Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark Denmark| Season | +A +Technical |
+B +Scientific |
+C +Fine Arts |
+D +Improvisational |
+E +Structural |
+Rising Stars!® | +pO +projectOUTREACH® |
+University Level | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014-2015 | +Creature Feature | +Making Waves | +Feary Tales | +The Improv Games | +Lose to Win | +Animal Mish Mash | +Brand Aid | +It's a Stretch | +
| 2013-2014 [1] | +Dig In | +Going to Extremes | +Laugh Art Loud | +Pandemonium! | +The Tension Builds | +Circus! | +Pitch and Play | +|
| 2012-2013 | +In the Zone | +Windvisible | +In Disguise | +Change in RealiTEE | +twist-o-rama | +ROY G BIV | +Real to Reel | +|
| 2011-2012 | +Assembly Required | +The Solar Stage | +Coming Attractions | +News To Me | +Hold It! | +Built to Last | +The World Canvas | +|
| 2010-2011[2] | +Unidentified Moving Object | +Spinning a Tale | +Triple Take Road Show | +Mythology Mission | +Verses! Foiled Again! | +Big Bug's Bad Day | +Dynamic Networks | +|
| 2009-2010[3] | +DIrect DIposit | +DI-Bot | +You’re Gonna Flip! | +Do or DI | +Breaking DI News | +Weighty News | +Band Together | +|
| 2008-2009[4] | +Operation Cooperation | +Instinct Messaging | +ViDIo Lit Hits | +Private DI | +A New Angle! | +Hidden! | +Take Charge | +|
| 2007-2008[5] | +Obstacles, Of Course! | +Hit or Myth | +DI've Got a Secret! | +Chorific! | +SWITCH! | +TwisDId History | ++ | |
| 2006-2007[6] | +DIrect Flight | +CSI-DI | +Round About Courage | +Switching TraDItions | +Card-DI-ology | +Make It New, It's Up To You | ++ | |
| 2005-2006[7] | +Back At You! | +Kidz Rulz! | +How’d tHAT Happen? | +On Safari | +The Inside DImension | +1-2-Change-A-ROO | ++ | |
| 2004-2005[8] | +DIzzy Derby | +Sudden SerenDIpity | +Live! It's RaDIo DI! | +IMPROVing Along | +DIsigning Bridges | +More to the Story! | ++ | |
| 2003-2004[9] | +Destinations in Time | +The Plot and the Pendulum | +Cartoon DImensions | +Upbeat Improv | +GuessDImate! | +Surprise Trip! | ++ | |
| 2002-2003[10] | +Change in DIrection | +ViDIo Adventure | +Theatre Smarts | +Once Improv A Time | +ConnecDId | +Lost and Found | ++ | |
| 2001-2002[11] | +It's Your Move | +StranDId | +On Holiday | +The Art of Improv | +Dual DI-lemma | ++ | + | |
| 2000-2001[12] | +IncreDIble TechEffects | +Mystery Loves Company | +Anonymously Yours | +DInamic Improv | +Triplicity | ++ | + | |
| 1999-2000[13] | +Fruit Roller Coaster & Eggploration | +If Music Be the Food of Life... Play on! | +Mixing Apples and Oranges | +Instant Pudding Improv | +It's Not Impastable! | ++ | + |
| Ship Name | +In Service | +Project Number | +Type | +Class | +Comments | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lenin | +1959 | +92M | +Icebreaker | +— | +Decommissioned 1989. Museum ship. | +
| Arktika | +1975 | +1052-1 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | +Not operational. | +
| Sibir | +1977 | +1052-2 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | +Defueled and not operational since 1993. | +
| Rossiya | +1985 | +10521-1 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | ++ |
| Sevmorput | +1988 | +10081 | +Container ship | +— | +Has ice-breaking bow | +
| Taymyr | +1989 | +10580-1 | +River icebreaker | +Taymyr | ++ |
| Sovetskiy Soyuz | +1990 | +10521-2 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | ++ |
| Vaygach | +1990 | +10580-2 | +River icebreaker | +Taymyr | ++ |
| Yamal | +1993 | +10521-3 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | ++ |
| 50 Let Pobedy | +2007 | +10521 | +Icebreaker | +Arktika | +Built as Ural, completed in 2007. | +
| Member | +Party | +Electorate | +State | +First elected | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Adermann | +Country | +Fisher | +Qld | +1943 | +
| Ian Allan | +Country | +Gwydir | +NSW | +1953 | +
| Gordon Anderson | +ALP | +Kingsford Smith | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Tom Andrews | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Darebin | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon Larry Anthony | +Country | +Richmond | +NSW | +1937 | +
| Lance Barnard | +ALP | +Bass | +Tas | +1954 | +
| Jeff Bate | +Liberal | +Macarthur | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Hon Howard Beale | +Liberal | +Parramatta | +NSW | +1946 | +
| Kim Beazley | +ALP | +Fremantle | +WA | +1945 | +
| Alan Bird | +ALP | +Batman | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Francis Bland | +Liberal | +Warringah | +NSW | +1951 | +
| William Bostock | +Liberal | +Indi | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Bill Bourke | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Fawkner | +Vic | +1949 | +
| George Bowden | +Country | +Gippsland | +Vic | +1943 | +
| William Brand | +Country | +Wide Bay | +Qld | +1954 | +
| Wilfred Brimblecombe | +Country | +Maranoa | +Qld | +1951 | +
| Geoffrey Brown | +Liberal | +McMillan | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon Harry Bruce | +ALP | +Leichhardt | +Qld | +1951 | +
| Tom Burke | +ALP | +Perth | +WA | +1943 | +
| Bill Bryson | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Wills | +Vic | +1943–1946, 1949 | +
| Hon Arthur Calwell | +ALP | +Melbourne | +Vic | +1940 | +
| Hon Archie Cameron | +Liberal | +Barker | +SA | +1934 | +
| Clyde Cameron | +ALP | +Hindmarsh | +SA | +1949 | +
| Dr Donald Cameron | +Liberal | +Oxley | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Rt Hon Richard Casey | +Liberal | +La Trobe | +Vic | +1931–40, 1949 | +
