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Events of 1999

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

Undated

Ongoing

Births

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Deaths

January - March

April - June

July - September

October - December

Unknown Dates

External Links

From Coronation Street Wiki

Events

• 1st January - Alf Roberts dies of a heart attack during Nick Tilsley's birthday party.
• 21st April - Roy Cropper marries Hayley Patterson.

See also

• Coronation Street in 1999
• Category:1999 episodes

From TARDIS Index File, the free Doctor Who reference.

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1999

Doctor Who Universe

Throughout the year, much concern is raised on Earth over a feared computer glitch known as Y2K or the Millennium Bug, which had the potential to cause technological havoc as clocks changed from 1999 to 2000 (the "00" in the date being expected to cause problems for many computer systems). The concern ends up being unfounded, though not without a little help from one, possibly two incarnations of the Doctor. (PDA: Millennium Shock)

May

• 12 - Adelaide Brooke is born in Finchley, North London. (DW: The Waters of Mars)

December

• Late December - The Doctor saves Earth from Saraquazel, a being from after the universe, and his servant, Ashley Chapel. (MA: Millennial Rites)
• 30-31 December - The Doctor, en route to Gallifrey with the remains of the Master, is forced to land the TARDIS in San Francisco and is caught in the crossfire of a gangland shooting. Although his injuries are not life threatening, when doctors discover what appears to be a heart malfunction, Dr. Grace Holloway conducts heart surgery meant to save him; instead, the Doctor "dies" on the operating table. Meanwhile, the Master, manifesting himself as a ghost-like snake, escapes the TARDIS and hitches a ride with Bruce, the paramedic who helped the Doctor. (DW: Doctor Who)
• 31 - Not long after midnight, the Doctor's body arrives in the morgue and is put into the refrigeration unit. Several hours later - a delay caused by the anaesthetic - the Doctor finally regenerates into his eighth incarnation and escapes (frightening an orderly who is watching the 1931 film Frankenstein on TV). Due to the anaesthetic, the Doctor suffers temporary amnesia. Meanwhile, the Master kills Bruce and takes over the human's body; he subsequently kills Bruce's wife, Miranda, too.
  • During the course of this day, the Master launches a scheme to obtain the Doctor's remaining regenerations. He infiltrates the Doctor's TARDIS with the help of Chang Lee and attempts to use the Eye of Harmony to this end, even though it will destroy Earth. The Doctor and Grace Holloway race to stop him; during this time the Doctor regains his memory and the two share a brief romantic connection. (DW: Doctor Who)
  • Meanwhile, natural phenomenon are reported in the San Francisco Bay area, including unusual tides, flood warnings. Meanwhile, snow is reported in Hawaii. Scientists link this to fluctuations in Earth's gravitational pull that occur only once every 1,000 years (though the real reason involves The Master opening the Eye of Harmony). (DW: Doctor Who)
  • During the battle with the Master, both Grace Holloway and Chang Lee are killed, but the Doctor is able to bring them back to life by reversing time. (DW: Doctor Who)
  • To ring in the New Year, the Institute for Technological Advancement and Research in San Francisco establishes San Francisco Mean Time by unveiling the world's most accurate atomic clock. The Doctor and Grace Holloway crash (and disrupt) the party in order to obtain components needed to defeat the Master. (DW: Doctor Who)
  • The Doctor invites Grace Holloway to travel with him; she declines. (DW: Doctor Who)
    • Other events on 31 December
  • The Doctor and Mel crash a party hosted by the Auton Alisha Hammerson, and defeat another invasion by the Nestene Consciousness. (DWM: Plastic Millennium)
  • The Doctor also stops the millennium bug (probably with a little help from his sixth incarnation) just as the New Year arrives. (PDA: Millennium Shock)
  • While Jack Harkness fights a "Millennium Bug" of his own, Alex Hopkins kills the rest of his Torchwood Three team, then kills himself after Jack returns, just as the New Year arrives. Harkness subsequently takes over Torchwood Three (TW: Fragments)

Due to time zone differences, the above events technically occurred hours prior to the incident in San Francisco.

