1994 (MCMXCIV) was a common year starting on a Saturday of the Gregorian calendar.
Production[]
- Production and filming begins on The Matrix.
Theatrical releases[]
Feature films[]
- January 5
- January 12 - House Party 3 (New Line Cinema)
- January 14 - Body Snatchers (Warner Bros.); Premiered on Austin, Texas
- January 26 - Blink (New Line Cinema)
- January 28 - Body Snatchers (Warner Bros.); Premiered for limited release.
- February 4 - Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (Morgan Creek Productions/Warner Bros.)
- February 18
- On Deadly Ground (Seagal/Nasso Productions/Warner Bros.)
- Body Snatchers (Warner Bros.)
- February 25 - 8 Seconds (Jersey Films/New Line Cinema)
- March 11 - The Hudsucker Proxy (Silver Pictures/Working Title Films/PolyGram Filmed Entertainment/Warner Bros. - USA/Universal Pictures - International)
- March 18 - Monkey Trouble (New Line Cinema)
- March 23 - Above the Rim (New Line Cinema)
- March 30
- Thumbelina (Don Bluth Ireland, Ltd./Warner Bros. Family Entertainment); First Don Bluth's animated film to be distributed by Warner Bros.; Distribution owned by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment since 2002.
- Major League II (Morgan Creek Productions/Warner Bros.); Paramount Pictures only released the first film in 1989.
- April 15 - Surviving the Game (New Line Cinema)
- April 20 - Guyver: Dark Hero (New Line Cinema/Biomorphs, Inc./L.A. Hero) (only in Japan)
- April 22 - Chasers (Morgan Creek Productions/Warner Bros.)
- April 29 - With Honors (Spring Creek Productions/Warner Bros.)
- May 6
- Being Human (Enigma Productions/Fujisankei/British Sky Broadcasting/NatWest Ventures/Warner Bros.)
- Reckless Kelly (Warner Bros.); Originally released in Australia on April 8, 1993.
- May 20 - Maverick (Icon Productions/Warner Bros.)
- June 3 - The Endless Summer II (New Line Cinema)
- June 10 - City Slickers II: The Legend of Curly's Gold (Castle Rock Entertainment/Face Productions/Columbia Pictures/Triumph Releasing Corporation)
- June 24 - Wyatt Earp (Kasdan Pictures/Tig Productions/Warner Bros.)
- June 29 - Little Big League (Castle Rock Entertainment/Lobell/Bergman Productions/Columbia Pictures/Triumph Releasing Corporation)
- July 13 - A Troll in Central Park (Don Bluth Ireland, Ltd./Warner Bros. Family Entertainment); Premiered on Dallas, Texas; Second Don Bluth's animated film to be distributed by Warner Bros.; Distribution owned by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment since 2002.
- July 15 - Spanking the Monkey (Fine Line Features/Axiom Films)
- July 20 - The Client (Regency Enterprises/Alcor Films/Warner Bros.)
- July 22 - North (New Line Cinema/Castle Rock Entertainment/Columbia Pictures)
- July 29
- August 12 - Corrina, Corrina (Turner Pictures/New Line Cinema)
- August 26
- Police Academy: Mission to Moscow (Warner Bros.)
- Natural Born Killers (Regency Enterprises/Warner Bros.)
- September 9
- Arizona Dream (Constellation/U.G.C./Hachette Premiere/Warner Bros.)
- Rapa Nui (Regency Enterprises/Tig Productions/Warner Bros.)
- Trial by Jury (Morgan Creek Productions/Chris Meledandri Productions/Warner Bros.)
- September 16 - The New Age (New Regency/Alcor Films/Warner Bros.)
- September 23
- September 30 - Second Best (Regency Enterprises/Alcor Films/Warner Bros.)
- October 7
- The Specialist (Warner Bros.)
- A Troll in Central Park (Don Bluth Ireland, Ltd./Warner Bros. Family Entertainment); Limited and Domestic release; Second Don Bluth's animated film to be distributed by Warner Bros.; Distribution owned by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment since 2002.
- October 14
- October 21 - Love Affair (Warner Bros.)
- October 28 - Silent Fall (Morgan Creek Productions/Warner Bros.)
- November 11 - Interview with the Vampire (The Geffen Film Company/Warner Bros.)
