"Crystal Tipps and Alistair Crystal Tipps and Alistair is a British cartoon produced for the BBC. The title characters are a girl and her dog who are joined by their friends Birdie and Butterfly. There are 50 five-minute episodes and a 20-minute Christmas special, all first shown between 1971 and 1974. It was created by Hilary Hayton and Graham McCallum. Michael Grafton-Robinson, a BBC producer went independent setting up Q3 of London to produce the series. The animation was done by Richard Taylor Cartoons, who were also contracted to make the Charley Says and the Protect and Survive public information"
"Asmus with art by Stefano Caselli. “These stories follow a diplomatic mission/covert strike team effort lead by Crystal,” relates Asmus. “She’s been at the center of the Inhumans, but also served as an Avenger, alongside the Fantastic Four, and even dabbled with the X-Men when she was married to Quicksilver. She’s been a constant presence in the Marvel Universe, but leading this faction of NuHumans is her stepping up in a big way.” The character's appearance has been significantly changed, having an updated costume and a pixie cut. Crystal is the daughter of Inhumans Quelin and Ambur, and lived in"
"metals and electricity. Crystal was the first character to be identified as an Inhuman, and is one of the most prominent Inhuman characters. Crystal is a princess of the Inhuman Royal Family and sister of Medusa, Queen of the Inhumans. She often appears with her canine companion, Lockjaw. The character has regularly appeared as a main character in several comic book titles, including various incarnations of ""Inhumans"" as well as ""Fantastic Four"" and ""Avengers"". The character is unique in her affiliation with all three of these groups. She is also associated, to a lesser extent, with the X-Men due to"
"McKillip), is introduced in the season two finale ""A Canterlot Wedding"" and oversees the northern Crystal Empire alongside her husband Shining Armor (Andrew Francis), a unicorn who is also Twilight's older brother. The season five premiere ""The Cutie Map"" introduces Starlight Glimmer (Kelly Sheridan), an antagonist who subsequently becomes Twilight's pupil in the season finale, ""The Cutie Re-Mark"". Many friends, family members, and other residents of Ponyville appear frequently, including Applejack's older brother Big McIntosh (Peter New) and grandmother Granny Smith (St. Germain); the Crusaders' teacher Cheerilee (Oliver) and nemeses Diamond Tiara (Chantal Strand) and Silver Spoon (Shannon Chan-Kent); the"
"Grimm and accompanied them on many adventures. Crystal was written out of ""Fantastic Four"" in issue #105, the first story arc after Jack Kirby's departure. At this time, the character returned to her family in Attilan due to her apparent inability to survive long-term in Earth's polluted atmosphere. Her time with the team and her status as a friend and ally would continue to be part of her identity as a character, up to the present. After her return to Attilan, Crystal meets and falls in love with Quicksilver, Pietro Maximoff. During this time, Crystal is mostly featured alongside Quicksilver"
"After graduating high school, he asked Crystal to marry him. Together, they started a new life in Chicago. Isabel Lundstrom: Mother to Martin Lundstrom. She is of Scandinavian descent. Although her relationship with Crystal starts off rocky, she takes on a role as a much needed mother figure for her daughter in law. She can seem critical at times but she is only trying to help. Spotted Dog: Originally Sunka Gleska, goes by Spotted Dog, belongs to the siblings Red Dress and Long Chase. First appears in Chapter 9 Snakes. Described as a clever companion, has a pumpkin color, wiry"
"zone"" barrier, and left the Great Refuge along with the Royal Family to visit the outside world. She brought Triton to rescue Mister Fantastic from the real Negative Zone and aided the Fantastic Four in battle against Blastaar. Crystal would later leave the city for a brief career with the Fantastic Four. Soon after joining, she battled the Wizard, and helped defeat Maximus. She also fought Doctor Doom alongside the Fantastic Four. She was temporarily blinded by the Mole Man, but helped the Fantastic Four defeat him. She was abducted by Medusa and reunited with the Torch in Atillan. She"
"two songs were dropped from the magazine's 2010 update. In 1961, Barbara Alston (December 29, 1943 – February 16, 2018), Mary Thomas, Dolores ""Dee Dee"" Kenniebrew (born 1945), Myrna Giraud and Patricia ""Patsy"" Wright formed the Crystals with the help of Benny Wells, Alston's uncle. Soon, the quintet signed with Phil Spector's label Philles Records. Their first hit, the gospel-influenced ""There's No Other (Like My Baby)"", debuted on the ""Billboard"" Hot 100 in November 1961. Originally the B-side to ""Oh Yeah, Maybe Baby"" (featuring Wright on lead), the stirring pop ballad was co-written by Spector and Leroy Bates and featured"
