Chris Sims
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Stories By Chris Sims
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'90s Sitcoms That Didn't Age Well
From quickly canceled mistakes to regrettably long-running disasterpieces, here are the '90s sitcoms that just didn't age well.
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Saved By The Bell Episodes That Wouldn't Happen Today
From dubious addictions to Zack's ill-advised attempts at 'romance,' here are the episodes of Saved by the Bell that just wouldn't happen today.
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Things About Iron Man That Didn't Make It Into The MCU
From character-defining arcs to the sheer weirdness of the '90s, here are the things about Iron Man that just didn't make it to the MCU.
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Alfred Pennyworth's Entire Batman Backstory Explained
From his Shakespearean stage career to the shocking reveal that Alfred Pennyworth himself was a Dark Knight, here's the entire backstory of Batman's butler.
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Superhero Moments That Have Aged Poorly
From ill-advised jokes to misunderstanding technology to some pretty unfortunate imagery that nobody expected to be a problem, here are the superhero moments that just haven't aged well.
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Unintentionally Hilarious Things In Star Trek
It's rare for Star Trek to miss the mark, but when it does, the things that are supposed to be gravely serious wind up being absolutely hilarious. From cheesy effects to bizarre costume choices, here are the unintentionally hilarious moments from Star Trek.
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