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| rdfs:comment | - Out of This World (この世の外へ クラブ進駐軍 Kono yo no sotoe: Club Shinchugun) is a 2004 Japanese film written and directed by Junji Sakamoto.
- Alien Force prepares to leave Earth in order to face the cult of Sirius head-on. But a stowaway aboard their craft may give them trouble...
- "Out of This World" is the eleventh episode of season two and the twenty-fourth episode overall of the animated children's series The Magic School Bus. It originally aired on November 18th, 1995.
- Out of This World is the single story of Scooby-Doo! Team-Up #24, by DC Comics.
- Out of This World is a Sesame Street Live show which premiered in 2003. This was the first Sesame Street Live show to use the Martians. Two homesick Martians come to Sesame Street, and they need help getting back to Mars. Big Bird and Elmo turn to their new friend, Terry, to help fix the Martians' spaceship.
- Out of This World was one of the earlier puzzle/cinematic games where the player controlled Dr. Lester Knight Chaykin, a physicist who, during an experiment gone very wrong, ended up being hurled to a distant planet. The player had to figure out what to do in order to make his way through the game, solving puzzles in various situations and working with an alien "Buddy" (real name unknown) at times in order to hopefully eventually escape.
- Short Version: That show you vaguely remember about the alien girl who could freeze time. Evie Garland, the main character, is half-alien, which gives her a variety of special powers, which get her in and out of trouble on this syndicated half-hour Sitcom which ran from 1987 to 1991. She lives with her human mother Donna, and only communicates with her Anterian alien father Troy via a crystal on her desk (voiced by Burt Reynolds, the producer of the show).
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| Caption | - Japanese DVD cover
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| Title | - Out of this World
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| Start | - Hellish device, at a rock in the centre of Hell's Row
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| Writer(s) | - Libby Hinson, George Arthur Bloom
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| abstract | - Out of This World (この世の外へ クラブ進駐軍 Kono yo no sotoe: Club Shinchugun) is a 2004 Japanese film written and directed by Junji Sakamoto.
- Out of This World was one of the earlier puzzle/cinematic games where the player controlled Dr. Lester Knight Chaykin, a physicist who, during an experiment gone very wrong, ended up being hurled to a distant planet. The player had to figure out what to do in order to make his way through the game, solving puzzles in various situations and working with an alien "Buddy" (real name unknown) at times in order to hopefully eventually escape. Referring to Out of This World as to being a "game" might be a bit of a stretch, as, at times, it might not even qualify as to being one in a traditional sense, as there's no opponents to beat up, hardly any objects to gather, dots to eat, barrels to jump over, etc.
- Alien Force prepares to leave Earth in order to face the cult of Sirius head-on. But a stowaway aboard their craft may give them trouble...
- "Out of This World" is the eleventh episode of season two and the twenty-fourth episode overall of the animated children's series The Magic School Bus. It originally aired on November 18th, 1995.
- Short Version: That show you vaguely remember about the alien girl who could freeze time. Evie Garland, the main character, is half-alien, which gives her a variety of special powers, which get her in and out of trouble on this syndicated half-hour Sitcom which ran from 1987 to 1991. She lives with her human mother Donna, and only communicates with her Anterian alien father Troy via a crystal on her desk (voiced by Burt Reynolds, the producer of the show). All Anterians have a variety of powers, including the ability to "Gleep", or to will simple, non-mechanical objects into existence. As Evie is only half-Anterian, her powers are less refined than a full-blooded Anterian. Evie's main power is the ability to freeze and unfreeze time by placing her fingers or palms together, respectively. Later in the show, on her sixteenth birthday, she gets the ability to teleport. Donna and Evie must keep her powers a secret from various nosy side-characters, which include the oblivious Mayor Kyle Applegate, the dim-witted Buzz Belmondo, and Evie's high school sweetheart Chris Fuller. Donna's brother Beano is also a frequently recurring guest, and the only other character to know Evie's secret. The show is extremely similar in format to the later Sabrina the Teenage Witch and probably second only to Small Wonder in the "Oh, that's what that show was called!" hall of fame. Not to be confused with Eric Chahi's legendary French side-scrolling adventure game masterpiece, also known as Another World. Also not to be confused with the surreal Jam Handy short film about bread, which would eventually be riffed on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
- Out of This World is the single story of Scooby-Doo! Team-Up #24, by DC Comics.
- Out of This World is a Sesame Street Live show which premiered in 2003. This was the first Sesame Street Live show to use the Martians. Two homesick Martians come to Sesame Street, and they need help getting back to Mars. Big Bird and Elmo turn to their new friend, Terry, to help fix the Martians' spaceship.
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