15 Trivia Tidbits for Saturday, March 30, 2024
March is almost at an end, which is a relief, because let’s be honest, this month did not go like any of us planned. It wasn’t all bad, though. At least you didn’t suffer the […]
March is almost at an end, which is a relief, because let’s be honest, this month did not go like any of us planned. It wasn’t all bad, though. At least you didn’t suffer the […]
Normally, when a big movie has a big anniversary, we mark the occasion with a nice, big trivia-stuffed commemoration. Like, when Coming to America turned 35, we did “35 Trivia Tidbits About Coming to America,” and when Beetlejuice turned […]
Knowledge is power! So here’s a very, very small amount of power. 12 The First Hollywood Actress to Appear on A Postage Stamp Public Domain Grace Kelly was the first actress to ever appear on […]
It’s a bona fide Christmas classic. It’s the one where Chevy Chase uncomfortably lusts after a young woman for absolutely no reason. It’s the movie that features four SNL cast members and stars Mae Questel, the voice […]
You’d be hard-pressed to find any “Best Of” comedy horror list that doesn’t feature Mel Brooks’ iconic 1974 spoof/tribute to Universal’s monster movies (specifically, 1931’s Frankenstein), Young Frankenstein. This parody came from the mind of Gene Wilder and would go on to live in infamy […]
Developed by Norman Lear, The Jeffersons managed to make sitcom history with practically every other episode. Starting off as the neighbors of the Bunkers in All in the Family, 1975 saw the Jefferson family moving from their working-class Queens […]
When Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement set out to make a short film back in the early 2000s, they had no idea their vampire spoof would sire a popular and critically-acclaimed franchise. What We Do in the Shadows went from wowing audiences on […]
From 1961 to 1966, one of the most pivotal, pioneering sitcoms in television history aired on CBS. The Dick Van Dyke Show was created by the great Carl Reiner and starred the equally great Dick […]
Featuring quite possibly the best Season One plot twist in sitcom history and more food puns than made-up swear words, The Good Place tackled ethics and moral philosophy while making fun of folks obsessed with shrimp and froyo. While […]
3 McBride Visited a Bunch of Megachurches to Learn More About Their Inner-Workings The creator said he visited a bunch of churches and megachurches to get more information about them. “I did go to a few megachurches, […]
7 He References ‘Zardoz’ A Lot “Community” — Netflix In yet another article where Harmon (along with his disgraced former Rick and Morty collaborator, Justin Roiland) talks about pop-culture influences, he brings up his fondness of Zardoz, the bizarre sci-fi […]
23 Moscow Had to Make Some Changes to His Physical Appearance To play the younger version of Josh, Moscow told USA Today that he had to dye his hair to better resemble Hanks, and he also had […]
Arguably the greatest thing to show up on the USA Network not involving show dogs or the ironically-enjoyable exploits of Walker, Texas Ranger, Psych chronicled the mystery-solving antics of bogus psychic investigators Shawn Spencer and Gus Guster. So […]
5 Randy’s Use of the N-Word Was the Subject of a Real CNN Segment The episode “With Apologies to Jesse Jackson” opens with Randy yelling out the N-word on Wheel of Fortune, which inspired a real-life […]
Arguably the greatest cinematic work by the filmmaking duo who also gave us “Ben Stiller zippering his scrotum” and “Jeff Daniels violently shitting for two and a half minutes,” 1996’s Kingpin starred Woody Harrelson as washed-up bowler Roy Munson, Randy Quaid […]
1 It’s the Only Film Keaton Has Said He Would Like to Do Again Warner Bros. Back in 2016, Keaton told The Independent that while he didn’t know whether a sequel would ever happen, he would totally […]
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Who can forget Jeff Daniels’ performance as Debra Winger’s philandering professor husband in Terms of Endearment (1983) or his roles in other popular films such as The Purple Rose of Cairo (1985), Dumb and Dumber […]
Jordan Peele’s upcoming film Nope is less than one month away. Fans have been buzzing about it since we got a poster a year ago with nothing more than a cloud and flags on it. […]