viscount and a beautiful Roma woman. In the Code Geass OVA spinoff, Akito the Exiled, the main cast of characters encounter a group of elderly Romani. The Fullmetal Alchemist movie, Conqueror of Shamballa, features Romani women in Pre-Nazi Germany. Video games The videogame Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King features Romani characters Kalderasha, named after the Kalderash, and his daughter Valentina. In the videogame Psychonauts and its sequel, Psychonauts 2, The main character, Razputin Aquato, and his family are Romani. In Assassin's Creed: Revelations, courtesan NPCs are replaced by Romanies which act as moving hiding spots and can be used to distract guards. The Crimson Skies character Nathan Zachary has claimed Romani heritage. The four protagonists of Mother Russia Bleeds are all referred to as Romani (their background is vague, but they were apparently raised in an impoverished Roma camp somewhere in Russia). The videogame Bohemian Killing features a Romani protagonist guilty of murder, who has to try and convince the jury he didn't do it. In Koudelka, the main protagonist Koudelka Iasant is a Romani young lady from Wales. Television In the television series Car 54, Where Are You episode "The Gypsy Curse" (aired 12 November 1961), Maureen Stapleton plays a Romani matriarch telling fortunes from a storefront in Toody and Muldoon's precinct. Stereotypical jokes abound. She lifts a guy's wallet, the father is a layabout, the children don't go to school, they pack up and move to another storefront in short order, etc. The Dennis the Menace episode "Dennis in Gypsyland" (aired 4 November 1962), featured a group of Romanies who visited Dennis's town, were accused of theft, and almost inveigled police Officer Murphy into marrying one of their women, to whom he had offered bread at dinner. In The Andy Griffith Show episode "The Gypsies" (aired 21 February 1966), a family of Romanies (one of whom is played by Jamie Farr) places a curse on the town of Mayberry. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1966), a seven episode adaptation of the 1831 novel by Victor Hugo, done for British television. Although some photographs exist, no recordings of the production are known to have survived. In The Monkees episode "Son of a Gypsy" (aired 26 December 1966), a family of Romanies lose an audition to The Monkees, whom they proceed to invite back to their camp and force them to steal a valuable statue. Bombi Bitt