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Apollo as he appeared in the 2260s.

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This is the Apollo disambiguation page.

It serves to clarify the difference between several closely named or closely related articles.
A = Appearances · I = Images · G = Gallery · F = Fan Art · Q = Quotes

Apollo • Phoebus Apollo

Apollo Earth-Two A · I · G The Golden Age Apollo

Apollo Earth-One A · I · G The Silver Age Apollo

Apollo New Earth A · CA · I · G The Modern Age Apollo

Apollo Earth-50 A · I · G A member of the Authority

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From Muppet Wiki

Pajanimals is an original short-form musical series produced by the Jim Henson Company and 4KIDS Entertainment. The series was created for PBS KIDS Sprout's evening block, The Good Night Show. Pajanimals features the musical adventures of four young animals preparing for bed. Pajanimals premiered on November 2, 2008. The song "La La Lullaby" is aired nightly as part of The Good Night Show, while the other segments are aired on a rotating basis.

The 3-minute episodes are designed to help comfort preschool viewers with bedtime themes and transitional issues such as separating from mom at the end of the day, healthy routines, sleeping through the night and being comfortable with the lights out. Five 10-minute Video-On-Demand companion segments were produced for caregivers, featuring interviews with experts who address common sleep issues for preschoolers.

The characters were designed by Jeff Muncy and built by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Brian Henson, Lisa Henson and Halle Stanford serve as executive producers for the series, along with producers Jeff Muncy and Alex Rockwell.

The DVD Pajanimals: Good Night, Pajanimals! was released December 1, 2009 by NCircle Entertainment.

Contents 1 Characters 2 Crew 3 Episodes 4 Songs 5 References 6 External links

Characters

• Apollo is a purple and lime green dog, and the leader of the gang. He's very interested in space travel and often fantasizes about traveling though space in his own rocket ship.

• Squacky is a very excitable blue and yellow duck. He is very hyper, loves to play practical jokes and is often seen bouncing off the walls (literally). He does, however, have a passion for reading, which is one of the only things that helps him settle down.

• Sweet Pea Sue is a pink and orange pony. She loves nature and the outdoors. She is a bit of a leader type and can get the other Pajanimals on-track when they want to stay up late at night and play.

• CowBella is a pink, purple and white cow with an Italian accent, who sometimes speaks using Italian phrases such as "Buon giorno" or "Mamma mia!" She is a very well-mannered cow and loves elegance. She also enjoys playing dress-up. Her name is a pun on the Italian phrase "Ciao bello".

Apollo John Kennedy

Squacky Victor Yerrid

Sweet Pea Sue Donna Kimball

CowBella Alice Dinnean

Crew

Executive Producers: Halle Stanford, Jeff Muncy, Alex Rockwell, Brian Henson, Lisa Henson
Created by Jeff Muncy
Directed by David Gumpel
Produced by Chris Plourde
Content Consultant: Sleepy Planet/The Sleepeasy Solution
All Music Composed by Michael Silversher and Patty Silversher
Musical Arrangements by Dino Herrmann
Production Designer: Jim Dultz
Director of Photography: Dave A. Barrett
Associate Director: Chris Plourde
Stage Manager: AJ Johnson
Set Construction: Paul Riley
Leadman: Erin Eagleton
Puppet Captain: John Kennedy
Puppet Wrangler: Marian Keating
Puppets by the Jim Henson Creature Shop: Connie Peterson, Rollie Krewson, Tom Newby, Jason Weber
Production Coordinator: Stephanie James
Script Supervisor: Iwana Kanclerz
Cameras: James Atkinson, Chris Ferugson, Bryan McKenzie
Audio: Dino Herrmann, Lothar Bellutta
Gaffer: Rubin Diaz
Key Grip: Paul Lambiase
Production Staff: Andrew Nielsen, Sam Molleur
Business Affairs: Dan Scharf, Allyson Smith
Accounting: Brittan Brown
Assistants to the Producers: Joe LeFavi, Robert Fewkes
Editor: David Gumpel
Post Sound: Dino Herrmann
Assistant Editor: James Atkinson

Episodes

• Episode 101: La La Lullaby

The Pajanimals sing a soothing lullaby song before laying down for bed.

• Episode 102: Stick to the Plan

Sweetpea Sue helps her fellow Pajanimals to follow the steps in getting ready for bed -- first taking a bath, then brushing their teeth and finally putting on their pajamas.