Behind the Scenes

References in the Doctor Who Universe tend to indicate the year 2000 of the start of the millennium, rather than 2001, the technical start of that millennium.

Real World

January

• 04 - EDA: The Face-Eater is first published.
  • PDA: Salvation is first published.

February

• BNA: The Mary-Sue Extrusion is first published.
• 01 - EDA: The Taint is first published. Fitz Kreiner becomes a companion.
  • PDA: The Wages of Sin is first published.
• 09 - Buddy Windrush, aka Bryan Mosley, who played the prop man in DW: The Daleks' Master Plan and a pirate in DW: The Smugglers, dies in Shipley, England.

March

• ST: More Short Trips anthology is first published.
• BBV: Ghosts is first released. This entry in The Time Travellers series sees several major changes made to characters, in order to further distance them from BBC-owned properties. Sylvester McCoy's character is now called The Dominie and is given a background different from that of The Doctor, while Sophie Aldred's character is now called Alice.
• 01 - EDA: Demontage is first published.
  • PDA: Deep Blue is first published.
• 06 - Graham Armitage, who played Barney in DW: The Macra Terror, dies in South Africa.
• 12 - The Curse of Fatal Death, a serialized spoof based upon Doctor Who, is broadcast as part of the BBC's Comic Relief appeal. The special stars Rowan Atkinson as the "Ninth" Doctor, Jonathan Pryce as The Master and is written by Steven Moffat -- his first televised work with the franchise. Also featured is Joanna Lumley as the first female incarnation of the Doctor ever featured in a BBC-sanctioned production (and the last until Arabella Weir in Doctor Who Unbound). The special is also webcast - the first original Doctor Who-related production to be distributed this way.

April

• BNA: Dead Romance is first published.
• BBV: Vital Signs, the second and last episode of The Wanderer spin-off series, is first released.
• 05 - EDA: Revolution Man is first published.
• 26 - PDA: Players is first published.

May

• BBV: Only Human is first released. Last episode of The Time Travellers to feature Sophie Aldred.
• 10 - EDA: Dominion is first published.
• 24 - PDA: Millennium Shock is first published.
• 27 - Donald Morley, who played Jules Renan in DW: The Reign of Terror, dies.

June

• BNA: Tears of the Oracle is first published.
• BBV: The Choice is first released, the first of two audio dramas in the Adventures in a Pocket Universe series starring Lalla Ward as "The Mistress" (though implied to be Romana) and John Leeson as K-9.
• 07 - EDA: Unnatural History is first published.
  • PDA: Storm Harvest is first published.
• 30 - Doctor Who Magazine #279 features the first installment of a new monthly feature called the Time Team. In the feature, a group of fans set themselves the task of viewing and reviewing every televised Doctor Who story produced between 1963 and the TV movie of 1996. The Time Team eventually completes this project in DWM #416, published in December 2009.

July

• BFA: The Sirens of Time, a multi-Doctor story co-starring Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy, is released on cassette tape and CD. This audio drama is the first release by Big Finish Productions under its new licence with the BBC, allowing them to produce officially sanctioned audio productions featuring concepts and cast members from Doctor Who (Big Finish had already released audio dramas featuring Bernice Summerfield.) The Big Finish line would prosper over the next decade and help fill the void left by the lack of a television series prior to 2005, and would continue even after the series returned. In 2001, Big Finish will score a coup by launching a long-running series of productions featuring then-current Eighth Doctor, Paul McGann.
• 05 - EDA: Autumn Mist is first published.
  • PDA: The Final Sanction is first published.

