Egypt is a country in northeastern Africa.
Around 5000 BC, the Osirians visited Egypt during their battle with Sutekh and were worshipped as gods. (DW: Pyramids of Mars) Scaroth was also worshipped by the Egyptians. (DW: City of Death) Khnum was either a Dæmon or a race memory of one. (DW: The Dæmons)
Circa 2650 BC, the Doctor was pursued by the Daleks and the Monk to Egypt, during the construction of a pyramid. (DW: The Daleks' Master Plan)
Circa 2000 BC, Nyssa was sealed in an Egyptian sarcophagus. (MA: The Sands of Time)
Circa 1400 BC, the Doctor and Peri saved Egypt from an alien threat, and were joined on their travels by Erimem. (BFA: The Eye of the Scorpion)
Circa 1366 BC, Ace spent some time in Egypt after fleeing from the Ants. (NA: Set Piece)
The Doctor, Ben Jackson and Polly visited Egypt, where Ben pretended to be Tutankhamen and frightened off some grave-robbers. (DWA: The King of Golden Death)
At some unknown point, the Doctor's TARDIS became represented in some Egyptian hieroglyphs. (DW: Love & Monsters)
In 41 BC, the Doctor and Peri watched Cleopatra's barge on the Nile. (MA: State of Change)
In 1798, Benny aided archeologist Vivant Denon during an Egyptian dig after fleeing from the Ants. (NA: Set Piece)
In 1880, the Doctor, John and Gillian arrived in Egypt, where the TARDIS was captured by Arabs. (TVC: Egyptian Escapade)
In 1911, an archeological expedition led by Marcus Scarman unearthed the tomb of Sutekh. (DW: Pyramids of Mars)
In 1983, Sarah Jane Smith and K-9 visited Warren Martyn's archeological expedition in Egypt, where they discovered an underground city of Silurians and Sea Devils. (DWM: City of Devils)
Egypt is a region on planet Earth located in northern Africa, and traditionally considered part of the Middle East.
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The Egyptians created a vast empire beginning circa 3150 BCE, and achieved many technological advances in mathematics, medicine, art and architecture. The Egyptians used obsidian blades to perform delicate surgeries. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge) The ancient Egyptians were particularly noted for their method of mummifying their dead, and for the elaborate tombs created for their rulers. Many of these tombs were discovered in what became known as the Valley of the Kings. The mysterious pyramids of Egypt were still objects of great interested to temporal scientists of the 31st century. (ENT episode: "Cold Front")
The Kingdom of Egypt was ruled by a monarch called Pharaoh. Ramses the Second was one notable pharaoh who ruled for nearly six decades. (TOS episode: "Patterns of Force")
In the late 23rd century, the USS Enterprise discovered a near duplicate of ancient Egypt on planet Zeta Reticuli II. (TOS comic: "We Are Dying, Egypt, Dying")
The Ancient Egyptians were polytheistic, worshipping many gods. These gods, including Thoth, were discovered in the late 24th century to have been alien Beings, who had visited Earth in the earliest days of human civiliation. (NF novels: Being Human, Gods Above)
Ven Kaldarren and his son, Jason Garrett, visited Egypt and the Valley of the Kings in 2335. (TLE novel: Well of Souls)
Starfleet officer Dina Elfiki was a native of Egypt. (TNG novel: Greater Than the Sum)
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The following is a list of various events in the DC Universe that have taken place in Egypt.
Egypt is a country on the continent of Africa, internationally famous for its pyramid structures, which have stood for thousands of years.
Cleopatra, an ancient Egyptian ruler, has long been romanticized as the Queen of the Nile, having been featured in countless works of art and literature.
Since 2001, Egypt's version of Sesame Street, Alam Simsim, has been in co-production with Sesame Workshop.
The Global Grover segment on Sesame Street has featured the country in which Grover and his camel feature a video about Egyptian farmlands. Ernie and Bert have also travelled to the country to explore its great pyramids. Their stay was short-lived, as Ernie was quickly spooked by a statue of himself. Their vacation was chronicled in the book Where's the Duckie?
Characters in Muppet productions hailing from Egypt have included Cleopatra's servants in The Muppet Show episode 319 and the crocodile god Rezal-evad-gib, while Gonzo once dressed as an Egyptian mummy for a number in episode 516 and Telly Monster featured as "Telly Tut" on Sesame Street.
Perhaps the most prominently featured Egyptian-related story took place in Don't Eat the Pictures. While on a visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, Big Bird and Mr. Snuffleupagus encounter a young prince from ancient Egypt, who has been held prisoner for thousands of years within the confines of relics procured from the country. Ultimately, he is reunited with his parents after an encounter with figures from Egyptian mythology.
Before the first broadcast of Lost in Egypt, the ever growing Egyptian fan base was mainly feeding on available DVDs and P2P shared episodes, which can still be considered as the primary source.
In October 2006, Lost's Season 1 was broadcast in Egypt, and other Arab countries, on Showtime network's TV LAND. After the success and high ratings earned by the show, Showtime bought the rights to broadcast Season 2, which was announced for weekly airings. Season 3 was first broadcast in early 2007 and has since been rebroadcast daily in early 2008, in preparation for the airing of season 4 in the summer.
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Broadcast by: Showtime-TV LAND.
Time: Saturdays-to-Thursdays at 1:00 A.M., Repeated at 9:00 A.M. the next day (Cairo Time).
Dubbed: No.
Subtitled: Yes (In Arabic).
Broadcast by: Showtime-TV LAND.
Time: Fridays at 8:00 P.M, repeated at 2:00 P.M. on Sundays (Cairo Time).
Dubbed: No.
Subtitled: Yes (In Arabic).
Broadcast by: Showtime-Showseries 1
Dubbed: No.
Subtitled: Yes (In Arabic).
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Circa 18,000 BCE, Set's followers created the Serpent Crown, another great object of Setian power. However, the Celestials bombed Lemuria, causing it to be lost. Some Serpent Men survived the resulting Great Cataclysm that sank Atlantis, but received a brutal setback when humans who had migrated from a slave revolution slew many of them and took their land. (These humans had enslaved fleeing Lemurians, who had escaped the sinking of Lemuria. In turn, these Lemurians became the ancestors of the Mongols, Turks, and Chinese.) Set received worship from these humans, who set up the cultures of Stygia and Acheron around 13,000 BCE. Set worshippers at some point summoned the demon Khorus, but the first followers of the deity Mitra turned him into stone.
Set continued his struggles and encounters with other gods. He battled the avian-headed deity Ibis, became a foe of the demon Xka-Ahk, and met with the god Nexxx in Stygia. Oddly, Stygians believed Set had a sister called Isuus.
Later, Vanir adventurers turned Stygia into Egypt.
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Ancient Egypt was a long-standing and once-flourishing civilization in northeastern Africa on the planet Earth. People or things originating from Egypt are described as Egyptian.
The civilization built itself around the river Nile over the period of approximately 3,500 years, beginning around 3150 BC with the unification between factions along the Nile.
Nefertiti was believed to be a pharaoh in ancient Egypt, or at least power-shared with her pharaoh husband.
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