"
	May 15, 1989				"Samaritan Snare"
	May 22, 1989				"Up the Long Ladder"
	June 19, 1989				"Manhunt"
	June 26, 1989				"The Emissary"
	July 10, 1989				"Peak Performance"
	July 17, 1989				"Shades of Gray"
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	September 25, 1989				"Evolution"
	October 2, 1989				"The Ensigns of Command"
	October 9, 1989				"The Survivors"
	October 16, 1989				"Who Watches the Watchers"
	October 23, 1989				"The Bonding"
	October 30, 1989				"Booby Trap"
	November 6, 1989				"The Enemy"
	November 13, 1989				"The Price"
	November 20, 1989				"The Vengeance Factor"
	January 1, 1990				"The Defector"
	January 8, 1990				"The Hunted"
	January 29, 1990				"The High Ground"
	February 5, 1990				"Deja Q"
	February 12, 1990				"A Matter of Perspective"
	February 19, 1990				"Yesterday's Enterprise"
	March 12, 1990				"The Offspring"
	March 19, 1990				"Sins of the Father"
	March 26, 1990				"Allegiance"
	April 2, 1990				"Captain's Holiday"
	April 23, 1990				"Tin Man"
	April 30, 1990				"Hollow Pursuits"
	May 7, 1990				"The Most Toys"
	May 14, 1990				"Sarek"
	May 28, 1990				"Ménage à Troi"
	June 4, 1990				"Transfigurations"
	June 18, 1990				"The Best of Both Worlds" – (Part I)
	September 24, 1990				"The Best of Both Worlds" – (Part II)
	October 1, 1990				"Family"
	October 8, 1990				"Brothers"
	October 15, 1990				"Suddenly Human"
	October 22, 1990				"Remember Me"
	October 29, 1990				"Legacy"
	November 5, 1990				"Reunion"
	November 12, 1990				"Future Imperfect"
	November 19, 1990				"Final Mission"
	December 31, 1990				"The Loss"
	January 7, 1991				"Data's Day"
	January 28, 1991				"The Wounded"
	February 4, 1991				"Devil's Due"
	February 11, 1991				"Clues"
	February 18, 1991				"First Contact"
	March 11, 1991				"Galaxy's Child"
	March 18, 1991				"Night Terrors"
	March 25, 1991				"Identity Crisis"
	April 1, 1991				"The Nth Degree"
	April 22, 1991				"Qpid"
	April 29, 1991				"The Drumhead"
	May 6, 1991				"Half a Life"
	May 13, 1991				"The Host"
	May 27, 1991				"The Mind's Eye"
	June 3, 1991				"In Theory"
	June 17, 1991				"Redemption" – (Part I)
	September 23, 1991				"Redemption" – (Part II)
	September 30, 1991				"Darmok"
	October 7, 1991				"Ensign Ro"
	October 14, 1991				"Silicon Avatar"
	October 21, 1991				"Disaster"
	October 28, 1991				"The Game"
	November 4, 1991				"Unification" – (Part I)
	November 11, 1991				"Unification" – (Part II)
	November 18, 1991				"A Matter of Time"
	December 30, 1991				"New Ground"
	January 6, 1992				"Hero Worship"
	January 27, 1992				"Violations"
	February 3, 1992				"The Masterpiece Society"
	February 10, 1992				"Conundrum"
	February 17, 1992				"Power Play"
	February 24, 1992				"Ethics"
	March 16, 1992				"The Outcast"
	March 23, 1992				"Cause and Effect"
	March 30, 1992				"The First Duty"
	April 20, 1992				"Cost of Living"
	April 27, 1992				"The Perfect Mate"
	May 4, 1992				"Imaginary Friend"
	May 11, 1992				"I, Borg"
	May 18, 1992				"The Next Phase"
	June 1, 1992				"The Inner Light"
	June 15, 1992				"Time's Arrow" – (Part I)
	September 21, 1992				"Time's Arrow" – (Part II)
	September 28, 1992				"Realm of Fear"
	October 5, 1992				"Man of the People"
	October 12, 1992				"Relics"
	October 19, 1992				"Schisms"
	October 26, 1992				"True Q"
	November 2, 1992				"Rascals"
	November 9, 1992				"A Fistful of Datas"
	November 16, 1992				"The Quality of Life"
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	December 14, 1992				"Chain of Command" – (Part I)
	December 21, 1992				"Chain of Command" – (Part II)
	January 3, 1993				"Emissary" – (Part I)
	January 3, 1993				"Emissary" – (Part II)
	January 10, 1993				"Past Prologue"
	January 17, 1993				"A Man Alone"
	January 24, 1993				"Babel"
	January 25, 1993				"Ship in a Bottle"
	January 31, 1993				"Captive Pursuit"
	February 1, 1993				"Aquiel"
	February 7, 1993				"Q-Less"
	February 8, 1993				"Face of the Enemy"
	February 14, 1993				"Dax"
	February 15, 1993				"Tapestry"
	February 21, 1993				"The Passenger"
	February 22, 1993				"Birthright" – (Part I)
	March 1, 1993				"Birthright" – (Part II)
	March 14, 1993				"Move Along Home"
	March 21, 1993				"The Nagus"
	May 23, 1993				"The Forsaken"
	March 29, 1993				"Starship Mine"
	April 5, 1993				"Lessons"
	April 18, 1993				"Vortex"
	April 25, 1993				"Battle Lines"
	April 26, 1993				"The Chase"
	May 2, 1993				"The Storyteller"
	May 3, 1993				"Frame of Mind"
	May 9, 1993				"Progress"
	May 10, 1993				"Suspicions"
	May 16, 1993				"If Wishes Were Horses"
	May 17, 1993				"Rightful Heir"
	May 24, 1993				"Second Chances"
	May 30, 1993				"Dramatis Personae"
	June 13, 1993				"Duet"
	June 14, 1993				"Timescape"
	June 20, 1993				"In the Hands of the Prophets"
	June 21, 1993				"Descent" – (Part I)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	September 20, 1993				"Descent" – (Part II)
	September 26, 1993				"The Homecoming"
	September 27, 1993				"Liaisons"
	October 3, 1993				"The Circle"
	October 4, 1993				"Interface"
	October 10, 1993				"The Siege"
	October 11, 1993				"Gambit" – (Part I)
	October 17, 1993				"Invasive Procedures"
	October 18, 1993				"Gambit" – (Part II)
	October 24, 1993				"Cardassians"
	October 25, 1993				"Phantasms"
	October 31, 1993				"Melora"
	November 1, 1993				"Dark Page"
	November 7, 1993				"Rules of Acquisition"
	November 8, 1993				"Attached"
	November 14, 1993				"Necessary Evil"
	November 15, 1993				"Force of Nature"
	November 21, 1993				"Second Sight"
	November 22, 1993				"Inheritance"
	November 28, 1993				"Sanctuary"
	November 29, 1993				"Parallels"
	January 2, 1994				"Rivals"
	January 9, 1994				"The Alternate"
	January 10, 1994				"The Pegasus"
	January 17, 1994				"Homeward"
	January 30, 1994				"Armageddon Game"
	January 31, 1994				"Sub Rosa"
	February 6, 1994				"Whispers"
	February 7, 1994				"Lower Decks"
	February 13, 1994				"Paradise"
	February 14, 1994				"Thine Own Self"
	February 20, 1994				"Shadowplay"
	February 21, 1994				"Masks"
	February 27, 1994				"Playing God"
	February 28, 1994				"Eye of the Beholder"
	March 20, 1994				"Profit and Loss"
	March 21, 1994				"Genesis"
	March 27, 1994				"Blood Oath"
	March 28, 1994				"Journey's End"
	April 24, 1994				"The Maquis" – (Part I)
	April 25, 1994				"Firstborn"
	May 1, 1994				"The Maquis" – (Part II)
	May 2, 1994				"Bloodlines"
	May 8, 1994				"The Wire"
	May 9, 1994				"Emergence"
	May 15, 1994				"Crossover"
	May 16, 1994				"Preemptive Strike"
	May 22, 1994				"The Collaborator"
	May 23, 1994				"All Good Things..." – (Part I)
	May 23, 1994				"All Good Things..." – (Part II)
	June 5, 1994				"Tribunal"
	June 12, 1994				"The Jem'Hadar"

	September 24, 1994				"The Search" – (Part I)
	October 1, 1994				"The Search" – (Part II)
	October 8, 1994				"The House of Quark"
	October 15, 1994				"Equilibrium"
	October 22, 1994				"Second Skin"
	October 29, 1994				"The Abandoned"
	November 5, 1994				"Civil Defense"
	November 12, 1994				"Meridian"
	November 19, 1994				"Defiant"
	November 26, 1994				"Fascination"
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	December 31, 1994				"Past Tense" – (Part I)
	January 7, 1995				"Past Tense" – (Part II)
	January 16, 1995				"Caretaker" – (Part I)
	January 16, 1995				"Caretaker" – (Part II)
	January 23, 1995				"Parallax"
	January 28, 1995				"Life Support"
	January 30, 1995				"Time and Again"
	February 4, 1995				"Heart of Stone"
	February 6, 1995				"Phage"
	February 11, 1995				"Destiny"
	February 13, 1995				"The Cloud"
	February 18, 1995				"Prophet Motive"
	February 20, 1995				"Eye of the Needle"
	February 25, 1995				"Visionary"
	February 27, 1995				"Ex Post Facto"
	March 13, 1995				"Emanations"
	March 20, 1995				"Prime Factors"
	April 8, 1995				"Distant Voices"
	April 10, 1995				"State of Flux"
	April 15, 1995				"Through the Looking Glass"
	April 22, 1995				"Improbable Cause"
	April 24, 1995				"Heroes and Demons"
	April 29, 1995				"The Die Is Cast"
	May 1, 1995				"Cathexis"
	May 6, 1995				"Explorers"
	May 8, 1995				"Faces"
	May 13, 1995				"Family Business"
	May 15, 1995				"Jetrel"
	May 20, 1995				"Shakaar"
	May 22, 1995				"Learning Curve"
	June 10, 1995				"Facets"
	June 17, 1995				"The Adversary"
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	—				(none)
	August 28, 1995				"The 37's"
	September 4, 1995				"Initiations"
	September 11, 1995				"Projections"
	September 18, 1995				"Elogium"
	September 25, 1995				"Non Sequitur"
	September 30, 1995				"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part I)
	September 30, 1995				"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part II)
	October 2, 1995				"Twisted"
	October 7, 1995				"The Visitor"
	October 9, 1995				"Parturition"
	October 14, 1995				"Hippocratic Oath"
	October 21, 1995				"Indiscretion"
	October 28, 1995				"Rejoined"
	October 30, 1995				"Persistence of Vision"
	November 4, 1995				"Starship Down"
	November 6, 1995				"Tattoo"
	November 11, 1995				"Little Green Men"
	November 13, 1995				"Cold Fire"
	November 18, 1995				"The Sword of Kahless"
	November 20, 1995				"Maneuvers"
	November 25, 1995				"Our Man Bashir"
	November 27, 1995				"Resistance"
	December 30, 1995				"Homefront"
	January 6, 1996				"Paradise Lost"
	January 15, 1996				"Prototype"
	January 22, 1996				"Alliances"
	January 27, 1996				"Crossfire"
	January 29, 1996				"Threshold"
	February 3, 1996				"Return to Grace"
	February 5, 1996				"Meld"
	February 10, 1996				"Sons of Mogh"
	February 12, 1996				"Dreadnought"
	February 17, 1996				"Bar Association"
	February 19, 1996				"Death Wish"
	February 24, 1996				"Accession"
	February 26, 1996				"Lifesigns"
	March 11, 1996				"Investigations"
	March 18, 1996				"Deadlock"
	April 6, 1996				"Rules of Engagement"
	April 8, 1996				"Innocence"
	April 13, 1996				"Hard Time"
	April 20, 1996				"Shattered Mirror"
	April 27, 1996				"The Muse"
	April 29, 1996				"The Thaw"
	May 4, 1996				"For the Cause"
	May 6, 1996				"Tuvix"
	May 11, 1996				"To the Death"
	May 13, 1996				"Resolutions"
	May 18, 1996				"The Quickening"
	May 20, 1996				"Basics" – (Part I)
	June 8, 1996				"Body Parts"
	June 15, 1996				"Broken Link"
	September 4, 1996				"Basics" – (Part II)
	September 11, 1996				"Flashback"
	September 18, 1996				"The Chute"
	September 25, 1996				"The Swarm"
	September 30, 1996				"Apocalypse Rising"
	October 2, 1996				"False Profits"
	October 7, 1996				"The Ship"
	October 9, 1996				"Remember"
	October 14, 1996				"Looking for par'Mach in All the Wrong Places"
	October 21, 1996				"...Nor the Battle to the Strong"
	October 28, 1996				"The Assignment"
	October 30, 1996				"Sacred Ground"
	November 4, 1996				"Trials and Tribble-ations"
	November 6, 1996				"Future's End" – (Part I)
	November 11, 1996				"Let He Who Is Without Sin..."
	November 13, 1996				"Future's End" – (Part II)
	November 18, 1996				"Things Past"
	November 20, 1996				"Warlord"
	November 25, 1996				"The Ascent"
	November 27, 1996				"The Q and the Grey"
	December 11, 1996				"Macrocosm"
	December 30, 1996				"Rapture"
	January 6, 1997				"The Darkness and the Light"
	January 8, 1997				"Fair Trade"
	January 15, 1997				"Alter Ego"
	January 27, 1997				"The Begotten"
	January 29, 1997				"Coda"
	February 3, 1997				"For the Uniform"
	February 5, 1997				"Blood Fever"
	February 10, 1997				"In Purgatory's Shadow"
	February 12, 1997				"Unity"
	February 17, 1997				"By Inferno's Light"
	February 19, 1997				"Darkling"
	February 24, 1997				"Doctor Bashir, I Presume?"
	February 26, 1997				"Rise"
	March 19, 1997				"Favorite Son"
	March 31, 1997				"A Simple Investigation"
	April 7, 1997				"Business as Usual"
	April 9, 1997				"Before and After"
	April 14, 1997				"Ties of Blood and Water"
	April 21, 1997				"Ferengi Love Songs"
	April 23, 1997				"Real Life"
	April 28, 1997				"Soldiers of the Empire"
	April 30, 1997				"Distant Origin"
	May 5, 1997				"Children of Time"
	May 7, 1997				"Displaced"
	May 12, 1997				"Blaze of Glory"
	May 14, 1997				"Worst Case Scenario"
	May 19, 1997				"Empok Nor"
	May 21, 1997				"Scorpion" – (Part I)
	June 9, 1997				"In the Cards"
	June 16, 1997				"Call to Arms"
	September 3, 1997				"Scorpion" – (Part II)
	September 10, 1997				"The Gift"
	September 17, 1997				"Day of Honor"
	September 24, 1997				"Nemesis"
	September 27, 1997				"A Time to Stand"
	October 1, 1997				"Revulsion"
	October 4, 1997				"Rocks and Shoals"
	October 8, 1997				"The Raven"
	October 11, 1997				"Sons and Daughters"
	October 18, 1997				"Behind the Lines"
	October 25, 1997				"Favor the Bold"
	October 29, 1997				"Scientific Method"
	November 1, 1997				"Sacrifice of Angels"
	November 5, 1997				"Year of Hell" – (Part I)
	November 8, 1997				"You Are Cordially Invited"
	November 12, 1997				"Year of Hell" – (Part II)
	November 15, 1997				"Resurrection"
	November 19, 1997				"Random Thoughts"
	November 22, 1997				"Statistical Probabilities"
	November 26, 1997				"Concerning Flight"
	December 17, 1997				"Mortal Coil"
	December 27, 1997				"The Magnificent Ferengi"
	January 3, 1998				"Waltz"
	January 14, 1998				"Waking Moments"
	January 21, 1998				"Message in a Bottle"
	January 31, 1998				"Who Mourns for Morn?"
	February 7, 1998				"Far Beyond the Stars"
	February 11, 1998				"Hunters"
	February 14, 1998				"One Little Ship"
	February 18, 1998				"Prey"
	February 21, 1998				"Honor Among Thieves"
	February 25, 1998				"Retrospect"
	February 28, 1998				"Change of Heart"
	March 4, 1998				"The Killing Game" – (Part I)
	March 4, 1998				"The Killing Game" – (Part II)
	March 28, 1998				"Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night"
	April 4, 1998				"Inquisition"
	April 8, 1998				"Vis à Vis"
	April 11, 1998				"In the Pale Moonlight"
	April 15, 1998				"The Omega Directive"
	April 18, 1998				"His Way"
	April 22, 1998				"Unforgettable"
	April 25, 1998				"The Reckoning"
	April 29, 1998				"Living Witness"
	May 2, 1998				"Valiant"
	May 6, 1998				"Demon"
	May 9, 1998				"Profit and Lace"
	May 13, 1998				"One"
	May 16, 1998				"Time's Orphan"
	May 20, 1998				"Hope and Fear"
	June 6, 1998				"The Sound of Her Voice"
	June 13, 1998				"Tears of the Prophets"
	September 30, 1998				"Image in the Sand"
	October 7, 1998				"Shadows and Symbols"
	October 14, 1998				"Afterimage"
	October 14, 1998				"Night"
	October 21, 1998				"Take Me Out to the Holosuite"
	October 21, 1998				"Drone"
	October 28, 1998				"Chrysalis"
	October 28, 1998				"Extreme Risk"
	November 4, 1998				"Treachery, Faith, and the Great River"
	November 4, 1998				"In the Flesh"
	November 11, 1998				"Once More unto the Breach"
	November 11, 1998				"Once Upon a Time"
	November 18, 1998				"The Siege of AR-558"
	November 18, 1998				"Timeless"
	November 25, 1998				"Covenant"
	November 25, 1998				"Infinite Regress"
	December 2, 1998				"Nothing Human"
	December 9, 1998				"Thirty Days"
	December 16, 1998				"Counterpoint"
	December 30, 1998				"It's Only a Paper Moon"
	January 6, 1999				"Prodigal Daughter"
	January 20, 1999				"Latent Image"
	January 27, 1999				"Bride of Chaotica!"
	February 3, 1999				"The Emperor's New Cloak"
	February 3, 1999				"Gravity"
	February 10, 1999				"Field of Fire"
	February 10, 1999				"Bliss"
	February 17, 1999				"Chimera"
	February 17, 1999				"Dark Frontier" – (Part I)
	February 17, 1999				"Dark Frontier" – (Part II)
	February 24, 1999				"Badda-Bing Badda-Bang"
	February 24, 1999				"The Disease"
	March 3, 1999				"Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges"
	March 3, 1999				"Course: Oblivion"
	March 24, 1999				"The Fight"
	March 31, 1999				"Think Tank"
	April 7, 1999				"Penumbra"
	April 14, 1999				"'Til Death Do Us Part"
	April 21, 1999				"Strange Bedfellows"
	April 21, 1999				"Juggernaut"
	April 28, 1999				"The Changing Face of Evil"
	April 28, 1999				"Someone to Watch Over Me"
	May 5, 1999				"When It Rains…"
	May 5, 1999				"11:59"
	May 12, 1999				"Tacking into the Wind"
	May 12, 1999				"Relativity"
	May 19, 1999				"Extreme Measures"
	May 19, 1999				"Warhead"
	May 26, 1999				"The Dogs of War"
	May 26, 1999				"Equinox" – (Part I)
	June 2, 1999				"What You Leave Behind" – (Part I)
	June 2, 1999				"What You Leave Behind" – (Part II)
	September 22, 1999				"Equinox" – (Part II)
	September 29, 1999				"Survival Instinct"
	October 6, 1999				"Barge of the Dead"
	October 13, 1999				"Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy"
	October 20, 1999				"Alice"
	November 3, 1999				"Riddles"
	November 10, 1999				"Dragon's Teeth"
	November 17, 1999				"One Small Step"
	November 24, 1999				"The Voyager Conspiracy"
	December 1, 1999				"Pathfinder"
	January 12, 2000				"Fair Haven"
	January 19, 2000				"Blink of an Eye"
	January 26, 2000				"Virtuoso"
	February 2, 2000				"Memorial"
	February 9, 2000				"Tsunkatse"
	February 16, 2000				"Collective"
	February 23, 2000				"Spirit Folk"
	March 1, 2000				"Ashes to Ashes"
	March 8, 2000				"Child's Play"
	March 15, 2000				"Good Shepherd"
	April 19, 2000				"Live Fast and Prosper"
	April 26, 2000				"Muse"
	May 3, 2000				"Fury"
	May 10, 2000				"Life Line"
	May 17, 2000				"The Haunting of Deck Twelve"
	May 24, 2000				"Unimatrix Zero" – (Part I)
	October 4, 2000				"Unimatrix Zero" – (Part II)
	October 11, 2000				"Imperfection"
	October 18, 2000				"Drive"
	October 25, 2000				"Repression"
	November 1, 2000				"Critical Care"
	November 8, 2000				"Inside Man"
	November 15, 2000				"Body and Soul"
	November 22, 2000				"Nightingale"
	November 29, 2000				"Flesh and Blood" – (Part I)
	November 29, 2000				"Flesh and Blood" – (Part II)
	January 17, 2001				"Shattered"
	January 24, 2001				"Lineage"
	January 31, 2001				"Repentance"
	February 7, 2001				"Prophecy"
	February 14, 2001				"The Void"
	February 21, 2001				"Workforce" – (Part I)
	February 28, 2001				"Workforce" – (Part II)
	March 7, 2001				"Human Error"
	April 11, 2001				"Q2"
	April 18, 2001				"Author, Author"
	April 25, 2001				"Friendship One"
	May 2, 2001				"Natural Law"
	May 9, 2001				"Homestead"
	May 16, 2001				"Renaissance Man"
	May 23, 2001				"Endgame" – (Part I)
	May 23, 2001				"Endgame" – (Part II)

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All seven seasons of TNG episodes aired on Mondays.

Seasons one and two of DS9 episodes aired on Sundays;
seasons three and four episodes aired on Saturdays;
season five episodes aired on Mondays;
season six episodes aired on Saturdays;
season seven episodes aired on Wednesdays.

The first two seasons of VOY episodes aired on Mondays;
seasons three through seven episodes aired on Wednesdays.