August

• BNA: Return to the Fractured Planet is first published.
• REF: The Doctor's Affect, a memoir by onetime K-9 assistant operator Stephen Cambden, first published.
• BBC Audio, after a six-year hiatus, resumes reissuing audio recordings of Doctor Who stories that no longer exist in complete visual form in the BBC Archives. Previously, these recordings were issued exclusively on twin cassette, but they're now also being released on CD. Released this month: DW: The Massacre of St. Bartholomew's Eve, which is released under the shorter title, The Massacre.
• 02 - EDA: Interference - Book One and Interference - Book Two are both first published, the first and only two-volume BBC Books story. Introduction of new companion Compassion. The Third Doctor also appears. Due to both EDA books coming out at once, there is no Past Doctors Adventure this month.

September

• BBV: The Search, the second and last episode of Adventures in a Pocket Universe, is first released.
• 06 - EDA: The Blue Angel is first published.
  • PDA: City at World's End is first published.
• Dance instrumentalists Flytronix + Shere Khan releases the 12-inch single "Tardis", which incorporates sound effects from the TV series, on Moving Shadow Records.

October

• BNA: The Joy Device is first published.
• BFA: Phantasmagoria is released. First solo Fifth Doctor audio adventure.
• REF: The Nine Lives of Doctor Who is first published.
• The first edition of REF: I, Who, a long running guide to Doctor Who fiction, is published.
• 1 - Noel Johnson, who played King Thous in DW: The Underwater Menace and Charles Grover in DW: Invasion of the Dinosaurs, dies.
• 04 - EDA: The Taking of Planet 5 is first published.
  • PDA: Divided Loyalties is first published.
• 17 - 20th anniversary of Doctor Who Magazine.
• 30 - Cavan Kendall, who played Achilles in DW: The Myth Makers, dies.
• 31 - "Treehouse of Horror X", an episode of the American series The Simpsons is broadcast. The episode includes a cameo appearance by the Fourth Doctor, who is kidnapped along with other TV icons such as Xena, by the Comic Book Guy.

November

• BFA: Whispers of Terror is released. First solo Sixth Doctor audio adventure. Nicola Bryant begins a prolific stint with Big Finish Productions, voicing many audios as Peri Brown for both the Fifth and Sixth Doctors.
• REF: A Critical History of Doctor Who on Television by noted literary critic John Kenneth Muir, is first published.
• 01 - PDA: Corpse Marker is first published.
  • DW: The Five Doctors becomes the first episode of Doctor Who to be released to DVD by BBC Video when it is released in the digital format in the UK. This starts an extensive and long-running series of archival DVD releases chronicling the series that continues for more than a decade.
• 13 - Tom Baker and Douglas Adams discuss Doctor Who on the BBC Radio 4 programme Today.
  • Doctor Who is featured on the cover of the Radio Times, promoting upcoming rebroadcasts of classic episodes.
• 28 - EDA: Frontier Worlds is first published.

December

• BNA: Twilight of the Gods is first published, bringing to a close the Virgin Bernice Summerfield New Adventures series of books, which began as the Virgin New Adventures series in 1991. The publication of this book ends an era, concluding the book-publishing relationship between the Doctor Who franchise and Virgin Books/W.H. Allen/Target that had begun in 1973.
• CP: Perfect Timing 2, a Doctor Who short story collection for charity, first published.
• 06 - 10th anniversary of the broadcast of the final episode of DW: Survival, which ended Doctor Who's original 26-season run on the BBC.
• 21 - Jack Le White, who went uncredited in DW: The Reign of Terror and DW: The Daleks' Master Plan, dies.
• 25 - Peter Jeffrey, who played the pilot in DW: The Macra Terror and Count Grendel in DW: The Androids of Tara dies at Stratford-upon-Avon from prostate cancer.

