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| rdfs:comment | - The Clown is a professional wrestler best known for his apperances in CWF. He has sicne been released.
- The Clown is the leader of the McMafia.
- The Clown (also known as The Clown of Death and The Angel of Death according to the blog of Andrew Clover) is a minor fictional character of BBC One's science fiction/police procedural drama, Ashes to Ashes. The character is portrayed by Andrew Glover who also portrayed Tim Price.
- He was seen hitchhiking for a ride. When Courage was passing by while chasing after the Giant Starfish, He accidently run over the clown's feet. After that, the clown just honk his horn.
- The Clown is a type of clothing featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. It is a unique variant of the ballistic mask, with a clown face painted on it.
- The Clown is an alter-ego of Mr. Director in "Clown and Out". He happens to scare Mr. Plotz and Wakko. The clown is sent to the water tower by Plotz to surprise Wakko on his birthday, but neither are aware that the child is frightened of clowns. The unnamed clown, who looks and speaks like the Jerry Lewis-esque Mr. Director, is hired by Mr. Plotz for Wakko's birthday party, but Plotz learns from Dr. Otto Scratchansniff that, like Mr. Plotz, Wakko has a fear of clowns.
- Igor Goldkind had this to say about the creation of the character: "Drugs are always involved. That and sticking your head down the nearest, darkest abyss and screaming 'Who you staring back at, Jimmy!' ... Neil Gaiman had been writing Sandman for just about a year and was getting a lot of flak in the British fan press for what was viewed as a pretentious and overly floral writing style. Pretentious, lui? He’d also got a contract straight from Karen Berger at DC without supposedly paying his 'proper' British comics writers dues at 2000 AD.
- The Clown was a manifestation of the fears of five individuals who were part of a linked neural network. The network had been set up by members of Viorsa's species to keep their minds active while they waited in stasis for fifteen years until they could be rescued. Their planet had suffered an environmental catastrophe. Unfortunately they had not foreseen that the feedback between their minds and the network would create a nexus for their darkest fears; essentially, they were so afraid that something would go wrong that the Clown, a malevolent manifestation of their worst fears, was created from their own fear of death, turning their dream state into a violent and torturous environment.
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| abstract | - Igor Goldkind had this to say about the creation of the character: "Drugs are always involved. That and sticking your head down the nearest, darkest abyss and screaming 'Who you staring back at, Jimmy!' ... Neil Gaiman had been writing Sandman for just about a year and was getting a lot of flak in the British fan press for what was viewed as a pretentious and overly floral writing style. Pretentious, lui? He’d also got a contract straight from Karen Berger at DC without supposedly paying his 'proper' British comics writers dues at 2000 AD. So he was a focus for resentment, jealousy as well as some genuine criticism. But the thing was, I really liked what Neil Gaiman was doing. He was playing around behind the same door Alan Moore had opened up a couple years before him: the door with the sign that said just because it was a comic didn't mean you couldn't write it like literature ... That was an axiom I truly believed and still do; but not everybody did. So I figured the best way I could play behind the same door that Neil was digging behind at 2000 AD without alienating a mainly British readership was to take the piss out of Neil. The Clown was always The Sandman on laughing gas. Of course Neil actually greatly improved on his writing of Sandman after the first year and really came into his own, whereas the Clown languished as an inept, unsung and unfinished figure of ridicule."
- The Clown is a professional wrestler best known for his apperances in CWF. He has sicne been released.
- The Clown is the leader of the McMafia.
- The Clown (also known as The Clown of Death and The Angel of Death according to the blog of Andrew Clover) is a minor fictional character of BBC One's science fiction/police procedural drama, Ashes to Ashes. The character is portrayed by Andrew Glover who also portrayed Tim Price.
- He was seen hitchhiking for a ride. When Courage was passing by while chasing after the Giant Starfish, He accidently run over the clown's feet. After that, the clown just honk his horn.
- The Clown is a type of clothing featured in The Last Stand: Dead Zone. It is a unique variant of the ballistic mask, with a clown face painted on it.
- The Clown was a manifestation of the fears of five individuals who were part of a linked neural network. The network had been set up by members of Viorsa's species to keep their minds active while they waited in stasis for fifteen years until they could be rescued. Their planet had suffered an environmental catastrophe. Unfortunately they had not foreseen that the feedback between their minds and the network would create a nexus for their darkest fears; essentially, they were so afraid that something would go wrong that the Clown, a malevolent manifestation of their worst fears, was created from their own fear of death, turning their dream state into a violent and torturous environment. The Clown demonstrated mood swings and erratic behavior. For nineteen years he tortured the inhabitants of the network, killing three of them by subjecting them to the 'illusion' that they were being placed in a guillotine, but at the same time refusing to let them leave as that would end his own existence. The environment was that of a circus, with different characters such as a little woman and a spectre. In 2372, the crew of the USS Voyager found the Kohl settlement after receiving an automated signal. Harry Kim and B'Elanna Torres entered into the dream state of the surviving aliens in order to help them. The Clown threatened to cut off Kim's head but didn't when Viorsa told him that if he did, Kim's shipmates would turn off the program. Having permitted Torres to leave to explain the situation to the rest of the crew, The Clown subsequently turned Kim into first an old man and then a baby, nearly forcing Kim to relive a memory where he witnessed people having to undergo extensive surgery after an accident. Although Captain Janeway attempted to negotiate with the Clown by sending The Doctor into the environment – as The Doctor was a hologram himself The Clown was unable to tap into his psyche – their attempts to negotiate were unsuccessful, resulting in The Clown killing Viorsa when he found him helping the crew as they attempted to shut down the program. He was tricked into releasing the other aliens and Harry Kim in exchange for Janeway. However, while they connected her mind to the system, they were able to configure it so that she remained conscious, her mind linked to the system without actually becoming part of it, while a hologram was used to fool The Clown into believing she was really there until the hostages departed. As the system shut down around him, The Clown admitted his own fear before disappearing into darkness. (VOY: "The Thaw") The Clown was played by Michael McKean.
- The Clown is an alter-ego of Mr. Director in "Clown and Out". He happens to scare Mr. Plotz and Wakko. The clown is sent to the water tower by Plotz to surprise Wakko on his birthday, but neither are aware that the child is frightened of clowns. The unnamed clown, who looks and speaks like the Jerry Lewis-esque Mr. Director, is hired by Mr. Plotz for Wakko's birthday party, but Plotz learns from Dr. Otto Scratchansniff that, like Mr. Plotz, Wakko has a fear of clowns.
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