The seventh (and last) season episodes of DS9 aired on the
same night as the fifth season episodes of VOY, though DS9
episodes aired earlier than the airing of the VOY episodes.

Two-part episodes

Two-part episodes
Airdate		Episode

	September 28, 1987	"Encounter at Farpoint" – (Part I)
	September 28, 1987	"Encounter at Farpoint" – (Part II)

	June 18, 1990	"The Best of Both Worlds" – (Part I)
	September 24, 1990	"The Best of Both Worlds" – (Part II)

	June 17, 1991	"Redemption" – (Part I)
	September 23, 1991	"Redemption" – (Part II)

	November 4, 1991	"Unification" – (Part I)
	November 11, 1991	"Unification" – (Part II)

	June 15, 1992	"Time's Arrow" – (Part I)
	September 21, 1992	"Time's Arrow" – (Part II)

	December 14, 1992	"Chain of Command" – (Part I)
	December 21, 1992	"Chain of Command" – (Part II)

	January 3, 1993	"Emissary" – (Part I)
	January 3, 1993	"Emissary" – (Part II)

	February 22, 1993	"Birthright" – (Part I)
	March 1, 1993	"Birthright" – (Part II)

	June 21, 1993	"Descent" – (Part I)
	September 20, 1993	"Descent" – (Part II)

	October 11, 1993	"Gambit" – (Part I)
	October 18, 1993	"Gambit" – (Part II)

	April 24, 1994	"The Maquis" – (Part I)
	May 1, 1994	"The Maquis" – (Part II)

	May 23, 1994	"All Good Things..." – (Part I)
	May 23, 1994	"All Good Things..." – (Part II)

	September 24, 1994	"The Search" – (Part I)
	October 1, 1994	"The Search" – (Part II)

	December 31, 1994	"Past Tense" – (Part I)
	January 7, 1995	"Past Tense" – (Part II)

	January 16, 1995	"Caretaker" – (Part I)
	January 16, 1995	"Caretaker" – (Part II)

	September 30, 1995	"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part I)
	September 30, 1995	"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part II)

	May 20, 1996	"Basics" – (Part I)
	September 4, 1996	"Basics" – (Part II)

	November 6, 1996	"Future's End" – (Part I)
	November 13, 1996	"Future's End" – (Part II)

	May 21, 1997	"Scorpion" – (Part I)
	September 3, 1997	"Scorpion" – (Part II)

	November 5, 1997	"Year of Hell" – (Part I)
	November 12, 1997	"Year of Hell" – (Part II)

	March 4, 1998	"The Killing Game" – (Part I)
	March 4, 1998	"The Killing Game" – (Part II)

	February 17, 1999	"Dark Frontier" – (Part I)
	February 17, 1999	"Dark Frontier" – (Part II)

	May 26, 1999	"Equinox" – (Part I)

	June 2, 1999	"What You Leave Behind" – (Part I)
	June 2, 1999	"What You Leave Behind" – (Part II)

	September 22, 1999	"Equinox" – (Part II)

	May 24, 2000	"Unimatrix Zero" – (Part I)
	October 4, 2000	"Unimatrix Zero" – (Part II)

	November 29, 2000	"Flesh and Blood" – (Part I)
	November 29, 2000	"Flesh and Blood" – (Part II)

	February 21, 2001	"Workforce" – (Part I)
	February 28, 2001	"Workforce" – (Part II)

	May 23, 2001	"Endgame" – (Part I)
	May 23, 2001	"Endgame" – (Part II)

—

DS9

DS9 two-part episodes
Airdate		Episode

	January 3, 1993	"Emissary" – (Part I)
	January 3, 1993	"Emissary" – (Part II)

	April 24, 1994	"The Maquis" – (Part I)
	May 1, 1994	"The Maquis" – (Part II)

	September 24, 1994	"The Search" – (Part I)
	October 1, 1994	"The Search" – (Part II)

	December 31, 1994	"Past Tense" – (Part I)
	January 7, 1995	"Past Tense" – (Part II)

	September 30, 1995	"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part I)
	September 30, 1995	"The Way of the Warrior" – (Part II)

	June 2, 1999	"What You Leave Behind" – (Part I)
	June 2, 1999	"What You Leave Behind" – (Part II)

—

The Closer / Major Crimes

Characters who have appeared in ten or more episodes.
—
—	Characters	The Closer Seasons							Major Crimes Seasons							Episodes	—
	Characters	1 (2005)	2 (2006)	3 (2007)	4 (2008)	5 (2009)	6 (2010)	7 (2011)	8 (2012)	9 (2013)	10 (2014)	11 (2015)	12 (2016)	13 (2017)	— —	Episodes
	Louie Provenza – (G. W. Bailey)														—	214
	Andy Flynn – (Tony Denison)														—	213
	Buzz Watson – (Phillip P. Keene)														—	213
	Michael Tao – (Michael Paul Chan)														—	212
	Julio Sanchez – (Raymond Cruz)														—	210
	Russell Taylor – (Robert Gossett)														—	159
	Fritz Howard – (Jon Tenney)														—	138
	Sharon Raydor – (Mary McDonnell)														—	128
	Will Pope – (J. K. Simmons)														—	109
	Brenda Leigh Johnson – (Kyra Sedgwick)														—	109
	David Gabriel – (Corey Reynolds)														—	109
	Dr. Fernando Morales – (Jonathan Del Arco)														—	108
	Rusty Beck – (Graham Patrick Martin)														—	106
	Amy Sykes – (Kearran Giovanni)														—	105
	Kendall – (Ransford Doherty)														—	79
	D.D.A. Andrea Hobbs – (Kathe Mazur)														—	60
	Irene Daniels – (Gina Ravera)														—	44
	Gus Wallace – (Rene Rosado)														—	30
	Wes Nolan – (Daniel di Tomasso)														—	20
	D.D.A. Emma Rios – (Nadine Velazquez)														—	18
	Leo Mason – (Leonard Roberts)														—	16
	Willie Ray Johnson – (Frances Sternhagen)														—	15
	Chuck Cooper – (Malcolm-Jamal Warner)														—	15
	Clay Johnson – (Barry Corbin)														—	13
	Dr. Joe Bowman – (Bill Brochtrup)														—	13
	Tactical Flight Officer – (Steve Roussell)														—	13
	Camila Paige – (Jessica Meraz)														—	13
	Dr. Crippen – (James Avery)														—	11
	Patrice Perry – (Dawnn Lewis)														—	11
	Sharon Beck – (Ever Carradine)														—	10
—

Note: Billy Burke as Phillip Stroh, appeared in eight episodes total.
A checkmark denotes character completed season run.

Particle physics

Standard Model

User:Discographer/Books/Classical elements

   Classical elements
      Earth - (Solid)
      Fire - (Plasma)
      Water - (Liquid)
      Air    - (Gas)
             -
   States of matter
      Solid - (Earth)
      Plasma - (Fire)
      Liquid - (Water)
      Gas    - (Air)

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East–West Schism

Yugoslav Wars

31 March 1991 – 12 November 2001

Yugoslavia
Name	Capital city	Flag	Coat of arms	Location
Slovenia	Ljubljana
Croatia	Zagreb
Bosnia and Herzegovina Srpska	Sarajevo Banja Luka
Serbia Vojvodina Kosovo	Belgrade Novi Sad Pristina
Montenegro	Podgorica
North Macedonia	Skopje

Balkans

Yugoslav First League and succession

SFR Yugoslavia
SR Slovenia	Yugoslav First League (1946–1992)	Slovenian PrvaLiga (1992–present)			Slovenia
SR Croatia		HNL (1992–present)			Croatia
SR Bosnia and Herzegovina		First League of Herzeg-Bosnia (1992–2000)	Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina (2000–present)		Bosnia and Herzegovina
SR Bosnia and Herzegovina		N/FSBiH (1992–2000)
→ Republika Srpska		First League of the Republika Srpska (1992–2000)
SR Montenegro		First League of FR Yugoslavia (1992–2002)	First League of Serbia and Montenegro (2002–2006)	Montenegrin First League (2006–present)	Montenegro
SR Serbia		First League of FR Yugoslavia (1992–2002)	First League of Serbia and Montenegro (2002–2006)	Serbian SuperLiga (2006–present)	Serbia
→ SAP Vojvodina / Vojvodina		→ (1992–2006)		Serbian SuperLiga (2006–present)	Serbia
→ Kosovo and Metohija		→ (1992–2016)		Football Superleague of Kosovo (2016–present)	Kosovo
SR Macedonia		Macedonian First League (1992–present)			North Macedonia
Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia ... and ... succession

1945–present
—	1945–1992	SFR Yugoslavia	Yugoslav First League	—
	1992–2006	FR Yugoslavia	Serbian First League
	Since 2006	Serbia	Serbian SuperLiga
—

Main clubs

World Wars (I, II, III)

Template:Unicode chart Number Forms

Text

WWI → WWI
WWII → WWII
WWIII → WWIII

Code

WWI → WWI
WWII → WWII
WWIII → WWIII

Mono

WWI → WWI
WWII → WWII
WWIII → WWIII

Mono-adjust

WWI → WWI
WWII → WWII
WWIII → WWIII

Roman

WWI → WWI
WWII → WWII
WWIII → WWIII

Also

WWI → WWI

WWII → WWII

WWIII → WWIII

Special Operations Executive

Special Operations Executive

41 total SOE

In Memoriam

SOE
—	List of female SOE agents			—
	Natzweiler-Struthof	Dachau	Ravensbrück

	6 July 1944	13 September 1944	5 February 1945

	Andrée Borrel	Noor Inayat Khan	Denise Bloch
	Vera Leigh	Eliane Plewman	Lilian Rolfe
	Diana Rowden	Yolande Beekman	Violette Szabo
	Sonia Olschanezky	Madeleine Damerment	Cecily Lefort

SOE F Section (Networks / Timeline)

In Memoriam

SOE
—	List of female SOE agents		—
	Romorantin-Lanthenay	Bergen-Belsen

	23 May 1944	23 April 1945

	Muriel Byck	Yvonne Rudellat

	Died of Meningitis	Died of Typhus

SOE F Section (Networks / Timeline)

Not shown in the Roll of Honour

SOE
—	List of female SOE agents		—
	Atlantic Ocean	Paris

	1 January 1943	24 February 1945

	Madeleine Barclay	Madeleine Lavigne

	HMS Fidelity (D57) sank	Died from an embolism

SOE F Section (Networks / Timeline)

Note that Sonia Olschanezky is not (but should be) shown in the Roll of Honour.

SOE survivors (WWII)

·
	SOE
	Marie-Thérèse Le Chêne	Blanche Charlet	Julienne Aisner	Mary Katherine Herbert	Lise de Baissac
	Virginia Hall	Krystyna Skarbek	Yvonne Cormeau	Giliana Gerson	Odette Sansom
	Nancy Wake	Francine Agazarian	Yvonne Fontaine	Pearl Witherington	Jacqueline Nearne
	Ginette Jullian	Elizabeth Devereux-Rochester	Paddy O'Sullivan	Odette Wilen	Peggy Knight
	Eileen Nearne	Phyllis Latour	Yvonne Baseden	Anne-Marie Walters	Sonya Butt
	Devereux-Rochester	Devereux-Rochester	Devereux-Rochester	Devereux-Rochester	Devereux-Rochester
·

Cultural depictions in film and television

Film

School for Danger (1946)
Odette (1950)
Carve Her Name with Pride (1958)
Charlotte Gray (2001)
Female Agents (2008)
A Call to Spy (2019)

TV films

Nancy Wake Codename: The White Mouse (1987)
Robert and the Shadows (2004)
Churchill's Spy School (2010)
Nancy Wake, the White Mouse (2014)
Enemy of the Reich: The Noor Inayat Khan Story (2014)

TV miniseries

A Man Called Intrepid (1979)
Nancy Wake (1987)

TV series

Wish Me Luck (1987)

Medal of Honor recipients

List of post-Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipients

30 individuals have received the Medal of Honor since Vietnam.
† denotes Medal of Honor awarded posthumously.

Recipient	Branch	Campaign	Location	Date	Awarded
Randy Shughart †	U.S. Army	Somali Civil War	Mogadishu, Somalia	1993-10-033 October 1993 †	1994
Gary Gordon †	U.S. Army	Somali Civil War	Mogadishu, Somalia	1993-10-033 October 1993 †	1994
John A. Chapman †	U.S. Air Force	War in Afghanistan	Paktia, Afghanistan	2002-03-044 March 2002 †	2018
Britt K. Slabinski	U.S. Navy	War in Afghanistan	Paktia, Afghanistan	2002-03-044 March 2002	2018
Paul Ray Smith †	U.S. Army	Iraq War	Baghdad (Int'l Airport), Iraq	2003-04-044 April 2003 †	2005
Jason Dunham †	U.S. Marines	Iraq War	Al-Qa'im, Iraq / Al-Karābilah, Iraq	2004-04-2222 April 2004 †	2007
David Bellavia	U.S. Army	Iraq War	Fallujah, Iraq	2004-11-1010 November 2004	2019
Michael P. Murphy †	U.S. Navy	War in Afghanistan	Asadabad, Afghanistan	2005-06-2828 June 2005 †	2007
Alwyn Cashe †	U.S. Army	Iraq War	Daliaya, Iraq	2005-10-1717 October 2005 †	2021
Jared C. Monti †	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Gowardesh, Afghanistan	2006-06-2121 June 2006 †	2009
Michael A. Monsoor †	U.S. Navy	Iraq War	Ramadi, Iraq	2006-09-2929 September 2006 †	2008
Ross A. McGinnis †	U.S. Army	Iraq War	Adhamiyah, Iraq	2006-12-044 December 2006 †	2008
Travis Atkins †	U.S. Army	Iraq War	Yusufiyah, Iraq	2007-06-011 June 2007 †	2019
Salvatore Giunta	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Korangal Valley, Afghanistan	2007-10-2525 October 2007	2010
Kyle J. White	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Nuristan, Afghanistan	2007-11-099 November 2007	2014
Robert James Miller †	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Nari, Afghanistan	2008-01-2525 January 2008 †	2010
Ronald J. Shurer	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Nuristan, Afghanistan	2008-04-066 April 2008	2018
Matthew O. Williams	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Nuristan, Afghanistan	2008-04-066 April 2008	2019
Leroy Petry	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Paktia, Afghanistan	2008-05-2626 May 2008	2011
Ryan M. Pitts	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Kunar, Afghanistan	2008-07-1313 July 2008	2014
William D. Swenson	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Ganjgal, Afghanistan	2009-09-088 September 2009	2013
Dakota Meyer	U.S. Marines	War in Afghanistan	Ganjgal, Afghanistan	2009-09-088 September 2009	2011
Ty Carter	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Kamdesh, Afghanistan	2009-10-033 October 2009	2013
Clinton Romesha	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Kamdesh, Afghanistan	2009-10-033 October 2009	2013
Kyle Carpenter	U.S. Marines	War in Afghanistan	Marjah, Afghanistan	2010-11-2121 November 2010	2014
Florent Groberg	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Asadabad, Afghanistan	2012-08-088 August 2012	2015
Edward Byers	U.S. Navy	War in Afghanistan	Laghman, Afghanistan	2012-12-099 December 2012	2016
Earl Plumlee	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Ghazni, Afghanistan	2013-08-2828 August 2013	2021
Thomas Payne	U.S. Army	War in Iraq	Hawija, Iraq	2015-10-2222 October 2015	2020
Christopher Celiz †	U.S. Army	War in Afghanistan	Paktia, Afghanistan	2018-07-1212 July 2018 †	2021

Victoria Cross recipients (since the end of World War II)

List of Victoria Cross recipients by campaign

20 individuals (15 UK, 0 CA, 4 AU, 1 NZ) have received the Victoria Cross since World War II.
† denotes Victoria Cross awarded posthumously.

Recipient	Branch	Unit	Campaign	Location	Date(s)	Awarded	VC
Recipient	Branch	Unit	Campaign	Location	Date(s)	Awarded	UK	CA	AU	NZ
Kenneth Muir †	British Army	Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders	Korean War	Seongju, Korea	1950-09-2323 September 1950 †	1951
Philip Curtis †	British Army	Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry	Korean War	Imjin River, Korea	1950-04-2222–23 April 1951 †	1953
James Carne	British Army	Gloucestershire Regiment	Korean War	Imjin River, Korea	1950-04-2222–23 April 1951	1953
Bill Speakman	British Army	Black Watch (Royal Highland Regiment)	Korean War	Hill 217, Korea	1951-11-044 November 1951	1952
Kevin Wheatley †	Australian Army	Australian Army Training Team Vietnam	Vietnam War	Trà Bồng, Vietnam	1965-11-1313 November 1965 †	1966
Rambahadur Limbu	British Army	01010th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles	Indonesia–Malaysia confrontation	Sarawak, Borneo	1965-11-2121 November 1965	1966
Peter Badcoe †	Australian Army	Australian Army Training Team Vietnam	Vietnam War	Hương Trà, Vietnam	1967-02-2323 February 1967 7 March 1967 7 April 1967 †	1968
Ray Simpson	Australian Army	Australian Army Training Team Vietnam	Vietnam War	Kon Tum, Vietnam	1969-05-066–11 May 1969	1970
Keith Payne	Australian Army	Australian Army Training Team Vietnam	Vietnam War	Ben Het, Vietnam	1969-05-2424 May 1969	1970
Herbert Jones †	British Army	0022nd Battalion, Parachute Regiment	Falklands War	Goose Green, Falkland Islands	1982-05-2828 May 1982 †	1983
Ian McKay †	British Army	0033rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment	Falklands War	Mount Longdon, Falkland Islands	1982-06-1212 June 1982 †	1983
Johnson Beharry	British Army	Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment	Iraq War	Amarah, Iraq	2004-05-011 May 2004 11 June 2004	2005
Willie Apiata ^{(Victoria Cross for New Zealand)}	New Zealand Army	New Zealand Special Air Service	War in Afghanistan	Kandahar, Afghanistan	2004-06-1818 June 2004	2007
Bryan Budd †	British Army	0033rd Battalion, Parachute Regiment	War in Afghanistan	Sangin, Afghanistan	2006-07-2727 July 2006 20 August 2006 †	2007
Mark Donaldson ^{(Victoria Cross for Australia)}	Australian Army	Special Air Service Regiment (Australia)	War in Afghanistan	Uruzgan, Afghanistan	2008-09-022 September 2008	2009
Ben Roberts-Smith ^{(Victoria Cross for Australia)}	Australian Army	Special Air Service Regiment (Australia)	War in Afghanistan	Kandahar, Afghanistan	2010-06-1111 June 2010	2011
Daniel Keighran ^{(Victoria Cross for Australia)}	Australian Army	6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment	War in Afghanistan	Uruzgan, Afghanistan	2010-08-2424 August 2010	2012
James Ashworth †	British Army	Grenadier Guards	War in Afghanistan	Nahri Saraj, Afghanistan	2012-06-1313 June 2012 †	2013
Cameron Baird † ^{(Victoria Cross for Australia)}	Australian Army	0022nd Commando Regiment (Australia)	War in Afghanistan	Khod Valley, Afghanistan	2012-06-1322 June 2013 †	2014
Joshua Leakey	British Army	Parachute Regiment	War in Afghanistan	Helmand, Afghanistan	2013-08-2222 August 2013	2015

Military Medal for Gallantry (IE)

Recipients

8 individuals (0 Honour, 6 Distinction, 2 Merit) have received the Military Medal for Gallantry since its inception.

Rank	Name	Mission	Date	MMG
Rank	Name	Mission	Date	1st class (Honour)	2nd class (Distinction)	3rd class (Merit)
Trooper	Anthony Browne	ONUC	8 November 1960
Captain	Adrian Ainsworth	UNIFIL	7 April 1980
Private	Michael John Daly	UNIFIL	7 April 1980
Lieutenant	Anthony Bracken	UNIFIL	8 April 1980
Corporal	Michael Jones	UNIFIL	8 April 1980
Commandant	Michael Lynch	UNIFIL	25 September 1982
Private	Paul Coventry	UNIFIL	29 September 1992
Private	Thomas Metcalfe	Portlaoise Prison	25 July 1981

Medal of Honor / Victoria Cross / Military Medal for Gallantry

Recipients since 1975

48 individuals (30 US, 6 UK, 0 CA, 4 AU, 1 NZ, 7 IE) have been awarded since 1975.
† denotes date of consequence for award. Shown chronologically.

