Prax Jarvin is Kenough

Holy shit he's real

One wonders what would have happened if his crooner career took off.

“U.S. Troops Were Told Iran War Is for “Armageddon,” Return of Jesus“

fuck, I’m sorry, I can’t compete with this

All detectives jam econo h/t @artofcoop.bsky.social

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I’m old enough to remember when they accidentally made Ki-Adi an exception to the marriage rule and had to bend over backwards to justify it.

a man in a hooded jacket with the words young fool only now ALT: a man in a hooded jacket with the words young fool only now

What if instead of "Young Fool" Palpatine turned and in the same sing-song voice said to Luke "smol bean, only now, at the end, do you understand."

Gonna be thinking about this Legion comic where a villain entices Nero, John Dillinger and Hitler to go to the future and then implants their personalities into Mon-El, Ultra Boy and Superboy respectively...

The kids don't know about the Amanda Bynes poster hastily airbrushed to avoid implying she endorsed peace

Gorgo is a staunch objectivist.

Whoa! "All Night Long" Patrick McGoohan and Richard Attenborough star in a loose Othello adaptation w/ noir tones set on one night in an after-hours jazz club. Charlie Mingus and Dave Brubeck cameo. Great performances with McGoohan gaslighting people the whole time.

The first appearance of Superman’s extradimensional adversary, Mr. Mxyzptlk, was March 1, 1944, in the Man from Krypton’s newspaper strip. (His name was originally spelled “Mxyztplk,” but for whatever reason its spelling later became fixed as Mxyzptlk.) This appearance preceded his comic book debut.

A rare example of the Simpsons didn't do it (first).

It features the Tornados, but despite referencing the Telstar satellite multiple times, they *do not* perform "Telstar" but "All the Stars in the Sky" (Still good.) Oh, and Nicholas Roeg was the DP on this? Directed by the director of the Amicus Peter Cushing Dr. Who films.

Watched "Just for Fun" last night, another Amicus film that's just 30 musical performances with a plot about teenagers getting the vote in England. It does feature a good bit where the Right and Left party are shown with signs "We never had it so good" and "We've never had it" that still work.

Calling to disconnect my grandfather’s house phone and after being put on hold by the operator I am being treated to a Muzak version of Rob Thomas’ “Closing Time”

or perhaps you don't need to choose

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"I've seen the future, you know what it is? It's a 47-year-old virgin sittin' around in his beige pajamas, drinking a banana-broccoli shake singing "I'm an Oscar-Meyer Wiener"."

I think it's wild that Demolition Man has largely aged into being a more cogent satire of America than you could have imagined in the 90s.

Pokemon Bear and Pokemon Twink

I also discovered that the same cinematographer did: This film, Dr. Strangelove, The Omen, Star Wars and Voyage of the Rock Aliens.

Chubby Checker! Gary US Bonds! The leads were both people the Beatles opened for that same year.

Watched Ring-A-Ding Rhythm (AKA It's Trad Dad in the UK) a 1962 Richard Lester film that's a collection of Jazz (and really pop and rock) performances strung together in a plot about a British town that's banned Jazz music and the kids recruiting bands to play in their town.

Luckily she taught those girls CPR incase you were holding your breath this whole time.

Man just needs an excuse to get away from the wife he sent years pursuing but has nothing in common with.

Superboy-Prime has the chance to do something very funny - completely undo Spider-Man’a origin

Sixty years on, a Star Trek writer is still creating strange new worlds Diane Duane’s early days writing fan fiction have led to a remarkable career as a novelist, comic writer and screen writer.

Sixty years on, a Star Trek writer is still creating strange new worlds. Diane Duane’s early days writing fan fiction have led to a remarkable career as a novelist, comic writer and screen writer.

That last line is worthy of Shakespeare.