| Hon Cyril Chambers | +ALP | +Adelaide | +SA | +1943 | +
| Hon Percy Clarey | +ALP | +Bendigo | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Joe Clark | +ALP | +Darling | +NSW | +1934 | +
| Jim Cope[1] | +ALP | +Cook | +NSW | +1955 | +
| Dominic Costa | +ALP | +Banks | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Wilfred Coutts | +ALP | +Griffith | +Qld | +1954 | +
| John Cramer | +Liberal | +Bennelong | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Jack Cremean | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Hoddle | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Frank Crean | +ALP | +Melbourne Ports | +Vic | +1951 | +
| Dan Curtin | +ALP | +Watson | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Fred Daly | +ALP | +Grayndler | +NSW | +1943 | +
| Charles Davidson | +Country | +Dawson | +Qld | +1946 | +
| Billy Davies | +ALP | +Cunningham | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Frank Davis | +Liberal | +Deakin | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Roger Dean | +Liberal | +Robertson | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Alec Downer | +Liberal | +Angas | +SA | +1949 | +
| Hon Arthur Drakeford | +ALP | +Maribyrnong | +Vic | +1934 | +
| Hon David Drummond | +Country | +New England | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Nigel Drury | +Liberal | +Ryan | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Gil Duthie | +ALP | +Wilmot | +Tas | +1946 | +
| Bill Edmonds | +ALP | +Herbert | +Qld | +1946 | +
| Rt Hon Dr H.V. Evatt | +ALP | +Barton | +NSW | +1940 | +
| Rt Hon Arthur Fadden | +Country | +McPherson | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Laurie Failes | +Country | +Lawson | +NSW | +1949 | +
| David Fairbairn | +Liberal | +Farrer | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Hon Allen Fairhall | +Liberal | +Paterson | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Bill Falkinder | +Liberal | +Franklin | +Tas | +1946 | +
| Joe Fitzgerald | +ALP | +Phillip | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Hon Josiah Francis | +Liberal | +Moreton | +Qld | +1922 | +
| Allan Fraser | +ALP | +Eden-Monaro | +NSW | +1943 | +
| Jim Fraser[2] | +ALP | +Australian Capital Territory | +ACT | +1951 | +
| Gordon Freeth | +Liberal | +Forrest | +WA | +1949 | +
| Arthur Fuller | +Country | +Hume | +NSW | +1943–49, 1951 | +
| Pat Galvin | +ALP | +Kingston | +SA | +1951 | +
| Arthur Greenup | +ALP | +Dalley | +NSW | +1953 | +
| Charles Griffiths | +ALP | +Shortland | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Jo Gullett | +Liberal | +Henty | +Vic | +1946 | +
| Len Hamilton | +Country | +Canning | +WA | +1946 | +
| Rt Hon Eric Harrison | +Liberal | +Wentworth | +NSW | +1931 | +
| Jim Harrison | +ALP | +Blaxland | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Hon Paul Hasluck | +Liberal | +Curtin | +WA | +1949 | +
| Hon William Haworth | +Liberal | +Isaacs | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Leslie Haylen | +ALP | +Parkes | +NSW | +1943 | +
| Rt Hon Harold Holt | +Liberal | +Higgins | +Vic | +1935 | +
| John Howse | +Liberal | +Calare | +NSW | +1946 | +
| Alan Hulme | +Liberal | +Petrie | +Qld | +1949 | +
| William Jack | +Liberal | +North Sydney | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Rowley James | +ALP | +Hunter | +NSW | +1928 | +
| Hon Herbert Johnson | +ALP | +Kalgoorlie | +WA | +1940 | +
| Bob Joshua | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Ballaarat | +ALP | +1951 | +
| Percy Joske | +Liberal | +Balaclava | +Vic | +1951 | +
| Hon Wilfrid Kent Hughes | +Liberal | +Chisholm | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Stan Keon | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Yarra | +Vic | +1949 | +
| William Lawrence | +Liberal | +Wimmera | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon George Lawson | +ALP | +Brisbane | +Qld | +1931 | +
| Nelson Lemmon | +ALP | +St George | +NSW | +1943–49, 1954 | +
| Hugh Leslie | +Liberal | +Moore | +Country | +1949 | +
| Robert Lindsay | +Liberal | +Flinders | +Vic | +1954 | +
| Tony Luchetti | +ALP | +Macquarie | +NSW | +1951 | +
| Aubrey Luck | +Liberal | +Darwin | +Tas | +1951 | +
| Philip Lucock | +Country | +Lyne | +NSW | +1953 | +
| Dan Mackinnon | +Liberal | +Corangamite | +Vic | +1949–51, 1953 | +
| Hon Norman Makin | +ALP | +Sturt | +SA | +1919–46, 1954 | +
| Hon Philip McBride | +Liberal | +Wakefield | +SA | +1931–37, 1937–43 (S), 1946 | +
| Malcolm McColm | +Liberal | +Bowman | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Rt Hon John McEwen | +Country | +Murray | +Vic | +1934 | +
| John McLeay | +Liberal | +Boothby | +SA | +1949 | +
| Don McLeod | +Liberal | +Wannon | +ALP | +1940–49, 1951 | +
| Hon William McMahon | +Liberal | +Lowe | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Rt Hon Robert Menzies | +Liberal | +Kooyong | +Vic | +1934 | +
| Dan Minogue | +ALP | +West Sydney | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Charles Morgan | +ALP | +Reid | +NSW | +1940–46, 1949 | +
| Jack Mullens | +ALP/ALP (A-C) | +Gellibrand | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Jock Nelson[2] | +ALP | +Northern Territory | +NT | +1949 | +
| William O'Connor | +ALP | +Martin | +NSW | +1946 | +