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In-Universe

Events

• Voyager VI is launched by NASA. ^[1]
• J. R. Rasmussen quits her job at Paramount Pictures. ^[2]
• "Modes of dress, mores, methods of education and socialisation, and most other cultural characteristics were based on an English standard all over Earth by the end of the twentieth century". ^[3]
• Shannon O'Donnell slept through the Millenium changeover. ^[4]

References and Notes

1. ↑ TOS movie: The Motion Picture
2. ↑ DS9 short story: "Research"
3. ↑ TNG novel: The Captains' Honor
4. ↑ VOY episode: 11:59

Stories

Title	Series	Date	Media	Notes	Image
Alien Voices Spock vs. Q	Star Trek	1999	audiobook
Alien Voices Spock vs. Q: The Sequel	Star Trek	1999	audiobook
11:59 (Flashbacks)	Voyager	December 1999	episode

Releases

January

• TOS novel #85: My Brother's Keeper, Book 1: Republic, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TOS novel #86: My Brother's Keeper, Book 2: Constitution, by Michael Jan Friedman
• TOS novel #87: My Brother's Keeper, Book 3: Enterprise, by Michael Jan Friedman
• DS9 novel #23: The 34th Rule, by Armin Shimerman and David R. George III

February

• DS9 novel #24: Rebels, Book 1: The Conquered, by Dafydd ab Hugh
• DS9 novel #25: Rebels, Book 2: The Courageous, by Dafydd ab Hugh
• TOS novel: Mission to Horatius, by Mack Reynolds (Hardcover reprint)

March

• DS9 novel #26: Rebels, Book 3: The Liberated, by Dafydd ab Hugh
• VOY novel: Death of a Neutron Star, by Eric Kotani

April

• TOS novel: Dark Victory, by William Shatner, Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens (Hardcover)
• TNG novel #50: Dyson Sphere, by Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski

May

• TNG novel: Ship of the Line, by Diane Carey (paperback reprint)
• VOY novel: Battle Lines, by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur
• SNW anthology: Strange New Worlds II, edited by Dean Wesley Smith with John J. Ordover and Paula M. Block

June

• TNG novel #51: Double Helix, Book 1: Infection, by John Gregory Betancourt
• TNG novel #52: Double Helix, Book 2: Vectors, by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch (DS9 crossover)
• DS9 novelization: What You Leave Behind, by Diane Carey

July

• TOS novel: Vulcan's Heart, Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz (Hardcover)
• TNG novel #53: Double Helix, Book 3: Red Sector, by Diane Carey (TOS crossover)
• TNG novel #54: Double Helix, Book 4: Quarantine, by John Vornholt (VOY crossover)

August

• TNG novel #55: Double Helix, Book 5: Double or Nothing, by Peter David (NF crossover)
• TNG novel #56: Double Helix, Book 6: The First Virtue, by Michael Jan Friedman and Christie Golden (STA crossover)

September

• TNG novel: I, Q, by John de Lancie and Peter David (Hardcover)
• TNG novel #57: The Forgotten War, by William R. Forstchen

October

• TOS novel #88: Across the Universe, by Pamela Sargent and George Zebrowski
• VOY novelization: Equinox, by Diane Carey

November

• VOY novel: Captain Proton: Defender of the Earth, by D.W. "Prof" Smith
• NF novel #7: The Quiet Place, by Peter David
• NF novel #8: Dark Allies, by Peter David
• ST anthology: New Worlds, New Civilizations, by Michael Jan Friedman

December

• DS9 anthology: The Lives of Dax, edited by Marco Palmieri
• TOS/TNG novel: The Badlands, Book 1, by Susan Wright
• DS9/VOY novel: The Badlands, Book 2, by Susan Wright

Connections

• 1999 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1999 productions article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
• 1999 page at the Complete Starfleet Library
• 1999 article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

From DC Database

Creators

Titles

The following comic titles debuted with a 1999 cover date:

100 Bullets Vol 1 · A. Bizarro Vol 1 · Ball and Chain Vol 1 · Batman Beyond Vol 1 · Batman Beyond Vol 2 · Batman/Hellboy/Starman Vol 1 · Batman/Tarzan: Claws of the Cat-Woman Vol 1 · Batman: Book of the Dead Vol 1 · Batman: No Man's Land Vol 1 · Birds of Prey Vol 1 · Books of Faerie Vol 3 · Congo Bill Vol 2 · Cruel and Unusual Vol 1 · Day of Judgment Vol 1 · Doctor Mid-Nite Vol 1 · Faith Vol 1 · Finals Vol 1 · Flash & Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold Vol 1 · Flash and Green Lantern: The Brave and the Bold Vol 1 · Flinch Vol 1 · Gifts of the Night Vol 1 · Green Lantern: New Corps Vol 1 · Happydale: Devils in the Desert Vol 1 · Heavy Liquid Vol 1 · Hourman Vol 1

The following Comic titles were last published with a 1999 cover date:

A. Bizarro Vol 1 · Batman Beyond Vol 1 · Batman/Hellboy/Starman Vol 1 · Batman: Book of the Dead Vol 1 · Batman: No Man's Land Vol 1 · Books of Faerie Vol 3 · Cruel and Unusual Vol 1 · Day of Judgment Vol 1 · Deadshot Vol 1 · Doctor Mid-Nite Vol 1 · Essential Vertigo: Sandman Vol 1 · Finals Vol 1 · Gifts of the Night Vol 1 · Gilgamesh II Vol 1 · Golden-Age Greats Vol 1 · Green Lantern: New Corps Vol 1 · Guns of the Dragon Vol 1 · Happydale: Devils in the Desert Vol 1 · House of Secrets Vol 2 · Human Target Vol 1 · Jonah Hex: Shadows West Vol 1 · Lobo Vol 2 · New Year's Evil Vol 1 · Power of Shazam Vol 1 · Resurrection Man Vol 1

The following One Shots were published with a 1999 cover date:

Batman Adventures: The Lost Years (Collected) Vol 1 1 · Batman in the Sixties Vol 1 1 · Batman: Day of Judgment Vol 1 1 · Batman: Harley Quinn Vol 1 1 · Batman: Joker's Apprentice Vol 1 1 · Batman: No Man's Land Secret Files and Origins Vol 1 1 · Batman: No Man's Land Vol 1 0 · Batman: Strange Apparitions Vol 1 1 · DC One Million 80-Page Giant Vol 1 1000000 · DCU Villains Secret Files and Origins Vol 1 1 · Day of Judgment Secret Files and Origins Vol 1 1 · Green Lantern: Fear Itself · Impulse: Bart Saves the Universe Vol 1 1 · Jack Kirby's Forever People Vol 1 1 · Nevada (Collected) Vol 1 1 · Secret Origins Featuring the JLA Vol 1 1 · Superman Fantastic Four Vol 1 1 · Superman: A Nation Divided · Superman: Peace on Earth Vol 1 1 · Superman: War of the Worlds Vol 1 1 · Supermen of America Vol 1 1 · Young Justice 80-Page Giant Vol 1 1 · Young Justice Special Vol 1 1

Characters

The following characters debuted with a 1999 cover date:

Adam Fells (New Earth) · Al Bizarro (New Earth) · Allan Quatermain (Earth-ABC) · Anna Hark (Earth-50) · Anthony Gambi (New Earth) · Audrey Lee (New Earth) · Augustus Medici (100 Bullets) · Axel Brass (Earth-50) · Barbara Whitmore (New Earth) · Barry Allen (SBG) · Beryl Hutchinson (New Earth) · Bethany Lee (New Earth) · Bret Leather (Earth-50) · Bruce Wayne (Book of the Dead) · Bruce Wayne (SBG) · Bruce Wayne Jr. (SBG) · Cal Usjak (New Earth) · Cassandra Cain (New Earth) · Catherine Colby (Earth-ABC) · Charlie the Owl (New Earth) · Cindy Burman (New Earth) · Clark Wayne (SBG) · Claudio Tielli (New Earth) · Courtney Whitmore (New Earth) · Damien Darhk (New Earth) · David Cain (New Earth) · Devlos Ungol (New Earth) · Diana of Themyscira (SBG) · Dina Bell (New Earth) · Drake Burroughs (Post-Zero Hour) · Edwin Gauss (New Earth) · Elijah Snow (Earth-50) · Ferak (New Earth) · Frederick Fleming (New Earth) · Goth (New Earth) · Gunter Gromolko (Earth-ABC) · Hark (Earth-50) · Harleen Quinzel (New Earth) · Harold Jordan (SBG) · I.Z.O.R. (Post-Zero Hour) · Ice Sickle (New Earth) · Jacob Greene (Earth-50) · Jeroen Thornedike (Earth-50) · Jim Wilder (Earth-50) · Joel Perry Kent (SBG) · Joker (SBG) · Jonathan Kent (Earth-22) · Joshua Hamman (New Earth) · Kal-El (SBG) · Kara Kent Wayne (SBG)

Teams

The following teams debuted with a 1999 cover date:

Authority · Double Dare · JLA Analogues (Planetary) · Sentinels of Magic · Supermen of America · Top 10

Chronology

The following events were published by DC Comics in the year 1999. This does not necessarily indicate that these storylines took place in the year 1999. The passage of time in the DC Universe is nebulous and subject to change and interpretation. Events from historical time periods are indexed under their corresponding years.

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From Muppet Wiki

Television & Movies

• Sesame Street Unpaved and 123 Sesame Street begin on Noggin, February 2
• Farscape Season 1 premieres on Sci Fi, March 19
• Muppets from Space released July 14
• Donna's Day begins third season on Odyssey Network with Swedish Chef as frequent guest, September 1
• Family Rules airs from March 9 - April 13
• The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland released October 1
• CinderElmo on FOX, December 6
• CNN airs a People Profiles television documentary on Jim Henson
• Animal Farm, on TNT October 3
• Muppet Babies repeats move to Odyssey Network, October 1

International Television & Movies

• Muppets aus dem All (Muppets from Space) released in Germany, December 9
• Mupparna I Rymden (Muppets from Space) released in Sweden, December 17
• Mopatop's Shop premiers in the UK
• Sesame English premiers in China

Business

• Odyssey Network begins partnership between The Jim Henson Company and Hallmark Entertainment, January 16
• Noggin premiers as partnership between Children's Television Workshop and Nickelodeon, January 31

Appearances & Events

• Big Bird, Roscoe Orman, and Ruth Buzzi accept the first annual TV Guide Award for "Best Children's Show" for Sesame Street, February
• Kermit appears on The Tonight Show
• Gonzo and Kermit appear on Wheel of Fortune
• Miss Piggy on The Daily Show, July 19
• Kermit appears as George Washington in ads for the State Quarters program of the United States Mint

Non-fiction Books

• Muppets From Space: The Making of Muppet Movie Magic
• Bernie Brillstein's autobiography Where Did I Go Right?
• The Muppets Big Book of Crafts
• Muppet Book of Friendship

Storybooks

• The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland Movie Storybook
• Bear Loves Food!
• Bear's Big Blue House
• Big Bird Walks
• Brought to You by the Number 1
• Brought to You by the Number 2
• Brought to You by the Number 3
• Count to Ten re-issue
• Dirt is Delightful
• Elmo's Busy Baby Book
• Elmo Jumps
• Ernie Runs
• Fairy Tales (book)
• Find the Seashell
• Flutter By, Butterfly
• Giddy-Up!
• Gonzo's Book of Out-of-This-World Puzzles
• Good Night, Elmo
• Grouchland Surprises
• Grover Dances
• Grover's Farm
• I Can Go to Preschool
• Let's Go to the Fun Park!
• Luna's Night
• Merry Christmas, Bear!
• Muppets From Space: The Junior Novelization
• My Name Is Rosita
• My Name Is Zoe
• The Muppets' Mixed-Up Christmas
• Rise and Shine!
• Robin's Secret Valentine
• Rosita's New Friends
• Slimey to the Moon
• Surprise, Mommy!
• Unwelcome to Grouchland
• A Very Muppet Christmas
• Welcome to the Big Blue House!
• What's That Smell?
• Where Is Baby Natasha?
• Where is Bear?
• Which Witch Is Which? re-issue
• Who Am I?
• Zip! Pop! Hop!