Recipient	US	VC				ꞮE	Date
Recipient	US	UK	CA	AU	NZ	ꞮE	Date
Adrian Ainsworth							1980-04-077 April 1980
Michael John Daly							1980-04-077 April 1980
Anthony Bracken							1980-04-088 April 1980
Michael Jones							1980-04-088 April 1980
Thomas Metcalfe							1981-07-2525 July 1981
Herbert Jones †							1982-05-2828 May 1982 †
Ian McKay †							1982-06-1212 June 1982 †
Michael Lynch							1982-09-2525 September 1982
Paul Coventry							1992-09-2929 September 1992
Randy Shughart †							1993-10-033 October 1993 †
Gary Gordon †							1993-10-033 October 1993 †
John A. Chapman †							2002-03-044 March 2002 †
Britt K. Slabinski							2002-03-044 March 2002
Paul Ray Smith †							2003-04-044 April 2003 †
Jason Dunham †							2004-04-2222 April 2004 †
Johnson Beharry							2004-06-1111 June 2004
Willie Apiata							2004-06-1818 June 2004
David Bellavia							2004-11-1010 November 2004
Michael P. Murphy †							2005-06-2828 June 2005 †
Alwyn Cashe †							2005-10-1717 October 2005 †
Jared C. Monti †							2006-06-2121 June 2006 †
Bryan Budd †							2006-08-2020 August 2006 †
Michael A. Monsoor †							2006-09-2929 September 2006 †
Ross A. McGinnis †							2006-12-044 December 2006 †
Travis Atkins †							2007-06-011 June 2007 †
Salvatore Giunta							2007-10-2525 October 2007
Kyle J. White							2007-11-099 November 2007
Robert James Miller †							2008-01-2525 January 2008 †
Ronald J. Shurer							2008-04-066 April 2008
Matthew O. Williams							2008-04-066 April 2008
Leroy Petry							2008-05-2626 May 2008
Ryan M. Pitts							2008-07-1313 July 2008
Mark Donaldson							2008-09-022 September 2008
William D. Swenson							2009-09-088 September 2009
Dakota Meyer							2009-09-088 September 2009
Ty Carter							2009-10-033 October 2009
Clinton Romesha							2009-10-033 October 2009
Ben Roberts-Smith							2010-06-1111 June 2010
Daniel Keighran							2010-08-2424 August 2010
Kyle Carpenter							2010-11-2121 November 2010
James Ashworth †							2012-06-1313 June 2012 †
Florent Groberg							2012-08-088 August 2012
Edward Byers							2012-12-099 December 2012
Cameron Baird †							2013-06-2222 June 2013 †
Joshua Leakey							2013-08-2222 August 2013
Earl Plumlee							2013-28-1328 August 2013
Thomas Payne							2015-10-2222 October 2015
Christopher Celiz †							2018-07-1212 July 2018 †
Totals →	30	6	0	4	1	7	← Totals
Totals →	30	11				7	← Totals
—

Willie Apiata

Citation's missing details

Concerning the citation, writer Nicky Hager says "The most obvious sign of the block on information was that the Victoria Cross citation did not even include the usual details of where and when the act of bravery occurred." Hager uncovered those details and revealed the gunfight occurred in the early hours of Friday, June 18, 2004, in a remote part of dry and mountainous central Afghanistan, north of Kandahar. Continuing, Hager writes, "If there were secrets to protect about the June 18, 2004 gun battle, they were that it had little to do with fighting terrorism or making Afghanistan a safer or better place. In the years following these New Zealand patrols, central Afghanistan became more hostile and dangerous, not less. Willie Apiata was a good guy in a bad war", Hager concludes.^[1]^[2]

References

^ Sunday Star-Times (4 September 2011). "US played dirty: Apiata claims". Stuff. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
^ Hager, Nicky (2011). Other People's Wars: New Zealand in Afghanistan, Iraq and the War on Terror. Craig Potton Publishing. ISBN 978-1-877517-69-3. Retrieved 16 September 2020.

Note: The above should be included in the article for Willie Apiata.

Presidential Medal of Freedom

Presidential Medal of Freedom (with Distinction) recipients

(since 1977)

Recipient	Year	President	(Term)
Donald Rumsfeld	1977	Gerald Ford	(1973–1977)
(none)	—	Jimmy Carter	(1977–1981)
(none)	—	Ronald Reagan	(1981–1985)
Caspar Weinberger	1987	Ronald Reagan	(1985–1989)
Ronald Reagan	1993	George H. W. Bush	(1989–1993)
Colin Powell	1993	Bill Clinton	(1993–1997)
(none)	—	Bill Clinton	(1997–2001)
Pope John Paul II	2004	George W. Bush	(2001–2005)
(none)	—	George W. Bush	(2005–2009)
(none)	—	Barack Obama	(2009–2013)
Joe Biden	2017	Barack Obama	(2013–2017)
(none)	—	Donald Trump	(2017–2021)
Pope Francis	2025	Joe Biden	(2021–2025)
		Donald Trump	(2025–2029)
Recipient	Year	President	(Term)

As of January 21, 2025, 27 individuals (Ellsworth Bunker twice, which is a total of 28 WDs) have been awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom (with Distinction):^[1]

John F. Kennedy – 8

Lyndon B. Johnson – 6

Richard Nixon – 4

Gerald Ford – 4

Jimmy Carter – 0

0 – (none)

Ronald Reagan – 1

Caspar Weinberger

George H. W. Bush – 1

Ronald Reagan

Bill Clinton – 1

Colin Powell

George W. Bush – 1

Pope John Paul II

Barack Obama – 1

Joe Biden

Donald Trump – 0

0 – (none)

Joe Biden – 1

Pope Francis

Donald Trump – ?

0 – (so far)

References

^ Dicker, Rachel (2017-01-18), "These Are the Known Recipients of the Presidential Medal of Freedom With Distinction", U.S. News & World Report, retrieved 2025-01-21

Roundels

Roundel	Country	Air Force
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
◎	NATO	Allied Air Command
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
	Albania	Albanian Air Force
	Belgium	Belgian Air Component
	Bulgaria	Bulgarian Air Force
	Canada	Royal Canadian Air Force
	Croatia	Croatian Air Force
	Czech Republic	Czech Air Force
	Denmark	Royal Danish Air Force
?	Estonia	Estonian Air Force
	Finland	Finnish Air Force
	France	French Air and Space Force
—	Germany	German Air Force
	Greece	Hellenic Air Force
	Hungary	Hungarian Air Force
	Iceland	–(none)–
	Italy	Italian Air Force
	Latvia	Latvian Air Force
—	Lithuania	Lithuanian Air Force
	Luxembourg	–(none)–
	Montenegro	Montenegrin Air Force
	Netherlands	Royal Netherlands Air Force
	North Macedonia	North Macedonia Air Brigade
	Norway	Royal Norwegian Air Force
?	Poland	Polish Air Force
	Portugal	Portuguese Air Force
	Romania	Romanian Air Force
	Slovakia	Slovak Air Force
	Slovenia	Slovenian Air Force and Air Defence
	Spain	Spanish Air and Space Force
	Sweden	Swedish Air Force
	Turkey	Turkish Air Force
	United Kingdom	Royal Air Force
	United States	United States Air Force

Some EU NATO roundels

RAF roundels

—

EU / EFTA members not in NATO

Roundel	Country	Air Force
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
◎	Non- NATO	Non-Allied Air Command
-------------	-----------------------------	------------------------------------------------
	Austria	Austrian Air Force
	Cyprus	Cyprus Air Forces
	Ireland	Irish Air Corps
—	Liechtenstein	–(none)–
	Malta	Maltese Air Wing
	Switzerland	Swiss Air Force

European member states of NATO not in the EU or EFTA

Albania – (see Accession of Albania to the European Union)
Montenegro
North Macedonia
Turkey
United Kingdom

NATO summit

EU candidate countries

Euro-Atlantic

—
—	European Union	←→	NATO	—
	High Representative	Span	Secretary General
	Jürgen Trumpf	1994–1999	Javier Solana
	Javier Solana	1999–2004	George Robertson
	Javier Solana	2004–2009	Jaap de Hoop Scheffer
	Catherine Ashton	2009–2014	Anders Fogh Rasmussen
	Federica Mogherini	2014–2019	Jens Stoltenberg
	Josep Borrell	2019–2024	Jens Stoltenberg
	Kaja Kallas	2024–2029	Mark Rutte
—

Europe

EU
Name	European Union	Euronomic Area	Schengen Area → (V4)	€uro zone Area
Austria	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Belgium	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Bulgaria	Yes	Yes	No ^{(awaiting vote)}	No ^(lev)
Croatia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Cyprus	Yes	Yes	No ^{(Cyprus dispute)}	Yes
Czech Republic	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ^(koruna)
Denmark	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ^(krone)
Estonia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Finland	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
France	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Germany	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Greece	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hungary	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ^(forint)
Iceland	No ^(EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No ^(króna)
Ireland	Yes	Yes	No ^(CTA)	Yes
Italy	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Latvia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Liechtenstein	No ^(EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No ^(franc)
Lithuania	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Luxembourg	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Malta	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Netherlands	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Norway	No ^(EFTA)	Yes	Yes	No ^(krone)
Poland	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ^(złoty)
Portugal	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Romania	Yes	Yes	No ^{(awaiting vote)}	No ^(leu)
Slovakia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Slovenia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Spain	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Sweden	Yes	Yes	Yes	No ^(krona)
Switzerland	No ^(EFTA)	No ^(non-EEA)	Yes	No ^(franc)
—

Non-EU / EFTA (not shown above)

Albania
Andorra ^(€uro)
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Belarus
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Georgia
Kazakhstan
Moldova
Monaco ^(€uro)
Montenegro ^(€uro)
North Macedonia
Russia
San Marino ^(€uro)
Serbia
Turkey
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Vatican City ^(€uro)

... and all the rest

Abkhazia
Artsakh
Kosovo ^(€uro)
Northern Cyprus
South Ossetia
Transnistria

etc.

Donetsk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic

Post-Soviet states

USSR → CIS
CIS member republics
→ Russia
→ Belarus
→ Armenia
→ Azerbaijan
→ Kazakhstan
→ Kyrgyzstan
→ Moldova
→ Tajikistan
→ Uzbekistan
Associate CIS member republics
→ Turkmenistan^[a]
Former CIS member republics
→ Georgia^[b]
→ Ukraine^[c]
Non-CIS member republics
→ Estonia
→ Latvia
→ Lithuania
Unrecognized breakaway states
Chechnya^[d]
Crimea ^[e]
Gagauzia^[f]
Nakhchivan^[g]
Talysh-Mughan^[h]
Tatarstan^[i]
Separatist conflicts
Abkhazia
Artsakh
South Ossetia
Transnistria
Donetsk People's Republic
Luhansk People's Republic

On-going current events; changes may occur.

—

Northern Ireland
Ireland	—	United Kingdom
*Ireland's claim by right:* Island of Ireland	—	*United Kingdom's claim by right:* Ethnic majority (Northern Ireland)

—

Northern Cyprus
Cyprus	—	Northern Cyprus
*Greece's claim by right:* Island of Cyprus	—	*Turkey's claim by right:* Ethnic majority (Northern Cyprus)

—

Crimea
Autonomous Republic of Crimea	—	Republic of Crimea
*Ukraine's claim by right:* Isthmus of Perekop	—	*Russia's claim by right:* Ethnic majority

Notes

^ Associate member.
^ Joined the CIS in 1993; withdrew in 2008.
^ Withdrew from the CIS in 2018.
^ Rejoined the Russian Federation in 2000.
^ Joined Russia in March 2014.
^ Rejoined Moldova in 1994.
^ Rejoined Azerbaijan in 1993.
^ Reincorporated into Azerbaijan in August 1993.
^ Rejoined the Russian Federation in 1994.

Royal Armed Forces

—
—	Country	Navy	Army	Air Force	Armed Forces	—
	Canada	Royal Canadian Navy	~~Royal~~ Canadian Army	Royal Canadian Air Force	Canadian Armed Forces
	Denmark	Royal Danish Navy	Royal Danish Army	Royal Danish Air Force	Danish Armed Forces *
	Netherlands	Royal Netherlands Navy *	Royal Netherlands Army *	Royal Netherlands Air Force *	Netherlands Armed Forces *
	Norway	Royal Norwegian Navy	~~Royal~~ Norwegian Army	Royal Norwegian Air Force	Norwegian Armed Forces
	United Kingdom	Royal Navy	~~Royal~~ Army	Royal Air Force	British Armed Forces
—

MiG/Sukhoi

—
—	MiG-01	Su-01	—
	MiG-03	Su-03
	MiG-05	Su-05
	MiG-07	Su-07
	MiG-09	Su-09
	MiG-11	Su-11
	MiG-13	Su-13
	MiG-15	Su-15
	MiG-17	Su-17
	MiG-19	Su-19
	MiG-21	Su-21
	MiG-23	Su-23
	MiG-25	Su-25
	MiG-27	Su-27
	MiG-29	Su-29
	MiG-31	Su-31
	MiG-33	Su-33
	MiG-35	Su-35
	MiG-37	Su-37
	MiG-39	Su-39
	MiG-41	Su-41
—

List of Mikoyan aircraft
List of Sukhoi aircraft

a MiG a → Amiga

/ – a MiG a
/ – a mig, eh?
/ – Amiga

Amiga

—
—		—
—

Eastern Europe / Eastern Bloc

East European state-owned record labels

Eastern Europe

(In the former Eastern Bloc)

East European state-owned record labels
—	GDR	Amiga	Discogs	~45cat~	(East) Berlin	—
	PRL	Polskie Nagrania	Discogs	~45cat~	Warsaw
	URS	Melodiya	Discogs	~45cat~	Moscow
	TCH	Supraphon	Discogs	~45cat~	Prague
	HUN	Hungaroton	Discogs	~45cat~	Budapest
	RSR	Electrecord	Discogs	~45cat~	Bucharest
	ALB	RTSH	Discogs	~45cat~	Tirana
	YUG	PGP-RTB	Discogs	~45cat~	Belgrade
	PRB	Balkanton	Discogs	~45cat~	Sofia
—

National Figure Skating Championships

(In the former Eastern Bloc)

Eastern Bloc
—	Championship		Place	Capital	—
		Albanian	Albania	Tirana
		Bulgarian	Bulgaria	Sofia
		Czechoslovak	Czechoslovakia	Prague
		East German	East Germany	East Berlin
		Hungarian	Hungary	Budapest
		Polish	Poland	Warsaw
		Romanian	Romania	Bucharest
		Soviet	Soviet Union	Moscow
		Yugoslav	Yugoslavia	Belgrade
·

Former National Figure Skating Championships

UEFA leagues

Top-level primary association football leagues —
Eastern Europe
~Past~

—



—

~Present~

—



—

(former Eastern Bloc / present successor states)

1945–present
—						—
	East Germany	1949–1990	East Germany	DDR-Oberliga	(East) Berlin
	East Germany	Since 1990	Germany	Bundesliga	(East) Berlin

	Poland	1947–1989	Polish People's Republic	Ekstraklasa	Warsaw
	Poland	Since 1989	Poland	Ekstraklasa	Warsaw

	Soviet Union	1945–1991	Soviet Union	Soviet Top League	Moscow
	Soviet Union	Since 1991	Russia	Russian Premier League	Moscow

	Czechoslovakia	1948–1990	Czechoslovak Socialist Republic	Czechoslovak First League	Prague
		1990–1992	Czechoslovak Federative Republic	Czechoslovak First League
		Since 1993	Czechia	Czech First League

	Hungary	1949–1989	Hungarian People's Republic	Nemzeti Bajnokság I	Budapest
	Hungary	Since 1989	Hungary	Nemzeti Bajnokság I	Budapest

	Romania	1947–1989	Socialist Republic of Romania	Divizia A	Bucharest
		1989–1990	National Salvation Front (Romania)
		1990–2006	Romania
		Since 2006	Romania	Liga I

	Albania	1946–1992	People's Socialist Republic of Albania	Kategoria Superiore	Tirana
	Albania	Since 1992	Albania	Kategoria Superiore	Tirana

	Yugoslavia	1945–1992	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Yugoslav First League	Belgrade
		1992–2006	Serbia	Serbian First League
		Since 2006	Serbia	Serbian SuperLiga

	Bulgaria	1946–1990	People's Republic of Bulgaria	Bulgarian Parva Liga	Sofia
	Bulgaria	Since 1990	Bulgaria	Bulgarian Parva Liga	Sofia

—

Seasons

Seasons
—	DEU	POL	CZE	HUN	ROU	ALB	SRB	BGR	—
	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71	1970–71
	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72	1971–72
	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73	1972–73
	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74	1973–74
	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75	1974–75
	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76	1975–76
	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77	1976–77
	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78	1977–78
	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79	1978–79
	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80	1979–80
	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81	1980–81
	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82	1981–82
	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83	1982–83
	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84	1983–84
	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85	1984–85
	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86	1985–86
	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87	1986–87
	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88	1987–88
	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89	1988–89
	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90	1989–90
	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91	1990–91
	~~1991–92~~	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92	1991–92
	~~1992–93~~	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	1992–93	~~1992–93~~	1992–93
	DEU	POL	CZE	HUN	ROU	ALB	SRB	BGR
—

Soviet seasons

RUS
—	1970	1971	1972	1973	1974	—
	1975	1976	1976	1977	1978
	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983
	1984	1985	1986	1987	1988
	1989	1990	1991	~~1992~~	~~1993~~
RUS

Past → Present
~Past~

—
—	GDR	PRL	URS	—
	TCH	HUN	RSR
	ALB	YUG	PRB
—

~Present~

—
—	DEU	POL	RUS	—
	CZE	HUN	ROU
	ALB	SRB	BGR
—

Eastern Bloc

(former Eastern Bloc / present successor states)

—
—	GDR	East Germany	(East) Berlin	Germany	DEU	—
	PRL	Poland	Warsaw	Poland	POL
	URS	Soviet Union	Moscow	Russia	RUS
	TCH	Czechoslovakia	Prague	Czechia	CZE
	HUN	Hungary	Budapest	Hungary	HUN
	RSR	Romania	Bucharest	Romania	ROU
	ALB	Albania	Tirana	Albania	ALB
	YUG	Yugoslavia	Belgrade	Serbia	SRB
	PRB	Bulgaria	Sofia	Bulgaria	BGR
—

(shown in geographical order)

Dark Days

—
—	·	Place	Capital	Party			—
	GDR	East Germany	East Berlin		SED	Socialist Unity Party of Germany
	PRL	Poland	Warsaw		PZPR	Polish United Workers' Party
	URS	Soviet Union	Moscow		CPSU	Communist Party of the Soviet Union
	TCH	Czechoslovakia	Prague		KSČ	Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
	HUN	Hungary	Budapest		MSZMP	Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party
	RSR	Romania	Bucharest		PCR	Romanian Communist Party
	ALB	Albania	Tirana		PPSh	Party of Labour of Albania
	YUG	Yugoslavia	Belgrade		SKJ	League of Communists of Yugoslavia
	PRB	Bulgaria	Sofia		BKP	Bulgarian Communist Party
—

Warsaw Pact

WP Ops

Propaganda in East Germany

Deutscher Fernsehfunk – (official state television broadcaster)
Aktuelle Kamera – (official state television newscast)
Der schwarze Kanal – (official state television political show)
Neues Deutschland – (official state newspaper)

◇

Eastern Bloc female characters in Bond films ~ Eastern Bloc female characters 1963 – Tatiana Romanova – (Soviet) 1963 – Rosa Klebb – (Soviet) 1963 – Irina – (Soviet) 1963 – Natasha – (Soviet) 1967 – Helga Brandt – (East German) 1969 – Irma Bunt – (East German) 1969 – Nancy – (Hungarian) 1977 – Anya Amasova – (Soviet) 1977 / 1981 / 1983 – Rubelvitch – (Soviet)) // 1987 – Rubavitch – (Soviet) 1979 – Countess Labinsky – (Polish) 1981 – Jacoba Brink – (East German) 1983 – Schatzi – (West German) 1985 – Pola Ivanova – (Soviet) 1987 – Kara Milovy – (Czechoslovak) 1987 – Rosika Miklos – (Czechoslovak) 1987 – Natasha Zarki – (Soviet) 1987 – Ula Yarkhov – (Soviet) 1995 – Natalya Simonova – (Russian) 1995 – Xenia Onatopp – (Georgian) 1995 – Irina – (Russian) 1995 – Anna Nishkov – (Russian) 1997 – AVIS Lady – (West German) 1999 – Elektra King – (Azerbaijani) 1999 – Nina – (Russian) 1999 – Verushka – (Russian) 2015 / 2021 – Dr. Vogel – (East German) 2021 – Svetlana – (Russian) EON Productions (those not shown above) 1962 / 1964 / 1965 / 1971 / 1973 / 1974 / 1989 / 2002 / 2006 / 2008 / 2012 / 202– No Romanian, Albanian, Yugoslav, Bulgarian appear, so none is listed. ~

Colley and Merz similarities

·

	Colley	Merz
·

Template: Habsburg family tree

See here → House of Habsburg
Category:House of Habsburg
Category:Habsburg monarchy

(10 Apr 1232 – 20 Oct 1740)

House of Habsburg^{[n 1]}

Original line

Albert
Count of Habsburg
c. 1188–1239

Rudolf I
of Germany
c. 1218–1291

Albert I
of Germany
1255–1308

Hartmann
1263–1281

Rudolf II
Duke of Austria
1270–1290

Rudolf I
of Bohemia
1281–1307

Frederick
the Fair
c. 1289–1330

Leopold I
Duke of Austria
1290–1326

Albert II
Duke of Austria
1298–1358

Henry
the Friendly
1299–1327

Otto
Duke of Austria
1301–1339

John
Parricida
c. 1290–1312/1313

Albertinian line

Leopoldian line

Rudolf IV
Duke of Austria
1339–1365

Frederick III
1347–1362

Albert III
Duke of Austria
1349–1395

Leopold III
Duke of Austria
1351–1386

Frederick II
Duke of Austria
1327–1344

Leopold II
Duke of Austria
1328–1344

Albert IV
Duke of Austria
1377–1404

William
Duke of Austria
c. 1370–1406

Leopold IV
Duke of Austria
1371–1411

Ernest
Duke of Austria
1377–1424

Frederick IV
Duke of Austria
1382–1439

Albert II
of Germany
1397–1439

Frederick III
HRE
1415–1493

Albert VI
Archduke of Austria
1418–1463

Sigismund
Archduke of Austria
1427–1496

Ladislaus
the Posthumous
1440–1457

Maximilian I
HRE
1459–1519

Philip I
of Castile
1478–1506

Spanish / Iberian line

Austrian / HRE line

Charles V
HRE
1500–1558

Ferdinand I
HRE
1503–1564

Philip II
of Spain
1527–1598

Maximilian II
HRE
1527–1576

Ferdinand II
Archduke of Austria
1529–1595

Charles II
Archduke of Austria
1540–1590

Carlos
Prince of Asturias
1545–1568

Philip III
of Spain
1578–1621

Rudolf II
HRE
1552–1612

Ernest
of Austria
1553–1595

Matthias
HRE
1557–1619

Maximilian III
Archduke of Austria
1558–1618

Albert VII
Archduke of Austria
1559–1621

Wenceslaus
Archduke of Austria
1561–1578

Andrew
Margrave of Burgau
1558–1600

Charles
Margrave of Burgau
1560–1618

Ferdinand II
HRE
1578–1637

Maximilian Ernest
of Austria
1583–1616

Leopold V
Archduke of Austria
1586–1632

Charles
of Austria
1590–1624

Philip IV
of Spain
1605–1665

Charles
of Austria
1607–1632

Ferdinand
of Austria
1609–1641

John-Charles
of Austria
1605–1619

Ferdinand III
HRE
1608–1657

Leopold Wilhelm
of Austria
1614–1662

Ferdinand Charles
Archduke of Austria
1628–1662

Sigismund Francis
Archduke of Austria
1630–1665

Balthasar Charles
Prince of Asturias
1629–1646

Charles II
of Spain
1661–1700

Ferdinand IV
King of the Romans
1633–1654

Leopold I
HRE
1640–1705

Charles Joseph
of Austria
1649–1664

Joseph I
HRE
1678–1711

Charles VI
HRE
1685–1740

Notes:

^ "Habsburg family tree". Habsburg family website. 28 October 2023. Retrieved 28 October 2023.