- November 18 - The Swan Princess (Rich Animation Studios/Nest Entertainment/New Line Cinema - USA/Columbia TriStar - International); Theatrical only; International distribution released by Columbia-TriStar; Rights currently owned by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment since 1998.
- November 23 - The Pagemaster (Turner Feature Animation/Turner Pictures/20th Century Fox - USA/Turner Pictures Worldwide - International); International distribution only; Domestically distributed by 20th Century Fox.
- December 2 - Cobb (Regency Enterprises/Alcor Films/Warner Bros.)
- December 9 - Disclosure (Warner Bros.)
- December 16 - Dumb and Dumber (Katja Motion Picture Corporation/Krevoy/Stabler/Wessler Production/New Line Cinema)
- December 21 - Richie Rich (Silver Pictures/Davis Entertainment/The Harvey Entertainment Company/Warner Bros. Family Entertainment); The film was premiered in United States and Canada.
- December 23 - Safe Passage (New Line Cinema); The film was premiered in Los Angeles.
Shorts[]
- March 30 - I'm Mad (Amblin Entertainment/Warner Bros. Animation/Warner Bros. Family Entertainment)
- October 21 - Little Giants (re-issue)
- December 21 - Chariots of Fur (Warner Bros. Animation/Warner Bros. Family Entertainment)
Television[]
- January 16 - The 1st season of The George Carlin Show is debuted on FOX.
- January 26
- The 1st season of Babylon 5 is debuted on syndication.
- The 2nd season of Kung Fu: The Legend Continues is debuted on Prime Time Entertainment Network
- February 10 - Fox Kids airs new episodes of Animaniacs.
- February 12 - State of Emergency (HBO Pictures) is aired on HBO.
- February 16 - Thea (Castle Rock Entertainment) is ended on ABC.
- March 2
- Island City (Lorimar/Warner Bros. Television) is aired on Prime Time Entertainment Network.
- Tom is debuted on CBS.
- March 26 - Against the Wall (HBO Pictures) is aired on HBO
- March 27 - The Tiny Toons Spring Break Special airs on FOX.
- April 3 - Yogi the Easter Bear (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is aired on Syndication.
- April 11 - 704 Hauser (Castle Rock Entertainment) is debuted on CBS.
- April 12 - The 1st season of The John Larroquette Show is ended on NBC.
- April 15 - The Second Half (Castle Rock Entertainment) is ended on NBC.
- May 2 - The new season of Batman: The Animated Series (DC Comics/Warner Bros. Animation) is premiered on Fox Kids.
- May 8
- Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (DC Comics) season 1 is ended on ABC
- The Flintstones: The Best of Bedrock (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is aired on FOX.
- May 9 - 704 Hauser (Castle Rock Entertainment) is ended on CBS. Only one episode is unaired.
- May 10 - the 3rd season of Roc (HBO/Warner Bros. Television) is ended on FOX.
- May 15
- Living Single season 1 is ended on FOX.
- The 1st season of The George Carlin Show is ended on FOX.
- The 2nd season of Martin is ended on FOX.
- May 20 - The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. is ended on FOX
- May 21 - White Mile (HBO Pictures) is aired on HBO
- May 23
- Animaniacs season 1 is ended on Fox Kids.
- The 4th season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is ended on NBC.
- May 28 - Café Americain is ended on NBC.
- June 13 - Tom is ended on CBS. The another episode is remain unaired.
- June 16 - HBO Comedy Half-Hour (HBO) is debuted on HBO.
- June 18 - Getting By was ended with the season 2.
- July 28 - HBO Comedy Half-Hour's 1st season (HBO) is ended on HBO.
- August 20 - The Enemy Within (HBO Pictures; made in Television) airs on HBO.
- September 1
- Living Single season 2 is debuted on FOX.
- The 3rd season of Martin is debuted on FOX.
- September 3 - Scooby-Doo! in Arabian Nights (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is aired on TBS.
- September 5
- The 2nd season 2 Stupid Dogs (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is debuted on TBS and on Syndication.
- Extra is debuted on Syndication.
- September 10
- Animaniacs season 2 airs on Fox Kids, just only 4 episodes.
- The 2nd season of SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is debuted on TBS.
