they wrote and filmed an unhappy(ish) ending where McClane's life is ruined and he becomes a revenge-obsessed sadist, then tracks Simon all the way to Hungary and blows him up with a rocket launcher
they wrote and filmed an unhappy(ish) ending where McClane's life is ruined and he becomes a revenge-obsessed sadist, then tracks Simon all the way to Hungary and blows him up with a rocket launcher
more like a P+!!!!
more like a P+!!!!
obviously Nugent was a Beta man
obviously Nugent was a Beta man
the Grandcamp managed the impressive feat of ultimately killing 580 people despite being docked and unmanned at the time
the Grandcamp managed the impressive feat of ultimately killing 580 people despite being docked and unmanned at the time
the fact that they're apparently enforcing a U.S.-distribution-only rule also guarantees this won't cover what might be his best movie, though that was a long shot anyway
the fact that they're apparently enforcing a U.S.-distribution-only rule also guarantees this won't cover what might be his best movie, though that was a long shot anyway
I haven't really kept up with the last, oh, 10-15 years, but if it's bothering you that much, you can just go by the "classic" episodes where there was a gap of at least a few years between Homer's graduation and Bart's birth
I haven't really kept up with the last, oh, 10-15 years, but if it's bothering you that much, you can just go by the "classic" episodes where there was a gap of at least a few years between Homer's graduation and Bart's birth
whatever the reason a floating timeline is definitely not in effect where young Homer and Marge is concerned
whatever the reason a floating timeline is definitely not in effect where young Homer and Marge is concerned
it was definitely Roy Cohn
it was definitely Roy Cohn
Eat Shit and Die Hard
Eat Shit and Die Hard
they've gone back to the older timeline in "canon" episodes too — for example Take My Life, Please had Homer as a high schooler in what is clearly the seventies