Imperial House of Japan

Yamato dynasty

Main male line ∞ Main female line

Extended male line Extended female line

Yamato

Naohito

(unknown)

Sukehito
(Emperor Kyōkō)

Chikako, Princess Kazu

Four daughters
1, 2, 3, 4

The Emperor Emeritus

The Empress Emerita

Prince Hitachi

Princess Hitachi

Five daughters
1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Prince Tomohito of Mikasa

Princess Tomohito of Mikasa

Prince Katsura

Prince Takamado

Princess Takamado

Two daughters
1, 2

The Emperor

The Empress

Crown Prince Akishino

Crown Princess Akishino

Sayako Kuroda

Princess Akiko of Mikasa

Princess Yōko of Mikasa

Princess Tsuguko of Takamado

Two daughters
1, 2

Princess Aiko

Mako Komuro

Princess Kako

Prince Hisahito

See → Imperial House of Japan

—

Post-Edo period

Imperial House of Japan
—				—
	Emperor	Era	Empress

	Emperor Meiji	Meiji	*(Imperial Concubine)*

	Emperor Taishō	Taishō	Empress Teimei

	Emperor Shōwa	Shōwa	Empress Kōjun

	Emperor Heisei	Heisei	Empress Michiko

	Crown Prince Akishino		Crown Princess Akishino

	Prince Hisahito

	—	—	—

Imperial House of Japan

Using no spacing

Using<no<spacing
Apostrophe:
Example:

D’ARTAGNAN – (no)

DARTAGNAN – (yes)

Hyphen:
Example:

MARIE-ELISE – (no)

MARIE<ELISE – (yes)

Comma:
Example:

ERIKSSON, ANNA MARIA – (no)

ERIKSSON<<ANNA<MARIA – (yes)

Comma:
Example:

ANNA, MARIA – (no)

ANNA<MARIA – (yes)

Azkaban

Ancestors of Delphini Riddle

Mother Gaunt

(?) Father Rosier (?)

(?) Mother Rosier (?)

Note: Should Rosier be Vinda Rosier's married name rather than her own maiden name, then Vinda may possibly be the mother of Druella Rosier. Then again, Rosier could also
be Druella's mother's maiden name, as Druella's true surname may be hidden from usage, implying that she is an illegitimate daughter, i.e. the daughter of Gellert Grindelwald.
If this were to be the case in regards to the latter, then Delphi is therefore descended from the Wizarding World's two most powerful Dark Wizards, Grindelwald and Voldemort .
Upcoming Fantastic Beasts films may reveal more information, whether Rosier is Druella's maiden name or her mother's maiden name, and the possible identity of her father.

Arsène Lupin

References

^ Morrissy, Kim (2019-04-22). "Little-Known Monkey Punch Manga From 1975 Reveals Lupin III, Fujiko's Son". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on 2022-08-12. Retrieved 2022-08-12.

Home video game consoles

Major console developers

Release date timeline

Key:
Atari
Sega
Nintendo
Sony
Microsoft

Gen.	Console	Date
1	—	—
2	Atari 2600	NA: September 11, 1977
2	Atari 5200	NA: November 1982
3	Sega SG-1000	JP: July 15, 1983
	Nintendo NES	JP: July 15, 1983
	Sega Master System	JP: October 20, 1985
	Atari 7800	NA: May 1986
	Atari XEGS	NA: November 1987
4	Sega Genesis	JP: October 29, 1988
4	Nintendo SNES	JP: November 21, 1990
5	Atari Jaguar	NA: November 15, 1993
	Sega Saturn	JP: November 22, 1994
	Sony PlayStation	JP: December 3, 1994
	Nintendo 64	JP: June 23, 1996
6	Sega Dreamcast	JP: November 27, 1998
	Sony PlayStation 2	JP: March 4, 2000
	Nintendo GameCube	JP: September 14, 2001
	Microsoft Xbox	NA: November 15, 2001
7	Microsoft Xbox 360	NA: November 22, 2005
	Sony PlayStation 3	JP: November 11, 2006
	Nintendo Wii	NA: November 19, 2006
8	Nintendo Wii U	NA: November 18, 2012
	Sony PlayStation 4	NA: November 15, 2013
	Microsoft Xbox One	NA: November 22, 2013
9	Microsoft Xbox Series X	NA: November 10, 2020
	Sony PlayStation 5	NA: November 12, 2020
	Nintendo TBA

Video game console

9			Nintendo	Sony	Microsoft	9
8						8
7						7
6		Sega				6
5	Atari					5
4						4
3						3
2						2
1						1
Home video game console

Consoles
—		Nintendo	Sony	Microsoft
Atari	Sega	Nintendo	Sony	Microsoft
→	→	→	→	→

Warner Atari

Warner Communications

(1976–1984)

CEO and COO

Steven Jay Ross – CEO
Emanuel Gerard – COO

Atari, Inc.

(1976–1984)

CEOs

1976–1979 – Nolan Bushnell
1979–1983 – Ray Kassar
1983–1984 – James J. Morgan

Their boss was Emanuel ("Manny") Gerard, who, as one of four members of Warner's
Office of the President, was the overseer of Atari from 1976–1984, the start to the end.

Source: Click → HERE

The person who put this [source] together (Michael D. Current), shit, damn good job!!!

Atari Corporation

July 1, 1984 – Jack Tramiel's company, Tramel Technology, Ltd, buys Atari from Warner Communications, with TTL renamed as Atari Corporation.

(See successive companies for continuation)

Ray Kassar

Evil "Yar" boss

Yars' Revenge: ЯAƧƧAꓘ YAЯ; RAY KASSAR; RAY = YAR; KASSAR = RAZAK

"Yar" and "Razak", somewhat spelled backwards (the two "s" letters changed to a single "z" letter), is "Ray Kassar" (Atari CEO, 1979–1983)

Atari mini-comic books

(As published by DC Comics in the early 1980s)

Atari Age
—	Yars' Revenge	—	Atari Force	—	Swordquest	—	Centipede	—
	Yars' Revenge (The Qotile Ultimatum!)		Defender				Centipede
					Earthworld
			Berzerk
					Fireworld
			Star Raiders
					Waterworld
			Phoenix
					~~Airworld~~
			Galaxian
Atari Age

Atari Age
—	Yars' Revenge	—	Atari Force	—	Swordquest	—	Centipede	—
	Yars' Revenge		Defender				Centipede
					Earthworld
			Berzerk
					Fireworld
			Star Raiders
					Waterworld
			Phoenix
					~~Airworld~~
			Galaxian
Atari Age

Nintendo [theatrical play] video games

Super Mario Bros. 3 – (NES) – Super Mario
Princess Peach: Showtime! – (Nintendo Switch) – Mario

→ (see here)

Sparkle Theater → Sparkle Theatre

Princess Peach titled video games

Princess Toadstool's Castle Run (1990) – Nelsonic Game Watch
Super Princess Peach (2005) – Nintendo DS
Princess Peach: Showtime! (2024) – Nintendo Switch

Princess & love interest

Major arcade/video game parent companies

Controlling ownership

Market share of personal computer vendors

1991–1993 – IBM
1994–2000 – Compaq
2001–2001 – Dell
2002–2002 – HP
2003–2006 – Dell
2007–2012 – HP
2013–2016 – Lenovo
2017–2017 – HP
2018–20–– – Lenovo

Quantum computing

IBM Quantum Platform

AI

Virtual assistants

AI
Virtual assistants

Apple	Amazon	Google	Samsung	Microsoft

Siri	Alexa	Assistant	Bixby	Copilot

(2011)	(2014)	(2016)	(2017)	(2023)

Category:Virtual assistants

Bell System

Bell

Bell System

BCE

AT&T

Lumen

Apollo — Brightspeed

Verizon

Category:Bell System

—
—	Bell	—
—

DTMF
—
—	—			—
	Bell
	1	ABC 2	DEF 3
	GHI 4	JKL 5	NMO 6
	PQRS 7	TUV 8	WXYZ 9
	*	OPER 0	#
	—
—

—
—	—			—
	—
	Bell
	1	ABC 2	DEF 3
	GHI 4	JKL 5	NMO 6
	PQRS 7	TUV 8	WXYZ 9
	*	OPER 0	#
	—
—

Bell Canada

Bell Aliant (ACTel) (Atlantic Canada)
NBTel (NBTel) (New Brunswick)	MT&T (NSTel) (Nova Scotia)	IslandTel (PETel) (Prince Edward Island)	NewTel (NLTel) (Newfoundland and Labrador)

See here

Time change in North America

USA and Canada

Time change in North America
	30 Apr	1967	29 Oct	05 Apr	1987	25 Oct	11 Mar	2007	04 Nov	14 Mar	2027	07 Nov
	28 Apr	1968	27 Oct	03 Apr	1988	30 Oct	09 Mar	2008	02 Nov	12 Mar	2028	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1969	26 Oct	02 Apr	1989	29 Oct	08 Mar	2009	01 Nov	11 Mar	2029	04 Nov
	26 Apr	1970	25 Oct	01 Apr	1990	28 Oct	14 Mar	2010	07 Nov	10 Mar	2030	03 Nov
	25 Apr	1971	31 Oct	07 Apr	1991	27 Oct	13 Mar	2011	06 Nov	09 Mar	2031	02 Nov
	30 Apr	1972	29 Oct	05 Apr	1992	25 Oct	11 Mar	2012	04 Nov	14 Mar	2032	07 Nov
	29 Apr	1973	28 Oct	04 Apr	1993	31 Oct	10 Mar	2013	03 Nov	13 Mar	2033	06 Nov
	28 Apr	1974	27 Oct	03 Apr	1994	30 Oct	09 Mar	2014	02 Nov	12 Mar	2034	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1975	26 Oct	02 Apr	1995	29 Oct	08 Mar	2015	01 Nov	11 Mar	2035	04 Nov
	25 Apr	1976	31 Oct	07 Apr	1996	27 Oct	13 Mar	2016	06 Nov	09 Mar	2036	02 Nov
	24 Apr	1977	30 Oct	06 Apr	1997	26 Oct	12 Mar	2017	05 Nov	08 Mar	2037	01 Nov
	30 Apr	1978	29 Oct	05 Apr	1998	25 Oct	11 Mar	2018	04 Nov	14 Mar	2038	07 Nov
	29 Apr	1979	28 Oct	04 Apr	1999	31 Oct	10 Mar	2019	03 Nov	13 Mar	2039	06 Nov
	27 Apr	1980	26 Oct	02 Apr	2000	29 Oct	08 Mar	2020	01 Nov	11 Mar	2040	04 Nov
	26 Apr	1981	25 Oct	01 Apr	2001	28 Oct	14 Mar	2021	07 Nov	10 Mar	2041	03 Nov
	25 Apr	1982	31 Oct	07 Apr	2002	27 Oct	13 Mar	2022	06 Nov	09 Mar	2042	02 Nov
	24 Apr	1983	30 Oct	06 Apr	2003	26 Oct	12 Mar	2023	05 Nov	08 Mar	2043	01 Nov
	29 Apr	1984	28 Oct	04 Apr	2004	31 Oct	10 Mar	2024	03 Nov	13 Mar	2044	06 Nov
	28 Apr	1985	27 Oct	03 Apr	2005	30 Oct	09 Mar	2025	02 Nov	12 Mar	2045	05 Nov
	27 Apr	1986	26 Oct	02 Apr	2006	29 Oct	08 Mar	2026	01 Nov	11 Mar	2046	04 Nov
(Sunday dates)

Ending time change

Would like to see become law and taking effect beginning Sunday, 01 Nov 2026, is for Standard time
("natural time") to be re-implemented permanently, as opposed to Daylight saving time ("artificial time").

Super Friends

Key:
  Star
  Co-star
  Regular guest
  Occasional guest

Super Friends
—	Character	Seasons									—
	Character	1977	1978	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984	1985
	Superman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Batman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Robin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Wonder Woman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Aquaman	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Zan	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Jayna	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Gleek	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	The Flash	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Green Lantern	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Hawkman	—	—		—	—	—	—	—	—
	Samurai	—	—		—	—	—	—	—	—
	Black Vulcan	—	—		—	—	—	—	—
	Apache Chief	—	—		—	—	—	—	—
	The Atom	—			—	—	—	—
	Hawkgirl	—			—			—
	Rima the Jungle Girl	—			—
	El Dorado					—	—	—	—	—
	Firestorm								—	—
	Cyborg									—
—

Airdates

Super Friends
—	Saturday weekly date alignment	Airdates									—
	Saturday weekly date alignment	1977	1978	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984	1985
	Sep 01 – Sep 07	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Sep 08 – Sep 14	Sep 10	Sep 09	~~Sep 08~~	Sep 13	~~Sep 12~~	Sep 11	Sep 10	Sep 08	Sep 14
	Sep 15 – Sep 21	Sep 17	Sep 16	~~Sep 15~~	Sep 20	~~Sep 19~~	Sep 18	Sep 17	Sep 15	Sep 21
	Sep 22 – Sep 28	Sep 24	Sep 23	Sep 22	Sep 27	Sep 26	Sep 25	Sep 24	Sep 22	Sep 28
	Sep 29 – Oct 05	Oct 01	Sep 30	Sep 29	Oct 04	Oct 03	Oct 02	Oct 01	Sep 29	Oct 05
	Oct 06 – Oct 12	Oct 08	Oct 07	Oct 06	Oct 11	Oct 10	Oct 09	Oct 08	Oct 06	Oct 12
	Oct 13 – Oct 19	Oct 15	Oct 14	Oct 13	Oct 18	Oct 17	Oct 16	Oct 15	Oct 13	Oct 19
	Oct 20 – Oct 26	Oct 22	Oct 21	Oct 20	Oct 25	Oct 24	Oct 23	Oct 22	Oct 20	~~Oct 26~~
	Oct 27 – Nov 02	Oct 29	Oct 28	Oct 27	Nov 01	Oct 31	Oct 30	Oct 29	Oct 27	Nov 02
	Nov 03 – Nov 09	Nov 05	Nov 04	Nov 03	—	—	—	—	Nov 03	Nov 09
	Nov 10 – Nov 16	Nov 12	Nov 11	Nov 10	—	—	—	—	Nov 10	—
	Nov 17 – Nov 23	Nov 19	Nov 18	—	—	—	—	—	Nov 17	—
	Nov 24 – Nov 30	Nov 26	Nov 25	—	—	—	—	—	Nov 24	—
	Dec 01 – Dec 07	Dec 03	Dec 02	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 01	—
	Dec 08 – Dec 14	Dec 10	Dec 09	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 08	—
	Dec 15 – Dec 21	Dec 17	Dec 16	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 15	—
	Dec 22 – Dec 28	—	Dec 23	—	—	—	—	—	Dec 22	—
	Dec 29 – Jan 04	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
(All are Saturday dates)

Dates in bold denote re-run; ~~Date~~ denotes airing change to a later date.
Super Friends seasons always began on the second Saturday in September.

Super Friends

Lists of Super Friends episodes

(1973–1974) – Super Friends
(1977–1978) – The All-New Super Friends Hour
(1978–1979) – Challenge of the Super Friends
(1979–1980) – The World's Greatest Super Friends
(1980–1981) – Super Friends – (season one – "A Dangerous Fate")
(1981–1982) – Super Friends – (season two – "Legacy of Super Powers")
(1982–1983) – The Best of the Super Friends – (re-runs)
(1983–1984) – Super Friends – (season three – "The Lost Episodes")
(1984–1985) – Super Friends: The Legendary Super Powers Show
(1985–1986) – The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians

New Gods ◇

1 Yuga Khan ◇
- + Heggra ◇
  - 2 Drax ◇
  - 2 Darkseid ◇
    - + Suli ◇
      - 3 Kalibak ◇
    - + Tigra ◇
      - 3 Orion ◇
        + Bekka ◇
    - + (unknown)
      - 3 Grayven ◇
    - + Myrina ◇
      - 3 Grail ◇

–

1 —
- + —
  - 2 Izaya ◇
    - + Vayla ◇
      - 3 Scott Free ◇
        + Big Barda ◇
        4 Jacob Free ◇
        
        4 N'Vir Free ◇
        
        4 Avia II ◇
        + Zatara ◇

–

Super Friends

Darkseid ◇
Kalibak ◇

–

New Gods (New Earth)

–

New Gods (Prime Earth)

Darkseid's children

Kalibak ◇ – (by Suli ◇)
Orion ◇ – (by Tigra ◇)
Grayven ◇ – (by an unknown mother)
Grail ◇ – (by Myrina ◇)

See also

Grayson girls

—

Thomas Wayne

Martha Wayne

Ra's al Ghul

Melisande

John Grayson

Mary Grayson

Myand'r

Luand'r

(daughter)

—

Dick Grayson (Nightwing)
—
—	Luand'r (Queen)	Maria Panessa (Fenice)	Babs Gordon	—
	Koriand'r (Starfire)	Helena Bertinelli (Huntress)	Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
	Mar'i Grayson (Nightstar)	Elainna Grayson (Batwoman)	Bryce Grayson (Batgirl)
—

Grayson girls (Dick Grayson's daughters)

1 Dick Grayson (Nightwing; formerly Robin)
- ∞ Koriand'r (Starfire) – (non-human Tamaranean)
  - 2 Mar'i Grayson (Nightstar) – (Tamaranian-Human hybrid)
    - ∞ Ibn al Xu'ffasch – – (son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul)
      - 3 (Nightstar daughter) – – (Tamaranian-Human descent)
- ∞ Helena Bertinelli (Huntress) – (not Valerie Bertinelli or Helena Wayne)
  - 2 Elainna Grayson (Batwoman)
- ∞ Barbara Gordon (Batgirl)
  - 2 Bryce Grayson (Batgirl)

Earth-22

Thomas Wayne

Martha Wayne

Ra's al Ghul –

Melisande

John Grayson

Mary Grayson

Myand'r

Luand'r

(son)

Thomas Wayne

Martha Wayne

Ra's al Ghul –

Melisande

John Grayson

Mary Grayson

Myand'r

Luand'r

(daughter)

List of films based on Marvel Comics publications

List of Marvel Cinematic Universe films

Marvel

Era	Year	Phase	Title	MCU	Distributor	Era

0	1998	—	Blade		New Line Cinema	0
	2000	X	X-Men	X-Men	20th Century Fox
	2002	—	Blade II		New Line Cinema
	2002	—	Spider-Man		Columbia Pictures
	2003	—	Daredevil		20th Century Fox
		X	X2	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		—	Hulk		Universal Pictures
	2004	—	The Punisher		Lionsgate Films
		—	Spider-Man 2		Columbia Pictures
		—	Blade: Trinity		New Line Cinema
	2005	—	Elektra		20th Century Fox
	2005	—	Fantastic Four
	2006	X	X-Men: The Last Stand	X-Men
	2007	—	Ghost Rider		Columbia Pictures
		—	Spider-Man 3		Columbia Pictures
		—	Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer		20th Century Fox

The Infinity Saga

1	2008	1	Iron Man		Paramount Pictures	1
		1	The Incredible Hulk		Universal Pictures
		—	Punisher: War Zone		Lionsgate Films
	2009	X	X-Men Origins: Wolverine	X-Men	20th Century Fox
	2010	1	Iron Man 2		Paramount Pictures
	2011	1	Thor		Paramount Pictures
		X	X-Men: First Class	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		1	Captain America: The First Avenger		Paramount Pictures
		—	Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance		Columbia Pictures
	2012	1	The Avengers		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2012	—	The Amazing Spider-Man		Columbia Pictures

2	2013	2	Iron Man 3		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	2
		X	The Wolverine	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		2	Thor: The Dark World		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2014	2	Captain America: The Winter Soldier		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		—	The Amazing Spider-Man 2		Columbia Pictures
		X	X-Men: Days of Future Past	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		2	Guardians of the Galaxy		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2015	2	Avengers: Age of Ultron
		2	Ant-Man
		—	Fantastic Four		20th Century Fox

3	2016	X	Deadpool	X-Men	20th Century Fox	3
		3	Captain America: Civil War		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		X	X-Men: Apocalypse	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Doctor Strange		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2017	X	Logan	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		3	Spider-Man: Homecoming		Sony Pictures
		3	Thor: Ragnarok		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2018	3	Black Panther
		3	Avengers: Infinity War
		X	Deadpool 2	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Ant-Man and the Wasp		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		Y	Venom 1: Venom	SSU	Sony Pictures
	2019	3	Captain Marvel		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		3	Avengers: Endgame		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		X	Dark Phoenix	X-Men	20th Century Fox
		3	Spider-Man: Far From Home		Sony Pictures
	2020	X	The New Mutants	X-Men	20th Century Fox

The Multiverse Saga

4	2021	4	Black Widow		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	4
		4	Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		Y	Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage	SSU	Sony Pictures
		4	Eternals		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		4	Spider-Man: No Way Home		Sony Pictures
	2022	Y	Morbius	SSU	Sony Pictures
		4	Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		4	Thor: Love and Thunder
		4	Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

5	2023	5	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	5
		5	Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
		5	The Marvels
	2024	Y	Madame Web	SSU	Sony Pictures
		5	Deadpool & Wolverine		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
		Y	Venom 3: The Last Dance	SSU	Sony Pictures
		Y	Kraven the Hunter	SSU	Sony Pictures
	2025	5	Captain America: Brave New World		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
	2025	5	Thunderbolts*		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

6	2025	6	The Fantastic Four: First Steps		Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures	6
	2025	6	Blade
	2026	6	Avengers: Doomsday
	2027	6	Avengers: Secret Wars

Disney

Spider-Verse

(Animated films)

Spider-Verse
—	Year	Title	—
	2018	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
	2019	Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham
	2023	Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
	2024	The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story
	2024	Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse
	2025	Spider-Women
—

                       Spider-Verse

      2018 – Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
      2019 – Spider-Ham: Caught in a Ham
      2023 – Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
      2024 – The Spider Within: A Spider-Verse Story
      2024 – Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse
      2025 – Spider-Women

List of best-selling books

At least 10 million copies sold

(Pre-1920 English-language books)

Pre-1920 English-language books
—	Title	Author	Language	Publication	Sales	Genre	—
	A Tale of Two Cities	Charles Dickens	English	1859 – (2)	200 million	Historical fiction
	She: A History of Adventure	H. Rider Haggard	English	1887 – (6)	83 million	Adventure fiction
	Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ	Lew Wallace	English	1880 – (4)	50 million	Historical fiction
	Anne of Green Gables	Lucy Maud Montgomery	English	1908 – (9)	50 million	Children's literature
	Black Beauty	Anna Sewell	English	1877 – (3)	50 million	Children's literature
	The Tale of Peter Rabbit	Beatrix Potter	English	1902 – (8)	45 million	Children's literature
	A Message to Garcia	Elbert Hubbard	English	1899 – (7)	40 million	Essay/Literature
	The Wind in the Willows	Kenneth Grahame	English	1908 – (10)	25 million	Children's literature
	Adventures of Huckleberry Finn	Mark Twain	English	1885 – (5)	20 million	Picaresque, Bildungsroman, Robinsonade
	Pride and Prejudice	Jane Austen	English	1813 – (1)	20 million	Classic Regency fiction, Romance
(With at least 10 million copies in sales)

Pride and Prejudice was the best-selling book in English until being overtaken by A Tale of Two Cities.

