I'm not sure I understand how the destruction of the USS Kelvin made Khan AND Carol Marcus become English.

Oh, it wouldn't be for mortals such as we. Cuaron would basically be just making the movie for Galactus.

I don't think it's the Vega. Didn't Don mention the code number of the car was XP-882? That's not the Vega. It was a mid-engine Corvette-ish muscle car that GM ended up canning. They got the contract for a car that never happened.

If they'd made a big budget Captain America movie in the 1970s, the studio probably would have begged Redford to play Cap and Clint Eastwood to play Nick Fury, and both of them would have turned it down. Then the studio would have gone down the hierarchy, getting no after no, until it was finally James Caan and John…

I imagine it will be an introspective bottle-story where Tyrion sits in his room and reads a book during a heavy rainstorm. Nothing will really happen.

Perhaps Disney could get Anne Hathaway to ruin Mary Poppins for us.
They'd also need a comedy actor who was incapable of doing an English accent. Maybe Louis CK could be Dick Van Dyke.

Next they could give Zemekis $300 million dollars to adulterate the Incredible Mr Limpet with Jim Carrey and some dead-eyed Polar Express animation.

They should get Quentin Tarantino to remake Song of the South for them. Samuel L Jackson would be great in that.

I thought Best Buy still existed because Amazon needed a show room.

I'm not questioning it's historical fact, I'm just amazed that someone could talk network executives into such a thing.

I would like to have seen the pitch meeting where somebody pitched "He's a cabbage farmer who spies for George Washington!" and actually got such a thing greenlit.

Maybe next season they should just skip ahead to 1930, where the now-impoverished House of Granthom struggles to live in an abandoned boxcar, wholly dependent on Tom Branson's ability to steal from apple carts. Edith could fall in love with an awkward older hobo that the family finds unsuitable. In the season finale…

The University of Central Florida campus—the most charmless, least photogenic campus in the Florida university system—was the stand-in for Shuster University, the crappy college in the crappy Superboy series. The UCF administration had kind of an inferiority complex, and they thought having a tv series filmed there…

Hitler was in an X-Files episode?

How long did the Korean War last?

It's ok, but it's no Ishtar.

Don goes to work for Peggy in 1984, and create's Reagan's "Morning in America" ad.

Yes. The Tommy Westphall Universe is a pocket-universe within the 30 Rock Universe. Here, let me demonstrate this nesting-universe theory, using this string, these straws, and those balloons…

Yeah, a quick shot of Dennis would have been nice. When they were showing the Grizz show excerpt, they could have cut to Dennis watching an episode, saying "This show is the best!" and laughing uproariously.

There was the Pacific theatre in WWII.