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| - __WIKIA_BANNER__ Time Bomb is the first book in A Hardy Boys and Tom Swift Ultra Thriller series. It was first published by Archway Paperbacks (an imprint of Simon & Schuster Inc.) in August 1992. Produced by Byron Preis Visual Publications, Inc. the same company that produced the then current Tom Swift series.
- Time Bomb is the twenty-third episode in season eight of CSI: Miami.
- Time Bomb is a type of mini-quest featured in Quest.
- In a mission is Under the Knife and Second Opinion, the player must diffuse a time bomb along with Cybil Myers. The "operation" is pretty straightforward, but requires a steady hand.
- Richard McMillan as Julianus
- The time bomb is a weapon in Fallout: New Vegas.
- Time Bomb is an unnamed Bomb Magic Spell.
- The Time Bomb is an item in Mario Kart Arcade GP and Mario Kart Arcade GP 2. If the player obtains it, the player can throw it to another player if targeted; otherwise, the player will use it him or herself. If used, the Time Bomb starts at 15 as it ticks down. The player with the used Time Bomb may pass it to other players by hitting one of them. If the Time Bomb reaches 0, the bomb explodes as the player is stunned at the moment, leaving other players to pass by.
- Die Time Bomb gehört zu den Items aus den Arcade-Spielen der Mario Kart-Serie und stellt eine Zeitbombe dar.
- It was capable of massively increasing time within its blast radius and ageing those that were caught in its wake. The weapon was detonated and aged the Xhinn ruling truimvirate which ended their attempted invasion of Earth. (PROSE: Amorality Tale) File:WeaponStub.png
- Time Bomb is a Doctor Who comic strip. It has been printed through various publications.
- Time Bomb es el vigésimo tercer episodio de la octava temporada de CSI: Miami.
- "Time Bomb" is the nineteenth episode of the fifth season of Angel and the 107th episode overall. Written by Ben Edlund and directed by Vern Gillum, it was originally broadcast on April 28, 2004 on the WB network. Illyria rescues Charles Gunn from the hell dimension he entered in penance for his role in Winifred Burkle's death. While Angel negotiates a contract between a group of demons and a pregnant woman whose unborn child the demons believe to be their Messiah, Illyria begins uncontrollably looping through time, until Wesley Wyndam-Pryce shunts her excess power into another dimension.
- The Time Bomb is a top Secret Protocol that is available to the Allies. It causes a bomb to be chronoshifted in and after a 5 second, 10 second, or 20 second countdown (depending on the size of the bomb) it explodes causing destruction all around. It is described as a "Mass-teleported ordnance" in-game. The Time Bomb is only available after Advanced Aeronautics and Precision Airstrike have been authorized and, like most protocols, the bomb may only be chronoshifted into revealed territory.
- __WIKIA_BANNER__ "An explosive discovery ignites a cosmic countdown to destruction!" — Tag-line, from front cover Time Bomb is the first book in A Hardy Boys and Tom Swift Ultra Thriller series. It was first published by Archway Paperbacks (an imprint of Simon & Schuster) in August 1992. Produced by Byron Preis Visual Publications, Inc. the same company that produced the then current Tom Swift IV series.
- Time Bomb, known as Counter Bomb in the Aeon Genesis translation (カウンターボム Kauntābomu), is an enemy in that is found in the Egg Corridor?.
- Time Bomb is a Tier 2 Quantum power in the Time tree.
- A Time Bomb is mentioned in Metroid and Super Metroid, but not in the former's remake (a Self-Destruct System is used instead). The Bombs are extremely devastating in effect, and were rigged to activate their countdowns if the Mother Brain was destroyed in Tourian. After defeating Mother Brain, Samus will be given a message that the Time Bomb has been set and that she has 999 seconds (Metroid) or 3 minutes (Super Metroid) to escape. In Metroid, she only has to escape Tourian, but in Super Metroid, the time bomb decimates all of planet Zebes.
- Time Bomb (タイムボム Taimu Bomu?) is the special weapon Forte obtains from the Clock Men in Rockman & Forte: Mirai Kara no Chousensha. It can stop time for four seconds. While active Forte can't shoot, but he can walk through stopped enemies and their attacks without suffering damage.
- Time Bomb is a negative Psych appearing on three pins. It is activated by touching empty space. A glowing sphere will appear where it was touched, and in a few seconds, it explodes, damaging any enemies in the vicinity and knocking them back. They are especially effective against the Elephant noise and stationary bosses because the explosion hits multiple times, and enemies who get knocked back usually don't take all of the hits. It is also easier to hit stationary enemies with this attack because it takes a long time to blow and enemies will need to be very close to it to take damage.
- The Time Bomb appears in Trauma Center: Under the Knife in Episode 3-6: An Explosive Patient, and also in Second Opinion, under the same episode number and name. The DS time bomb is drastically different from the one in the Wii version of the game.