Newbery / Caldecott

Medal–winning works
—	Newbery	Year	Caldecott	—
	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler	1920	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler
	—	1921	—
	The Story of Mankind	1922	—
	The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle	1923	—
	The Dark Frigate	1924	—
	Tales from Silver Lands	1925	—
	Shen of the Sea	1926	—
	Smoky the Cowhorse	1927	—
	Gay Neck, the Story of a Pigeon	1928	—
	The Trumpeter of Krakow	1929	—
	Hitty, Her First Hundred Years	1930	—
	The Cat Who Went to Heaven	1931	—
	Waterless Mountain	1932	—
	Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze	1933	—
	Invincible Louisa	1934	—
	Dobry	1935	—
	Caddie Woodlawn	1936	—
	Roller Skates	1937	—
	The White Stag	1938	Animals of the Bible
	Thimble Summer	1939	Mei Li
	Daniel Boone	1940	Abraham Lincoln
	Call It Courage	1941	They Were Strong and Good
	The Matchlock Gun	1942	Make Way for Ducklings
	Adam of the Road	1943	The Little House
	Johnny Tremain	1944	Many Moons
	Rabbit Hill	1945	Prayer for a Child
	Strawberry Girl	1946	The Rooster Crows
	Miss Hickory	1947	The Little Island
	The Twenty-One Balloons	1948	White Snow, Bright Snow
	King of the Wind	1949	The Big Snow
	The Door in the Wall	1950	Song of the Swallows
	Amos Fortune, Free Man	1951	The Egg Tree
	Ginger Pye	1952	Finders Keepers
	Secret of the Andes	1953	The Biggest Bear
	...And Now Miguel	1954	Madeline's Rescue
	The Wheel on the School	1955	Cinderella, or the Little Glass Slipper
	Carry On, Mr. Bowditch	1956	Frog Went A-Courtin'
	Miracles on Maple Hill	1957	A Tree Is Nice
	Rifles for Watie	1958	Time of Wonder
	The Witch of Blackbird Pond	1959	Chanticleer and the Fox
	Onion John	1960	Nine Days to Christmas
	Island of the Blue Dolphins	1961	Baboushka and the Three Kings
	The Bronze Bow	1962	Once a Mouse
	A Wrinkle in Time	1963	The Snowy Day
	It's Like This, Cat	1964	Where the Wild Things Are
	Shadow of a Bull	1965	May I Bring a Friend?
	I, Juan de Pareja	1966	Always Room for One More
	Up a Road Slowly	1967	Sam, Bangs & Moonshine
	From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler	1968	Drummer Hoff
	The High King	1969	The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship
	Sounder	1970	Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
	Summer of the Swans	1971	A Story, a Story
	Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH	1972	One Fine Day
	Julie of the Wolves	1973	The Funny Little Woman
	The Slave Dancer	1974	Duffy and the Devil
	M. C. Higgins, the Great	1975	Arrow to the Sun
	The Grey King	1976	Why Mosquitoes Buzz in People's Ears
	Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry	1977	Ashanti to Zulu
	Bridge to Terabithia	1978	Noah's Ark
	The Westing Game	1979	The Girl Who Loved Wild Horses
	A Gathering of Days	1980	Ox-Cart Man
	Jacob Have I Loved	1981	Fables
	A Visit to William Blake's Inn	1982	Jumanji
Dicey's Song	1983	Shadow
Dear Mr. Henshaw	1984	The Glorious Flight
The Hero and the Crown	1985	Saint George and the Dragon
Sarah, Plain and Tall	1986	The Polar Express
The Whipping Boy	1987	Hey, Al
Lincoln	1988	Owl Moon
Joyful Noise	1989	Song and Dance Man
Number the Stars	1990	Lon Po Po
Maniac Magee	1991	Black and White
Shiloh	1992	Tuesday
Missing May	1993	Mirette on the High Wire
The Giver	1994	Grandfather's Journey
Walk Two Moons	1995	Smoky Night
The Midwife's Apprentice	1996	Officer Buckle and Gloria
The View from Saturday	1997	Golem
Out of the Dust	1998	Rapunzel
Holes	1999	Snowflake Bentley
Bud, Not Buddy	2000	Joseph Had a Little Overcoat
A Year Down Yonder	2001	So You Want to Be President?
A Single Shard	2002	The Three Pigs
Crispin	2003	My Friend Rabbit
The Tale of Despereaux	2004	The Man Who Walked Between the Towers
Kira-Kira	2005	Kitten's First Full Moon
Criss Cross	2006	The Hello, Goodbye Window
The Higher Power of Lucky	2007	Flotsam
Good Masters! Sweet Ladies!	2008	The Invention of Hugo Cabret
The Graveyard Book	2009	The House in the Night
When You Reach Me	2010	The Lion & the Mouse
Moon Over Manifest	2011	A Sick Day for Amos McGee
Dead End in Norvelt	2012	A Ball for Daisy
The One and Only Ivan	2013	This is Not My Hat
Flora & Ulysses	2014	Locomotive
The Crossover	2015	The Adventures of Beekle
Last Stop on Market Street	2016	Finding Winnie
The Girl Who Drank the Moon	2017	Radiant Child
Hello, Universe	2018	Wolf in the Snow
Merci Suárez Changes Gears	2019	Hello Lighthouse
New Kid	2020	The Undefeated
When You Trap a Tiger	2021	We Are Water Protectors
The Last Cuentista	2022	Watercress
Freewater	2023	Hot Dog
The Eyes and the Impossible	2024	Big
The First State of Being	2025	Chooch Helped
(Newbery)	§ / §	(Caldecott)
—

Near-misses

Near-misses by authors and illustrators with two medals and one honor (i.e. the near-miss)
—	Newbery	Year	Caldecott	—
	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	Jennifer and Me	1968	—
	—	1977	The Contest
	The Great Gilly Hopkins	1979	—
	—	1980	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	The Sign of the Beaver	1984	—
	—	1994	Yo! Yes?
	Because of Winn-Dixie	2001	—
	The Garden of Abdul Gasazi
	(Newbery)	§ / §	(Caldecott)
—

Beverly Cleary

Huggins & Quimby series
—	Year	Title	Book series		—
	Year	Title	Huggins	Quimby
	1950	Henry Huggins
	1952	Henry and Beezus
	1954	Henry and Ribsy
	1955	Beezus and Ramona
	1957	Henry and the Paper Route
	1962	Henry and the Clubhouse
	1964	Ribsy
	1968	Ramona the Pest
	1975	Ramona the Brave
	1977	Ramona and Her Father
	1979	Ramona and Her Mother
	1981	Ramona Quimby, Age 8
	1984	Ramona Forever
	1984	The Ramona Quimby Diary
	1999	Ramona's World
(All books originally published by Morrow.)

Ramona series spun-off from Henry series.

Mick Herron

Slow Horses

Slough House

Slow Horses
—	Book		Show		—
	2010	Slow Horses	Series 1	Apr 2022
	2013	Dead Lions	Series 2	Dec 2022
	2016	Real Tigers	Series 3	Dec 2023
	2017	Spook Street	Series 4	Sep 2024
	2018	London Rules	Series 5
	2019	Joe Country	Series 6
	2021	Slough House	Series 7
	2022	Bad Actors	Series 8
	2025	Clown Town	Series 9
	Slough House		Slow Horses
(by Mick Herron)

Standing by the Wall (2022 collection)^{[Note 1]}

Note

^
Slough House novellas
- The List (2015)
- The Drop (2018)
- The Catch (2020)
- The Last Dead Letter (2020)
- Standing by the Wall (2022)

Slough House series

Slow Horses (2010)
Dead Lions (2013)
The List (2015 novella)
Real Tigers (2016)
Spook Street (2017)
London Rules (2018)
The Drop (2018 novella)
Joe Country (2019)
The Catch (2020 novella)
The Last Dead Letter (2020 novella; originally collected in Dolphin Junction)
Slough House (2021)
Bad Actors (2022)
Standing by the Wall (2022 novella)
Standing by the Wall (2022 novella collection)
Clown Town (2025)

Zoë Boehm

→ "Proof of Love" – (originally collected in All the Livelong Day, then re-collected in Dolphin Junction)

→ "Mirror Images" – (originally collected in All the Livelong Day, then re-collected in Dolphin Junction)

→ "The Other Half" – (originally collected in Dolphin Junction)

Down Cemetery Road (2003) → Down Cemetery Road (2024 TV adaptation)

The Last Voice You Hear (2004)

Why We Die (2006)

→ "What We Do" – (originally collected in Dolphin Junction)

Smoke and Whispers (2009)

Caroline Graham

Works

Chief Inspector Barnaby series novels – (unless otherwise indicated)

(1982) – Fire Dance – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1984) – The Envy of the Stranger – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1987) – The Killings at Badger's Drift
(1989) – Death of a Hollow Man
(1990) – Murder at Madingley Grange – (non-Barnaby series novel)
(1992) – Death in Disguise
(1994) – Written in Blood
(1996) – Faithful unto Death
(1999) – A Place of Safety
(2004) – A Ghost in the Machine

Midsomer Murders
—	Character – (Actor)	Seasons																									—
	Character – (Actor)	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20	21	22	23	24	25
	DCI Tom Barnaby – (John Nettles)	Main
	DCI John Barnaby – (Neil Dudgeon)														Main
	Joyce Barnaby – (Jane Wymark)	Main
	Sarah Barnaby – (Fiona Dolman)														Main
	DS Gavin Troy – (Daniel Casey)	Main
	DS Dan Scott – (John Hopkins)							Main
	DS Ben Jones – (Jason Hughes)									Main
	DS Charlie Nelson – (Gwilym Lee)																Main
	DS Jamie Winter – (Nick Hendrix)																			Main
	Dr George Bullard – (Barry Jackson)	Main
	Dr Dan Peterson – (Toby Jones)			—
	Dr George Bullard – (Barry Jackson)				Main
	Dr Kate Wilding – (Tamzin Malleson)															Main
	Dr Kam Karimore – (Manjinder Virk)																		Main
	Dr Fleur Perkins – (Annette Badland)																				Main
—

Laura Simmons as Cully Barnaby – (daughter of Tom and Joyce)
Isabel Shaw as Betty Barnaby – (daughter of John and Sarah)

Robert Thorogood

Works

Death in Paradise

(2015) – A Meditation on Murder
(2016) – The Killing of Polly Carter
(2017) – Death Knocks Twice
(2018) – Murder in the Caribbean

The Marlow Murder Club

(2021) – The Marlow Murder Club
(2022) – Death Comes to Marlow
(2024) – The Queen of Poisons

Death in Paradise
—	Character – (Actor)	Seasons															—
	Character – (Actor)	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15
	DI Richard Poole – (Ben Miller)	Main
	DI Humphrey Goodman – (Kris Marshall)			Main
	DI Jack Mooney – (Ardal O'Hanlon)						Main
	DI Neville Parker – (Ralf Little)									Main
	DI Mervin Wilson – (Don Gilet)														Main
	DS Camille Bordey – (Sara Martins)	Main
	DS Florence Cassell – (Joséphine Jobert)				Main						Main
	DS Madeleine Dumas – (Aude Legastelois-Bidé)								Main
	DS Naomi Thomas – (Shantol Jackson)											Main
—

Setting

Saint Marie

(Not to be confused with Sault Ste. Marie, ON / Sault Ste. Marie, MI)

CA / US twin cities

/
—	CA	Twin cities	US	—
	ON	Sault Ste. Marie	MI
	ON	Niagara Falls	NY
—

· See also ·

Ancient Greece

Classical antiquity

~

Atreid dynasty

male / female

~

Atreus family tree

Lineage
1	Uranus ∞ Gaia
2	Cronus ∞ Rhea
3	Zeus ∞ Pluto
4	Tantalus ∞ Dione
5	Pelops ∞ Hippodamia
6	Atreus ∞ Aerope
7	Agamemnon ∞ Clytemnestra
8	Orestes ∞ Hermione
9	Tisamenus

Greek tragedy

32 tragedies total

Aeschylus

7 tragedies

The Persians
Seven Against Thebes
Suppliants
Oresteia (trilogy)
- Agamemnon
- Choephoroi
- Furies
Prometheus Bound

Sophocles

7 tragedies, + 1 satyr play (Ichneutae)

Euripides

18 tragedies, + 1 satyr (Cyclops)

Roman tragedy

10 tragedies total

Seneca

10 tragedies

Shakespearean tragedy

c. 1593	Titus Andronicus
c. 1595	Romeo and Juliet
c. 1600	Julius Caesar
c. 1601	Hamlet
c. 1602	Troilus and Cressida
c. 1605	Othello
c. 1606	King Lear
c. 1606	Macbeth
c. 1607	Antony and Cleopatra
c. 1608	Timon of Athens
c. 1608	Coriolanus
c. 1609	Cymbeline

Screen adaptations

—
—			—
	Titus Andronicus
	–	(none)

	Romeo and Juliet
	1968	Romeo and Juliet

	Julius Caesar
	1970	Julius Caesar

	Hamlet
	1969	Hamlet

	Troilus and Cressida
	–	(none)

	Othello
	1965	Othello

	King Lear
	1971	King Lear

	Macbeth
	1971	Macbeth

	Antony and Cleopatra
	1972	Antony and Cleopatra

	Timon of Athens
	–	(none)

	Coriolanus
	–	(none)

	Cymbeline
	–	(none)

—

Cinematic features

1965	Othello
1968	Romeo and Juliet
1969	Hamlet
1970	Julius Caesar
1971	King Lear
1971	Macbeth
1972	Antony and Cleopatra

Same-sames

Year	Film	Director	Producer	Star
1965	Othello	Stuart Burge	John Brabourne – (BHE Films) – Anthony Havelock-Allan	Laurence Olivier
1968	Romeo and Juliet	Franco Zeffirelli	John Brabourne – (BHE Films) – Anthony Havelock-Allan	Leonard Whiting and Olivia Hussey
1970	Julius Caesar	Stuart Burge	Peter Snell	Charlton Heston as Mark Antony
1972	Antony and Cleopatra	Charlton Heston	Peter Snell	Charlton Heston as Mark Antony

BBC Television Shakespeare

Season	Year	Title	Producer
1	1978–1979	Romeo and Juliet	Cedric Messina
1	1978–1979	Julius Caesar
2	1979–1980	Hamlet
3	1980–1981	Timon of Athens	Jonathan Miller
3	1980–1981	Antony and Cleopatra
4	1981–1982	Othello
4	1981–1982	Troilus and Cressida
5	1982–1983	King Lear	Shaun Sutton
6	1983–1984	Cymbeline
		Macbeth
		Coriolanus
7	1984–1985	Titus Andronicus

(Year indicates original
year of BBC2 airing.)

Mel Gibson

Pre–Icon / just acting

Mel Gibson
Year	Title	Role
1977	Summer City	Scallop
1979	Mad Max	Max Rockatansky
1979	Tim	Tim
1980	The Chain Reaction	Mechanic
1981	Attack Force Z	Paul Kelly
	Gallipoli	Frank Dunne
	Mad Max 2	Max Rockatansky
1982	The Year of Living Dangerously	Guy Hamilton
1984	The Bounty	Fletcher Christian
	The River	Tom Garvey
	Mrs. Soffel	Ed Biddle
1985	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome	Max Rockatansky
1987	Lethal Weapon	Martin Riggs
1988	Tequila Sunrise	Dale McKussic
1989	Lethal Weapon 2	Martin Riggs
1990	Bird on a Wire	Rick Jarmin
1990	Air America	Gene Ryack
Pre–Hamlet films

More than just acting

Year	Title	Actor	Director	Writer	Producer
1992	Forever Young	Yes	No	No	Yes
1993	The Man Without a Face	Yes	Yes	No	No
1995	Braveheart	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
1997	One Eight Seven	No	No	No	Yes
2003	The Singing Detective	Yes	No	No	Yes
2004	The Passion of the Christ	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
2004	Paparazzi	Yes	No	No	Yes
2005	Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man	No	No	No	Yes
2006	Apocalypto	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
2012	Get the Gringo	Yes	No	Yes	Yes
2014	Stonehearst Asylum	No	No	No	Yes
2016	Hacksaw Ridge	No	Yes	No	No
2018	Air Strike	No	No	No	Yes
2019	The Professor and the Madman	Yes	No	No	Yes
2022	On the Line	Yes	No	No	Yes
2023	Sound of Freedom	No	No	No	Yes
2025	Flight Risk	No	Yes	No	Yes
TBD †	The Resurrection of the Christ †	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
TBD †	The Resurrection of the Christ – Chapter II †	No	Yes	Yes	Yes
TBD †	Lethal Finale †	Yes	Yes	No	No

All pre-2017 films produced with Bruce Davey.

Maccabees project

Books of the Maccabees / Maccabees

Franchise appearances

—
—	Year	Title	MM	LW	—
	1979	Mad Max
	1981	Mad Max 2
	1985	Mad Max 3
	1987	Lethal Weapon
	1989	Lethal Weapon 2
	1992	Lethal Weapon 3
	1998	Lethal Weapon 4
	TBD †	Lethal Weapon 5 †
			Max	Martin
—

Fred Astaire

Fred Astaire chronology of performances
—	—	Date	Title	Adele	Fred	Ginger	Ref.	—
	Broadway	Nov 28, 1917	Over the Top				^[1]
		Jul 25, 1918	The Passing Show of 1918				^[2]
		Oct 07, 1919	Apple Blossoms				^[3]
		Oct 04, 1921	The Love Letter				^[4]
		Feb 21, 1922	For Goodness Sake				^[5]
		Nov 28, 1922	The Bunch and Judy				^[6]
		Dec 01, 1924	Lady, Be Good!				^[7]
		Sep 22, 1925	Sunny				^[8]
		Nov 22, 1927	Funny Face				^[9]
		Nov 18, 1930	Smiles				^[10]
		Jun 03, 1931	The Band Wagon				^[11]
		Nov 29, 1932	Gay Divorce				^[12]
	RKO	Dec 20, 1933	Flying Down to Rio				^[13]
		Oct 03, 1934	The Gay Divorcee				^[14]
		Feb 12, 1935	Roberta				^[15]
		Aug 16, 1935	Top Hat				^[16]
		Feb 19, 1936	Follow the Fleet				^[17]
		Aug 26, 1936	Swing Time				^[18]
		Apr 30, 1937	Shall We Dance				^[19]
		Nov 20, 1937	A Damsel in Distress				^[20]
		Aug 30, 1938	Carefree				^[21]
		Mar 31, 1939	The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle				^[22]
		Jul 13, 1943	The Sky's the Limit				^[23]
	MGM	May 04, 1949	The Barkleys of Broadway				^[24]
See also → Ginger Rogers filmography

Adele Astaire at the Internet Broadway Database
Adele Astaire at IMDb

Fred Astaire at the Internet Broadway Database
Fred Astaire at IMDb

Ginger Rogers at the Internet Broadway Database
Ginger Rogers at IMDb

References

^ Over the Top at the Internet Broadway Database
^ The Passing Show of 1918 at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Apple Blossoms at the Internet Broadway Database
^ The Love Letter at the Internet Broadway Database
^ For Goodness Sake at the Internet Broadway Database
^ The Bunch and Judy at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Lady, Be Good! at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Sunny at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Funny Face at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Smiles at the Internet Broadway Database
^ The Band Wagon at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Gay Divorce at the Internet Broadway Database
^ Flying Down to Rio at IMDb
^ The Gay Divorcee at IMDb
^ Roberta at IMDb
^ Top Hat at IMDb
^ Follow the Fleet at IMDb
^ Swing Time at IMDb
^ Shall We Dance at IMDb
^ A Damsel in Distress at IMDb
^ Carefree at IMDb
^ The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle at IMDb
^ The Sky's the Limit at IMDb
^ The Barkleys of Broadway at IMDb

Fred Astaire chronology of performances

Date	Title
Broadway shows (all with Adele Astaire except for two.)
Nov 28, 1917	Over the Top
Feb 02, 1918	Over the Top
Jul 25, 1918	The Passing Show of 1918
Nov 09, 1918	The Passing Show of 1918
Oct 07, 1919	Apple Blossoms
Apr 24, 1920	Apple Blossoms
Oct 04, 1921	The Love Letter
Oct 29, 1921	The Love Letter
Feb 21, 1922	For Goodness Sake
May 20, 1922	For Goodness Sake
Nov 28, 1922	The Bunch and Judy
Jan 20, 1923	The Bunch and Judy
Dec 01, 1924	Lady, Be Good!
Sep 12, 1925	Lady, Be Good!
Sep 22, 1925	Sunny – (non-Adele Astaire)
Dec 11, 1926	Sunny – (non-Adele Astaire)
Nov 22, 1927	Funny Face
Jun 23, 1928	Funny Face
Nov 18, 1930	Smiles
Jan 10, 1931	Smiles
Jun 03, 1931	The Band Wagon
Jan 16, 1932	The Band Wagon
Nov 29, 1932	Gay Divorce – (non-Adele Astaire)
Jul 01, 1933	Gay Divorce – (non-Adele Astaire)
All 11 RKO releases (and one MGM release)
Dec 20, 1933	Flying Down to Rio
Oct 03, 1934	The Gay Divorcee
Feb 12, 1935	Roberta
Aug 16, 1935	Top Hat
Feb 19, 1936	Follow the Fleet
Aug 26, 1936	Swing Time
Apr 30, 1937	Shall We Dance
Nov 20, 1937	A Damsel in Distress – (non-Ginger Rogers)
Aug 30, 1938	Carefree
Mar 31, 1939	The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle
Jul 13, 1943	The Sky's the Limit – (non-Ginger Rogers)
Ginger Rogers also appeared with Astaire in one MGM release:
May 04, 1949	The Barkleys of Broadway
See also → Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers

Daphne du Maurier

Novels

The Loving Spirit (1931)
I'll Never Be Young Again (1932)
The Progress of Julius (1933)
Jamaica Inn (1936)
Rebecca (1938)
Frenchman's Creek (1941)
Hungry Hill (1943)
The King's General (1946)
The Parasites (1949)
My Cousin Rachel (1951)
Mary Anne (1954)
The Scapegoat (1957)
Castle Dor (1961)
The Glass-Blowers (1963)
The Flight of the Falcon (1965)
The House on the Strand (1969)
Rule Britannia (1972)

— "Last night, I dreamt I went to Manderley again."
— "Last night, I didn't get to sleep at all (no, no)."

