Nightshade

Her image is seen in Hallow'd Past, but the character herself is M.I.A. Unless.... It's worth noting that a female doctor appears in PsychoScareapy wearing her silver dress.

Apparently I'm the only one who enjoyed the show. It wasn't the greatest (2006), but I've seen far worse. There are some dead spots and awkward moments (acting) that they need to work on, but I thought the funny parts were REALLY funny. The only thing I really dislike is the use of characters they already spoofed and the missed opportunity to use some better characters from this year. Overall, I didn't come away disappointed.

Nights Visited: 9 Hallow'd Past: 10 Catacombs: 13 Havoc: 9 The Orfanage: 14 Zombiegeddon: 7 Hades: 7 PsychoScareapy: 7 Legendary Truth: 8 Bill & Ted: 4 Menace: 1 Malice: 1

1. Saws n' Steam 2. Zombie Gras (hopefully more gras, less zombie) 3. The Coven 4. Fear Revealed 5. 20 Years of Fear (meh) 6. Esqueleto Muerte ( how vague can you be?)

1. Hades 2. Legendary Truth 3. Horror Nights 4. PsychoScareapy (again?!?) 5. Catacombs 6. Zombiegeddon (I swear to god, this better be funny) 7. Havoc (I blame the incredibly stupid description) 8. The Orfanage (Jaws queue!!!)

Cleaver is their most successful use of humor to date. A fun concept that was executed pretty well. I just wish I could hear the queue video. Fear Factor was more crappy than cheesy. Worst house ever.

There's only been 1 icon house in the Jaws queue. Not that common. And it only has the longest lines because of its location.

Auto tune isn't always a bad thing. For example... And yes, I want that in the show. Badly.

I don't mind houses and scarezones being related in some fashion, but they need to be unique. I didn't like seeing several different versions of the same characters in 2008. It broke the illusion for me and felt monotonous. The houses and streets could share basic concepts, but they shouldn't share characters. He was also used in 2003 and 2006.

It's her name that is supposedly trademarked. Her likeness is Universal's creation. If they were trying to refrain from violating a trademark, they did it backwards. But I doubt that's the case regardless.

This site has some cheeky hints. Either that or I'm reading too far into their rather unusual grammar.

Someone isn't using their head. There's only two casts, which means only two people are assigned a specific role, with everyone being given their role personally. Gee golly, that sure sounds traceable to me! Male models with chainsaws? Fabulous! Burly and rugged is SO last year!

I just hope we don't get a press release that spoils most of the event, like last year. But that shouldn't be the case unless there's popular IPs involved. No sense in slowly building the site if we already know everything.

My response: http://www.nooooooooooooooo.com/

The AA's were scrapped, just like everything else.

I've been campaigning for a BioShock house for several years now. No luck so far. There are actually quite a few games that could be turned into houses, but unfortunately I don't see them using a game as the basis for anything. Perhaps if the film weren't in limbo...

Wiki can be edited by anyone -- that includes creating pages. He'd probably just delete it again, possibly even ban you for creating the page more than once, but needless to say, there's enough HHN fans online to drive this guy up the wall and eventually make him give up. So have at it.

There aren't any stages at USF that could handle that show on a temporary basis... thank god.

Your worst fear? That's unfortunate since HHN XX will have a World War 3 theme, with real , live nukes! I guess you won't be able to go. Darn it.

Unfortunately, even if you can convince him that HHN is "notable", he'll still want (secondary) sources for basically every nugget of information on the page. That's how Wiki works. With the Vault gone, there's no place to find all that info. Practically everything in that article was originally sourced from the Vault. It was being used like a crutch. The article will probably have to be rewritten with a lot less information.

Either Harry Potter opened or Universal decided to host their own Woodstock.

Oh, trust me, there were definitely people who weren't saddened by MJ's death. Some even celebrated it. But that's neither here nor there. B&T's writers should have enough respect, for both the person and their fans, to not cross that line with any celebrity.

Must be a Knott's fan. Or a moron. Possibly both?

There was nothing stopping them from mocking MJ. I think they decided to take the high road because of the negative reaction to them mocking Heath Ledger's death the year before.

Wrong. Count the years, starting with the first event in October, 1991.