- The 5th season of Captain Planet and the Planeteers (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is debuted on TBS.
- September 13 - On Our Own is debuted on ABC.
- September 18 - Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman (DC Comics) season 2 airs on ABC.
- September 19 - The 5th season of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air is debuted on NBC.
- September 20 - The 2nd season of The John Larroquette Show is debuted on NBC.
- September 21 - Daddy's Girls is aired on CBS.
- September 22 - The 1st season of Friends is debuted on NBC.
- September 24 - the 1st season of Free Willy is debuted on ABC and on Global Television Network.
- October 1 - Something Wilder is debuted on NBC.
- October 3 - Someone She Knows is aired on NBC.
- October 12 - Daddy's Girls is ended on CBS. 10 episodes remain unaired in USA.
- October 16 - The 2nd season of The George Carlin Show is debuted on FOX.
- October 26 - The 1st season of Babylon 5 is ended on syndication.
- November 2 - The 2nd season of Babylon 5 is debuted on syndication.
- November 12 - Animaniacs season 2 is ended, now the all episodes were reruns on Kids' WB.
- November 21 - A Flintstones' Christmas Carol (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is aired on Syndication.
- November 30 - The 2nd season of Kung Fu: The Legend Continues is ended on Prime Time Entertainment Network
- December 3 - Time Trax is ended on Prime Time Entertainment Network.
- December 24
- The 1st season of Free Willy is ended on ABC and on Global Television Network.
- The 2nd season of SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services) is ended on TBS.
- The Jane Whitney Show is ended on NBC and on Syndication.
- Autopsy (HBO) broadcasts on HBO.
Theme parks[]
- March 26 - Batman: The Ride opens at Six Flags Magic Mountain.
Printed Media[]
Comics[]
- DC Comics begins publishing the current Looney Tunes comic book
Video games[]
- January - Batman: The Animated Series
- The Adventures of Batman & Robin
- February - Bugs Bunny Rabbit Rampage
- September - Taz-Mania (Game Boy version)
Live shows[]
Home video releases[]
VHS releases[]
- January 5 - True Romance
- January 19 - Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday (New Line Cinema)
- January 26 - The Black Scorpion
- February 1 - In the Line of Fire (Castle Rock Entertainment)
- February 15 - The Secret Garden
- February 16 - Gettysburg (New Line Cinema/Turner Pictures)
- February 23 - Needful Things (New Line Cinema/Castle Rock Entertainment)
- March 16 - Airborne
- March 22 - The Fugitive
- March 23 - Mr. Wonderful
- March 30 - M. Butterfly
- April 13 - Malice (New Line Cinema/Castle Rock Entertainment)
- April 26 - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (DC Comics/Warner Bros. Animation)
- April 27
- The Flintstones: Wacky Inventions (Hanna-Barbera)
- The Flintstones: Babe in Bedrock (Hanna-Barbera)
- The Flintstones: Fearless Fred Strikes Again (Hanna-Barbera)
- The Flintstones: Hooray for Hollyrock (Hanna-Barbera)
- May 4 - A Perfect World
- June 14 - Ace Ventura: Pet Detective (Morgan Creek Productions/Warner Bros.)
- June 15 - Man's Best Friend (New Line Cinema)
- June 25 - Blind Justice (HBO Pictures)
- July 6
- House Party 3 (New Line Cinema)
- Household Saints (Fine Line Features)
- Grumpy Old Men
- July 13
- Heaven & Earth
- Blink (New Line Cinema)
- July 20 - On Deadly Ground
- July 26 - Thumbelina (Don Bluth Ireland, Ltd./Warner Bros. Family Entertainment)
- August 3 - Major League II (Morgan Creek/Warner Bros.)
- August 10 - Chasers
- August 21 - 8 Seconds (New Line Cinema)
- August 24
- Animaniacs:
- Animaniacs Sing-Along: Yakko's World
- Animaniacs: The Warners Escape
- Animaniacs Stew
- Animaniacs: You WILL Buy This Video!