• Episode 103: Stay in Bed, Put on Your Sleepy Head

Squacky has the squirmies and wants to get out of bed, but his fellow Pajanimals remind him that nighttime is for sleeping.

• Episode 104: I Love to Love My Lovies

The Pajanimals sing about their "lovies" that help them to get to sleep at night.

• Episode 105: How Do I Know It's Morning Time?

Squacky wants to get out of bed and play, but can't because it's not yet morning.

• Episode 106: Goodnight to Mom

The Pajanimals sing fondly of their moms and imagine what they might be doing at night. (YouTube)

• Episode 107: Sleeping Makes Me Feel Alright

The Pajanimals sing a song about how sleeping at night help gives one enough energy for the next day.

• Episode 108: What's That Sound?

When Apollo is bothered by nighttime sounds, his friends help him to hear how the noises can become a soothing lullaby. The Pajanimals sing about sounds they hear at night. Squacky sings about water dripping in the bathroom, Sweetpea Sue sings the wind blowing through the leaves, and Apollo gazes out at the moon singing about the sounds all around them.

• Episode 109: Lights in the Dark

Apollo is afraid of the dark, so his fellow Pajanimals share with him the things that light their way at night. Squacky shows how he makes shadow puppets with his night light, while Sweetpea Sue sings about how the dark help calms and comforts her.

• Episode 110: Let's Make Our Bodies Tired

The Pajanimals do fun exercises to tire themselves out before bedtime - including a song where they "jiggle, jumble and jump".

• Episode 111: A Scary Dream

When Cow Bella has a nightmare, the other Pajanimals try to calm her though song by explaining that it's just a dream, a "story in your head".

Songs

Each episode of the series features an original song. The songs for Pajanimals were written by Michael and Patty Silversher with lyrics by Rockwell and Judy Rothman.

The theme song for the series features the Pajanimals and Mom singing about the fact that they are "ready for beddy-bye". Each character is introduced as the song shows them getting ready for bed -- Apollo is looking forward to a goodnight hug, Cow Bella is in bed "snug as a bug", Squacky has picked out a book to share, and Sweetpea Sue is getting ready to put on her pajamas. The program's theme song is not aired on Sprout, but was made freely available online (see "press release" link.) It is also included on the program's soundtrack album and the DVD release.

On August 3, 2009, the soundtrack was released exclusively on Amazon.com^[1] The songs were rerecorded for the official soundtrack, featuring additional instrumentals and vocals not heard on the versions of the songs aired on television. Additionally, certain songs were retitled, as follows:

• Episode 103 - "Sleepy Head"
• Episode 104 - "Nighttime Playtime"
• Episode 105 - "Morning Time"
• Episode 107 - "Ode to Sleep"
• Episode 108 - "Night Will Sing Us All to Sleep"
• Episode 110 - "Jiggle Jumble Jump"
• Episode 111 - "Scary Dream"

References

1. ↑ "Jim Henson's Pajanimals Soundtrack (Amazon.com Exclusive)", Amazon.com, August 3, 2009.

External links

• Press release
• Video Preview

From The Vault

	For an overview of laser pistol models in various games, see Laser Pistol.

Weapon Apollo damage: N/A damage type: Laser attack modes: Single (AP: 12, R: N/A) ammo Type Small Energy Cell ammo capacity: N/A min. Strength: N/A hands req.: 1 weight: N/A value: N/A

	The following is based on Van Buren and has not been confirmed by canon sources.

Apollo is an energy weapon that was going to appear in Van Buren.

Background

The Apollo is a primary weapon designed and abandoned by Poseidon Energy that science-oriented characters in Van Buren could complete.

It shoots a red laser bolt.

Weapons of Van Buren
Unarmed Han Power Fist Melee Cattle Prod · Combat Knife Throwing Throwing Knife Small Guns Pistols Colt 6504 Autoloader Shotguns Sawed-Off Shotgun Burst-fire Rheinmetall 9mm Machine Pistol Big Guns CZ-25 Military Minigun · Flamethrower Energy Weapons Pistols Apollo Rifles Artemis Rail Gun Explosives Dynamite Mentioned Ares

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From Lostpedia

This article refers to the Apollo Bar and its appearances in Lost and the Lost Experience. For a detailed page about the company that supposedly manufactures the product, including its history and website, see Apollo Candy Company

This information was revealed in part through the alternate reality game The LOST Experience			View Talk Edit
Clues · Revelations · Sponsorship · Websites
Characters:   Rachel Blake · Alvar Hanso · Thomas Mittelwerk · DJ Dan · William Kilpatrick · Malick · Other... Themes: Hanso Foundation · DHARMA · Valenzetti Equation · Sri Lanka Video · Apollo Candy · Other...