"revealed how she had used her powers to save Black Bolt's life, and then rejoined the Fantastic Four. She fell under the mental control of Diablo, but soon regained her free will and returned to the Great Refuge. It was later revealed how she had rescued a dying Quicksilver (Pietro Maximoff). She chose Quicksilver over the Torch as the man she loved. Not long after that, she married Quicksilver. She later gave birth to their daughter, Luna, and accompanied the Inhumans when Atillan was relocated to Earth's Moon. During the time when the Inhumans lived on the Moon, Crystal defied"
"The Crystal Empire ""The Crystal Empire"" is the collective name for the first and second episodes of the of the Canadian-American animated television series """" as well as the fifty-third and fifty-fourth episodes of the series overall. Both parts of the episode were first broadcast on The Hub on November 10, 2012. It was written by Meghan McCarthy, and directed by series director James Wootton. The show follows a studious unicorn pony named as her mentor guides her to learn about friendship in the town of Ponyville. Twilight becomes close friends with five other ponies: , , , , and"
"the character's previous marriage to Quicksilver, which resulted in their daughter, Luna. Crystal has also appeared in various other Marvel media such as television series and video games, as well as merchandise such as trading cards and action figures. She made her live action debut in Marvel Cinematic Universe with the television series ""Inhumans"", portrayed by Isabelle Cornish. Crystal first appeared in ""Fantastic Four"" #45 (December 1965), written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby, titled ""Among Us Hide...The Inhumans"". When asked, ""Who created the Inhumans, you or Stan Lee?"" in a 1968 interview for ""Excelsior"" magazine, Jack Kirby"
"replied, ""I did."" Like other early Fantastic Four characters, there is debate about how much Stan Lee and Jack Kirby each contributed to the characters' creation. Throughout her many appearances, Crystal has been depicted as brave, intelligent, and compassionate. While she is undoubtedly very kind and emotional, this is in stark contrast to her remarkable power, and she is more than capable of defending herself and others. Crystal was first introduced, along with the rest of the Inhuman Royal Family and the Inhuman race as a whole, in the pages of ""Fantastic Four"". Upon their first meeting, she and Johnny"
"in a number of different series including ""Inhumans"" and ""Vision and the Scarlet Witch"", along with guest appearances in ""Fantastic Four"", ""Avengers"", and other titles. In addition to her marriage to Quicksilver, this time period saw the introduction of Luna, the daughter of Crystal and Pietro and the development of close friendship between Crystal and Pietro's twin sister, Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff), and her then-husband, Vision. In Steve Englehart's series, ""Vision and the Scarlet Witch"" Vol 2 (1986), Crystal has an affair with Vision and Wanda's ""regular Joe"" neighbor, Norm Webster. Crystal is purported to have committed this uncharacteristic betrayal"
"an all-girl experimental punk band called Fetus Fatale. She met Ethan Kath, former bassist of Kill Cheerleader, in Toronto. Impressed by her performance with Fetus Fatale, he gave her CD-Rs with 60 instrumental demos, five of which she wrote vocals for. In December 2003, the pair began working together on the project that would become Crystal Castles. She picked the stage name Alice Glass based off a pin with the name Alice that she shoplifted and a comic-book character named Hopey Glass of ""Love and Rockets"". Crystal Castles' first official release was their 2006 single ""Alice Practice"". The song got"
"""USA Today"" called Crystal ""Hollywood's Hottest Monkey"" and the ""Los Angeles Times"" called her the most powerful pet in Hollywood"". She is known for her roles in the 2006 film ""Night at the Museum"" and its sequels, """" (2009) and """" (2014), playing troublesome monkey Dexter (also playing another character, Able, in the second film). In the 2009 film, her character slapped Ben Stiller's, while her trainer encouraged her with ""Get him! Get him! Hit him harder! Hit him harder!"" Stiller joked that ""I really dislike the monkey. There's no way to feel great about having a monkey slap your"
"Crystal. He named her Crystal, a namesake to a country music singer Crystal Gayle. ""New York"" magazine's Benjamin Wallace wrote, ""It was like she was born to perform."" Gunderson and Crystal worked together for eight years at the Animal Actors stage show. Because the show was marked by pyrotechnics and noisy, cheering audiences, Gunderson said it was ""a boot camp"" and ""a great way for a monkey to grow up and become habituated for this kind of environment"". Unlike the majority of monkeys who were bothered by high volume music and children, Crystal was remarkably mature. Rather than destroy a"