Filmography

Jamaica Inn (1939)
Rebecca (1940)
Frenchman's Creek (1944)
The Years Between (1946)
Hungry Hill (1947)
My Cousin Rachel (1952)
The Scapegoat (1959)
The Birds (1963)
Don't Look Now (1973)
Rebecca (1979)
My Cousin Rachel (1983)
Jamaica Inn (1983)
The Birds II: Land's End (1994)
The Lifeforce Experiment (1994)
Rebecca (1997)
Frenchman's Creek (1998)
The Scapegoat (2012)
Jamaica Inn (2014)
My Cousin Rachel (2017)
Rebecca (2020)

Adaptations of works by Daphne du Maurier
—	Year	Film / miniseries adaptation	Basis	—
	1939	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1940	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1944	Frenchman's Creek	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	1946	The Years Between	The Years Between (play) (1945)
	1947	Hungry Hill	Hungry Hill (1943)
	1952	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1959	The Scapegoat	The Scapegoat (1957)
	1963	The Birds	"The Birds" (story) // (The Apple Tree) (1952)
	1973	Don't Look Now	"Don't Look Now" (story) // (Not After Midnight, and Other Stories) (1971)
	1979	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1983	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1983	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1994	The Birds II: Land's End	"The Birds" (story) // (The Apple Tree) (1952)
	1994	The Lifeforce Experiment	"The Breakthrough" (story) // (Not After Midnight, and Other Stories) (1971)
	1997	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
	1998	Frenchman's Creek	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	2012	The Scapegoat	The Scapegoat (1957)
	2014	Jamaica Inn	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	2017	My Cousin Rachel	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	2020	Rebecca	Rebecca (1938)
—

The Daphne du Maurier Collection

Daphne du Maurier
—	Novel	Film	—
	Jamaica Inn (1936)	Jamaica Inn (1939)
	Rebecca (1938)	Rebecca (1940)
	Frenchman's Creek (1941)	Frenchman's Creek (1944)
	Hungry Hill (1943)	Hungry Hill (1947)
	My Cousin Rachel (1951)	My Cousin Rachel (1952)
	The Scapegoat (1957)	The Scapegoat (1959)
—

Daphne du Maurier
—	Year	Film	Director	Producer	Basis	—
	1939	Jamaica Inn	Alfred Hitchcock	E. Pommer and C. Laughton	Jamaica Inn (1936)
	1940	Rebecca	Alfred Hitchcock	David O. Selznick	Rebecca (1938)
	1944	Frenchman's Creek	Mitchell Leisen	Buddy G. DeSylva	Frenchman's Creek (1941)
	1947	Hungry Hill	Brian Desmond Hurst	William Sistrom	Hungry Hill (1943)
	1952	My Cousin Rachel	Henry Koster	Nunnally Johnson	My Cousin Rachel (1951)
	1959	The Scapegoat	Robert Hamer	Michael Balcon	The Scapegoat (1957)
—

—
→								→
	Brontë sisters		Daphne du Maurier		Alfred Hitchcock		Wyler / Stevenson

	Wuthering Heights (1847)	→	Jamaica Inn (1936)	→	Jamaica Inn (1939)	→	Wuthering Heights (1939)

	Jane Eyre (1847)	→	Rebecca (1938)	→	Rebecca (1940)	→	Jane Eyre (1943)

—

Similarities vs. plagiarism

(1936) – Jamaica Inn

(1847) – Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Film adaptations

(1939) – Jamaica Inn film by Alfred Hitchcock

See also

(1750) – Jamaica Inn, real-life setting

(1938) – Rebecca

(1847) – Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë
(1893) – Encarnação by José de Alencar
(1934) – A Sucessora by Carolina Nabuco – (1978 telenovela by Manoel Carlos)

Film adaptations

(1940) – Rebecca original film by Alfred Hitchcock
(2020) – Rebecca remake film by Ben Wheatley

Musical adaptations

(2006) – Rebecca musical by Michael Kunze & Sylvester Levay

(1952) – "The Birds" – (The Apple Tree)

(1936) – The Birds by Frank Baker

Film adaptations

(1963) – The Birds film by Alfred Hitchcock

Daphne du Maurier

All original (and definitive) film adaptations by Alfred Hitchcock.

(1939) – Jamaica Inn
(1940) – Rebecca
(1963) – The Birds

Brontë sisters

Definitive film versions

(1939) – Wuthering Heights film by William Wyler
(1943) – Jane Eyre film by Robert Stevenson

Brontë sisters

Poems by Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell (1846) – Brontë sisters
Jane Eyre (1847) – Charlotte
Wuthering Heights (1847) – Emily
Agnes Grey (1847) – Anne
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall (1848) – Anne
Shirley (1849) – Charlotte
Villette (1853) – Charlotte
The Professor (1857) – Charlotte
The Life of Charlotte Brontë (1857) – Elizabeth Gaskell
Emma (1860) – (unfinished) – Charlotte
~ (Not to be confused with Emma (1815) by Jane Austen)

Thrushcross Grange

(circa 1803)

[Frances' father]

(d. 17--)

[Frances' mother]

(d. 17--)

Mr Earnshaw

(d. 1775)

[Mrs Earnshaw]

(d. 1773)

Mr Earnshaw

(d. 1775)

[Mrs Earnshaw]

(d. 1773)

Mr Linton

(d. 1780)

[Mrs Linton]

(d. 1780)

(d. 1778)

(d. 1784)

(d. 1784)

(d. 1801)

(living)

(living)

[Edgar] Earnshaw

(placeholder)

Template:Brontë sisters

—
—	Year	Brontë brother	Brontë sisters			Title	—
	Year	Branwell	Charlotte ^	Emily ^	Anne ^	Title
	1944	—	Molly Lamont	Lynne Roberts	Heather Angel	Three Sisters of the Moors
	1946	Arthur Kennedy	Olivia de Havilland	Ida Lupino	Nancy Coleman	Devotion
	1979	Pascal Greggory	Marie-France Pisier	Isabelle Adjani	Isabelle Huppert	Les Sœurs Brontë
	2005	Matthew Thomas	Fenella Woolgar	Diane Beck	Catherine Cusack	Brontë (play)
	2022	Fionn Whitehead	Alexandra Dowling	Emma Mackey	Amelia Gething	Emily
—

Note: Does not include television.

Patrick

(17 Mar 1777 – 07 Jun 1861)

Maria

(15 Apr 1783 – 15 Sep 1821)

Maria

(23 Apr 1814 – 06 May 1825)

Elizabeth

(08 Feb 1815 – 15 Jun 1825)

Branwell

(26 Jun 1817 – 24 Sep 1848)

Emily

(30 Jul 1818 – 19 Dec 1848)

Anne

(17 Jan 1820 – 28 May 1849)

Charlotte

(21 Apr 1816 – 31 Mar 1855)

Arthur Bell Nicholls

(06 Jan 1819 – 02 Dec 1906)

Mary Anna Bell

(09 Sep 1831 – 27 Feb 1915)

(unborn child)

(d. 31 Mar 1855)

W. Somerset Maugham

Novels by W. Somerset Maugham
—
—	Year	Title	—
	1902	Mrs Craddock
	1904	The Merry-Go-Round
	1908	The Explorer
	1908	The Magician
	1919	The Moon and Sixpence
	1925	The Painted Veil
	1930	Cakes and Ale
	1932	The Narrow Corner
	1937	Theatre
	1939	Christmas Holiday
	1941	Up at the Villa
	1944	The Razor's Edge
	1946	Then and Now
	1948	Catalina
—

(Heinemann-published novels only)

Film adaptations

1984: The Razor's Edge
2000: Up at the Villa
2004: Being Julia – (based on Theatre)
2006: The Painted Veil

Margaret Atwood

Margaret Atwood
—	Year	Title	Novel	Short	—
	1969	The Edible Woman	Yes
	1972	Surfacing	Yes
	1976	Lady Oracle	Yes
	1977	Dancing Girls		Yes
	1979	Life Before Man	Yes
	1981	Bodily Harm	Yes
	1983	Murder in the Dark		Yes
	1983	Bluebeard's Egg		Yes
	1985	The Handmaid's Tale	Yes
	1988	Cat's Eye	Yes
	1991	Wilderness Tips		Yes
	1992	Good Bones		Yes
	1993	The Robber Bride	Yes
	1994	Good Bones and Simple Murders		Yes
	1996	The Labrador Fiasco		Yes
	1996	Alias Grace	Yes
	2000	The Blind Assassin	Yes
	2003	Oryx and Crake	Yes
	2005	The Penelopiad	Yes
	2006	The Tent		Yes
	2006	Moral Disorder		Yes
	2009	The Year of the Flood	Yes
	2013	MaddAddam	Yes
	2014	Stone Mattress		Yes
	2015	The Heart Goes Last	Yes
	2016	Hag-Seed	Yes
	2019	The Testaments	Yes
	2023	Old Babes in the Wood		Yes
—

Kevin Sullivan

Screen adaptations

—
Year	Title	Notes	Ref.
1985	Anne of Green Gables	Sullivan Entertainment	^[1]
1987	Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel	Sullivan Entertainment	^[2]
1989	Lantern Hill	Sullivan Entertainment – non-Anne TV film	^[3]
1990	Road to Avonlea	Sullivan Entertainment – TV series	^[4]
1998	Emily of New Moon	~non-Sullivan TV series~	^[5]
1998	An Avonlea Christmas	Sullivan Entertainment – TV film	^[6]
2000	Anne of Green Gables: The Continuing Story	Sullivan Entertainment	^[7]
2001	Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series	Sullivan Entertainment – [A]	^[8]
2005	Anne: Journey to Green Gables	Sullivan Entertainment – [A] – (Direct-to-video)	^[9]
2008	Anne of Green Gables: A New Beginning	Sullivan Entertainment	^[10]
—

References

External links

Lucy Maud Montgomery at IMDb

Anne's family

1 Walter Shirley
- + Bertha Willis
  - 2 Anne Shirley
    - + Gilbert Blythe
      - 3 Joyce Blythe (daughter)
      - 3 Jem Blythe (son)
        + Faith Meredith
        4 Jem Blythe Jr.
        
        4 Walter Blythe
        
        4 Anne Blythe
      - 3 Walter Blythe (son)
        + Una Meredith
      - 3 Nan Blythe (twin daughter)
        + Jerry Meredith
        4 Di Meredith
      - 3 Diana Blythe (twin daughter)
      - 3 Shirley Blythe (son)
      - 3 Rilla Blythe (daughter)
        + Kenneth Ford
        4 Gilbert Ford
        
        4 Rilla Ford

Avonlea's King family

1 Heziah King
- + Mrs. King
  - 2 Hetty King
  - 2 Alec King
    - + Janet Ward
      - 3 Felicity King
        + Gus Pike
      - 3 Felix King
        + Izzy Pettibone
      - 3 Cecily King
      - 3 Daniel King
  - 2 Roger King
    - + Andrew's mother
      - 3 Andrew King
  - 2 Ruth King
    - + Blair Stanley
      - 3 Sara Stanley
  - 2 Olivia King
    - + Jasper Dale
      - 3 Montgomery Dale

Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker «with» Proft

Yes	denotes D. Z. and P. P. collaboration

Year	Title	Zucker, Abrahams and Zucker			P. P.
Year	Title	D. Z.	J. A.	J. Z.	P. P.
1980	Airplane!	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
1982	Airplane II: The Sequel	No	No	No	No
1984	Police Academy	No	No	No	Yes
	Top Secret!	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
	Bachelor Party	No	No	No	Yes
1985	Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment	No	No	No	No
	Moving Violations	No	No	No	Yes
	Real Genius	No	No	No	Yes
1986	Police Academy 3: Back in Training	No	No	No	No
1986	Ruthless People	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
1987	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol	No	No	No	No
1988	Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach	No	No	No	No
	Big Business	No	Yes	No	No
	Lucky Stiff	No	No	No	Yes
	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
1989	Police Academy 6: City Under Siege	No	No	No	No
1990	Cry-Baby	No	Yes	No	No
	Ghost	No	No	Yes	No
	Welcome Home, Roxy Carmichael	No	Yes	No	No
1991	The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear	Yes	No	No	Yes
1991	Hot Shots!	No	Yes	No	Yes
1992	Brain Donors	No	No	No	Yes
1993	Hot Shots! Part Deux	No	Yes	No	Yes
1993	My Life	No	No	Yes	No
1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult	Yes	No	No	Yes
1994	Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow	No	No	No	No
1995	First Knight	No	No	Yes	No
1995	A Walk in the Clouds	Yes	No	Yes	No
1996	High School High	Yes	No	No	Yes
1997	My Best Friend's Wedding	No	No	Yes	No
1997	Mr. Magoo	No	No	No	Yes
1998	Mafia!	No	Yes	No	No
	BASEketball	Yes	No	No	No
	Wrongfully Accused	No	No	No	Yes
2000	Scary Movie	No	No	No	No
2001	Scary Movie 2	No	No	No	No
2001	Rat Race	No	No	Yes	No
2002	Unconditional Love	No	No	Yes	No
2003	Phone Booth	Yes	No	No	No
	My Boss's Daughter	Yes	No	No	No
	Scary Movie 3	Yes	No	No	Yes
2006	Scary Movie 4	Yes	Yes	No	Yes
2008	Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation	No	No	No	Yes
	Superhero Movie	Yes	No	No	No
	The Onion Movie	Yes	No	No	No
	Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out?	No	No	No	Yes
	An American Carol	Yes	No	No	No
2010	Fair Game	No	No	Yes	No
2011	Friends with Benefits	No	No	Yes	No
2012	Mental	No	No	Yes	No
2013	Scary Movie 5	Yes	No	No	Yes
2014	Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?	No	No	No	No
2025	The Naked Gun 4+1⁄4: Law of Toughness	No	No	No	No
2026	Scary Movie 6	No	No	No	No
20—	1000 Miles	No	No	Yes	No
20—	Spaghetti Versus Noodle	Yes	No	No	No
20—	Star of Malta	Yes	No	No	Yes
20—	Police Academy 8	No	No	No	Yes

David Zucker and Pat Proft collaborated on three Naked Gun films, three Scary Movie films, and also High School High and Star of Malta.
Jim Abrahams and Pat Proft collaborated on Hot Shots! and Hot Shots! Part Deux, as well as the original Naked Gun film and Scary Movie 4.
Jerry Zucker and Pat Proft collaborated only on the original Naked Gun film.
Aside from ZAZ films, the Zucker brothers collaborated together (without Abrahams) only on A Walk in the Clouds.
Leslie Nielsen appeared in ten films from the above listing.

Leslie Nielsen

Year	Title	Role
1980	Airplane!	● – Dr. Rumack
1988	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!	● – Frank Drebin
1991	The Naked Gun 2+1⁄2: The Smell of Fear	● – Frank Drebin
1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult	● – Frank Drebin
1997	Mr. Magoo	● – Mr. Quincy Magoo
1998	Wrongfully Accused	● – Ryan Harrison
2003	Scary Movie 3	● – President Baxter Harris
2006	Scary Movie 4	● – President Baxter Harris
2008	Superhero Movie	● – Uncle Albert Riker
2008	An American Carol	● – Grampa / Osama Bin Nielsen

Sequels, franchises, film series

—
—	Airplane!	1980	Airplane!	—
	Airplane!	1982	Airplane II: The Sequel
	Police Academy	1984	Police Academy
		1985	Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment
		1986	Police Academy 3: Back in Training
		1987	Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol
		1988	Police Academy 5: Assignment Miami Beach
		1989	Police Academy 6: City Under Siege
		1994	Police Academy 7: Mission to Moscow
		20—	Police Academy 8
	Bachelor Party	1984	Bachelor Party
	Bachelor Party	2008	Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation
	The Naked Gun	1988	The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police Squad!
		1991	The Naked Gun 2½: The Smell of Fear
		1994	Naked Gun 33+1⁄3: The Final Insult
		2025	The Naked Gun 4+1⁄4: Law of Toughness
	Hot Shots!	1991	Hot Shots!
	Hot Shots!	1993	Hot Shots! Part Deux
	Scary Movie	2000	Scary Movie
		2001	Scary Movie 2
		2003	Scary Movie 3
		2006	Scary Movie 4
		2013	Scary Movie 5
		2026	Scary Movie 6
	Mostly Ghostly	2008	Mostly Ghostly: Who Let the Ghosts Out?
	Mostly Ghostly	2014	Mostly Ghostly: Have You Met My Ghoulfriend?
—

Olivia de Havilland and Joan Fontaine

Academy Awards and nominations

Academy Awards and nominations for Best Actress
—	Year	Olivia	Joan	Role	Film	Result	—
	1940			The second Mrs. de Winter	Rebecca	Nominated
	1941			Emmy Brown	Hold Back the Dawn	Nominated
	1941			Lina McLaidlaw Aysgarth	Suspicion	Won
	1942			Prudence Cathaway	This Above All	—
	1943			Tessa Sanger	The Constant Nymph	Nominated
	1946			Miss Josephine "Jody" Norris	To Each His Own	Won
	1948			Virginia Stuart Cunningham	The Snake Pit	Nominated
	1949			Catherine Sloper	The Heiress	Won
	Year	Olivia	Joan	Role	Film	Result
1939 – Olivia was nominated for Best Supporting Actress as Melanie Hamilton in Gone with the Wind.

Alonzo Potter

Elsie Nicholas

Robert Wylie

Belle Mulford

Robert Dozier

Emma Cooper

Lucilla Wylie

Earl Potter

Deborah Dozier

Cody Potter

The Avengers and The New Avengers

—
—	Character – (Actress)	Seasons								—
	Character – (Actress)	Original						New
	Carol Wilson – (Ingrid Hafner)	01
	Cathy Gale – (Honor Blackman)		02	03
	Emma Peel – (Diana Rigg)				04	05
	Tara King – (Linda Thorson)						06
	Purdey – (Joanna Lumley)							07	08
—

Shaken, not stirred / Vesper (cocktail)

(Original series)

Recurring characters
·
·	Character	Dr. No	From Russia with Love	Goldfinger	Thunderball	You Only Live Twice	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	Diamonds Are Forever	Live and Let Die	The Man with the Golden Gun	The Spy Who Loved Me	Moonraker	For Your Eyes Only	Octopussy	A View to a Kill	The Living Daylights	Licence to Kill	GoldenEye	Tomorrow Never Dies	The World Is Not Enough	Die Another Day	Character	·
		62	63	64	65	67	69	71	73	74	77	79	81	83	85	87	89	95	97	99	02
	James Bond																					James Bond
	Miss Moneypenny																					Miss Moneypenny
	M																					M
	Q																					Q
	Sylvia Trench																					Sylvia Trench
	Felix Leiter																					Felix Leiter
	Ernst Stavro Blofeld																					Ernst Stavro Blofeld
	J. W. Pepper																					J. W. Pepper
	Bill Tanner																					Bill Tanner
	Frederick Gray																					Frederick Gray
	General Gogol																					General Gogol
	Jaws																					Jaws
	Rublevitch																					Rublevitch
	Smithers																					Smithers
	Jack Wade																					Jack Wade
	Valentin Zukovsky																					Valentin Zukovsky
	Charles Robinson																					Charles Robinson
		01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20
·

(Reboot series)

Recurring characters
·
·	Character	Casino Royale	Quantum of Solace	Skyfall	Spectre	No Time to Die	Character	·
		06	08	12	15	21
	James Bond						James Bond
	Miss Moneypenny						Miss Moneypenny
	M						M
	Q						Q
	Felix Leiter						Felix Leiter
	Ernst Stavro Blofeld						Ernst Stavro Blofeld
	Bill Tanner						Bill Tanner
	Mr. White						Mr. White
	René Mathis						René Mathis
	Madeleine Swann						Madeleine Swann
	Vogel						Vogel
		21	22	23	24	25
·

Glidrose
·
1950–1966 Ian Fleming
1967–1974 Kingsley Amis
1975–1979 Christopher Wood
1980–1996 John Gardner
1997–2002 Raymond Benson
1950
1949	—
1951
1952
1953	Casino Royale
1954	Live and Let Die
1955	Moonraker
1956	Diamonds Are Forever
1957	From Russia, with Love
1958	Dr. No
1959	Goldfinger
1960	For Your Eyes Only – (first of two short story collections)
1961	Thunderball
1962	The Spy Who Loved Me
1963	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1964	You Only Live Twice
1965	The Man with the Golden Gun
1966	Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (second of two short story collections)
1967
1968	Colonel Sun
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
1978
1979	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)
1980
1981	Licence Renewed
1982	For Special Services
1983	Icebreaker
1984	Role of Honour
1985
1986	Nobody Lives for Ever
1987	No Deals, Mr. Bond
1988	Scorpius
1989	Win, Lose or Die
1989	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)
1990	Brokenclaw
1991	The Man from Barbarossa
1992	Death Is Forever
1993	Never Send Flowers
1994	SeaFire
1995	GoldenEye – (novelisation)
1996	Cold
1997	Zero Minus Ten
1997	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)
1998	The Facts of Death
1999	High Time to Kill
1999	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)
2000	DoubleShot
2001	Never Dream of Dying
2002	The Man with the Red Tattoo
2002	Die Another Day – (novelisation)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace – (complete short story collections)