| Hubert Opperman | +Liberal | +Corio | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon Frederick Osborne | +Liberal | +Evans | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Rt Hon Sir Earle Page | +Country | +Cowper | +NSW | +1919 | +
| Henry Pearce | +Liberal | +Capricornia | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Ted Peters | +ALP | +Burke | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon Reg Pollard | +ALP | +Lalor | +Vic | +1937 | +
| Hon Bill Riordan | +ALP | +Kennedy | +Qld | +1936 | +
| Hugh Roberton | +Country | +Riverina | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Edgar Russell | +ALP | +Grey | +SA | +1943 | +
| Tom Sheehan[1] | +ALP | +Cook | +NSW | +1937 | +
| Frank Stewart | +ALP | +Lang | +NSW | +1953 | +
| Reginald Swartz | +Liberal | +Darling Downs | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Albert Thompson | +ALP | +Port Adelaide | +SA | +1946 | +
| Frank Timson | +Liberal | +Higinbotham | +Vic | +1949 | +
| Hon Athol Townley | +Liberal | +Denison | +Tas | +1949 | +
| Winton Turnbull | +Country | +Mallee | +Vic | +1946 | +
| Harry Turner | +Liberal | +Bradfield | +NSW | +1952 | +
| Hon Eddie Ward | +ALP | +East Sydney | +NSW | +1931, 1932 | +
| David Oliver Watkins | +ALP | +Newcastle | +NSW | +1935 | +
| Harry Webb | +ALP | +Swan | +WA | +1954 | +
| William Wentworth | +Liberal | +Mackellar | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Roy Wheeler | +Liberal | +Mitchell | +NSW | +1949 | +
| Gough Whitlam | +ALP | +Werriwa | +NSW | +1952 | +
| Bruce Wight | +Liberal | +Lilley | +Qld | +1949 | +
| Date | +Home team | +Score | +Away team | +Notes | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17 December 2007 | +Foolad | +4-4 | +Esteghlal Ahvaz | +Foolad progress 8-7 on penalties | +
| 21 December 2007 | +Rah Ahan | +2-2 | +Steel Azin | +Rah Ahan progress 5-2 on penalties | +
| 21 December 2007 | +Zob Ahan | +1-1 | +Esteghlal | +Esteghlal progress 3-1 on penalties | +
| 21 December 2007 | +Bargh Shiraz | +1-0 | +Paykan Tehran | ++ |
| 21 December 2007 | +Shahin Bushehr | +2-2 | +Saba Battery | +Shahin Bushehr progress 6-5 on penalties | +
| 24 December 2007 | +Pas Hamedan | +3-0 | +Persepolis | ++ |
| 26 February 2008 | +Moghavemat Sepasi | +1-2 | +Sepahan | +|
| 4 March 2008 | +Sanaye Arak | +0-1 | +Pegah Gilan | ++ |
| Name | +Nationality | +From | +To | +Honours | +Comments | +Refs | +
| Jensen, HenrikHenrik Jensen | + Denmark |
+1 July 2012 | +Present | ++ | + | + |
| Kristiansen, John 'Tune'John 'Tune' Kristiansen | + Denmark |
+18 June 2012 | +23 June 2012 | ++ | Caretaker for one league match | ++ |
| Hansen, Peer F.Peer F. Hansen | + Denmark |
+1 January 2012 | +18 June 2012 | +won promotion to the third tier | ++ | [8] | +
| Kristiansen, John 'Tune'John 'Tune' Kristiansen | + Denmark |
+27 July 2010 | +30 December 2011 | +won promotion to the fourth tier | +Originally had contract until summer 2012 | +[9] | +
| Heitmann, RenéRené Heitmann | + Denmark |
+17 July 2010 | +27 July 2010 | ++ | Never coached the team in a match | ++ |
| Andersen, ChristianChristian Andersen | + Denmark |
+11 July 2009 | +19 June 2010 | +Team was relegated to third tier | +Club went bankrupt after the season | +[10] | +
| Theil, AndersAnders Theil | + Denmark |
+7 November 2005 | +7 July 2009 | ++ | Originally had contract until summer 2011 | +[11] | +
| Skovdahl, EbbeEbbe Skovdahl | + Denmark |
+11 October 2003 | +6 November 2005 | +Team was relegated to second tier | +Originally had contract until summer 2007 | +[12] | +
| Mørk, OleOle Mørk | + Denmark |
+15 October 2001 | +10 October 2003 | +Won promotion to first tier | +Originally had contract until end of 2004 | +[13][14] | +
| Petersen, JohnnyJohnny Petersen | + Denmark |
+5 May 1998 | +14 October 2001 | ++ | Originally had contract until end of 2001 | ++ |
| Kristiansen, John 'Tune'John 'Tune' Kristiansen | + Denmark |
+1996 | +4 May 1998 | +Won promotion to second tier | ++ | + |
| No. | +Title | +Directed by | +Written by | +Original Air date | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +"Reunion" | +Bryan Spicer | +Patrick Massett & John Zinman | +January 27, 2003 | +
| 2 | +"Antarctica" | +Perry Lang | +Patrick Massett & John Zinman | +February 3, 2003 | +
| 3 | +"Skulls" | +Adam Nimoy | +Patrick Massett & John Zinman | +February 10, 2003 | +
| 4 | +"Heist" | +Rick Kolbe | +Rick Kellard | +March 10, 2003 | +
| 5 | +"The Wheel Of Dharma" | +R. W. Goodwin | +Stephanie Bloch-Chambers & Julie Bean | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 6 | +"Sangraal" | +Perry Lang | +Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 7 | +"Mummy Virus" | +Vern Gillum | +Rick Kellard & Thania St. John | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 8 | +"Name Of God" | +Michael Nankin | +Brad Falchuk | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 9 | +"Devil's Child" | +Tom Wright | +Thania St. John | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 10 | +"Avalon" | +Dwight Little | +I. C. Rapoport | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 11 | +"The Lost Codex" | +Tom Wright | +Gabrielle Stanton & Harry Werksman, Jr. | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 12 | +"Eternal" | +Fred Gerber | +Thania St. John & Chad Hodge | +Unaired in U.S | +
| 13 | +"Helmholtz Resonance" | +Larry Shaw | +Patrick Massett & John Zinman | +Unaired in U.S | +