"earnings from nine episodes meant that for the year she made more than twice as much as the average Hollywood actor. ""New York""s Wallace observed the filming of a scene in which Crystal gives Coleman a shoulder massage. Gunderson used gestures to coax Crystal to perform the desired action and let her lick yogurt from his fingers upon finishing. After each scene, Gunderson rewards her with a treat. Wallace noted that her favorite treats included ""chocolate, Nutella, grapes, pistachios, peanuts, the odd crafts-services banana, a weekly egg for protein, and, off-set, spiders and flies"". Crystal lives with her trainer, Tom"
"#1 story ""Inhuman"". In this story, she is being forced to marry Black Bolt's brother Maximus whom she does not like. She flirts with Johnny Storm during the issue, but ultimately leaves with the other Inhumans when they go to their new city. She later appears in ""Ultimate Fantastic Four"" #30 talking to Sue, who wants her to ask Black Bolt for help with a parasite that is eating Johnny and could kill everyone on Earth. Crystal replies that Black Bolt could not help, even if they were at risk. She reminds Sue that Black Bolt moved the entire city"
"in the series ""Quicksilver"" toward the end of her tour as an active Avenger. This time period was a departure from Crystal's previous appearances because it marked the first time the character had returned to Attilan by her own choice for a significant amount of time since she first encountered the Fantastic Four. Crystal appeared in ""Inhumans"" Vol 2 (1998–1999), a limited series by Paul Jenkins and Jae Lee. The series, which was part of the Marvel Knights line, was critically acclaimed, popular with readers, and earned Jenkins an Eisner Award. From 2000 to 2005, the character mostly made guest"
"Crystal the Monkey Crystal (born May 6, 1994) is a female capuchin monkey and animal actress, acquired and trained by Birds & Animals Unlimited, Hollywood's largest supplier of animals. Her acting career began as a baby monkey in the 1997 film ""George of the Jungle"". More recently, she portrayed the irritating monkey Dexter in the ""Night at the Museum"" franchise, and a drug-dealing monkey in ""The Hangover Part II"". In 2012, she played Dr. Rizzo on the sitcom ""Animal Practice"". In 1996, Birds & Animals Unlimited, the largest furnisher of animals to Hollywood, sent one of its trainers to purchase"
"the FX comedy series ""The Comedians"", which ran for just one season before being canceled. Crystal's first film role was in Joan Rivers' 1978 film ""Rabbit Test"", the story of the ""world's first pregnant man."" Crystal appeared briefly in the Rob Reiner ""rockumentary"" ""This Is Spinal Tap"" (1984) as Morty The Mime, a waiter dressed as a mime at one of Spinal Tap's parties. He shared the scene with a then-unknown, non-speaking Dana Carvey, stating famously that ""Mime is money."" He later starred in the action comedy ""Running Scared"" (1986) and was directed by Reiner again in ""The Princess Bride"""
"ears give her the power to hear long distances; she can also see in the dark like Galileo. It was once said that she is a soft fashionable bunny-rabbit, and she lives in a beauty cavern. In her introduction episode, Crystal comes to visit Eco and has to wear glasses to protect her eyes. She soon becomes fast friends with Maggie and the other girls. While not one of the original characters, Crystal continued to appear on the show, sometimes as the main protagonist of an episode, as in ""Crystal and the Ice Wind."" A running gag is Hegdish's tendency"
"Crystal was a guest on the first and the last episode of ""The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,"" which concluded February 6, 2014, after 22 seasons on the air. Crystal also made game show appearances such as ""The Hollywood Squares,"" ""All Star Secrets"" and ""The $20,000 Pyramid."" To this day, he holds the Pyramid franchise's record for getting his contestant partner to the top of the pyramid in winner's circle in the fastest time: 26 seconds. Crystal's earliest prominent role was as Jodie Dallas on ""Soap,"" one of the first unambiguously gay characters in the cast of an American television"
"The Crystal Castle is located atop Skydancer Mountain and is overseen by an entity called Light Hope, who advises She-Ra in times of crisis. In the Princess of Power toyline, the castle is also protected by two winged crystal horses, Moonbeam and Sun Dancer. The Crystal Castle's location is known only to Ahgo (King of the Trolls), She-Ra, and He-Man (she brought him there one time); She-Ra has sworn to secrecy its location, thus earning the title of ""Defender of the Crystal Castle."" She-Ra is known for her incredible strength. Many times she has been shown to be able to"
"the 2014 Well Wishes album by Christian hip hop artist Bizzle song, ""Did for Me"", along side Canton Jones. All proceeds for the album were used to build a water well in the South African town of Mozambique. She again collaborated with Bizzle in 2015 on his third studio album Surrender with the song ""Feel Good."" Crystal Tamar's voice-over career started in 2010 when she voiced the character Obamaniqua in the Adult Swim TV movie """". In 2017, Crystal voiced the character Dafina for the animated feature film ""The Sky Princess."" Crystal Tamar Crystal Tamar Cohen, professionally known as Crystal"