- Animaniacs: Helloooo Holidays
- Animaniacs:
- August 31
- The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms
- Gay Purr-ee
- Spencer's Mountain
- The Incredible Mr. Limpet
- Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
- Animals Are Beautiful People
- Superman: The Movie (DC Comics)
- The Neverending Story
- The Goonies
- Sesame Street Presents Follow That Bird
- The Boy Who Could Fly (Lorimar)
- The Neverending Story II: The Next Chapter
- September 14 - The Halloween Tree (Hanna-Barbera / Turner Program Services)
- September 28 - Surviving the Game (New Line Cinema)
- October 5 - Above the Rim (New Line Cinema)
- October 19
- Guyver: Dark Hero (New Line Cinema) (direct-to-video only)
- Monkey Trouble (New Line Cinema)
- October 25 - The Nutcracker
- October 26 - The Hudsucker Proxy
- November 1 - Black Beauty
- November 9
- Little Big League (Castle Rock Entertainment/Columbia Pictures)
- Even Cowgirls Get the Blues (Fine Line Features)
- With Honors
- November 16 - Wyatt Earp
- December 7 - Maverick
- December 21 - The Client
Albums[]
- January 18 - 8 Seconds (New Line Cinema)
- February 24 - Thumbelina: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Don Bluth Ireland, Ltd./Warner Bros.)
- Ace Ventura: Pet Detective: Motion Picture Soundtrack (Morgan Creek Records/Warner Bros.)
- March 22
- Above the Rim (New Line Cinema)
- With Honors: Music from the Motion Picture (Maverick Records/Warner Bros. Records)
- May 9 - Last of the Independents (Sire Records/Warner-Elektra-Atlantic Records)
- June 6 - Blade Runner (Warner Bros.)
- October 25 - Bedtime Stories (Maverick Records/Sire Records/Warner Bros. Records)
- November 1 - Have Yourself a Looney Tunes Christmas (Warner Bros.)
People[]
Births[]
- November 30 - William Melling (actor)
- Violet Columbus (actress)
Deaths[]
- January 5 - Jeanne Carpenter (actress)
- January 8 - Pat Buttram (actor)
- January 9 - Madge Ryan (actress)
- January 11 - Ken Moore (cameraman)
- January 15 - Martin Kosleck (actor)
- January 22 - Telly Savalas (actor)
- January 27 - Claude Akins (actor)
- January 28 - Hal Smith (actor)
- February 1 - Olan Soule (actor)
- February 6
- Aurora Mardiganian (author and actress)
- Joseph Cotten (actor)
- February 11
- William Conrad (actor, producer and director)
- Sorrell Booke (actor)
- February 24 - Dinah Shore (singer, actress and television personality)
- March 2 - Anita Morris (actress, singer and dancer)
- March 4 - John Candy (actor and comedian)
- March 9 - Fernando Rey (actor)
- March 15 - Polly Walters (actress)
- March 17 - Mai Zetterling (actress and film director)
- March 28 - Wendell Niles (actor and announcer)
- April 4 - Ginny Simms (singer and actress)
- April 16 - John McLiam (actor)
- April 26 - Izzy Ellis (animator)
- May 11 - Timothy Carey (actor and film director)
- May 15
- Gilbert Roland (actor)
- Royal Dano (actor)
- May 20 - Bartine Burkett (actress)
- May 25 - Eric Gale (musician)
- June 3
- Lucien Prival (actor)
- Harry Hickox (actor)
- June 4 - Stephen McNally (actor and attorney)
- June 6
- Barry Sullivan (actor)
- Johnny Downs (actor, singer and dancer)
- June 7 - William Marshall (singer, bandleader, actor, director and producer)
- June 11 - Herbert Anderson (actor)
- June 12 - Christopher Collins (actor and stand-up comedian)
- June 21 - Winston Miller (screenwriter, film producer and actor)
- June 28 - Richard Bickenbach (animator, layout artist and voice actor)
- July 4 - Joey Marella (professional wrestling referee)
- July 6 - Cameron Mitchell (actor)
- July 7 - Anita Garvin (stage performer and film actress)
- July 14 - Eric Linden (actor)
- July 29 - Owen Fitzgerald (animator and comic artist)
- August 2 - Bert Freed (actor)
- August 7 - Robert Hutton (actor)
- August 16 - John Doucette (actor)
- September 6 - Nicky Hopkins (pianist and organist)
- September 7
- Dennis Morgan (actor and singer)
- Godfrey Quigley (actor)