| Tablet | +Genealogy | +Narrative | +Colophon | +||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +Creation of Universe 1:1 | +1:2 to 2:3 | +"This is the account of the heavens and of the earth when they were created." 2:4 | +||||
| 2 | +Heavens and Earth 2:4 | +2:5 to 4:26 | +"This is the written account of Adam." 5:1 | +||||
| 3 | +Adam to Noah 5:1 - 32 | +6:1 - 8 | +"This is the account of Noah." 6:9 | +||||
| 4 | +Noah to Shem, Ham, and Japeth 6:9 - 10 | +6:11 to 9:29 | +"This is the account of Shem, Ham, and Japheth, Noah's sons." 10:1 | +||||
| 5 | +Descendants of Shem, Ham, and Japeth 10:1 - 32 | +11:1 - 9 | +"This is the account of Shem." 11:10 | +||||
| 6 | +Shem to Terah 11:10 - 26 | +no narrative | +"This is the account of Terah." 11:27 | +||||
| 7 | +Terah to Abraham 11:27 | +11:28 to 25:11 | +"This is the account of Abraham's son Ishmael." 25:12 (eldest son) | +||||
| 8 | +Descendants of Ishmael 25:13 - 18 | +no narrative | +"This is the account of Abraham's son Isaac." 25:19 | +||||
| 9 | +Abraham to Isaac 25:19 | +25:20 to 35:29 | +"This is the account of Esau." 36:1 (eldest son) | +||||
| 10 | +Descendants of Esau 36:2 - 5 | +36:6 - 8 | +"This is the account of Esau." 36:9 | +||||
| 11 | +Descendants of Esau 36:10 to 37:1 | +no narrative | +"This is the account of Jacob." 37:2 | +||||
| + | no genealogy | +37:2 to 50:26 | +no colophon | +||||
| The statements immediately following each colophon would be the beginning of the next tablet; for example, Genesis 2:4 reads "When the LORD God made the earth and the heavens…" beginning Adam’s story. | +|||||||
| Character | +Real name | +Home world | +Membership notes | +Powers | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Night Girl | +Lydda Jath | +Kathoon | +Pre-Crisis version first appeared in Adventure Comics #306 (March 1963). +Legion membership first mentioned by Starman in Justice Society of America vol. 3, #6 (July 2007) and confirmed in Action Comics #860 (February 2008). |
+Super-strength when not in direct sunlight. | +
| Chameleon Girl | +Yera Allon | +Durla | +Pre-Crisis version first appeared (impersonating Shrinking Violet) in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 2, #286 (April 1982). +True form and identity revealed in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 2, #305 (November 1983). +Legion membership first revealed in Action Comics #861 (March 2008). |
+Shapeshifting. | +
| Karate Kid II | +Myg | +Lythyl | +Joined as a replacement for Val Armorr, as revealed in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #1 (October 2008), unlike his counterpart who did not join the original team prior to Crisis on Infinite Earths. +Killed by Radiation Roy in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #3 (April 2009). |
+Mastery of all known martial arts. | +
| Green Lantern | +Rond Vidar | +Earth | +Pre-Crisis version first appeared in Adventure Comics #349 (October 1966); granted honorary membership in Adventure Comics #360 (September 1967). +Last remaining member of the Green Lantern Corps, as revealed in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #2 (November 2008). +Killed in the same issue by Superboy-Prime. |
+Possesses a Green Lantern power ring. | +
| XS | +Jenni Ognats | +Aarok | +First appeared in Legionnaires #0 (October 1994); granddaughter of Barry Allen and first cousin of Bart Allen. +Native of the same universe as the post-Infinite Crisis team, as revealed in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #3 (April 2009). +Joined the Earth-247 team in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4, #62 (November 1994). +Joined the post-Infinite Crisis team in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5 (September 2009). +Post-Flashpoint no longer listed as a member of the Legion. |
+Superspeed. | +
| Gates | +Ti'julk Mr'asz | +Vyrga | +First appeared in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4, #66 (March 1995). +Joined the Earth-247 team in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 4, #76 (January 1996). +Joined the post-Infinite Crisis team in Final Crisis: Legion of 3 Worlds #5 (September 2009). |
+Creation of teleportation "gates". | +
| Earth-Man | +Kirt Niedrigh | +Earth | +Pre-Crisis version first appeared (as "Absorbency Boy") in Superboy and the Legion of Super-Heroes #218 (July 1976). +Joined in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #2 (August 2010). +Died battling the Adversary in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011). |
+Super-power absorption and duplication. | +
| Comet Queen | +Grava | +Extal Colony | +Pre-Crisis version first appeared in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 2, #304 (October 1983) as a student at the Legion Academy. +Joined between Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011) and Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 7, #1 (November 2011). |
+Space flight, comet gas extrusion. | +
| Chemical Kid | +Hadru Jamik | +Phlon | +First appeared in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #6 (December 2010) as a student at the Legion Academy. +Joined between Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011) and Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 7, #1 (November 2011). |
+Catalyze chemical reactions. | +
| Glorith II | +Glorith | +Unknown | +First appeared in Adventure Comics #523 (April 2011) as a student at the Legion Academy. +Joined between Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011) and Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 7, #1 (November 2011). |