The Apollo Bar is one of the many foods that were first found in the Pantry within the Swan station by Kate in "Adrift". What is unusual about this candy is that it is the only food item that is not branded with the DHARMA Initiative logo in some way (although the boxes have the Swan logo on them). Like Dharmalars, Apollo bars are one of the only DHARMA-related food items with a unique brand name (unlike the generic names given to DHARMA Ranch Composite dressing, DHARMA Macaroni & Cheese Supper, etc.) Apollo Bars are advertised as being "FULL O' NUTS" and the bar that Kate picked up had a "Consume By" date of October 23, 2004.

During the Lost Experience, the bar was specifically manufactured, advertised and distributed amongst Lost fans worldwide, tying into the overall arc of the game. A detailed history about the company and its founder was also provided (see Apollo Candy Company).

Contents 1 Occurrences in Lost 2 Information from the Lost Experience 2.1 Commercial 2.2 Apollo Candy Website 2.3 Whereisalvar.com 3 Trivia 4 See also

Occurrences in Lost

The Apollo Candy Bars have made a number of appearances throughout the show.

• Boone appeared to have one in the pilot episode when offering chocolate to Shannon. ("Pilot, Part 1")

• Kate ate one of these in the pantry of the Swan station after breaking free from the restraints that Desmond had Locke put on her. ("Adrift")

• Rose saved one for her husband, Bernard (who is a dentist) because he has a sweet tooth. ("Everybody Hates Hugo")

• Hurley had at least one Apollo Bar in his stash of food that was later found by Sawyer. ("One of Them")

• John Locke had a bar on the computer table. He was trying to remember the blast door map. ("S.O.S."), and not paying attention to the countdown timer alarm.

• Edmund Burke is hit by a bus with an Apollo logo on the side. The image was barely visible in the episode, but behind the scenes photographs posted by Ryan Ozawa of Hawaiian podcast "The Transmission" confirmed the reference. ("Not in Portland")

• Was one of the advertisements on the soccer field in the TV game Desmond was watching. image ("Flashes Before Your Eyes")

• In Anthony Cooper's apartment (room 3801) there's a picture on the wall of a sign with the word "Apollo" on it (likely the "Apollo Theater" sign in New York) ("The Man from Tallahassee").

• Given to Ben by Annie soon after his arrival on the island. ("The Man Behind the Curtain")

• Hurley split a bar with Ben while waiting for Locke to emerge from Jacob's cabin. ("Cabin Fever")

• Jacob gave Jack a bar after he got his stuck in the vending machine. ("The Incident, Parts 1 & 2")

Information from the Lost Experience

During The Lost Experience ARG, the Apollo Candy Bars assumed much more importance; they were handed out at specified locations at specific times (as mentioned on the official website, or by Rachel Blake, the ARG's main character). The writers of the game even advertised the bar on television and in Lost: The Official Magazine, with the tagline "the little bar with the really big taste!"

Commercial

The following video appeared on the Internet around the time of the launch of a dedicated website to the Apollo bar, and indeed also featured on the site. It was also reportedly played during the commercial break of an episode of Jimmy Kimmel! Live. The audio can additionally be heard after many episodes of the Official UK Lost Podcast.

Apollo Candy Website

Main articles: Apollo Candy Company and Apollo Candy distribution events

On August 8, 2006, the Apollo Candy website (formerly apollocandy.com; see note below), a part of The Lost Experience, went live, hosted on the same server as thehansofoundation.org, another Lost Experience website. The URL was found on a full page Apollo Candy advert on the back of Lost: The Official Magazine. According to their "official website", the Apollo Candy Company, which manufactures the Apollo Candy Bars, was founded in San Francisco by M. David Benson in 1962. The company ran into hard times in the 1970s, but was rescued by Alvar Hanso, the head of the Hanso Foundation. Apollo is now the "private purveyor of chocolates for Alvar Hanso and his many companies." The website proclaims that "The Apollo Candy Company is a subsidiary of the Hanso Group."