—
—	Book	Year	Film	—
	Casino Royale	1953
	Live and Let Die	1954
	Moonraker	1955
	Diamonds Are Forever	1956
	From Russia, with Love	1957
	Dr. No	1958
	Goldfinger	1959
	For Your Eyes Only (02.) "From a View to a Kill" (1959) (04.) "For Your Eyes Only" (1960) (01.) "Quantum of Solace" (1959) (05.) "Risico" (1960) (03.) "The Hildebrand Rarity" (1960)	1960
	Thunderball	1961
	The Spy Who Loved Me	1962
		1962	Dr. No
	On Her Majesty's Secret Service	1963
		1963	From Russia with Love
	You Only Live Twice	1964
		1964	Goldfinger
	The Man with the Golden Gun	1965
		1965	Thunderball
	Octopussy and The Living Daylights (04.) "Octopussy" (1965) (01.) "The Living Daylights" (1962) (03.) "The Property of a Lady" (1963) (02.) "007 in New York" (1963)	1966
		1967	You Only Live Twice
	Colonel Sun	1968
		1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
		1971	Diamonds Are Forever
		1973	Live and Let Die
		1974	The Man with the Golden Gun
	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)	1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
		1977	The Spy Who Loved Me
	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)	1979
		1979	Moonraker
	Licence Renewed	1981
		1981	For Your Eyes Only
	For Special Services	1982
		1983	Octopussy
	Icebreaker	1983
	Role of Honour	1984
		1985	A View to a Kill
	Nobody Lives for Ever	1986
	No Deals, Mr. Bond	1987
		1987	The Living Daylights
	Scorpius	1988
	Win, Lose or Die	1989
	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)	1989
		1989	Licence to Kill
	Brokenclaw	1990
	The Man from Barbarossa	1991
	Death Is Forever	1992
	Never Send Flowers	1993
	SeaFire	1994
	GoldenEye – (novelisation)	1995
		1995	GoldenEye
	Cold	1996
	Zero Minus Ten	1997
	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)	1997
		1997	Tomorrow Never Dies
	The Facts of Death	1998
	High Time to Kill	1999
	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)	1999
		1999	The World Is Not Enough
	DoubleShot	2000
	Never Dream of Dying	2001
	The Man with the Red Tattoo	2002
	Die Another Day – (novelisation)	2002
		2002	Die Another Day
		2006	Casino Royale
Quantum of Solace – ●● (complete short story collection)	2008
	2008	Quantum of Solace
	2012	Skyfall
	2015	Spectre
	2021	No Time to Die
	20––	Bond 26
—

Novels
—	~Glidrose~		—
	Ian Fleming
	1953	Casino Royale
	1954	Live and Let Die
	1955	Moonraker
	1956	Diamonds Are Forever
	1957	From Russia, with Love
	1958	Dr. No
	1959	Goldfinger
	1960	For Your Eyes Only – (first of two short story collections)
	1961	Thunderball
	1962	The Spy Who Loved Me
	1963	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
	1964	You Only Live Twice
	1965	The Man with the Golden Gun
	1966	Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (second of two short story collections)
	Kingsley Amis
	1968	Colonel Sun
	Christopher Wood
	1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
	1979	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)
	John Gardner
	1981	Licence Renewed
	1982	For Special Services
	1983	Icebreaker
	1984	Role of Honour
	1986	Nobody Lives for Ever
	1987	No Deals, Mr. Bond
	1988	Scorpius
	1989	Win, Lose or Die
	1989	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)
	1990	Brokenclaw
	1991	The Man from Barbarossa
	1992	Death Is Forever
	1993	Never Send Flowers
	1994	SeaFire
	1995	GoldenEye – (novelisation)
	1996	Cold
	Raymond Benson
	1997	Zero Minus Ten
	1997	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)
	1998	The Facts of Death
	1999	High Time to Kill
	1999	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)
	2000	DoubleShot
	2001	Never Dream of Dying
	2002	The Man with the Red Tattoo
	2002	Die Another Day – (novelisation)
	~Glidrose~
	2008	Quantum of Solace – (complete ◆ (all nine) ◆ Ian Fleming short story collections)
—

Danjaq / Eon
·
1962–1967 Sean Connery
1968–1969 George Lazenby
1970–1971 Sean Connery
1972–1985 Roger Moore
1986–1993 Timothy Dalton
1994–2003 Pierce Brosnan
2004–2021 Daniel Craig
1966
1962	Dr. No
1963	From Russia with Love
1964	Goldfinger
1965	Thunderball
1967	You Only Live Twice
1968
1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1970
1971	Diamonds Are Forever
1972
1973	Live and Let Die
1974	The Man with the Golden Gun
1975
1976
1977	The Spy Who Loved Me
1978
1979	Moonraker
1980
1981	For Your Eyes Only
1982
1983	Octopussy
1984
1985	A View to a Kill
1986
1987	The Living Daylights
1988
1989	Licence to Kill
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995	GoldenEye
1996
1997	Tomorrow Never Dies
1998
1999	The World Is Not Enough
2000
2001
2002	Die Another Day
2003
2004
2005
2006	Casino Royale
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace
2009
2010
2011
2012	Skyfall
2013
2014
2015	Spectre
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021	No Time to Die

Tout
—		● Book ●	→	● Film ●		—
	06.	1958 – Dr. No	→	1962 – Dr. No	01.
	05.	1957 – From Russia, with Love	→	1963 – From Russia with Love	02.
	07.	1959 – Goldfinger	→	1964 – Goldfinger	03.
	13.	1961 – Thunderball	→	1965 – Thunderball	04.
	19.	1964 – You Only Live Twice	→	1967 – You Only Live Twice	05.
	16.	1963 – On Her Majesty's Secret Service	→	1969 – On Her Majesty's Secret Service	06.
	04.	1956 – Diamonds Are Forever	→	1971 – Diamonds Are Forever	07.
	02.	1954 – Live and Let Die	→	1973 – Live and Let Die	08.
	20.	1965 – The Man with the Golden Gun	→	1974 – The Man with the Golden Gun	09.
	15.	1977 – James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me (1962)	→	1977 – The Spy Who Loved Me	10.
	03.	1979 – James Bond and Moonraker (1955)	→	1979 – Moonraker	11.
	11.	1960 – "For Your Eyes Only" (1960)	→	1981 – For Your Eyes Only	12.
	21.	1966 – "Octopussy" (1965)	→	1983 – Octopussy	13.
	09.	1960 – "From a View to a Kill" (1959)	→	1985 – A View to a Kill	14.
	14.	1966 – "The Living Daylights" (1962)	→	1987 – The Living Daylights	15.
	22.	1989 – Licence Revoked → Licence to Kill	→	1989 – Licence Revoked → Licence to Kill	16.
	18.	1966 – "The Property of a Lady" (1963)	→	1991 – The Property of a Lady → (shelved)	—
	23.	1993 – Reunion with Death → (scratched)	→	1993 – Reunion with Death → (shelved)	—
	24.	1995 – GoldenEye	→	1995 – GoldenEye	17.
	25.	1997 – Tomorrow Never Dies	→	1997 – Tomorrow Never Dies	18.
	26.	1999 – The World Is Not Enough	→	1999 – The World Is Not Enough	19.
	27.	2002 – Die Another Day	→	2002 – Die Another Day	20.
	01.	1953 – Casino Royale	→	2006 – Casino Royale	21.
	08.	1960 – "Quantum of Solace" (1959)	→	2008 – Quantum of Solace	22.
	28.	2012 – Skyfall	→	2012 – Skyfall	23.
	29.	2015 – Spectre	→	2015 – Spectre	24.
	30.	2021 – No Time to Die	→	2021 – No Time to Die	25.
	31.	20–– – TBC	→	20–– – TBC	26.
	12.	1960 – "Risico" (1960)	→	20–– – Risico	—
	10.	1960 – "The Hildebrand Rarity" (1960)	→	20–– – The Hildebrand Rarity	—
	17.	1966 – "007 in New York" (1963)	→	20–– – 007 in New York → (non-useable film title)	—
—

The Living Daylights was originally written with Moore in mind, before Dalton took over.
GoldenEye was written with Dalton in mind, originally to be released before the never-made
Reunion with Death would had been, which was scrapped when Dalton departed the series.

The Spy Who Loved Me → The Spy Who Loved Me
On Her Majesty's Secret Service → On Her Majesty's Secret Service
"The Property of a Lady" → "The Property of a Lady"

(Vocalized-only sans-appearance) Carly Simon as Vivienne Michel –
performing "Nobody Does It Better" in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).

(Vocalized-only sans-appearance) Shirley Bassey as Gala Brand –
performing the title theme song "Moonraker" in Moonraker (1979).

(Title sequence appearance only) Sheena Easton as herself –
performing "For Your Eyes Only" in For Your Eyes Only (1981).

(Non-appearance) Rita Coolidge (non-film appearance) –
performing (the theme) "All Time High" in Octopussy (1983).

Vivienne Michel (1962 book) → Anya Amasova (1977 film)
Gala Brand (1955 book) → Holly Goodhead (1979 film)

Source: Danjaq / Eon Productions.

Glidrose / Danjaq / Eon

Glidrose
·
1950–1966 Ian Fleming
1967–1974 Kingsley Amis
1975–1979 Christopher Wood
1980–1996 John Gardner
1997–2002 Raymond Benson
1950
1949	—
1951
1952
1953	Casino Royale
1954	Live and Let Die
1955	Moonraker
1956	Diamonds Are Forever
1957	From Russia, with Love
1958	Dr. No
1959	Goldfinger
1960	For Your Eyes Only – (short stories)
1961	Thunderball
1962	The Spy Who Loved Me
1963	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1964	You Only Live Twice
1965	The Man with the Golden Gun
1966	Octopussy and The Living Daylights – (short stories)
1967
1968	Colonel Sun
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977	James Bond, The Spy Who Loved Me – (novelisation)
1978
1979	James Bond and Moonraker – (novelisation)
1980
1981	Licence Renewed
1982	For Special Services
1983	Icebreaker
1984	Role of Honour
1985
1986	Nobody Lives for Ever
1987	No Deals, Mr. Bond
1988	Scorpius
1989	Win, Lose or Die
1989	Licence to Kill – (novelisation)
1990	Brokenclaw
1991	The Man from Barbarossa
1992	Death Is Forever
1993	Never Send Flowers
1994	SeaFire
1995	GoldenEye – (novelisation)
1996	Cold
1997	Zero Minus Ten
1997	Tomorrow Never Dies – (novelisation)
1998	The Facts of Death
1999	High Time to Kill
1999	The World Is Not Enough – (novelisation)
2000	DoubleShot
2001	Never Dream of Dying
2002	The Man with the Red Tattoo
2002	Die Another Day – (novelisation)
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace – (complete short story collections)

Danjaq / Eon
·
1962–1967 Sean Connery
1968–1969 George Lazenby
1970–1971 Sean Connery
1972–1985 Roger Moore
1986–1993 Timothy Dalton
1994–2003 Pierce Brosnan
2004–2021 Daniel Craig
1966
1962	Dr. No
1963	From Russia with Love
1964	Goldfinger
1965	Thunderball
1967	You Only Live Twice
1968
1969	On Her Majesty's Secret Service
1970
1971	Diamonds Are Forever
1972
1973	Live and Let Die
1974	The Man with the Golden Gun
1975
1976
1977	The Spy Who Loved Me
1978
1979	Moonraker
1980
1981	For Your Eyes Only
1982
1983	Octopussy
1984
1985	A View to a Kill
1986
1987	The Living Daylights
1988
1989	Licence to Kill
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995	GoldenEye
1996
1997	Tomorrow Never Dies
1998
1999	The World Is Not Enough
2000
2001
2002	Die Another Day
2003
2004
2005
2006	Casino Royale
2007
2008	Quantum of Solace
2009
2010
2011
2012	Skyfall
2013
2014
2015	Spectre
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021	No Time to Die

Bridgerton (novel series)

by Julia Quinn


—
—	Family sibling	Actor in Netflix's Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte series	Bridgerton series = Own story = Appearance								—
	Family sibling		The Duke and I	The Viscount Who Loved Me	An Offer from a Gentleman	Romancing Mister Bridgerton	To Sir Phillip, With Love	When He Was Wicked	It's In His Kiss	On the Way to the Wedding
	Anthony	Jonathan Bailey
	Benedict	Luke Thompson
	Colin	Luke Newton
	Daphne	Phoebe Dynevor
	Eloise	Claudia Jessie
	Francesca	Ruby Stokes / Hannah Dodd
	Gregory	Will Tilston
	Hyacinth	Florence Hunt
Categories → Bridgerton // (novel series)

Acting roles

Love interests

0. Edmund Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger

Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield ~ The Viscount Who Loved Me – (2000) – (2)
Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett ~ An Offer from a Gentleman – (2001) – (3)
Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington ~ Romancing Mister Bridgerton – (2002) – (4)
Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset ~ The Duke and I – (2000) – (1)
Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane ~ To Sir Phillip, With Love – (2003) – (5)
Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling ~ When He Was Wicked – (2004) – (6)
Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy ~ On the Way to the Wedding – (2006) – (8)
Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair ~ It's In His Kiss – (2005) – (7)

Lady Whistledown anthologies

"Thirty-Six Valentines" — The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown – (2003)
"The First Kiss" — Lady Whistledown Strikes Back – (2004)

Bridgerton continuation

The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After – (2013)

Rokesby series

(Bridgerton prequel series set a generation earlier)
(Unsure if Rokesby was inspired by Rokeby from So Haunt Me.)

George Rokesby ∞ Sybilla Bridgerton ~ Because of Miss Bridgerton – (2016) – (1)
Edward Rokesby ∞ Cecilia Harcourt ~ The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband – (2017) – (2)
Andrew Rokesby ∞ Poppy Bridgerton ~ The Other Miss Bridgerton – (2018) – (3)
Nicholas Rokesby ∞ Georgiana Bridgerton ~ First Comes Scandal – (2020) – (4)

The Rokesby brothers have only one sister, named Mary, who is married to Felix Maynard.
They have no children. Nicholas is the only Rokesby sibling who is younger than Mary.

Note: Sybilla is the older sister of Edmund, Georgiana, and Hugo Bridgerton,
and is therefore the aunt of the eight Bridgerton siblings, through Edmund.
They have three (unnamed) children, while Andrew and Poppy have one.
Poppy is their cousin, whilst Cecilia Harcourt is of no relation whatsoever.
Hugo died without having children. Billie and George Rokesby had three
children, as mentioned, Cecilia and Edward have no children, Poppy and
Andrew have a son named Roger, and Georgiana and Nicholas have none.

—
—	Family sibling					—
		Rokesby series = Own story = Appearance

		Because of Miss Bridgerton	The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband	The Other Miss Bridgerton	First Comes Scandal
	George
	Edward
	Andrew
	Nicholas
—

—
—	Sibling					Spouse	—
		Rokesby series = Own story = Appearance

		Because of Miss Bridgerton	The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband	The Other Miss Bridgerton	First Comes Scandal
	George Rokesby					Sybilla Bridgerton
	Edward Rokesby					Cecilia Harcourt
	Andrew Rokesby					Poppy Bridgerton
	Nicholas Rokesby					Georgiana Bridgerton
—

Rokesby family
—	Lord Rokesby ∞ Helen Rokesby	George ∞ Sybilla Bridgerton	(child 1) (child 2) (child 3)	—
		Edward ∞ Cecilia Harcourt
		Andrew ∞ Poppy Bridgerton	Roger
		Mary ∞ Felix Maynard
		Nicholas ∞ Georgiana Bridgerton
—

Associated spinoff

Queen Charlotte – (2023)

George & Charlotte
George III Charlotte

Collections

Bridgerton Collection Volume 1 – (2020) – (The Duke and I / The Viscount Who Loved Me / An Offer from a Gentleman)
Bridgerton Collection Volume 2 – (2021) – (Romancing Mister Bridgerton / To Sir Phillip, With Love / When He Was Wicked)
Bridgerton Collection Volume 3 – (2021) – (It's In His Kiss / On the Way to the Wedding / Because of Miss Bridgerton)
Bridgerton Prequels Collection – (2023) – (Because of Miss Bridgerton / The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband / The Other Miss Bridgerton / First Comes Scandal)

Also

The Wit and Wisdom of Bridgerton – (2021)
Miss Butterworth and the Mad Baron, a Graphic Novel – (2022)

Publications
May 1, 1995	Splendid	ISBN: 9780380780747
December 1, 1995	Dancing At Midnight	ISBN: 9780380780754
September 1, 1996	Minx	ISBN: 9780380785629
March 1, 1997	Everything and The Moon	ISBN: 9780380789337
December 1, 1997	Brighter Than the Sun	ISBN: 9780380789344
July 1, 1998	To Catch an Heiress	ISBN: 9780380789351
March 9, 1999	How to Marry a Marquis	ISBN: 9780380800810
June 1, 1999	Scottish Brides	ISBN: 9780380804511
January 5, 2000	The Duke and I	ISBN: 9780062353597
December 1, 2000	The Viscount Who Loved Me	ISBN: 9780062353641
July 3, 2001	An Offer from a Gentleman	ISBN: 9780062353658
July 2, 2002	Romancing Mister Bridgerton	ISBN: 9780062353689
January 28, 2003	The Further Observations of Lady Whistledown	ISBN: 9780060511500
June 24, 2003	To Sir Phillip, With Love	ISBN: 9780062353733
September 1, 2003	Where’s My Hero?	ISBN: 9780060505240
April 27, 2004	Lady Whistledown Strikes Back	ISBN: 9780060577483
June 29, 2004	When He Was Wicked	ISBN: 9780062353788
June 28, 2005	It’s In His Kiss	ISBN: 9780062353795
June 27, 2006	On the Way to the Wedding	ISBN: 9780062353818
May 27, 2008	The Lost Duke of Wyndham	ISBN: 9780060876104
September 30, 2008	Mr. Cavendish, I Presume	ISBN: 9780060876111
June 30, 2009	What Happens in London	ISBN: 9780061491887
October 13, 2009	The Secret Diaries of Miss Miranda Cheever	ISBN: 9780061230837
May 25, 2010	Ten Things I Love About You	ISBN: 9780061491894
December 28, 2010	The Lady Most Likely…	ISBN: 9780061247828
May 31, 2011	Just Like Heaven	ISBN: 9780061491900
May 29, 2012	A Night Like This	ISBN: 9780062072900
December 26, 2012	The Lady Most Willing…	ISBN: 9780062107381
April 2, 2013	The Bridgertons: Happily Ever After	ISBN: 9780063141278
October 29, 2013	The Sum Of All Kisses	ISBN: 9780062072924
January 27, 2015	The Secrets of Sir Richard Kenworthy	ISBN: 9780062072948
March 29, 2016	Because of Miss Bridgerton	ISBN: 9780062388148
December 27, 2016	Four Weddings and a Sixpence	ISBN: 9780062428424
May 30, 2017	The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband	ISBN: 9780062388179
November 20, 2018	The Other Miss Bridgerton	ISBN: 9780062388209
April 21, 2020	First Comes Scandal	ISBN: 9780062956163
May 26, 2020	Bridgerton Collection Volume 1	ISBN: 9780063045118
March 30, 2021	Bridgerton Collection Volume 2	ISBN: 9780063138933
March 30, 2021	Bridgerton Collection Volume 3	ISBN: 9780063138957
November 9, 2021	The Wit and Wisdom of Bridgerton	ISBN: 9780063216020
March 15, 2022	Bridgerton Box Set 1-4	ISBN: 9780063238787
May 10, 2022	Miss Butterworth and the Mad Baron, a Graphic Novel	ISBN: 9780062958594
October 18, 2022	Bridgerton Box Set 5-8	ISBN: 9780063303713
May 2, 2023	Bridgerton Prequels Collection	ISBN: 9780063347731
May 9, 2023	Queen Charlotte	ISBN: 9780063307148
July 23, 2024	Bridgerton Collector’s Edition, 1	ISBN: 9780063383609
August 13, 2024	Bridgerton Collector’s Edition, 2	ISBN: 9780063383616
September 17, 2024	Bridgerton Collector’s Edition, 3	ISBN: 9780063383661
September 17, 2024	Bridgerton Collector’s Edition, 4	ISBN: 9780063383739
Denotes Bridgerton / Rokesby series.

All books from Splendid through First Comes Scandal are mass market paperbacks published by Avon Books;
Bridgerton Collection Volume 1 through Bridgerton Collection Volume 3 and The Wit and Wisdom of Bridgerton are e-books;
Bridgerton Box Set 1-4, Miss Butterworth and Bridgerton Box Set 5-8 are mass market paperbacks;
Bridgerton Prequels Collection is an e-book; Queen Charlotte is a mass market paperback;
and the last four collection books, also by Avon, are hardcover books.

                                 Rokesby series
                                 Rokesby series
                                 Rokesby series
      2016 – Because of Miss Bridgerton
      2017 – The Girl with the Make-Believe Husband
      2018 – The Other Miss Bridgerton
      2020 – First Comes Scandal
                                 Rokesby series
                                Bridgerton series
                                 Rokesby series
      2000 – The Viscount Who Loved Me
      2001 – An Offer from a Gentleman
      2002 – Romancing Mister Bridgerton
      2000 – The Duke and I
      2003 – To Sir Phillip, With Love
      2004 – When He Was Wicked
      2006 – On the Way to the Wedding
      2005 – It's in His Kiss
                                 Rokesby series

Viscountcy Bridgerton

Viscountcy Bridgerton
—	6th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Lady Bridgerton	—
	7th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Alexandra Bridgerton
	8th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger ^{[Note 1]}
	9th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield ^{[Note 2]}
	10th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ (future wife) ^{[Note 3]}
	^ Edmund Bridgerton, 8th Viscount Bridgerton ^ Anthony Bridgerton, 9th Viscount Bridgerton ^ Edmund Bridgerton, 10th Viscount Bridgerton
—

Bridgerton family
—	Lord Bridgerton ∞ Alexandra Bridgerton (7th Viscount Bridgerton)	Sybilla ∞ George Rokesby	(child 1) (child 2) (child 3)	—
		Edmund ∞ Violet Ledger	Anthony Benedict Colin Daphne Eloise Francesca Gregory Hyacinth
		Georgiana ∞ Nicholas Rokesby
		Hugo
—

Daughters of Archibald and Portia Featherington

Prudence Featherington (Bessie Carter)
Philippa Featherington (Harriet Cains)
Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) a.k.a Lady Whistledown
Felicity Featherington (–)

Penelope Featherington m. Colin Bridgerton = four children (Agatha, Thomas, Jane, George)

The given names of the eight ~ Bridgerton ~ siblings are alphabetized A, B, C D, E, F, G, H;
whereas the names of the four Featherington daughters are all spelled with eight letters apiece.