+Manipulation of mystical energies. | +
| Dragonwing | +Marya Pai | +Earth | +First appeared in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #6 (December 2010) as a student at the Legion Academy. +Joined between Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011) and Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 7, #1 (November 2011). |
+Fire breath and acid absorption. | +
| Harmonia | +Harmonia Li | +Earth | +First appeared in Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #1 (July 2010). +Joined between Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 6, #16 (October 2011) and Legion of Super-Heroes vol. 7, #1 (November 2011). |
+Elemental. | +
| Rank | +Nation | +Gold | +Silver | +Bronze | +Total | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | + Australia (AUS) |
+2 | +1 | +0 | +3 | +
| 2 | + Italy (ITA) |
+1 | +1 | +1 | +3 | +
| 3 | + Germany (EUA) |
+1 | +0 | +1 | +2 | +
| 4 | + Soviet Union (URS) |
+1 | +0 | +0 | +1 | +
| 5 | + Switzerland (SUI) |
+0 | +2 | +1 | +3 | +
| 6 | + United States (USA) |
+0 | +1 | +0 | +1 | +
| 7 | + Great Britain (GBR) |
+0 | +0 | +1 | +1 | +
 France (FRA) |
+0 | +0 | +1 | +1 | +
| Year | +Division | +League | +Reg. Season | +Playoffs | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 | +2 | +USL W-League | +5th, Western | ++ |
| 2004 | +1 | +USL W-League | +8th, Western | ++ |
| 2005 | +1 | +USL W-League | +6th, Western | ++ |
| 2006 | +1 | +USL W-League | +5th, Western | ++ |
| 2007 | +1 | +USL W-League | +5th, Western | ++ |
| 2008 | +1 | +USL W-League | +6th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| 2009 | +1 | +USL W-League | +7th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| 2010 | +1 | +USL W-League | +6th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| 2011 | +1 | +USL W-League | +7th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| 2012 | +1 | +USL W-League | +4th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| 2013 | +1 | +USL W-League | +4th, Western | +Did not qualify | +
| Year | +Round | +Position | +Matches | +Wins | +Draws | +Losses | +GF | +GA | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1930 to 1990 | +Competed as part of Yugoslavia | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +
 1994 |
+Could not enter | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +
 1998 |
+Third Place | +3 | +7 | +5 | +0 | +2 | +11 | +5 | +
 / 2002 |
+Group Stage | +23 | +3 | +1 | +0 | +2 | +2 | +3 | +
 2006 |
+Group Stage | +22 | +3 | +0 | +2 | +1 | +2 | +3 | +
 2010 |
+Did not qualify | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +
 2014 |
+Qualified | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +- | +
| Total | +4/5 | +- | +13 | +6 | +2 | +5 | +15 | +11 | +
| Place | +Team | +Matches | +Won | +Drawn | +Lost | +Difference | +Points | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | + Canada |
+6 | +6 | +0 | +0 | +62–6 | +12 | +
| 2 | + Sweden |
+6 | +4 | +1 | +1 | +33–14 | +9 | +
| 3 | + Switzerland |
+6 | +4 | +1 | +1 | +28–12 | +9 | +
| 4 | + Norway |
+6 | +2 | +0 | +4 | +10–27 | +4 | +
| 5 | + Great Britain |
+6 | +1 | +1 | +4 | +18–42 | +3 | +
| 6 | + United States |
+6 | +1 | +1 | +4 | +14–42 | +3 | +
| 7 | + Finland |
+6 | +1 | +0 | +5 | +15–37 | +2 | +
| Date | +Opponent# | +Rank# | +Site | +Result | +Attendance | +|||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| September 1 | +Delta State* | ++ | M.M. Roberts Stadium • Hattiesburg, MS | +W 12-0 | +17,590 | +|||
| September 8 | +at #13 Alabama* | ++ | Legion Field • Birmingham, AL | +W 27-24 | +75,962 | +|||
| September 15 | +at Georgia* | ++ | Sanford Stadium • Athens, GA | +L 17-18 | +79,812 | +|||
| September 22 | +at Mississippi State* | ++ | Scott Field • Starkville, MS | +L 10-13 | +40,115 | +|||
| September 29 | +Louisville* | ++ | M.M. Roberts Stadium • Hattiesburg, MS | +W 25-13 | +20,545 | +|||
| October 6 | +at East Carolina* | ++ | Ficklen Memorial Stadium • Greenville, NC | +W 16-7 | +31,305 | +|||
| October 13 | +at Tulane* | ++ | Louisiana Superdome • New Orleans, LA | +W 20-14 | +26,662 | +|||
| October 20 | +Memphis State* |
++ | M.M. Roberts Stadium • Hattiesburg, MS | +W 23-7 | +24,520 | +|||
| October 27 | +at Virginia Tech* | ++ | Lane Stadium • Blacksburg, VA | +L 16-20 | +37,462 | +|||
| November 3 | +at SW Louisiana* | ++ | Cajun Field • Lafayette, LA | +W 14-13 | +17,860 | +|||
| November 10 | +at #15 Auburn* | ++ | Jordan-Hare Stadium • Auburn, AL | +W 13-12 | +85,214 | +|||
| December 28 | +vs. NC State* | +#23 | +Legion Field • Birmingham, AL (All-American Bowl) | +L 27-31 | +44,000 | +|||
| *Non-conference game. Homecoming. #Rankings from AP Poll. All times are in Central Time. |
+||||||||
| Formula | +color | +symmetry | +space group | +No | +Pearson symbol | +a (pm) | +b (pm) | +c (pm) | +Z | +density, g/cm3 | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pa | +silvery-gray | +tetragonal[1] | +I4/mmm | +139 | +tI2 | +392.5 | +392.5 | +323.8 | +2 | +15.37 | +
| PaO | ++ | rocksalt[27] | +Fm3m | +225 | +cF8 | +496.1 | ++ | + | 4 | +13.44 | +
| PaO2 | +black | +fcc[27] | +Fm3m | +225 | +cF12 | +550.5 | ++ | + | 4 | +10.47 | +
| Pa2O5 | +white | ++ | Fm3m[27] | +225 | +cF16 | +547.6 | +547.6 | +547.6 | +4 | +10.96 | +
| Pa2O5 | +white | ++ | orthorhombic[27] | ++ | + | 692 | +402 | +418 | ++ | + |
