There's a similar bit in Leisure Larry 3, where you have to fit a soda cup the size of a garbage can in your pocket, and the narrator just says that you remember that you're just a character in a video game and it just magically fits inside your jacket pocket.

There's the scene in Wayne's World where they end up talking to a security guy played by Chris Farley, who gives them a detailed explanation of a big music exec's iternary. Wayne then remarks, "He seemed really knowledgeable for a security guard"

In the DS9 episode "Trials and Tribbles-actions", they end up back in time during the TOS episode "The Trouble with Tribbles". As they are hanging out in the station's bar, the DS9 crew remark that the Klingons of that era look radically different. Worf just says, "We do not discuss it with outsiders…"

You should watch it. Pirates of Silicon Valley not only has Noah Wylie as Jobs and Anthony Michael Hall as Gates, but also John DiMaggio as Ballmer.

This tweet says it all:
https://twitter.com/PhilipM…

I love the touch that instead of a family crest on David's horse, it has the BMW logo.

The West Beverly Hills High's school newspaper?

I have a friend who described himself as a SITCOM
Single
Income
Three
Children
Outrageous
Mortgage

It was interesting how technological progress was paralleled by more advanced bending. As they developed airships and cars, it seems like almost anyone could do lightening bending and in two generations you had a whole city of metal benders. So in a few more decades, you have nuclear weapons with some form of advanced…

Between that show, Spectacular Spider-Man, and Young Justice, Greg Weisman gets a never ending stream of fans pleading of him to bring those shows back.

The article was in response to the news story about Nickelodeon rebooting some of their shows. So it was going to focus on existing properties.

Reminds me of the Predator 2 rail shooter game I played back in the day.

The original Sentinels were not much larger than humans.

Exit light,

Molson Ice was my beer of choice in college.

Wait, there's a Chicago franchise?

Hey, I don't absorb all incident electromagnetic radiation, regardless of frequency or angle of incidence.

Steve Jobs was so evil, he even forced other companies to use Foxconn like,
Sony
Nintendo
Amazon
Sharp
Toshiba
Nokia
Motorola
Huawei
Cisco
HP
Dell
Acer
Microsoft

Eh, still better than the Steelers throwback uniforms.
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So, he would end up outside of known existence?