- Time Bomb is the number one song on sploder. it was published as the favorite song in 2012 by tomband4 in the game top 10 best sploder songs of 2012. it stayed the best in 2013 by timebomb910's list in the game top 10 sploder songs 2013. To hear timebomb click on the next link: (link not yet added).
- Time Bomb (タイムボム Taimu Bomu?, Trad. Bomba de Tiempo) es el Arma Especial de los Clock Men en Rockman & Forte: Challenger from the Future. Ésta arma únicamente puede ser conseguida por Bass. Cuando está equipado con ésta arma, el jugador puede detener el tiempo por 4 segundos. Mientras ésta arma esté activa, el jugador no puede disparar, pero puede atravesar a los enemigos paralizados y sus ataques. La contraparte de ésta arma es el Time Switch.
- A Time Bomb was a time-slowing weapon that could be thrown from the Chronoscepter. Time bombs created a large sphere of blue quantum energy, which slowed down anything inside the sphere. Only one time bomb could be active at a time due to the amount of quantum energy they released. It was very similar to the time-slowing abilities the Zoni granted Clank in Tools of Destruction. Clank used time bombs to slow down obstacles and attacking enemies in the Great Clock. When Ratchet and Clank were reunited, Clank could throw time bombs from Ratchet's back.
- Time bombs were an extremely powerful explosive, that had a counter that counted down to detonation. It is useful to blow up the Internal Mechanisms of a Capital Ship, and for taking out turrets or even vehicles. In Star Wars: Battlefront the time bomb takes 10 seconds to detonate. In Star Wars: Battlefront II the time bomb takes 5 seconds to detonate.
- Time Bomb is a key item in Resident Evil 7: Biohazard.
- A time bomb is
* "a program that may perform some useful function, but may contains a parasite or virus within its logic which is undetectable upon casual review."
* "a type of logic bomb that is triggered by the arrival of a date or time."
* "[a r]esident computer program that triggers an unauthorized act at a predefined time.}}
- Appeared on Recombo DNA. Recorded: 1980 (reject track from "Freedom of choice")
- A time bomb or timer bomb is an explosive device that runs on a timer before the charges are detonated.
- A time bomb (or timebomb, time-bomb) is a bomb whose detonation is triggered by a timer. The use (or attempted use) of time bombs has been for various purposes including insurance fraud, terrorism, assassination and warfare.
- Time Bomb is a Keeper Spell cut from Dungeon Keeper. It still exists in the game's code, and can be added to maps or researched if files are edited to do so, and a spellbook is created as normal, labelled Time Bomb, but has the graphic for Conceal Monster. It cannot be used ingame, as there is no slot for it due to all 16 slots being used for the standard spells already. It was unknown for a long time what Timebomb could've done, but in this interview with Simon Carter, the lead programmer of the game, he says:
- Time Bombs are very destructive dealing much more damage than Thermal Detonators, but has a timer that counts down to detonation and, just like Mines, Time Bombs are placed rather than thrown. This is very useful if you want to blow up the Internal Mechanisms of a Capital Ship, and for taking out Vehicles and Turrets.
- Time bombs were generally miniature seismic charges that detonated after about five (or ten) seconds after activation. They were used by pilots to destroy the major systems of capital ships from the inside, as well as by infantry for other sabotage purposes. Bothan spies also used time bombs. Time bombs were also used by Wookiee smugglers to destroy gun posts and light Vehicles. The first manufacturers are unknown, though rumor had it that the inhabitants of Mon Calamari were the first designers.
- Time Bombz are like Gauntletz with fewer limitationz; while Gauntletz cannot break Gold Brickz, Time Bombz can easily demolish them, for example. Use a Time Bomb on an Exploding Brick, for example, and get away from the scene of the explosion, and the Time Bomber survivez, whereas the Gauntletz Grunt is splattered into Goo dropz too small to even suck up! With some difficulty, and a certain amount of luck, Time Bombz may be used as a weapon against enemy Gruntz. This Tool also takes a long time to re-charge, so a Time Bomber'z best defense is to make trackz ... away from any attacker.
- The Time Bomb is a piece of equipment supplied as an option to the NVA and Vietcong Scout class in Battlefield Vietnam. It appears as a bundle of dynamite, wired to a clock. When armed and thrown, it will wait for 10 seconds, after which it will detonate. Another option is to hold the alternate fire button down. This will cause a digital display on the ammunitions display to count up. When the desired number of seconds is achieved, the alternate fire button is released and the bomb is thrown.
- Time bombs are explosives with a set timer that detonate upon the end of a countdown. They have been used in Madness Combat 6.5 and Madness Combat 7.5. It was used in Madness Combat 6.5 by a l33t agent to blow the doors of The Rift in order to reach Sanford and Deimos. In Madness Combat 7.5, it was used by Deimos to destroy the terminal used to produce and modify A.T.P. soldats. Another time bomb appeared in Vomit, where a "look of disapproval" character used it to blow down the door on the façade of an enemy base. The explosion killed two of the "awesome smiley" enemies.
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