| PaH3 | +black | +cubic[27] | +Pm3n | +223 | +cP32 | +664.8 | +664.8 | +664.8 | +8 | +10.58 | +
| PaF4 | +brown-red | +monoclinic[27] | +C2/c | +15 | +mS60 | ++ | + | + | 2 | ++ |
| PaCl4 | +green-yellow | +tetragonal[36] | +I41/amd | +141 | +tI20 | +837.7 | +837.7 | +748.1 | +4 | +4.72 | +
| PaBr4 | +brown | +tetragonal[37][38] | +I41/amd | +141 | +tI20 | +882.4 | +882.4 | +795.7 | ++ | + |
| PaCl5 | +yellow | +monoclinic[39] | +C2/c | +15 | +mS24 | +797 | +1135 | +836 | +4 | +3.74 | +
| PaBr5 | +red | +monoclinic[38][40] | +P21/c | +14 | +mP24 | +838.5 | +1120.5 | +1214.6 | +4 | +4.98 | +
| PaOBr3 | ++ | monoclinic[38] | +C2 | ++ | + | 1691.1 | +387.1 | +933.4 | ++ | + |
| Pa(PO3)4 | ++ | orthorhombic[41] | ++ | + | + | 696.9 | +895.9 | +1500.9 | ++ | + |
| Pa2P2O7 | ++ | cubic[41] | +Pa3 | ++ | + | 865 | +865 | +865 | ++ | + |
| Pa(C8H8)2 | +golden-yellow | +monoclinic[42] | ++ | + | + | 709 | +875 | +1062 | ++ | + |
| Pos. | +Driver | +Co-driver | +Car | +Time | +Difference | +Points | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WRC | +||||||
| 1. | + Raffaele Pinto |
+ Arnaldo Bernacchini |
+Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye | +6:26:15 | +0.0 | +20 | +
| 2. | + Alcide Paganelli |
+ Ninni Russo |
+Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye | +6:30:12 | +3.57 | ++ |
| 3. | + Markku Alén |
+ Ilkka Kivimäki |
+Fiat Abarth 124 Rallye | +6:37:17 | +11.02 | ++ |
| 4. | + Ove Andersson |
+ Arne Hertz |
+Toyota Corolla | +6:40:54 | +14.39 | +10 | +
| 5. | + Harry Källström |
+ Claes Billstam |
+Datsun 260Z | +6:54:27 | +28.12 | +8 | +
| 6. | + Bob Neyret |
+ Yveline Vanoni |
+Alpine-Renault A110 1800 | +7:04:18 | +38.03 | +6 | +
| 7. | + Georg Fischer |
+ Harald Gottlieb |
+BMW 2002 | +7:05:02 | +38.47 | +4 | +
| 8. | + Francisco Romãozinho |
+ José Bernardo |
+Citroën GS | +7:17:04 | +50.49 | +3 | +
| 9. | + Chris Sclater |
+ Neil Wilson |
+Ford Escort RS1600 | +7:26:59 | +1:00.44 | +2 | +
| 10. | + António Borges |
+ Miguel Sottomayor |
+Fiat 124 Sport Spyder | +7:27:55 | +1:01.40 | ++ |
| Year | +Competition | +Venue | +Position | +Event | +Notes | +
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2001 | +World Youth Championships | +Debrecen, Hungary | +4th | +400 m | ++ |
| 2002 | +Asian Games | +Busan, South Korea | +2nd | +4x400 m relay | ++ |
| 2005 | +Asian Championships | +Incheon, South Korea | +2nd | +4x400 m relay | ++ |
| Universiade | +Izmir, Turkey | +6th | +4x400 m relay | ++ | |
| 2006 | +Asian Games | +Doha, Qatar | +2nd | +4x400 m relay | ++ |
| 1st | +400 m | ++ | |||
| World Cup | +Athens, Greece | +7th | +400 m | ++ | |
| 2007 | +Universiade | +Bangkok, Thailand | +1st | +400 m | ++ |
| 2011 | +Universiade | +Shenzhen, China | +– | +400 m | +DQ | +
| # | +Title | +Featured guest(s) | +Producer(s) | +Length | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +"Intro (Skit)" | ++ | + | 1:50 | +
| 2 | +"Zero" | ++ | Lewis Parker | +4:01 | +
| 3 | +"It's Murda" | ++ | Harry Love | +5:01 | +
| 4 | +"Jankrowville" | ++ | L. Dolo | +5:26 | +
| 5 | +"Parrowdice" | +Kyza And Skriblah | +Harry Love | +5:52 | +
| 6 | +"B 4 U Die" | +Kyza And Skriblah | +Joe Buhdha | +4:09 | +
| 7 | +"All I Got" | ++ | Joe Buhdha | +4:00 | +
| 8 | +"Black Rose" | ++ | Joe Buhdha | +4:04 | +
| 9 | +"Lynching (Skit)" | ++ | + | 1:12 | +
| 10 | +"Our Time" | ++ | Lewis Parker | +3:56 | +
| 11 | +"Terra Firma Anthum (Skit)" | ++ | + | 0:52 | +
| 12 | +"Daggo Mentality" | ++ | Lewis Parker | +4:01 | +
| 13 | +"Neighbour (Skit)" | ++ | + | 0:46 | +
| 14 | +"Son Of Niah" | ++ | AC.WAR.ION | +4:54 | +
| Eps # | +Prod # | +Title | +Summary | +Air Date | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +2 | +Menace Of The Mole Men | +The Fantastic Four are off to carry out their experiments on a remote island. The Mole Man, however, has been waiting for them and traps them in a radiation field and plans to submerge the world’s largest cities. The Fantastic Four escape but the Mole Man traps them again. They manage to escape their separate ways. They foil Mole Man’s domination and escape the island once and for all. | +9/9/1967 | +
| 2 | +3 | +Diablo | +The Fantastic Four find a ruined castle in the middle of a forest in Transylvania. Ben is summoned by Diablo and unable to resist, opens Diablo's prison, unleashing him and later brainwashing Ben. Diablo tricks the world into thinking he has the power to help them. The world then realises what a fraud Diablo really is. The Fantastic Four seize this opportunity to attack Diablo’s castle. After getting far in the dungeons, the four get captured. Ben escapes, releases the others and they defeat Diablo. | +9/16/1967 | +
| 3 | +7 | +The Way It All Began | +While on a television show, Reed recalls the time he first met Victor von Doom before he became Dr. Doom. He had Ben as his roommate at university. Victor was working on dangerous experiments, especially a test that brought him to the hospital and got him expelled from university. Worse than that, the test altered his face and he swore revenge on Reed having to hide his work from him. Ben and Reed became soldiers in World War II. Ben, Susan, Johnny and Reed all went aboard a space rocket for space exploration. And so the origin of the Fantastic Four began. Dr. Doom confronts the Fantastic Four on the television show and briefs them on his origin. After that Dr. Doom attempts to get his revenge, but fails and escapes only to crash. | +9/23/1967 | +
