Not quite; the finale of Roseanne revealed that the entire series had been a fiction concocted by Roseanne, who is actually an author of some kind, based on her life but with major changes; the two I remember are that Jackie is actually a lesbian and Becky and Darlene swapped spouses because Roseanne always felt that…

Yeah, stick to serial killers, Hollywood.

Warren Zevon always claimed that they stole the title "Things To Do In Denver When You're Dead" from him without paying, which is weird, because they used the song in the end credits, so surely he must've gotten paid something.

Star Trek hasn't even been able to turn Chris Pine into a proper star, I think they've got some work cut out for them with Yelchin (who seems more interested in off-beat stuff that he can afford to do because he has regular franchise salaries).

The odds in any given kid disappearance case are that a family member is responsible, so I don't even know how lucky he really got to be able to find suspicious circumstances surrounding the disappearance of a kid.

Having somebody out there claiming to be the person you know to be the victim of your own murder would be a loose end either way. So they could have brought him into their house where he is more controllable.

The problem is that most con-men movies build to the final twist where one of the cons betrays all the others, or else it was all a con by everybody on one of them the whole time. So pretty much you watch a con movie trying to guess who is actually getting conned. And they always tip it off, even "American Hustle"…

Spoiler: There are definitely dangling plot threads that will not be tied up in those other shows.

No, at this point, being a lawyer is pretty integral to She-Hulk's character.

Are the Avengers an ongoing operation as of now?

Yeah, but the show had, like, two or three scenes that were only there storytellingwise to have nudity, but then didn't have nudity.

If Turk is like the Omar from any HBO show, it would be "Oz", not "The Wire".

Ex is how you spell ten in Roman.

MAYBE I COULD GET SOME DECAF I HAVEN'T BEEN SLEEPING WELL LATELY.

Going Clear, eh? Hmmm… nope, haven't heard anything at all about that all week, you are really ahead of the curve on that one.

Hackman turned down plenty of roles, but only because other roles were offered that paid more money.

Caption:
"Hi, I'm looking for Eric Forman."
"Well, he works in this hospital, let me page him."
"Who's that? I'm looking for an awkward white dude!"

"Wilmer Valderrama, a short-fused Latino gangbanger out for bloody revenge."

Quite possibly, yes. He would be pretty high-end for a student film, but he's the kind of guy that, if you had an in, he's probably not too busy to do it, and you'd offer him whatever part you had (whether he's right for it or not) because it would get your student film attention.

Aside from the pregnancy, I'm pretty sure there was a plotline about how she had left her job because of Ted.