Nah, the quarter-mile one is the only line that’s really entered the pop culture lexicon.  Since you bring the others up I vaguely remember them being in the movie but that’s about it.

I’ve also seen it referred to as a Spartacocks, because it was pretty equal opportunity about nudity.

Sad not to see Person of Interest on this list. I made a playlist from that that I still listen to.

who wouldn’t want the baby of a singing walrus?

I’ve said it before: Cruise’s best roles are the ones where Tom Cruise’s charms fail to help the character, and he has to fall back on other things. Trying and failing to avoid deployment in Edge of Tomorrow? Trapped in the chair while PSH counts down from 10 in Mission: Impossible 3? The gotcha interview in Magnolia?…

You numpty.

“Manni (Moritz Bleibtreu) loses a bag of cash to a homeless man that belongs to the local mob kingpin”

I'm just talking 'bout Taft.

SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

They say that cat Taft is a bad mother...

Not only has it been told in Gladiator, but even when you consider the “behind the scenes machinations” I feel like that was a big part of Spartacus, which ran for a bunch of seasons.

I hate to be this guy, but I read the initial sex between Rhaenyra and Cole as effectively involving coerced consent on Cole’s part (ie not consent at all), and his later attempt to marry her being his way of coping with having broken his vows of chastity (ie, if it was a grand romance than it was somewhat…

*Shrug* I really liked the first season, thought it was pretty strong.

After opening by showing the Cylons launching their attack on humanity, Battlestar Galactica’s second ever scene is this marvel that introduces a ton of the major characters without ever feeling awkward in the cramped hallway sets.

TLJ haters don’t understand the movie. They wanted to see Luke Skywalker, galactic bad ass, restarting the Jedi order like it was and then everything would be awesome.

I’m honestly trying to think of a piece of Disney SW content that tarnishes the Jedi. The prequels do, but they were made by Lucas.

On that note I’d also point to John Sheridan and Ambassador Delenn on Babylon 5. It’s a very cute workplace romance where these are grown mature adults with great responsibilities but they kinda get flustered at each other for a bit. Mira Furlan in particular plays it so wonderfully, God I miss her. 

The best rendition I’ve ever seen was when Maurice Cheeks stepped in to help a very freaked out young girl who had forgotten the words.

YES!

I hate to defend Universal's decision to do so but i mean Pam Anderson was white hot at the time, i think from a business standpoint it made sense to promote her movie over MST3K (although given that the studio spent millions of dollars on both movies, i don't get why there had to be an either/or choice here at all)