Why This Supply Closet In Futurama Means More Than You Think
In this very home base, the Futurama writers didn't hold back on sliding in math jokes ... and one of them lies in the supply closet.
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What You Didn't Know About Mike Smith From Trailer Park Boys
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The Truth About Mr. Miyagi's Martial Arts Style
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The Cobra Kai Family Theories That Are Raising Fans' Eyebrows
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The Comic Book Characters The Boys Fans Want To See In The Show
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Why The Security On Bones Bothers Longtime Fans
Twelve seasons is a lot of time for a show to rack up various errors, and Bones has a few on its record. However, even more than all of that, there's one facet of Bones that bothers longtime fans to an incredible degree: the card-swipe security system in the Jeffersonian Institute.
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This Is The Most Important Horror Movie Of The Decade
Everyone once in a while a film comes along that pushes the boundaries of what a horror film can do. Think, the first Halloween film, Ridley Scott's sci-fi-horror hybrid Alien, or The Silence of the Lambs. This film follows in those hallowed footsteps.
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How Tasha's Cauldron Of Everything Changes Dungeons & Dragons Forever
The newest addition to the Dungeons & Dragons canon provides new spells, history, adventures for players, and probably a few of those Easter eggs the franchise is known for, but that's not all this book does.
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The Tara Moments That Make Sons Of Anarchy Fans Love Her Even More
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Why The Boys Fans Are Concerned About A-Train
The Boys takes its very human view of superheroes to some interesting heights, including giving some of their supes substance abuse issues, mental health disorders, and chronic health problems. Case in point: A-Train, who's just about as flawed as they come.
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How Ian Fleming Really Felt When Sean Connery Was Cast As James Bond
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Steven Seagal Broke Sean Connery's Wrist. Here's What Happened
Sir Sean Connery, who passed away on October 31, 2020, made his fame when he became the first, and arguably the most well-liked, James Bond to hit the big screen. But one of those turns as James Bond involved some martial arts training with Steven Seagal, and it ended poorly. Here's what happened.
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The Hermes Visual Gag In Futurama That Means More Than You Think
Futurama is almost as famous for its references and Easter eggs as it is for its social satire and humor. The show is funny, for sure, but it's also filled from start to finish with nods and callbacks. Some are simple, and easy to spot. Others are more obscure, and go years without being noticed.
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Why Miguel's Training Has Cobra Kai Fans Puzzled
The main goal of Cobra Kai Karate is to be the best, and that goal doesn't change when the dojo moves from The Karate Kid to Netflix's Cobra Kai series. But how long does it take Miguel to get into All Valley tournament-winning shape? Some fans are confused as to the answer.
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How Scarlett Johansson And Florence Pugh Really Felt About Black Widow Getting Delayed
With the news that fans would have to wait even longer for Black Widow to make her solo debut, stars Scarlett Johansson and Florence Pugh told Marie Claire how they feel about the Marvel blockbuster arriving in theaters a year later than expected.
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Kevin Costner Gives A Hilarious Answer When Asked About Zack Snyder's Justice League
Kevin Costner is a member of the DC Extended Universe thanks to his turn as Superman's father, Jonathan Kent. Could we see him again in the Snyder Cut? The actor had a hilarious answer when asked about it by Andy Cohen.
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The Trailer For Michael Bay's COVID-Inspired Movie Songbird Has Everyone Talking
The trailer Michael Bay's Songbird makes the film look like a mix between a dark dystopian thriller and a love story. Reaction online has been strong, to say the least.
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The Problem Cobra Kai Fans Have With Amanda LaRusso
While she's showed up in spots on Cobra Kai as a wife, mother, and business partner, Amanda LaRusso hasn't caught a lot of focus. Some fans certainly have been paying attention though, and they seem to have a problem with her parenting style.
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The Dark Theory About Eric's Grandma In That '70s Show
We only see Kitty Forman's parents, Burt (Tom Poston) and Bea Sigurdson (Betty White), a few times throughout That '70s Show. Burt sadly dies of a heart attack on a season 5 episode, and fans think Bea had something to do with it.
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Why Holidate Isn't Your Mom's Romantic Comedy
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Why Sons Of Anarchy Fans Are So Divided On Tara
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The Heartbreaking Truth Behind Sailor Moon's Origin
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The Story Behind Juice's Name In Sons Of Anarchy
It's amazing to see the depth of personality the SAMCRO motorcycle club brings to the table on Sons of Anarchy. Juice, played by Theo Rossi, is definitely his own unique entity, but nothing about the character's personality tells us why he's named "Juice." Here's how it happened.
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