Bridgerton sibling ∞ spouse

Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield
Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett
Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington
Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset
Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane
Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling
Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy
Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair

Bridgerton family
—	Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield	Edmund Miles Charlotte Mary	—
	Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett	Charles Alexander William Violet
	Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington	Agatha Thomas Jane George
	Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset	Amelia Belinda Caroline David Edward
	Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane	Penelope Georgiana Frederick
	Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling	John Janet
	Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy	Katherine Richard Hermione Daphne Anthony Benedict Colin Eloise Francesca
	Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair	George Isabella
—

Basset family
—	Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset	Amelia ∞ Robert Joliffe	Charles Thomas	—
		Belinda ∞ Kellan Butler	May
		Caroline ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt	Henry Victoria
		David
		Edward
—

Bridgerton family
—	Edmund Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger	Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield	Edmund Bridgerton		—
			Miles Bridgerton
			Charlotte Bridgerton
			Mary Bridgerton
		Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett	Charles Bridgerton
			Alexander Bridgerton
			William Bridgerton
			Violet Bridgerton
		Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington	Agatha Bridgerton
			Thomas Bridgerton
			Jane Bridgerton
			George Bridgerton
		Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset	Amelia Basset ∞ Robert Joliffe	Charles Joliffe
			Amelia Basset ∞ Robert Joliffe	Thomas Joliffe
			Belinda Basset ∞ Kellan Butler	May Butler
			Caroline Basset ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt	Henry Findlay-Watt
			Caroline Basset ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt	Victoria Findlay-Watt
			David Basset
			Edward Basset
		Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane	Penelope Crane
			Georgiana Crane
			Frederick Crane
		Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling	John Stirling
		Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling	Janet Stirling
		Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy	Katherine Bridgerton
			Richard Bridgerton
			Hermione Bridgerton
			Daphne Bridgerton
			Anthony Bridgerton
			Benedict Bridgerton
			Colin Bridgerton
			Eloise Bridgerton
			Francesca Bridgerton
		Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair	George St. Clair
		Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair	Isabella St. Clair
—

Bridgerton family
—	6th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Lady Bridgerton
		Lord Bridgerton ∞ Alexandra Bridgerton	Sybilla Bridgerton ∞ George Rokesby	(Rokesby child 1)			—
				(Rokesby child 2)
				(Rokesby child 3)
			Edmund Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger	Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield	Edmund Bridgerton
					Miles Bridgerton
					Charlotte Bridgerton
					Mary Bridgerton
				Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett	Charles Bridgerton
					Alexander Bridgerton
					William Bridgerton
					Violet Bridgerton
				Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington	Agatha Bridgerton
					Thomas Bridgerton
					Jane Bridgerton
					George Bridgerton
				Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset	Amelia Basset ∞ Robert Joliffe	Charles Joliffe
					Amelia Basset ∞ Robert Joliffe	Thomas Joliffe
					Belinda Basset ∞ Kellan Butler	May Butler
					Caroline Basset ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt	Henry Findlay-Watt
					Caroline Basset ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt	Victoria Findlay-Watt
					David Basset
					Edward Basset
				Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane	Penelope Crane
					Georgiana Crane
					Frederick Crane
				Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling	John Stirling
				Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling	Janet Stirling
				Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy	Katherine Bridgerton
					Richard Bridgerton
					Hermione Bridgerton
					Daphne Bridgerton
					Anthony Bridgerton
					Benedict Bridgerton
					Colin Bridgerton
					Eloise Bridgerton
					Francesca Bridgerton
				Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair	George St. Clair
				Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair	Isabella St. Clair
			Georgiana Bridgerton ∞ Nicholas Rokesby
			Hugo Bridgerton
		Mr. Bridgerton ∞ Anne Bridgerton	Roger Bridgerton
			Richard Bridgerton
			Poppy Bridgerton ∞ Andrew Rokesby	Roger Rokesby
			Reginald Bridgerton
			Ronald Bridgerton
—

Bridgerton family

6th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Lady Bridgerton
- 7th Viscount Bridgerton ∞ Alexandra Bridgerton
  - Sybilla Bridgerton ∞ George Rokesby
    - (Rokesby child 1)
    - (Rokesby child 2)
    - (Rokesby child 3)
  - Edmund Bridgerton ∞ Violet Ledger
    - Anthony Bridgerton ∞ Kate Sheffield
      - Edmund Bridgerton
      - Miles Bridgerton
      - Charlotte Bridgerton
      - Mary Bridgerton
    - Benedict Bridgerton ∞ Sophie Beckett
      - Charles Bridgerton
      - Alexander Bridgerton
      - William Bridgerton
      - Violet Bridgerton
    - Colin Bridgerton ∞ Penelope Featherington
      - Agatha Bridgerton
      - Thomas Bridgerton
      - Jane Bridgerton
      - George Bridgerton
    - Daphne Bridgerton ∞ Simon Basset
      - Amelia Basset ∞ Robert Joliffe
        Charles Joliffe
        
        Thomas Joliffe
      - Belinda Basset ∞ Kellan Butler
        May Butler
      - Caroline Basset ∞ Geoffrey Findlay-Watt
        Henry Findlay-Watt
        
        Victoria Findlay-Watt
      - David Basset
      - Edward Basset
    - Eloise Bridgerton ∞ Phillip Crane
      - Penelope Crane
      - Georgiana Crane
      - Frederick Crane
    - Francesca Bridgerton ∞ Michael Stirling
      - John Stirling
      - Janet Stirling
    - Gregory Bridgerton ∞ Lucy Abernathy
      - Katherine Bridgerton
      - Richard Bridgerton
      - Hermione Bridgerton
      - Daphne Bridgerton
      - Anthony Bridgerton
      - Benedict Bridgerton
      - Colin Bridgerton
      - Eloise Bridgerton
      - Francesca Bridgerton
    - Hyacinth Bridgerton ∞ Gareth St. Clair
      - George St. Clair
      - Isabella St. Clair
  - Georgiana Bridgerton ∞ Nicholas Rokesby
  - Hugo Bridgerton
- Mr. Bridgerton ∞ Anne Bridgerton
  - Roger Bridgerton
  - Richard Bridgerton
  - Poppy Bridgerton ∞ Andrew Rokesby
    - Roger Rokesby
  - Reginald Bridgerton
  - Ronald Bridgerton

See → Bridgerton family tree

Category:Bridgerton
Category:Bridgerton (novel series)

UK peerage nobility seniority

(Shown from highest ranking to lowest ranking)

Duchess
Marchioness
Countess
Viscountess
Baroness

Stephen King

The Dark Tower

Short stories

"The Little Sisters of Eluria" – (prequel)
"The Gunslinger"
"The Way Station"
"The Oracle and the Mountains"
"The Slow Mutants"
"The Gunslinger and the Dark Man"

Novels

The Dark Tower
No.	Year	Title
0.5	1998	"The Little Sisters of Eluria"
1	1982	The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger
2	1987	The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three
3	1991	The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands
4	1997	The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass
4.5	2012	The Dark Tower: The Wind Through the Keyhole
5	2003	The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla
6	2004	The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah
7	2004	The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower

See also

Stephen King bibliography

Stephen King releases by Viking
Year	Title	Publisher
1979	The Dead Zone	Viking
1980	Firestarter
1981	Cujo
1982	Different Seasons
1983	Christine
1984	The Talisman
1986	It
1987	The Eyes of the Dragon
1987	Misery
1989	The Dark Half
1990	Four Past Midnight
1991	Needful Things
1992	Gerald's Game
1992	Dolores Claiborne
1993	Nightmares & Dreamscapes
1994	Insomnia
1995	Rose Madder
1996	Desperation

Stephen King releases by Scribner
Year	Title	Publisher
1998	Bag of Bones	Scribner
1999	The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
1999	Hearts in Atlantis
2000	On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft
2001	Dreamcatcher
2002	Everything's Eventual
2002	From a Buick 8
2004	Faithful
2006	Cell
2006	Lisey's Story
2007	Blaze
2008	Duma Key
2008	Just After Sunset
2009	Under the Dome
2010	Full Dark, No Stars
2011	11/22/63
2013	Doctor Sleep
2014	Mr. Mercedes
2014	Revival
2015	Finders Keepers
2015	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
2016	End of Watch
2017	Sleeping Beauties
2018	The Outsider
2018	Elevation (novella)
2019	The Institute
2020	If It Bleeds
2021	Billy Summers
2022	Fairy Tale
2023	Holly
2024	You Like It Darker

Stephen King collections

Collection
—	Title	Viking			Scribner							—
		Different Seasons	Four Past Midnight	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Hearts in Atlantis	Everything's Eventual	Just After Sunset	Full Dark, No Stars	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams	If It Bleeds	You Like It Darker
		1982	1990	1993	1999	2002	2008	2010	2015	2020	2024
	Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption
	Apt Pupil
	The Body
	The Breathing Method
	The Langoliers
	Secret Window, Secret Garden
	The Library Policeman
	The Sun Dog
	"Dolan's Cadillac"
	"The End of the Whole Mess"
	"Suffer the Little Children"
	"The Night Flier"
	"Popsy"
	"It Grows on You"
	"Chattery Teeth"
	"Dedication"
	"The Moving Finger"
	"Sneakers"
	"You Know They Got a Hell of a Band"
	"Home Delivery"
	"Rainy Season"
	"My Pretty Pony"
	"Sorry, Right Number"
	"The Ten O'Clock People"
	"Crouch End"
	"The House on Maple Street"
	"The Fifth Quarter"
	"The Doctor's Case"
	"Umney's Last Case"
	"Head Down"
	"Brooklyn August"
	"The Beggar and the Diamond"
	Low Men in Yellow Coats
	Hearts in Atlantis (novella)
	Blind Willie
	Why We're in Vietnam
	Heavenly Shades of Night Are Falling
	"Autopsy Room Four"
	"The Man in the Black Suit"
	"All That You Love Will Be Carried Away"
	"The Death of Jack Hamilton"
	"In the Deathroom"
	"The Little Sisters of Eluria"
	"Everything's Eventual"
	"L. T.'s Theory of Pets"
	"The Road Virus Heads North"
	"Lunch at the Gotham Café"
	"That Feeling, You Can Only Say What It Is in French"
	"1408"
	"Riding the Bullet"
	"Luckey Quarter"
	"Willa"
	"The Gingerbread Girl"
	"Harvey's Dream"
	"Rest Stop"
	"Stationary Bike"
	"The Things They Left Behind"
	"Graduation Afternoon"
	N.
	"The Cat from Hell"
	"The New York Times at Special Bargain Rates"
"Mute"
"Ayana"
A Very Tight Place
1922
Big Driver
Fair Extension
A Good Marriage
Mile 81
"Premium Harmony"
"Batman and Robin Have an Altercation"
"The Dune"
"Bad Little Kid"
"A Death"
"The Bone Church"
Morality
"Afterlife"
Ur
"Herman Wouk Is Still Alive"
"Under the Weather"
Blockade Billy
"Mister Yummy"
"Tommy"
"The Little Green God of Agony"
"That Bus Is Another World"
"Obits"
"Drunken Fireworks"
"Summer Thunder"
Mr. Harrigan's Phone
The Life of Chuck
If It Bleeds (novella)
Rat
Two Talented Bastids
"The Fifth Step"
"Willie the Weirdo"
Danny Coughlin's Bad Dream
"Finn"
"On Slide Inn Road"
"Red Screen"
"The Turbulence Expert"
"Laurie"
Rattlesnakes
The Dreamers
The Answer Man
Title	1982	1990	1993	1999	2002	2008	2010	2015	2020	2024
	Different Seasons	Four Past Midnight	Nightmares & Dreamscapes	Hearts in Atlantis	Everything's Eventual	Just After Sunset	Full Dark, No Stars	The Bazaar of Bad Dreams	If It Bleeds	You Like It Darker
	Viking			Scribner
—

1980s slasher film franchises

(Pre-1998)

Films

—
—	Date	Halloween †	Friday the 13th †	A Nightmare on Elm Street †	—
	October 25, 1978	Halloween
	May 9, 1980		Friday the 13th
	May 1, 1981		Friday the 13th Part II
	October 30, 1981	Halloween 2
	August 13, 1982		Friday the 13th Part III
	October 22, 1982	~~Halloween III: Season of the Witch~~
	April 13, 1984		Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter
	November 9, 1984			A Nightmare on Elm Street
	March 22, 1985		Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning
	November 1, 1985			A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge
	August 1, 1986		Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
	February 27, 1987			A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors
	May 13, 1988		Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
	August 19, 1988			A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master
	October 21, 1988	Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers
	July 28, 1989		Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
	August 11, 1989			A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child
	October 13, 1989	Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers
	September 13, 1991			A Nightmare on Elm Street 6: The Final Nightmare
	August 13, 1993		~~Friday the 13th Part IX: Jason Goes to Hell – The Final Friday~~
	October 14, 1994			~~A New Nightmare~~
	September 29, 1995	Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers
	Antagonist →	Michael Myers	Jason Voorhees	Freddy Krueger
—

Television

Date	Halloween	Friday the 13th	A Nightmare on Elm Street
Oct 3, 1987 – May 26, 1990 – (72 episodes)		Friday the 13th: The Series
Oct 8, 1988 – Mar 12, 1990 – (44 episodes)			Freddy's Nightmares

(? Future ?)		Crystal Lake
(? Future ?)	Halloween

Video

VHS release	Friday the 13th
Jan ––, 1981	Friday the 13th
Oct ––, 1981	Friday the 13th Part II
Feb ––, 1983	Friday the 13th Part III
Oct 03, 1984	Friday the 13th Part IV: The Final Chapter
Sep 11, 1985	Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning
Feb 25, 1987	Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives
Oct 12, 1988	Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood
Feb 15, 1990	Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan
Jan 19, 1994	Friday the 13th Part IX: Jason Goes to Hell – The Final Friday – (non-Paramount)

Slasher Saturdays

There's Columbus Day every October, so why not have Jason Voorhees Day every
Friday the 13th, not that it's really gonna get any worse, since there is also Halloween
(although that would also allude to having a Michael Myers Day). Next then would be
Freddy Krueger Day, though I would opt to merge all these days into Slasher Day,
which could be celebrated (not the film, but the holiday) on Saturday the 14th.

If I ever created a cocktail, not that it's happening, it would be called Slasher Saturday.

Most kills

4. – 157 – Jason Voorhees – Friday the 13th franchise – (unofficial count)
3. – 279 – Arthur Mitchell – Dexter
2. – 286 – Jessica Fletcher – Murder, She Wrote — (how is it that somebody just shows up week after week at a place where there's a murder?)
1. – 336 – Eduardo Dorrance / Bane – Gotham

(above listing is not official)

From originally being Moyna McIldowie to eventually becoming Moyna Macgill → Moyna's surname
is a re-arranged spelling of the first two syllables (McIl), with the last two (dowie) dropped altogether.
Jessica Fletcher's maiden name was MacGill, in tribute to Angela Lansbury's real-life mother, Moyna.

MacGill residence

Miss Mageean-McIldowie

698 Candlewood Lane

Cabot Cove, ME 03041

USA

(When mailing, use ALL CAPS;
the above address is fictional,
so it's not going anywhere.)

The ZIP Code for Cabot Cove, 03041, is
actually for East Derry, New Hampshire.

List of fictional towns in television

Place	Show


Sea -couver and Paris	Highlander

Highlander (franchise)

Series overview

Highlander
—						—
		Season	Episodes	Originally aired
		Season	Episodes	First aired	Last aired

	Highlander: The Series
		1	22	October 3, 1992	May 22, 1993
		2	22	September 27, 1993	May 23, 1994
		3	22	September 26, 1994	May 29, 1995
		4	22	September 25, 1995	May 26, 1996
		5	18	September 23, 1996	May 19, 1997
		6	13	October 5, 1997	May 16, 1998
	Highlander: The Raven
		7	22	September 21, 1998	May 17, 1999
—

Hot Space

Music from Highlander

"Hammer to Fall" – The Works – (radio airplay snippet scene)

Queen – A Kind of Magic

"Princes of the Universe"
"A Kind of Magic"
"Pain Is So Close to Pleasure" – (not in original film)
"Who Wants to Live Forever"
"One Year of Love"

B-sides

Queen

(1980–1991)

Albums
Date	Studios	Comps.
30 Jun 1980	The Game
08 Dec 1980	Flash Gordon
26 Oct 1981		Greatest Hits
04 May 1982	Hot Space
27 Feb 1984	The Works
02 Jun 1986	A Kind of Magic
22 May 1989	The Miracle
04 Feb 1991	Innuendo
28 Oct 1991		Greatest Hits II
03 Mar 1992		Classic Queen – (US / CA)
08 Nov 1999		Greatest Hits III
13 Nov 2000		The Platinum Collection – (box set)

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

(Original pre-1989 AD&D era)

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons
—			—
	1977	Monster Manual

	1978	Player's Handbook

	1979	Dungeon Master's Guide

	1980	Deities & Demigods

	1981	Fiend Folio

	1983	Monster Manual II

	1985	Legends & Lore – Deities & Demigods

	1985	Oriental Adventures

	1985	Unearthed Arcana

	1986	Dungeoneer's Survival Guide

	1986	Wilderness Survival Guide

	1987	Manual of the Planes

	1987	Dragonlance Adventures

	1988	Greyhawk Adventures

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons

Broadway shows^

(As of Sunday, February 16, 2025.)

User:Discographer/Books/Longest-running Broadway shows

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Atlantic Maritimes

Canada
· ·
The Maritimes
Eastern Canada	Atlantic Canada
New Brunswick	New Brunswick
Nova Scotia	Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island	Prince Edward Island
—	Newfoundland and Labrador

Avalon Peninsula – (Newfoundland and Labrador)
Cape Breton Island – (Nova Scotia)

See also:

and also

Maine

and

Atlantic Ocean

Atlanticism

Atlantic Revolution

– Began: March 22, 1765.
– Ended: December 4, 1838.

Age of Enlightenment

Age of Revolution
- Atlantic Revolutions
  - Rebellions of 1837–1838
    - Patriot War
      - Battle of Windsor

English language

List of dialects of English

British English
- (various dialects)
North American English → (North American English regional phonology)
- Canadian English → (Standard Canadian English)
  - Atlantic Canadian English
    - Newfoundland English
- American English → (General American English)
  - (see above link for different dialects)

British Railways

01 Jan 1948 – 01 Apr 1994 – British Rail
01 Apr 1994 – 18 Oct 2002 – Railtrack
18 Oct 2002 – present – Network Rail
future – not yet – Great British Railways

See also → de-nationalisation to re-nationalisation

Haven ports

(UK Map)

Port of Felixstowe in Felixstowe, Suffolk
Port of Ipswich in Ipswich, Suffolk
Harwich International Port in Harwich, Essex
Harwich Navyard in Harwich, Essex
Port of Mistley in Mistley, Essex

East Prussia

East Prussia	(Northern) East Prussia	Klaipėda Region	Klaipėda County
			Tauragė County
		Königsberg Region	Kaliningrad Oblast
		Gumbinnen Region
	(Southern) East Prussia	Allenstein Region	Masurian District	Olsztyn Voivodeship	Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship

Iron Cross

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[5] Associate member.

[6] Joined the CIS in 1993; withdrew in 2008.

[7] Withdrew from the CIS in 2018.

[8] Rejoined the Russian Federation in 2000.

[9] Joined Russia in March 2014.

[10] Rejoined Moldova in 1994.

[11] Rejoined Azerbaijan in 1993.

[12] Reincorporated into Azerbaijan in August 1993.

[13] Rejoined the Russian Federation in 1994.

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[16] Slough House novellas
The List (2015)

The Drop (2018)

The Catch (2020)

The Last Dead Letter (2020)

Standing by the Wall (2022)

[17] The List (2015)

[18] The Drop (2018)

[19] The Catch (2020)

[20] The Last Dead Letter (2020)

[21] Standing by the Wall (2022)

[17] Over the Top at the Internet Broadway Database

[18] The Passing Show of 1918 at the Internet Broadway Database

[19] Apple Blossoms at the Internet Broadway Database

[20] The Love Letter at the Internet Broadway Database

[21] For Goodness Sake at the Internet Broadway Database

[22] The Bunch and Judy at the Internet Broadway Database

[23] Lady, Be Good! at the Internet Broadway Database

[24] Sunny at the Internet Broadway Database

[25] Funny Face at the Internet Broadway Database

[26] Smiles at the Internet Broadway Database

[27] The Band Wagon at the Internet Broadway Database

[28] Gay Divorce at the Internet Broadway Database

[29] Flying Down to Rio at IMDb

[30] The Gay Divorcee at IMDb

[31] Roberta at IMDb

[32] Top Hat at IMDb

[33] Follow the Fleet at IMDb

[34] Swing Time at IMDb

[35] Shall We Dance at IMDb

[36] A Damsel in Distress at IMDb

[37] Carefree at IMDb

[38] The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle at IMDb

[39] The Sky's the Limit at IMDb

[40] The Barkleys of Broadway at IMDb

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[(1990)_–_Lantern_Hill-43] "(1989) – Lantern Hill". Internet Movie Database.

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[(1998)_–_Emily_of_New_Moon-45] "(1998) – Emily of New Moon". Internet Movie Database.

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[(2005)_–_Anne:_Journey_to_Green_Gables-49] "(2005) – Anne: Journey to Green Gables". Internet Movie Database.

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[51] Edmund Bridgerton, 8th Viscount Bridgerton

[52] Anthony Bridgerton, 9th Viscount Bridgerton

[53] Edmund Bridgerton, 10th Viscount Bridgerton

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English-language television soap operas currently on the air
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