Video

• The Dark Crystal (video)
• Do the Alphabet
• Kids' Favorite Songs (video)
• Labyrinth
• Muppets from Space, October 26
• Potty Time with Bear, August 31
• Sapsorrow & The Luck Child
• The Soldier & Death & A Story Short

Albums

• The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland (soundtrack)
• Kermit Unpigged
• Elmo appears on Rosie O'Donnell's Christmas album, Rosie Christmas, singing Do You Hear What I Hear.

Stage Shows

• Sesame Street Live presents Big Bird's Sunny Day Camp Out
• Bear in the Big Blue House Live debuts with the show, Jim Henson's On the Road with Bear in the Big Blue House Live

Merchandise

• Muppet Movie Parodies 1999 Calendar
• Muppet Art: 1999 Calendar
• Thirty Years and Counting: Sesame Street Calendar
• Thirty Years and Counting: Sesame Street Calendar (Food)
• Christopher Radko Christmas Ornaments
• Tyco Sesame Street PVC Figures - 30th Anniversary figures
• Muppets From Space Kid's Meal (Wendy's)
• Subway Bear in the Big Blue House Kids Meal
• Dairy Queen Muppet Babies Kid's Meal
• Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland mini plush

Parades

• Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade features a Sesame Street Float.

From Grand Theft Wiki

Events concerning the Grand Theft Auto series in 1999

Real World

• Grand Theft Auto:London 1969 is released for the PlayStation on April 29.
• Grand Theft Auto:London 1969 is released for the PC on May 25.
• Grand Theft Auto: London 1961 is released for the PC on June 1.
• Grand Theft Auto 2 is released on October 22.
• Grand Theft Auto is released for the GBC on November 15.

Game World

GTA IV Era

• Teddy Benavidez is arrested for heroin possession.
• Chan Jaoming is arrested for heroin possession.
• Lester Leroc is arrested for burglary.
• Michael Graves is arrested for a criminal sexual act.
• Dave Johnson is arrested for manslaughter.

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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• Margaret Efendi bought her second beehive and founded Margaret's House of Bees.

From the eWrestling Encyclopedia.

This article contains information on e-wrestling events that happened in 1999.

Major happenings in e-wrestling

IWO presents May Mayhem featuring the first Mayhem Match, which was won by Phelen Kell after last eliminating Billy Larson.

Unnecessary Roughness Wrestling League is formed.

Notable 1999 births

Notable 1999 deaths

See also

• Help:Year articles - Information on editing and adding information to year articles.

An Ice Hockey Wiki article.

These events occured in 1999 in the world of hockey:

January

February

February 9 Last NHL game in Maple Leaf Gardens. Chicago Blackhawks 6 Toronto Maple Leafs 2.

March

April

May

• May 30th: The Mississippi Sea Wolves win the Kelly Cup by defeating the Richmond Renegades 4 games to 3 in the Kelly Cup finals.