| 4 | +5 | +Invasion Of The Super-Skrull | +The Skrulls have immediately failed to destroy the Fantastic Four. They introduce The Super-Skrull who possesses double power effects the Fantastic Four have. The Fantastic Four are overwhelmed by the Super-Skrull’s combined powers. The Fantastic Four lure the Super-Skrull to Crater Island. Susan plants a sonic wave jamming device on the Super-Skrull before he can destroy them with his ultimate power level. | +9/30/1967 | +
| 5a | +1 | +Klaws | +Klaw is here to vanquish the Fantastic 4 with his solidifying sonic waves. Johnny is on vacation or so it would seem and arrives in the nick of time to assist Mr. Fantastic in catching The Klaw. | +10/7/1967 | +
| 5b | +4 | +The Red Ghost | +Reed is competing with Dr. Kragoff in race to the moon for astronomical research. During the launch, Dr. Kragoff and his primate crew have developed some reverse energy powers. Dr. Kragoff is now transparent and becomes the Red Ghost. Red Ghost kidnaps Susan after counter attacking. She escapes and thwarts Red Ghost’s attempt to eliminate her companions. Using a special device, Reed turns Red Ghost into a plastic statue. | +10/7/1967 | +
| 6 | +9 | +Prisoners Of Planet X | +A UFO has been sighted. The pilot abducts the Fantastic Four from the Science Center and is setting course for Planet X. There, their dictator Kurrgo requests the Fantastic Four save their planet from another planet knocked off its orbit. Reed manages to formulate a working plan to save the population. While the plan is in process, Kurrgo has other ideas. However, Reed tricks Kurrgo and leaves him on the exploding planet while the micro-sized population and the Fantastic Four get away to safety. | +10/14/1967 | +
| 7 | +14 | +It Started On Yancy Street | +The Fantastic Four face a bunch of old rivals in Yancy Street, but their old enemy Red Ghost and his primates show up and capture them. During their voyage to the moon, the four turn the tables, but Red Ghost gets away and the four are dumped on the moon. They barely manage to get to a source of oxygen which is the Watcher’s laboratory. Using one of the Watcher’s machines, Reed brings down Red Ghost’s ship. Susan gets Dr. Kragoff banished into a trans-nitron machine. Reed uses that machine to get back to Earth. | +10/21/1967 | +
| 8 | +6 | +Three Predictions Of Dr. Doom | +Dr. Doom challenges the Fantastic Four. Doctor Doom begins his plans by capturing Susan. Soon the Fantastic Four manage to locate and penetrate Dr. Doom’s flying fortress, but Ben is turned back to his former self and the other three are trapped. Ben turns himself back into the Thing, releases the others and aborts Dr. Doom’s tidal waves. They chase Dr. Doom out and back to the flying fortress. After a struggle through the dangerous complex of the fortress, they abort Dr. Doom’s global destruction for good. | +10/28/1967 | +
| 9 | +8 | +Behold A Distant Star | +The Fantastic Four are testing their rocket when they are drawn into the Skrull Galaxy. After beating the first round of Skrulls, the Fantastic Four weaken and are taken prisoner. The cruel Skrull Warlord Morrat wishes to overthrow the Skrull Emperor. The Warlord gives the Fantastic Four the option to assist them or die. Reed tricks the Warlord into getting him and his friends' powers fully charged. They defeat the Warlord as the Emperor arrives and he allows the Fantastic 4 to go freely back to Earth. | +11/4/1967 | +
| 10 | +12 | +Demon in the Deep | +The Fantastic Four beat the criminal forces working for Dr. Gamma, and blow up the island with its secret weapons. While escaping, Dr. Gamma is infected by the radiation levels in the seabed and morphs into some creature. Johnny is flustered with being moved around and quits from the Fantastic Four. In the town Johnny goes to, there have been sightings of the Gamma Ray. Johnny defeats the Gamma Ray by himself, but he comes back with the hideous giant sea monster Giganto. Johnny rejoins the Fantastic Four. Ben succeeds in eliminating the sea monster. The Gamma Ray is defeated but not finished. | +11/11/1967 | +
| 11 | +11 | +Danger In The Depths | +Johnny finds a mysterious lady named Lady Dorma and takes her back to the Headquarters. She claims to have come from a land beneath the sea called Pacifica, which is under siege by Attuma. They manage to slip past Attuma’s forces. Pacifica is losing hope and Attuma has shadowed the seabed. Triton can only fight man-to-man with Attuma while his men prepare traps to weaken Triton into a losing battle. The Fantastic 4 thwart every trap. Triton beats Attuma and the forces retreat. NOTE: Due to the rights to the Sub-Mariner being held by Grantray-Lawrence Animation, the adaptation of the first meeting between the FF and Namor was altered. Instead, Prince Triton, an original pastiche of Namor was reworked into the Namor role. | +11/18/1967 | +
| 12 | +13 | +Return Of the Mole Man | +The Mole Man is creating earthquakes and causing buildings to sink deep into the Earth. In addition, he and his Moloids kidnap Susan. The Mole Man as usual has been expecting the other three and sends them back to the surface to tell the Army not to get involved. They manage to halt them and seek an alternate entrance in the underworld. Johnny rescues Susan, then they penetrate the laboratory. They all return the buildings to the surface and escape the exploding caves. | +11/25/1967 | +
