This list is really for 2-20, as the true #1 is the Nerds Blizzard, which the savages at DQ don't make anymore.

Dr. Bravestone is going to be the new Blast HardCheese.

Odd, last week a friend made a Garfield the cat joke, and I went over this same wiki, hoping to find a good, non-assassination fact about Garfield to joke about. I would have used he beef enema bit, but I must have missed that line.

Does The Girl With All the Gifts not have a set release date yet? Cause that seems right up AV Club's alley.

Wow. Angels & Demons came out 7 years ago? I can't believe it's been so long since I forgot it existed.

You might say the secret ingredient is… Salt.

Night Boat! e Crime Solving Boat!

Jeff Foxworthy and Larry the Cable Guy: We’ve Been Thinking…

No, I'm the snow man!

The company that handles the livestreaming is based in Nashville.

Margo Martindale was in the real film Secretariat, which was also a fictional film on Bojack Horseman, a show in which Martindale plays a fictionalized version of herself.

The top photo looks like every Spice Girl just farted, and we're seeing their very different reactions.

Party Over Here joins Party Down and Party Down South as proof that starting a multi-word show title with "party" is cursed.

Treme: The Prequel

I managed to see MST3K the movi four times that summer, three of them in Des Moines, despite the fact that the city didn't get Comedy Central at the time and the only way to see the show was at 2 am on the local NBC affiliate.

"Always bet on Duplass" - Wesley Snipes, probably.

Didn't The Batman cartoon from the mid 2000s already do that?

Yes, since Richard Belzer's John Munch crossovers are a key connecting beam of the universe.

Since Biden has crossed over with both shows, does this officially pull Parks & Rec into the Tommy Westphall-verse?

As a kid I remember getting this and David Lynch's Wild at Heart confused. I feel like that should have messed me up more.