- September 9 - Patrick O'Neal (actor and restaurateur)
- September 10 - Charles Drake (actor)
- September 11 - Jessica Tandy (actress)
- September 15 - Mark Stevens (actor)
- September 17 - Iris Adrian (actress and dancer)
- September 20 - Benny Baker (actor and comedian)
- September 30 - Fred Stromsoe (actor and stuntman)
- October 1 - Marjorie Weaver (actress)
- October 2 - Harriet Nelson (actress and singer)
- October 3 - Dub Taylor (actor)
- October 4 - Lou Marcelle (actor)
- October 24 - Raul Julia (actor)
- October 25 - Mildred Natwick (actress)
- November 1 - Noah Beery Jr. (actor)
- November 3 - Raymond Severn (child actor)
- November 7 - Shorty Rodgers (jazz musician)
- November 9 - Ralph Michael (actor)
- November 14 - Tom Villard (actor)
- November 18 - Cab Calloway (jazz singer and bandleader)
- November 30 - Lionel Stander (actor and activist)
- December 5 - Günter Meisner (actor)
- December 16 - Ray Owens (actor)
- December 26
- Robert Emhardt (actor)
- Sylva Koscina (actress and model)
Character debuts[]
- February 4 - Ace Ventura
- March 30 - Thumbelina, Prince Cornelius, Jacquimo, The Farmer, Hero, Mrs. Toad, Grundel Toad, Berkely Beetle, Li'l Bee, Gnatty, & Baby Bug, King Colbert and Queen Tabitha, Mr. Mole, Mrs. Fieldmouse, Mozo and Gringo, Mrs. Rabbit and Mr. Fox, Reverend Rat, Mr. Bear, Farm Animals
- September 3 - Aliyah-Din
- October - King Shark
In Fiction[]
- Unknown date - The International Confederation of Wizards' Conference is held in the summer.
- January
- Shortly after New Year: Rest of students return from holiday break.
- Night before term started: Wood sought Harry out to discuss his plans for handling the Dementors and obtaining a new broom.
- First day of term (Tuesday)": Harry has two hours of Care of Magical Creatures, Divinations, and Defence Against the Dark Arts.
- Thursday of the first week of classes: At eight o'clock Harry has his first lesson with Remus Lupin on the Patronus Charm.
- A week after the start of term: Ravenclaw vs Slytherin Quidditch Match.
- Wood begins five Quidditch practises a week.
- Second Thursday in term: Harry has his second private lesson with Lupin.
- February
- Professor McGonagall and Professor Flitwick continue their examination of Harry's Firebolt.
- Harry continues his private lessons with Lupin.
- Thursday during fourth week of term: Harry learns of the Dementor's Kiss; Professor McGongall returns the Firebolt; Scabbers goes missing, presumably eaten by Crookshanks.
- Friday during fourth week of term: Last Gryffindor practise before Match against Ravenclaw; Harry tries Firebolt for first time.
- Saturday during fourth week of term, 11 a.m.: Gryffindor vs Ravenclaw Quidditch match. Gryffindors celebrate their win in the common room until 1 a.m.
- Sunday during fourth week of term:
- Early hours before dawn: Sirius Black slashes Ron's bed curtains; castle searched again, but Black escapes.
- Security increased at Hogwarts; Sir Cadogan fired and Fat Lady returns to her duties with the addition of a group of Security Trolls.
- Two days after Black's break-in (Monday or Tuesday):
- Neville Longbottom receives a Howler from his grandmother for dropping his list of passwords that allowed Black into Gryffindor Tower.
- Harry and Ron receive Hagrid's invitation to tea and attend from six to nine p.m.
- Friday, the week after Black's attack: Hagrid and Buckbeak travel to London for the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures hearing.
- Saturday, one week after Black's attack: Ron and Harry, under his invisibility cloak, visit Hogsmeade, return to castle to learn from Hermione that Buckbeak is to be executed.
- April 20 - The original date for the Committee for the Disposal of Dangerous Creatures hearing on Buckbeak, but it was held early in February.
- Around Easter - Hermione hits Malfoy after Care of Magical Creatures class, missed Cheering Charms in Charms class, and leaves Divination classes forever.
