11 weird and wonderful lists on Wikipedia

Deadly Duck is the eponymous character of the Atari 2600 video game Deadly Duck (1982). The 2600 retrogame Duck Attack! (2010) features a mallard named Bruce, and additionally a grey variant named Mandy, a gold variant named Pat, a blue variant named Groucho, and a ruddy variant named Clarice.

Willie Brown - San Francisco Mayor - "During speech" - by the Biotic Baking BrigadeWilliam F. Buckley, Jr. - Conservative political commentator - "Unknown event" - by Aron KayKing Carl XVI Gustaf - King of Sweden - "During a visit to Varberg" - by a "16-year old boy"Bill Gates - Founder of Microsoft - "Meeting of the European Union" - by Noël Godin (who allegedly then said, "My work is done here.")

Mark Twain (twice)Abe Vigoda (actor): In 1982, People magazine referred to him as 'the late Abe Vigoda.' He then posed for a photograph showing him sitting up in a coffin, holding the magazine in question. Vigoda claims that during the 1980s the widespread belief that he was dead cost him work. Erroneous reports of Vigoda's death have become something of a running joke, such as in television sketches.Neil Young: was mistakenly reported dead on August 25, 2012 on NBCNews.com. A headline reported "Astronaut Neil Young, first man to walk on moon, dies at age 82." In fact, Neil Armstrong had died. NBC said they corrected the error after seven minutes. Some believe it was the result of confusing Armstrong with fellow astronaut John Young, who is still alive.

Moe's Tavern (The Simpsons)Mos Eisley Cantina (Star Wars)Rick's Café Américain (Casablanca)

ThrowballDeaf BasketballDanish Longball (equipment includes "optional safety pads")Mountain UnicyclingNoodling

Maude, Good Times, The Jeffersons, Checking In, Archie Bunker's Place, Gloria, 704 Hauser - All in the Family (that's one prolific show!)Pinky and the Brain - AnimaniacsFrasier - Cheers (which also spawned The Tortellis, which lasted just thirteen episodes)The Facts of Life - Diff'rent StrokesEmpty Nest - Golden Girls

Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966)The Garbage Pail Kids Movie (1987)Bio-Dome (1996)Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2008)

Professor Hastings - Frank Oz - A bespectacled and old Fat Blue Anything Muppet professor with white hair who gives comically confused lectures, losing track of the subject and falling into short naps. Kermit often acts as his assistant, keeping him awake and reminding the absent-minded professor of the topic of his lecture. He was removed from the show because he was too dull.

Tommy Westphall Universe - A hypothetical universe that encompasses St. Elsewhere and numerous other television shows (primarily those produced by U.S. network NBC) which are directly or indirectly connected through fictional crossovers and spin-offs.Whoniverse - Main setting of Doctor Who, Torchwood, Sarah Jane and other spin-offs of the Doctor Who series.

Erna - A seismically active planet with psychically malleable quasi-sentient natural forces called the Fae in Celia S. Friedman's Coldfire Trilogy.K-PAX - A utopian planet in the novel and film of the same name, which is quite possibly the delusional invention of a madman who claims to be from the planet.Tralfamadore - A planet populated by the phlegmatic Tralfamadorians in the works of Kurt Vonnegut.Zarkon - Home planet of Philo, TV-station engineer in the film UHF.

Devil monkey - Unconfirmed, only one carcass has ever been found - Baboon-like body with kangaroo-like legs; very aggressiveFlatwoods monster - Unconfirmed - Spade-headed extraterrestrialHellhound (aka Barghest, Black Shuck, Dip, Gwyllgi, Gytrash) - Unconfirmed - Large, black, spectral hound with red eyesKelpie - Unconfirmed - Carnivorous [and aquatic] equine