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- "Dem Bones" is the first segment of the 29th episode of CatDog.
- Dem Bones ist ein Lied von der Erde, das die menschliche Anatomie beschreibt. 2376 singt der Doktor dieses Lied, während er auf Befehl von Captain Rudolph Ransom ihr Kortikalimplantat entfernt. (VOY: )
- Dem Bones is the seventh episode.
- There is a real song called Dem Bones. Mr. Ratburn sang a line of it in "The Long Road Home".
- Dem Bones is an SAS scene for Geist: The Sin-Eaters.
- PreQuest: Tomb Town Given by: Kaji'Rae Goals: Defeat Shambling Ahnic and collect bones Defeat The Bonekeeper Talk to The Bonekeeper Locate Chamber behind The Bonekeeper Use Ahnic Burial Records Talk to Kaji'Rae Hand In: Kaji'Rae Reward: 205 experience Storm Mummy Leads to: None
- "Dem Bones" est une chanson terrienne au début du 20ème siècle, dont la mélodie fut composée par James Weldon Johnson, inspirée de Ezekiel 37:1-14. (Réalité extrapolée *) En 2376, le HMU de l'USS Equinox, dont les suroutines éthiques ont été supprimées par le Capitaine Rudolph Ransom, chanta une variation de cette chanson décrivant l'anatomie de Seven of Nine, alors qu'il tentait d'extraire son cortical array(Traduction exacte demandée - [ éditer]) dans le but d'obtenir les codes de commande qu'elle a crypté à bord de l' Equinox. (VOY: "Equinox, Part II")
- Alvin: Doctor Frankenstein connected dem dry bones Doctor Frankenstein connected dem dry bones Doctor Frankenstein connected dem dry bones Let's all sing along! Your foot bone connected to your ankle bone (ooh) Your ankle bone connected to your leg bone (ooh) Your leg bone connected to your knee bone (ooh) Let's all sing along! Your knee bone connected to your thigh bone (ooh) Your thigh bone connected to your hip bone (ooh) Your hip bone connected to your back bone (ooh) Let's all sing along! Alvin: What a scary sight! Alvin: And that's the end of our song! Alvin: Yeah!
- "Dem Bones" is a mnemonic Earth song whose lyrics describe the basic anatomy of Human bones. In 2376, The Doctor, whose ethical subroutine had been removed by Captain Rudolph Ransom of the USS Equinox, sang a variation of the song describing Seven of Nine's anatomy, while he worked to extract her cortical array in effort to obtain the engineering command codes she had encrypted on board the Equinox. (VOY: "Equinox, Part II") In The Doctor's version of the song, he sang:
- Beings made entirely of ossific material are a very common form of The Undead in video games, but much rarer in other media. They're a cousin to the Zombie in spirit, but remain explicitly separated in the public consciousness by the lack of muscles and other juicy bits. This raises a troubling question: where do the motor skills come from? And how are they capable of seeing and hearing? What makes these Perpetual Motion Monsters keep going? In some depictions, even the connective tissue physically binding bones into a coherent whole are optional, making this creature firmly an inhabitant of Fantasy works. You might know them as Skeletons. We call 'em "Dem Bones."
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