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How did these Seven locations become the Ancient Wonders of the world and who chose them? Where are they now? What happened to them? How did they influence modern pop culture? We find out all of that in this episode.

"The Colossus of Rhodes" (1961)
"Hercules" (1997)
"Alexander" (2004)
"Cleopatra" (1963)
"Eternals" (2021)
Loki (Disney+) (2021)
Ducktales "Home Sweet Homer" (1987)
"Slaves of Babylon" (1953)
Gladiators (Animated show) (2009)
Montana Jones "The Artimis Temple" (1995)
"Seven Wonders of the World" (1956)
"Enigmas of the Ancient World" (2019)
"Matrix" (2009)
"Lord of the Rings" The Fellowship of the Ring" (2001)
Doctor Who "Wedding of River Song" Series 6 Episode 13
                              " Logopolis" Season 18 Serial 7
                    Comic: "Minus Seven Wonders"
                     Short Story: "The Eighth Wonder of the World"
                                                  "The Book of Shadows"
                                                  "The Rubys Curse"
Star Trek: Voyager "11:59" (1999)
"Civilization 1-6" (1991-  )
"Pharaoh: Cleopatra" (2000)
"Children of the Nile" (2004)
"Total War: Rome II" (2013)
"Assassins' Creed Origins" (2017)
"Simcity 3000" (1999)
"Forge of Empires" (2013)
"Humankind" (2021)
"Crusader Kings" (2012)
"Imperiator: Rome" (2019)
"God of War II" (2007)
"Assassins' Creed Odyssey" (2018)
7 Wonders Board Game
"A Song of Ice and Fire" George R R Martin (1996)
"The New Colossus" Emma Lazarus (1883)

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