These pun threads are right up my alley.

Huge +1 for Since I Been Loving You - this is the solo that both made me want to play guitar, and also made me fully aware that I will *never* approach anything resembling what Page could do. Just breathtaking.

For me it's probably Robin Trower on "Bridge of Sighs" - the whole song is a guitar-centric tour de force, ultimately exploding into a solo that just grows naturally from the riff that the whole track centers around. Seriously, if you've never heard it check it out, and then listen to "Little Bit of Sympathy" from the…

Having the crew pull off an honest-to-god heist and steal the already-trashed Enterprise from spacedock was a fantastic idea executed very well by the standards of the day - that whole sequence holds up really well and is just super fun. The rest of the movie is good too, though some of the SFX-heavy lava scenes on…

Asylum Pictures presents, The Martin, a film with a Martian-inspired cover, but which is really about a 32-year-old dweeb named Martin who tries and fails to work up the courage to ask out that one cute girl from the marketing team

"Bow-chicka-wow-pass-me-that-spanner-so-I-can-de-polarize-these-magneton-field-induction-transducers, baby…"

"…the Aristocrats!"

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Titanic Episode II: The Ice Awakens

I might be off-base here, but I suspect that the "David Bowie" tattoo is meant to be some sort of mashup of Bowie with Cloud Strife, the protagonist of Final Fantasy VII:

Knowing nothing about this show, the headline was pretty confusing. First I assumed it was some sort of Commodore 64 reference, and then I thought maybe it was relating to the 1970's funk band The Commodores. After watching the clip, I wish it had been either of those options instead.

I like that, if indeed the blade was being poisoned by the squire, it would be a lovely bookend for the conversation between Arya and The Hound - "poison is a woman's weapon," etc.

"Black and strong like Jack Johnson"

Maybe I'm overthinking the whole "Monolith" / 2001 thing, but something struck me a bit: when Peggy first approaches Dons office (having just been informed by his secretary that he's inside), she screws up her courage and goes to knock on the door, only to lose heart and bail at the last second, ducking into her own…