As much as I still enjoy "The Cable Guy," I understand why audiences felt hoodwinked. It was pitched as another wacky Jim Carrey comedy (back when that was still something to look forward to) and not the dark bit of business that it actually is.

Who knew Jane Curtin patronized adult bookstores?! I wonder if she was just looking for bachelorette party favors or if she was working the gloryholes.

One would assume that Martin Sheen met Marlon Brando when they sat across from each other in "Apocalypse Now" years prior.

Someone needs some Confinement Loaf.

There were so many holes in First Avenue, they really didn't think anyone would notice.

Anyone else notice that the road sign in what was supposed to be Oklahoma? It said "Mineola," and the cars had NY plates. (The cars in the parking lot had OK tags, though.)

The first musical performance airs BEFORE "Update," you silly goose!

I'm no Photoshop expert, but that picture looks all out of whack. Everything just seems… off. Shitty work or my imagination?

I was 100% sure you were wrong and re-watched the second film.  Egg on my face. You're right.  She jokingly told him that she'd had two kids since they met.  Dammit. That'll teach me to be a comments section know-it-all.

"…they’ve been together long enough to have produced a pair of adorable moppets."  Actually, the daughters are biologically hers but not his.  She mentions it in Before Sunset.