Represents the maximum human potential for Strength, but merely "well trained" for Fighting.

Helmets on, though. They don't count as people if you can't see their eyes.

Also, Rae Dawn Chong repeatedly lampshading just how absurd all the action is.

Even with the Force, searching an entire planet has to take a little time. He could be scouring Jabba's palace when Bail Organa calls up the Ghost: "Kenobi? Oh yeah, he's living in the desert near Mos Eisley. I'll text you the zip code. Watch out for Tusken Raiders."

I've watched far too much Once Upon A Time, and I still don't understand why.

Millie Bobby Brown is ten places too high.

By this point the versions of Dutch, Blaine, Mac, Billy and Poncho on your worn-out VHS must be convinced they're trapped in some kind of horrifying hell dimension, doomed to eternally repeat the same actions in the desperate hope that, this time, maybe they'll be able to change history.

Even today, "counterclockwise" is almost unknown in Britain. I've also heard "against the circle"; per ancient superstition, it's bad luck to go round any circle in an anticlockwise direction. With the prevalence of roundabouts on British roads, this may have something to do with why we drive on the left.

Watched the Jason Statham film Safe on TV, and was surprised by how enjoyable it was. But I bring it up because one of the big action sequences had me thinking: "This is very John Wick", and yep, it turns out Chad Stahelski was the choreographer and second unit director on this film.

We're all just sitting here, in class, where we're meant to be. You're the guy who's trekked across the city to insult a school you once visited two and a half years ago.

Yeah, but it's explicitly in reference to Saxon.

… Except he actually watches the show, so if anyone's the stalker here it's you.

Was that the most explicit killing we've ever had on Star Wars Rebels? I mean, a guy without a helmet gets shot in the heart and falls down, after the need to kill him had been explicitly discussed. They stopped short of giving us a short of him lying dead with eyes wide open, but it's still pretty hardcore for a…

It was from this side of the Atlantic.

And her other scenes.

Take a Patrick Swayze character and a chess piece.

The original MacGyver featured a family of bounty hunters, the Coltons. I'm honestly not sure if I ever saw any of the episodes that featured them, but this sounds like it could be a tribute to that.

Dominic Purcell was also the one of the worst Draculas ever, but bears very little blame for it.

Rene Russo is gorgeous and talented and absolutely should not have been killed off in Thor 2: The Waste of Christopher Eccleston, but seeing her on this list mostly just makes me nostalgic for the days when Mel Gibson's crazy was charming and funny, instead of super racist and laced with domestic violence allegations.

Julie Strain may be the least sexy porn name ever. It sounds like she should be selling laxatives, not humping on camera.