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| - Captain Nemo was captain of The Nautilus and searched for scientists such as Professor Aronnax and Professor Ewing to join him on his voyage around the world.
- Captain Nemo is a character from Jules Verne's novel Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Francine named her cat Nemo after the captain. Buster imagined that Marine World had a ride based on the book, complete with a real Captain Nemo.
- Captain Nemo is the antiheroic deuteragonist in 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
- Captain Nemo is an antihero and member of the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, and is based on the character from the novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
- Captain Nemo is the 11th episode of Season 1, and is episode 11 of the full 210 episodes for the entire series. In this episode, Ray becomes the captain of their "Pizza League" basketball team. Ray thinks it's too stressful, and Debra doesn't like the fact that Ray never spends any time with her and the kids anymore.
- Captain Nemo is a character in the movie 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, based on Jules Verne's novel of the same name.
- Captain Nemo, real name Prince Dakkar, is a freedom fighter who resisted first the British colonization of his subcontinental fiefdom and then all European and similar colonial era expansionists. His great wealth was turned to the production of extremely advanced technology, chief amongst which was his atomic submarine, the Nautilus. Nothing concerning his past is revealed in the Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, excepting his having reason to hate the countries of the world and his having lost his family at some point in the past.
- Captain Nemo was a character in the novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. His ghost attacked a delicatessen that was named after him(Ray commented that the owners should have asked Captain Nemo for permission to use his name). The Ghostbusters then trap him, but four time-travelers named Turek, Cowan, Gard, and Bethany steal the trap and keep it with them and teleport all of the Ghostbusters to four alternate realities. It turns out that the four time-travelers stole the trap because they needed Captain Nemo to tell them the location of his submarine the Nautilus. The Nautilus happened to have a power source that the quartet wanted to use to create a powerful weapon. Nemo was then freed and helped the Ghostbusters and The Slug defeat the four felons. Nemo and the Slug then go back to the fut
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