| 13 | +19 | +Rama-Tut | +After coming back from vacation Reed tells Ben an interesting theory on attempting to restore him. They head to Dr. Doom’s deserted castle to use the time machine the doctor left behind. In 2000 B.C the four weaken during a fight and are taken by Pharaoh Rama-Tut, who is a lot more than he would seem at first sight. Susan is to be Rama-Tut’s queen while the other three are put to work with some mind control. Ben turns back to his former self. As he rescues Susan, he is once again the Thing. The four battle Rama-Tut to his sphinx. Finally, they destroy his sphinx and return to their own time. | +12/9/1967 | +
| 14 | +15 | +Galactus | +The Watcher has made strange events in hope of preventing the Silver Surfer from coming but the plan fails and the Surfer summons Galactus. Susan assists the unconscious Surfer and he begins to think differently. The Watcher has a plan only Johnny can undergo. Reed and Ben sabotage Galactus' Earth draining machine and the Silver Surfer arrives to battle Galactus. This angers Galactus, but Johnny gets back with the weapon that makes Galactus see reason not to destroy the Earth. NOTE: In the episode "Galactus", Susan Richards (The Invisible Girl) has the role originated by Alicia Masters (explaining to the Silver Surfer about humanity). | +12/16/1967 | +
| 15 | +16 | +The Micro World Of Dr. Doom | +The Fantastic Four have been shrunken to small size. Dr. Doom is after them and takes them to the Micro World. Dr. Doom briefs them on his micro genius experiments involving a king and a princess from the micro world. The four battle the giant guards but Dr. Doom catches them and imprisons them with the King and Princess. They all escape and enlarge themselves. Ben puts a stop to the Lizard Men, then the four return to their own world. | +12/30/1967 | +
| 16 | +17 | +Blastaar, The Living Bomb-Burst | +On a remote planet, its inhabitants are fighting against Blastaar and are able to banish him. Reed and Johnny enter the dangerous space zone via dimensional transport. As they depart, Blastaar escapes and follows them. Blastaar is too powerful for the four to handle. They lure Blastaar into an evacuated atomic power plant, where they use some atomic matter to put him in a coma. They eject him through the dimensional transport back into the space zone. | +1/6/1968 | +
| 17 | +10 | +The Mysterious Molecule Man | +The Fantastic Four study a radiated meteor. The Molecule Man appears and threatens the public. After the Fantastic Four tastes some of his power, he leaves to undergo his ruling the world. Reed has developed a weapon he thinks will defeat the Molecule Man. The weapon works, but the Molecule Man gets away. The Fantastic Four continue their pursuit. The plan to stop the Molecule Man is tricky. They manage to reverse the Molecule Man’s form with a fragment of the meteor. | +1/13/1968 | +
| 18 | +18 | +The Terrible Tribunal | +The Fantastic Four are taken to another planet where they are regarded as criminals against evil, charged by three old enemies. Reed is forced to recall his memories on Klaw, Molecule, Man and Blastaar’s defeat. Meanwhile the other three escape and they rescue Reed just as the verdict is given. At the surface, they have to battle the court judge before they are able to leave the planet for Earth. | +9/14/1968 | +
| 19 | +20 | +The Deadly Director | +The Imposter plans to lure the Fantastic Four into a trap by posing as a famous Hollywood director. The four are tempted to be in a movie and briefly retell their previous adventures to the director. The next day, the four fly to the director’s island and the director blows them out of the sky. The Fantastic Four are forced to go through the director’s deadly movie landscapes and make it to the boat on the other side of the island which the director detonates. The Imposter removes his disguise and the Fantastic Four surprise him. The real director prevents the Imposter from escaping upon forgetting that he had locked the director in the room that Imposter was escaping into. The Fantastic Four have no desire to be movie stars in the end. | +9/21/1968 | +
| Year | +Title | +Role | +Network | +Notes | +
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2000 | +Youth Y2K +青春@Y2K |
+Cheng Shasha | ++ | + |
| 2001 | +The Monkey King: Quest for the Sutra +齊天大聖孫悟空 |
+Purple Orchid | +TVB | ++ |
| 2001 | +藍寶石的夜空 | +Shek Po-yi | +TVB | +Eason Chan's music video | +
| 2002 | +一Twins零一夜 | +Ah Sa | +TVB | +Music video | +
| 2003 | +Triumph in the Skies +衝上雲霄 |
+Charlene | +TVB | +Cameo | +
| 2003 | +All About Boy'z +一起喝采 |
+Langlang Princess | +now.com.hk | +Appearance in episode 2 | +
| 2003 | +2半3更之困車立 | +Ah Sa | +now.com.hk | ++ |
| 2003 | +愛在陽光下 | +AIDS patient | ++ | Music video produced to support the global anti-AIDS campaign | +
| 2004 | +Kung Fu Soccer +功夫足球 |
++ | TVB | +Guest star | +
| 2004 | +Sunshine Heartbeat +赤沙印記@四葉草.2 |
+Ah Sa | +TVB | +Guest star | +
| 2004 | +家有寶貝 | +Ah Sa | ++ | Guest star | +
| 2007 | +Colours of Love +森之愛情 |
+Wai-fong / Ching-lan | +TVB | ++ |
| 2007 | +Life Off Stage | ++ | + | + |
| 2010 | +Calling for Love! +呼叫大明星 |
+Chen Dexin | +CTS | ++ |
| 2011 | +The Legend of Swordman +劍俠情緣 |
+Tang Xiaowan / Ning Xin | ++ | + |
| 2012 | +Happy Marshal +歡樂元帥 |
+Little Dragon Girl (Xiao Long Nu) | ++ | + |