- Easter Holidays - Students spend the holiday completing homework; Ron works on preparing Buckbeak's appeal.
- Week after Easter Holidays - Tensions run high in lead-up to final Quidditch match with several scuffles breaking out in the halls.
- First weekend after Easter Holidays
- Gryffindor vs Slytherin Quidditch match.
- Gryffindor wins the Inter-House Quidditch Cup for the first time since Charles Weasley was Seeker.
- June 3
- Third years take their Transfiguration final exam in the morning.
- Third years take their Charms final exam in the afternoon.
- June 4
- Third years take their Care of Magical Creatures final exam in the morning.
- Third years take their Potions final exam in the afternoon.
- June 5
- At midnight, third years take their Astronomy final exam.
- Third years take their History of Magic final exam in the morning.
- Third years take their Herbology final exam in the afternoon.
- June 6
- Third years take their Defence Against the Dark Arts exam in the morning.
- In the afternoon, Ron and Harry have their final exam, Divinations, and Hermione’s has her final exam, Muggle Studies.
- Sybill Trelawney told her second prophecy to Harry Potter during his Divination exam in the afternoon. Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger discover Peter Pettigrew was responsible for the deaths of James and Lily Potter. Peter Pettigrew escapes, Sirius Black and Buckbeak are freed by Harry and Hermione, with the assistance of Hermione's Time-Turner.
- June 7 - Remus Lupin resigns as professor of Defence Against the Dark Arts after his werewolf status is exposed.
- August 16 - Lord Voldemort murders Frank Bryce.
- August - Harry receives an invitation from the Weasleys to attend the 1994 Quidditch World Cup final to take place this Monday night.
- August 17 - Arthur, Fred, and George, and Ron Weasley arrive at 4 Privet Drive shortly after 5 o'clock via Floo Powder to only to find the fireplace was blocked up.
- August 18 - The 422nd Quidditch World Cup final is held in England, between Ireland and Bulgaria. The Irish National Quidditch team defeats the Bulgarian National Quidditch team 170 to 160, though Bulgarian Seeker Viktor Krum captures the Golden Snitch. Afterward, a Death Eater riot breaks out and the Dark Mark is cast into the sky by Barty Crouch Jr.
- August 19
- Harry and the Weasleys take an early portkey back to the Burrow.
- SCENES OF TERROR AT THE QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP published by Rita Skeeter in the Daily Prophet.
- August 31 - Harry and the Weasleys prepare to return to Hogwarts.
- September 1 - During the early morning, Amos Diggory calls on Arthur Weasley to help Alastor Moody after a disturbance at his house. Bartemius Crouch Jr (impersonating Moody), who has abducted Moody, claims he has been attacked by burglars.
- September 2 - The Fourth years have Herbology, where they learn about Bubotubers. They also have Care of Magical Creatures, where they meet the Blast-Ended Skrewts, and Divination, where they start Astrology. The Daily Prophet publishes Rita Skeeter's article about Arthur Weasley and Alastor Moody. Barty Crouch Jr, impersonating Alastor Moody, transforms Draco Malfoy into a ferret.
- September 5
- Bartemius Crouch Jr (impersonating Alastor Moody) teaches the Fourth year students about the Unforgivable Curses.
- Hermione Granger founds the Society for the Promotion of Elfish Welfare.
- September 6 - Harry sends a letter to Sirius trying to convince him that he is fine and not to try and return.
- c. October 23 - Notice was posted of the arrival of Durmstrang and Beauxbaton.
- October 30
- The Great Hall was decorated with enormous silk banners.
- The delegations from Durmstrang Institute and Beauxbatons Academy of Magic arrived about 6 o'clock.
- October 31 - The Goblet of Fire selects the champions for the Triwizard Tournament, held for the first time in centuries at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Due to the scheming of Barty Crouch Jr, posing as Alastor Moody, Harry Potter is unexpectedly chosen as a fourth champion.
- November 1 - Harry sends a letter to Sirius letting him know that he was also selected as a Hogwarts Champion.
- November 2 - Students react to Harry as Hogwart's second champion. Fourth year Gryffindor and Slytherin Care of Magical Creatures students take the Blast-Ended Skrewts for walks.
