Playing 'Hordes of the Things' can sometimes lead to a softening of the brain. This is what results:

• Believe it or not, there is a list for A.A.Milne's Winnie-the Pooh stories, compiled by Barrie Lovell. This was originally published in 'Ragnarok', the journal of the SFSFW.
• 'Tis a Silly Place' - Lists for 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail' by Alan Saunders.
• A seasonal (or it was when it was originally presented) Santa list from Chris Brantly. Something to use all those tacky plastic decorations for perhaps.
• Kent McClure has turned his attention to Pokemon, and produced these lists.
• Oh, no ! It's the totally treasonous Royal Family HOTT list. The culprits are named within...
• Another silly army from Kent McClure - The Silicon Valley Company.
• A NASA list from Mike Walsh.
• Andrew Freeman's Teddy Bear's Picnic list.
• Mike Walsh offers a list based on Pink Floyd's Animals.
• Tim Sharrock presents a list based on Chicken Run.
• A list for the TV series Iron Chef by Kent McClure.
• Polar Wars by Martin Costa.
• Jay Woolrich offers a little Uncertainty.
• The Battle of Epping Forest - From a Genesis song to an army list, by Richard Crawley.
• The Powerpuff Girls - Army lists by Roger Cooper.
• Turn the world blue with this list for Dougal and the Blue Cat by Alan Saunders.
• Lost Viking Dinosaur Herders - Lots of lists for lost things in the jungles of the Congo, by Ruarigh Dale.
• The Elements - Jeff Herbert's thoughts turn to the weather.