June

July

August

September

October

November

December

From Marvel Database

All Comics for 1999 Without Month Designations

Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 1999	Avengers Vol 3 0	Avengers: United They Stand Vol 1 Toy Insert	Captain America Annual Vol 1 1999
Captain Marvel Vol 4 0	Fantastic Four Annual Vol 1 1999	Incredible Hulk Annual Vol 1 1999	Marvel Super Hero Island Adventures Vol 1 1
New Warriors Vol 2 0	Spider-Girl Vol 1 ½	Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 1999	Uncanny X-Men Annual Vol 1 1999
Wolverine Annual Vol 2 1999	X-51 Vol 1 0	X-Men Annual Vol 1 1999	X-Men Magneto War Vol 1 1

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

This is a list of events that happened in 1999:

• DeviousMUD, a very early version of RuneScape, is completely rewritten by Andrew Gower and his brothers, who called themselves Jagex, standing for JAva Gaming EXperts, hense the proper way to write Jagex is JaGEx. It is released in a public beta for a week, and then removed.
• "Jagex" begins to be used as a trading name.
• RuneScape begins development.

March

• 12 March: Some duplicate login bugs, and various other bugs were fixed.
• 13 March: Work on a player-2-npc multiple choice style conversation system began.
• 14 March: Work on conversation system was continued.
• 15 March: Player-2-npc conversation system was completed.
• 15 March: Important background scenery can now be named, and manipulated by players.
• 16 March: Player-2-player conversation system was improved.
• 16 March: Quest compiler was at its starting stages.
• 17 March: Quest compiler was finished, but did not support many commands.
• 18 March: Game was debugged - 11 (fairly minor) bugs were fixed.
• 18 March: Auto bug reporting system for client was finished.
• 19 March: Player 'Identikit' system was being updated.
• 22 March: Identikit system was finished. Player's appearance and human NPCs could then be customised.
• 25 March: Wood/forest to the left of the starting zone had been designed.
• 28 March: More bugs were fixed.

The Star Trek Expanded Universe Database is for fanon and related content. See Memory-Alpha.org for the canon Star Trek wiki.

Events

• NASA launches Voyager VI. The probe falls into a black hole (or some other spatial phenomenon) during its mission, and contact is lost. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture)

The launch date does not come from The Motion Picture, but it is referenced in the Star Trek Chronology.

• Vin thought the New York Yankees team of this year was the best he had ever seen. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part II")

Births

Deaths

Vessel Assignments

External links

• 1999 article at Memory Alpha, the canon Star Trek wiki.
• 1999 article at Memory Beta, the non-canon Star Trek wiki.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace released in May 1999.

A list of events in 1999 related to Star Wars.

February

• 02 - X-wing: Solo Command published.
• 16 - The Essential Guide to Droids published.
• 28 - Star Wars: X-wing Alliance released on the PC platform.

March

• March - Star Wars: The Art of Dave Dorman re-published by Welcome Rain Publishers.

April

• 13 - X-wing: Isard's Revenge published.
• 21 - Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace novelization published.
• 25 - Star Wars Episode I: I Am a Jedi published.
• 25 - Star Wars Episode I: Watch Out, Jar Jar! published.
• 25 - Star Wars Episode I: Anakin's Race for Freedom published.
• 30 - Star Wars: Episode I Racer released on the PC platform.
• 30-May 2 - Celebration I held in Denver, Colorado to celebrate the release of The Phantom Menace.

May

• 01 - Star Wars: Episode I Racer released on the Nintendo 64 platform.
• 03 - I Am a Droid published.
• 19 - Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace released to theaters in the US.

June

• 01 - Jedi Apprentice: The Rising Force published.
• 16 - Episode I: Racer: Prima's Official Strategy Guide published.
• 29 - Declan Mulholland dies.

July

• 06 - Hard Merchandise published.
• 28 - Star Wars Republic 8: Outlander, Part 2 published.

August

• 03 - X-wing: Starfighters of Adumar published.
• 13 - Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace released to theaters in Iceland.

September

• 29 - Star Wars Tales 1 published.

October

• 05 - Vector Prime, the first book in the New Jedi Order series, published.

November

• 11 - Mary Kay Bergman dies.

December

• 05 - Edvin Biukovic dies.
• 07 - Star Wars: Episode I Racer released on the Game Boy platform.
• 16 - Star Wars: Episode I Racer released on the Mac platform.