Rev. Charles Dodgson (who stutteringly performs the character's song to a young adult Alice's derision). After making her peace with Dodgson's memory, following an Oxford University choir's performance of "The Mock Turtle Song," Alice dreams again, with Dodgson in a crouching position akin to that of the turtle. The grinning Dodgson turns around, and joins Alice and the Gryphon in joyous laughter. The mock turtle himself, however, remains morose, prompting his companion to tell him to shut up. The Mock Turtle appears in Alice in Wonderland (1986) (TV) played by Roy Skelton. The Mock Turtle appears in Alice in Wonderland (1999) (TV) played by Gene Wilder. The Mock Turtle appears in the Sunsoft's 2006 mobile game . He is the head chef employed by the Queen of Hearts and tries to cook Ariko (the "Alice" of the game), but is stopped by the Queen. The Mock Turtle makes an appearance in the computer game American McGee's Alice, having the head of a bull and the body of a turtle. In the beginning, Alice has to help the Mock Turtle find his shell, which was stolen by the Duchess. In the sequel Alice: Madness Returns he is a ship's captain and helps Alice reach the Carpenter's underwater theater. There is a creature called a Mock Turtle in The Elder Scrolls Legends: Battlespire. In Alice in Wonderland (2010), the Mock Turtle does not appear, but a portrait of him can be seen clearly in the Hatter's room to the left of the Knave when he breaks in. The Mock Turtle appeared in the Once Upon a Time in Wonderland episode "Trust Me". In this show, the Mock Turtle is a giant aquatic turtle that is as large as a small island (somewhat similar to the turtle variation of the Aspidochelone). Alice and the Knave of Hearts end up on it after being dropped by Silvermist. Upon this discovery, Alice takes advantage of this and commands the Mock Turtle to take it to the other side of the lake. The Mock Turtle appears in Marissa Meyer's novel Heartless in which we get to see the reason for his transformation from turtle to mock turtle. In popular culture "The Mock Turtle" was the name of a costumed criminal obsessed with Alice in Wonderland and other fantasies in the Astro City universe (as a possible reference to DC Comics' similarly Wonderland-obsessed villain, the Mad Hatter).