The image of the candy bar on The Apollo Candy website and the free samples of the candy bar, have an expiration date of October 23, 2006, exactly two years after the bar Kate ate. The website also features an image of a balloon flying toward the sun - there is no reference for this image within the text (It is most likely for Apollo, the Greek god of the sun).

The site additionally listed distribution points where fans could find Apollo bars for themselves.

Note:

The domain registration for this in-game website has since expired, and the game website no longer exists. During the course of The Lost Experience, the domain was presumably operated by Hi-ReS!, (the company contracted to run The Lost Experience), but according to the WHOIS listing, it was registered via the anonymizer service Domain Discreet [1], [2]. The one year registration expired on April 14, 2007, and approximately on May 27, 2007, it was purchased by another party which hosted an adult website in its place. The domain and current website is therefore no longer owned or affiliated with ABC or The Lost Experience, although the lapse has apparently since been noticed in the course of editing for this article by employees of ABC (see discussion here).

Whereisalvar.com

Main article: Whereisalvar.com

This website became part of The Lost Experience on August 23. The site's URL was printed on the Apollo Candy bars that were being distributed in August and September, at Forbidden Planet stores in the UK and ApolloCandy.com Events in the U.S.; as well as at various comic stores in Australia supplied by Lost Ninja and Speaker.

Fans who received an Apollo bar were able to post their pictures with the wrapper online for others to see. Locations were also added to a world map, effectively showing the Hanso Foundation where the enemy is, and how widespread it is.

The site went active after Rachel Blake sent links to the site in e-mails and the Apollo bars had the website inscribed inside. On the website, Rachel gave instructions for people to upload pictures of themselves with the Apollo candy bars. The site kept a tally of both "Regular bars" and "Golden Oracle bars" (bars with a special hologram code on the back). Rachel also mentioned that when enough Apollo bars were found, she would reveal further instructions and a big "truth" about the Hanso Foundation. [3]. This in actuality was the Norway video, as well as information on the Missing organs folder.

Trivia

• In the Lost Experience Mental Health Game, the reward for memorizing a sequence of 42 numbers is an Apollo Bar.
• The Apollo Candy Bar's name is in reference to Apollo, the Greek god of the sun, music, "medicine and healing, light, truth, archery and also a bringer of death-dealing plague". All these elements are found thematically throughout Lost, in particular healing and disease.
• The bar was referenced on the apollocandy.com website as milk chocolate, though both the commercial and magazine spread state dark chocolate (as were the real bars distributed to fans worldwide). However, this may not necessarily be a goof as we know there are different types of Apollo bar (Kate was shown in "Adrift" eating a "golden caramel" Apollo bar).
• Apollo Bars featured in the season 7 premiere of Scrubs (October 25, 2007) where they were spotted as part of the supply of a vending machine.
• Apollo Bars are featured in episode 2 of ABC's web series "Squeegees". One of the characters breaks through a window of a board room where a meeting is taking place, the topic of discussion is whether or not there should be more Nougat in the bars, and a cross section diagram of a bar is shown.
• Apollo Bars are from Independent Studio Services. [4]
• Apollo bars are up for auction at Lost: The Auction.

See also

• Apollo Candy Company
• Apollo Candy distribution events
• Food
• Logos

Miscellaneous Items DHARMA Apollo Bar • Bible • C-4 • Cable • Dharmalars • Exotic matter • Fail-safe • Flame computer & video • Food • Glass eye • HAZMAT suit • Joshua Tree print • Log printout • Medical kit • Pearl notebooks • Pearl computer • Pearl Orientation film • Playing cards • Pneumatic tube • Radio • Record player • Recruit picture • Road map • Speakers • Swan computer • Swan Orientation film • U-matic • Vaccine Miscellaneous Ajira Flight 316 manifest • Arzt's map • Balloon • Black Rock ledger • Black rocks • Body release form • Cigarettes • Dolls • Dynamite • Drug smugglers' plane • Oceanic Flight 815 manifest • Keys • Bad Twin manuscript • Pacemaker • Teddy bear • Toxic gas • Transceiver • Weapons • White tennis shoe See Also: All Portals

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