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- Identity Crisis é o primeiro álbum de Thrice, editado en abril do ano 2000 através do selo Sub City, pertencente á Hopeless Records. Parte dos beneficios do álbum destináronse á organización benéfica "Crittenton Services for Children and Families".
- "Identity Crisis" is the twenty sixth episode of Danny Phantom.
- This is the 45th episode of DKTAS. It is a special 1:30 episode
- "Identity Crisis" is an eight-part storyline printed in Marvel Comics' Spider-Man family of books in May - June 1998.
- A former hippie named Buddy has problems as his 40th birthday approaches. His son is the exact opposite of him, a cruel business man. In the second story, Christina looks for her history as she begins to believe she was adopted from an orphanage with a horrible past.
- Identity Crisis is the fourteenth episode of Power Rangers Wild Force, continuing the Zen-Aku arc that began in the Curse of the Wolf and the subplot connected to future Ranger, Merrick Baliton (a guardian of the Animarium from 3,000 years ago). The episode also introduces the character Animus, a god-like Megazord being who governs the Wild Zords.
- identity crisis is one of the songs created and performed by Japanese vocalist nano. It is the first track on nano's third album Rock on.. This is one of two image songs for Yamasa's Pachislot Musou OROCHI, the other being RESTART.
- "Identity Crisis" is the 18th episode in season 1, and the 18th produced hour of Person of Interest. It originally aired on March 29, 2012.
- "Identity Crisis" is the sixth episode of the second season of Superman: The Animated Series, and the 19th of the overall series. It depicts the birth of Bizarro. Superman suddenly finds himself face to face with a seemingly perfect copy of himself, but soon discovers this copy is actually imperfect and becomes a chalk-white creature with impaired intellect and all of Superman's powers. Now Superman must try to save Metropolis and Lois from this creature's "heroic" acts.
- There were once a group of Fremennik who left Rellekka and discovered magic. The Fremennik cast them out for they believed that such power could only belong to the gods. Some members of the group discovered a bunch of scrolls which when read allowed the reader to manipulate the Anima Mundi in such a way that the user became a different species entirely, they called themselves the Animani. This was too much for the Fremennik. They declared war on the Animani and almost entirely wiped them out. The Animani began to practice in secret and today very few of them remain. Among their number is Olaf Bjornson, the leader of the Animani who aims to teach everyone he can about Transmogrification.
- Identity Crisis could mean:
* "Identity Crisis" , the fourth season Next Generation episode
* Identity Crisis (eBook), the SCE eBook
- Identity Crisis is a quest. __TOC__
- Kilka lat temu Porucznik-komandor La Forge brał udział w Dochodzeniu na Tarchannen III, na planecie, na której zaginęli członkowie gwiezdnej floty. Komandor Susanna Leijten przybywa na Enterprise, gdyż wraz z La Forge są ostatnimi żywymi ludźmi, którzy pozostali z tamtej ekspedycji. Wszyscy inni w tajemniczy sposób zniknęli. To jest jedynie zalążek artykułu. Pomóż Memory Alpha rozszerzając go.
- "Identity Crisis" is the 150th episode of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003), and the seventh episode of TMNT: Back to the Sewer, which originally aired on November 1, 2008.
- Aries, USS; Bogrow, Paul; Cousteau; ioniserende straling; kayolane; Malaya IV; medische tricorder; Mendez, Emilita; Sterrenbasis 112; Tarchannen III; tricorder; Type-7 shuttle; Type-15 shuttle; Victory, USS; waarschuwingsbakens; Z-deeltje.
- When Riley, who practiced an ingenious pyramid method of skinning numerous bank accounts for over half a million dollars, is strangled, exactly the same way - not revealed to the press - as Lisa Bayle, for whose murder Don Eppes' investigation once put Cliff Howard in jail after a plea bargain-confession, Don now fears the wrong man was arrested. Charlie helps him quantify the improbability of such a coincidence, which leads him to seriously question the forensic evidence. Electrician Jose Salazar, whom Don suspects, equally turns out to be innocent of Lisa's murder, but Charlie realizes that's not the point: what if a third person committed both murders, linked rather by the victims?
- Identity Crisis is an episode from the first season of Garfield and Friends.
- Identity Crisis is the 33rd level in Chip's Challenge 2. It was created by C. Scott Davis.
- Identity Crisis is the thirteenth episode of season two of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.
- For more complete information visit the DC Comics Database version of this article. File:Information-silk.png Identity Crisis File:Harvey2.jpg Official Name Unknown File:Harvey2.jpg Universe [[New Earth]] Event Details File:Harvey2.jpg Creators File:Harvey2.jpg Collected Identity Crisis (Collected) Characters File:Harvey2.jpg Heroes Justice League, Green Arrow, Zatanna, The Atom, Hawkman, Black Canary, The Flash (Wally West),Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner),Elongated Man File:Harvey2.jpg Villains Doctor Light, Jean Loring, Deathstroke, Captain Boomerang(Digger Harkness), Merlyn,The Calculator File:Harvey2.jpg Others Sue Dibny, Jack Drake, Owen Mercer, The Flash (Barry Allen),Green Lantern (Hal Jordan), Batman, Doctor Mid-Nite,Mister Terrif
- “Name?” “14235.56767-4321...oh, sorry, you said name? That was my identification number…” “I noticed.” “…can we start over?” “No need for that, sir. Extensive governmental investment on the training of our bureaucratic class has allowed most of us to know the difference between a name and an identification number in at least eighty percent of times, and stop ourselves from inadvertently writing it down sixty percent of times.” “Well, better still. So, my name is…er…” “Is there a problem, sir?” “…” “…” “…Well?” “I understand.” “Well, sir, I am unable to proceed without…” “Yes, of course! Anything!” “Age?”
- Goren and Eames track a man who killed his brother while struggling with his traumatic past and the mysterious death of his mother. The man, Tommy Burris, is revealed to be a con artist who uses the names of dead people in order to make a lavish lifestyle for himself, but never steals anything when he abandons the life he makes. This is revealed to be something he started as a way of comfort stemming from his schizophrenic mother's delusions as a child. Tommy Burris was convicted of his mother's murder by throwing an electric heater into a full bathtub on his brother's word. Its revealed that the cops who interrogated him and his brother Anthony were harsh to them, using scare tactics and had both brothers afraid of things the cops couldn't do.
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