- November 13 - Garrick Ollivander presided over the Wand weighing ceremony during the Triwizard Tournament at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
- November 21 - Hermione and Harry, under his Invisibility cloak, visit Hogsmeade.
- November 22
- At midnight, Harry, under his invisibility cloak, meets with Hagrid to learn that Dragons will be the first task.
- At one a.m., Harry speaks with Sirius via the Floo Network in the Hogwart's common room.
- Harry and Hermione spend the day trying to figure out spells to subdue a dragon.
- November 23 - Harry tells Cedric Diggory that the first task involves dragons.
- November 24
- The First Task of the Triwizard Tournament is held.
- Cedric Diggory uses a Transfiguration spell to change a rock into a dog to distract the dragon. He is burned, but retrieves the egg and passes.
- The First Task of the Triwizard Tournament is held. Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy arrive back in time from September 3, 2020 of the original timeline, dressed in Durmstrang Institute robes.
- Before Cedric Diggory can use a Transfiguration spell to change a rock into a dog, the two boys use a Disarming Charm to stop him. He fails the task. After 5 minutes, the two boys are flung back to September 3, 2020 to find they have changed the future in this timeline.
- When Albus Potter and Scorpius Malfoy travel to the second task in February 1995, they do not change the events of their most recent visit to 24 November 1994. Therefore, Cedric still fails the first task in this changed timeline.
- Severus Snape, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, and Scorpius Malfoy arrive back in time from 29 October, 2020 of the second revised timeline. The two boys from the original timeline attempt to use a Disarming Charm to stop Cedric Diggory from succeeding, but Hermione uses a Shield Charm to stop them and try and turn things back to how they were in the original timeline. Cedric Diggory successfully uses a Transfiguration spell to change a rock into a dog to distract the dragon. He is burned, but retrieves the egg and passes.
- Even though Cedric completed the first task, it still didn't not happen in the original timeline since Scorpius has yet to correct the second task. Once he did, the fourth timeline was ended and the original timeline was restored.
- December
- Care of Magical creatures class tries unsuccessfully to box the Blast-Ended Skrewts.
- Dobby begins working at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry around this time.
- Thursday, Professor McGonagall made the announcement of The Yule Ball at the end of Transfiguration class.
- The last week of term: Increasingly boisterous as the Yule Ball approached.
- Wednesday, Flitwick lets students play games as they were obviously destractced.
- Thursday, The password to the Gryffindor common room is changed to "Fairy Lights".
- Friday, last day of term:
- Snape tests his fourth years on poison antidotes.
- Harry asks Cho to the Yule Ball, only to learn she is going with Cedric Diggory. He later asks Parvati Patil who agrees to go with him and to ask her sister Padma Patil for Ron.
- Week leading up to Christmas: Harry receives a letter from Sirius congratulating him on the first task.
- December 25
- The Yule Ball of the Triwizard Tournament is held. Ron Weasley goes with Padma Patil and Hermione Granger goes with Viktor Krum. Without realising, seeing this sparks jealousy in Ron Weasley, which later leads to him and Hermione Granger falling in love.
- The Yule Ball of the Triwizard Tournament is held. Hermione Granger, having seen two Durmstrang students disarming Cedric Diggory, suspects that Viktor Krum told them to sabotage Cedric's First Task, and turns him down. She goes with Ron Weasley. However, at the ball, Ron Weasley dances with Padma Patil and the two fall in love.
- The Yule Ball of the Triwizard Tournament is held. Ron Weasley goes with Padma Patil and Hermione Granger goes with Viktor Krum. Without realising, seeing this sparks jealousy in Ron Weasley, which later leads to him and Hermione Granger falling in love. It is the same as the second timeline since Scorpius is yet to change his intervention in the first task.
- Scorpius Malfoy, Hermione Granger, Ronald Weasley and Severus Snape time travel from the third timeline and use a Shield Charm to fix their intervening in the first task. It changes the future to a fifth timeline where the day of the Yule Ball happened the same way it did in the original timeline, although since they still haven't fixed their intervening in the second task, it is not completely the same. They eventually do and the original timeline is restored.
- December 26
- Just after the Yule Ball finished at midnight, Cedric gives Harry a hint about his Golden egg.
- Harry tells Hermione about the conversation they overheard regarding Olympe Maxime's possible giant parentage.
References[]
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