"Crystal subsequently released an album of his stand-up material titled ""Mahvelous!"" in 1985, as well as the single ""You Look Marvelous"", which peaked at No. 58 on the ""Billboard"" Hot 100 in the US, and No. 17 in Canada. Also in the 1980s, Crystal starred in an episode of Shelley Duvall's ""Faerie Tale Theatre"" as the smartest of the three little pigs. In 1996, Crystal was the guest star of the third episode of ""Muppets Tonight"" and hosted three Grammy Awards Telecasts: the 29th Grammys; the 30th Grammys; and the 31st Grammys. In 2015, Crystal co-starred alongside Josh Gad on"
"Billy Crystal in ""Rabbit Test"" (1978), Robert Carradine in ""Number One with a Bullet"" (1987), and Cady McClain in ""Simple Justice"" (1989), among many others. She achieved continuing success in television, becoming known for her role as Mildred Krebs in ""Remington Steele"" from 1983 to 1987 and her co-starring role as Raymond Barone's mother, Marie Barone, on the long-running CBS sitcom ""Everybody Loves Raymond"" (1996–2005). Towards the end of her acting career, she also had a prominent role opposite Tyler Perry in ""Madea's Witness Protection"" (2012). She appeared as a guest on many talk and variety shows, along with appearing"
"Snobs"". She has two younger sisters, Tiffany and Maria, and is Kristy's first friend in her new neighborhood, although the two initially did not get along. She is an associate officer, which she took because she was too busy to come to meetings. However, when Dawn temporarily left the club, she filled Dawn's place as alternate officer. Once Dawn returned, she went back to the position of associate officer. After the death of Kristy's beloved collie, Louie, Shannon gave Kristy one of her Bernese Mountain Dog, Astrid's, puppies, which David Michael named after Shannon. Stoneybrook is a fictional suburban town"
"drunken bar patron, he reveals he is none other than Pip the Troll. After a brief fight; Hela appears, captures Pip and teleports back to her base in Las Vegas. Angered by this and feeling responsible, the team travel to Las Vegas and with the help of Thor, retrieve Pip from Hela's domain. The team is later hired by J. Jonah Jameson when an old friend of his is killed. Thinking the murderer may come after him, Theresa acts as his personal bodyguard. During a protest, Theresa receives an image of the murderer, who is revealed to be a woman"
"in his first quest after his experience in ""Marvel: The End"" in ""Thanos"" #1–6. Pip is next seen when Hela, Norse goddess of death, appears in disguise and hires X-Factor Investigations to find a missing pendant of Thor's hammer. When Jamie Madrox and Banshee track it down and take it off of the neck of a drunken bar patron, he reverts to Pip the Troll. Without the pendant hiding him, Hela is able to track down Pip, whom she captures. This angers X-Factor leader Madrox, who feels responsible, and the team travels to Las Vegas and saves the troll with"
"wandering jester. Point's first major case involved investigating the Crystal Blue drug, which led him into a conspiracy involving the corrupt new Sector Chief Daveez, a nun-run school for troubled juves (who were producing the drug), and the vicious alien predators known as the Raptaurs, whom the drug is manufactured from. He just barely managed to destroy all the Raptaurs and adopted the offspring of one - dubbed Cliq - as a pet and back-up. He has since been involved in several cases alongside and conflicting with fellow PI Galen DeMarco, as well as investigating a new incarnation of the"
"in the two-part episode ""The Crystal Empire"". He is defeated by Celestia and Luna and disappears along with his empire for one thousand years. With the help of Cadance and Shining Armor, the ""Mane 6"" venture to the Crystal Empire after it reappears. They stop King Sombra from retaking the Crystal Empire by finding the ""Crystal Heart"" that protects it, with help from Spike, Twilight's dragon assistant. After the event, princess Cadance has become the official highest ruler of Crystal Empire. Various settlements in Equestria are identified throughout the series and used as the setting for one or more episodes."
"The second key and the box are in unknown hands at the beginning of the serial. Jack Stone (Sherrill) loves her, but on the night of their planned elopement Mystery is kidnapped for the key she wears, which falls at the door of the minister. She is taken to an underground chamber where she is tortured in an attempt to force her to give up her key. Jack and a friend visit a Crystal Gazer who reveals the whereabouts of Mystery. In a thrilling chase through underground chambers the young woman is rescued, only then to fall back into the"