I never noticed this myself but learned it from the BCS wiki page:

Victor Hugo wrote the Hunchback of Notre Dame.

The poem, to clarify. He mentions not wanting people to find them buried in the desert in a thousand years or something similar, which is exactly what happens to the Ozymandias statue in the poem.

What Better Call Saul needs is more proactive, vigilant fans who will keep those filthy casuals away. Tell em that they’re not real fans. Make sure they know that they’re watching tv wrong. Bunch of posers, am I right? 

I can see why this had to be a video.

Yes. There was no previously-on this week. The first thing we see is Marion reaching for the canned goods with her claw device.

I know I supposed to have an opinion about this as a long time viewer, but I really don’t, other than it’s fine. Alex Trebek isn’t coming back from the grave, and both Ken and Mayim have their strengths and weaknesses. Ultimately, it’s the host of a daytime game show, nothing worth getting as worked up over as some…

That, and I believe at one point they flash to Gene studying the sports section of the local paper and jotting down meticulous notes during work.

He did it for leverage on Jeffy. Although he does love the action.

Was genuinely not expecting to get so emotional over this trailer.  One of the best trailers Marvel has ever done, and the Black Panther series just does not miss with the music.  Heavily looking forward to November now.

Game Night is one of the best studio comedies of the last decade+. 

Back in my day Led Zeppelin was quintessential music to play while playing D&D. You’d have Zeppelin on along with you cases of Mountain Dew and Doritos and take out and you’d rock on into the wee hours of the morning.

What if she moved to Canada (like the rest of your “girlfriends”)?

Do you think having a female James Bond would correct in any sense for “centuries of discrimination against women”? Or do you think — as I do — that it would more likely be received as a provocation and incite/fuel greater resentment as a cultural lightning rod? That it would help breed some of the misogyny I’m sure…

But if anything TOS was far more progressive in its time than TNG was in its. Yes, you can point out the Orion slave girls, the miniskirts female crew wore, and the womanizing done by Kirk, but the fact that TOS showed a multiracial crew working together was huge at the time. Nichelle Nichols (Uhura) wanted to leave…

Look at the big brain on RougeIndy!

Tarantino went on to explain that it’s called “Battle Royale” because of the metric system.

“If you saw someone jump off a bridge, would you do it?” - standard rhetorical question every parent in every generation says to their kids in regard to copying trends.

Yes. Despite being 40, and having zero interest in the Minions movies, this trend is very funny to me.

This seems like the exact type of harmless dumbassery my friends and I would’ve done back in the (pre-internet) day, especially during summer vacation.