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    By their last album Timberlake (and JC Chasez) had assumed a lot of creative control and it shows; the singles (Pop/Gone/Girlfriend) already were pretty similar to what what Timberlake did on Justified.

    What Captcha Reader said, so much. So so so much.

    Earl Hindman died like ten years ago. And he wasn't even old. He was in his forties when Home Improvement began, somehow.

    Open All Night, 80s sitcom I've never seen. But the opening is spectacular.

    uuh, what. Band = group of people who perform music together.

    Chris has a legitimate claim to fame other than N'Sync, although I wonder if he's happy about the fact that when people hear his name decades from now they'll go "Oh yeah, that's the guy Emimem chose when he needed something to rhyme with ass kicked."

    I know right? How Fatone and Kirkpatrick ever came within five hundred miles of a boyband girls were supposed to swoon over I'll never know. Timberlake is attractive, but that picture of him makes me think I'll turn into stone if I look him into the eyes.

    And in keeping with his current appearance he's now a skeleton.

    The show really wasn't that overtly Christian - I don't think they ever mentioned Jesus in eleven years, or quoted the bible much. Characters prayed to God sometimes, but I think they deliberately kept the religious aspects of the show mostly generic. So I don't think that's weird.

    It was pre-marital, so she still would have had to be punished. But he may have died peacefully in his sleep at least.

    It was just… well, watch this video:

    It's due to the Aaron Spelling Rule that no dialogue may happen while the credits are still running.

    Of course, the gym thrashing episode was also the one where THIS happened.

    Although I just remembered the very first episode is the one where Lucy is obsessed with getting her first period. Hmm…

    And with the presence of George Stults they still weren't the worst actors on the show.

    This was TV Guide's Best Show You're Not Watching in 1996. Let that sink in.

    She also drank half a can of beer.

    David Wenham looks like a mixture of John Krasinski and Arsene Wenger up there.

    That's a typo.

    You know how Aaron Johnson (from Kick-Ass) married that 50-year old director, Sam Taylor-Wood? They call themselves Taylor-Johnson now when it could have been Johnson-Wood. What a wasted opportunity.