Part of it is due to the net and the way it's used today. There are in-jokes, that net-based fans get. (Make Roman look strong!-Sufferin'-HHH with the shovel!-Super Cena!-etc.)

Because she slept with my friend, behind my back! *weeps*

Bingo. Remember that a mere three weeks after New Day turned heel, you could read many people online, just praising them and talking about how they "marked for this" or "marked for that". It's wasn't far after that, that they started getting audible face reactions.

Not my type…but I see what you mean, lol.

No, that was the role of Jar Jar…

True. It's like he never thought that pop culture could have social commentary.

I think part of it is social media. It's just easier to find like-minded people now.

*backs away slowly*

Or Mad-Eye for that matter.

Heck, just being "geek" is considered chic and not the outcast that it used to be. With HP, LOTR, comic flicks and tv shows, Transformers, GOT, SW. Trek, etc….it's really blown the lid off what's considered "hip".

Yeah, for quite a few, anything that's "whimsical" at all, is considered "kiddie".

Still think he would have been a spot-on Andy Gibb in a biopic.

I could see Connery as Fenrir Greyback.

Sean Bean as Snape!

Perci-Volume 1

It's like when the media compared Hillary's "deplorable" comment and all of Trump's stuff, acting as if they were the same.

Honestly, you never know what could happen. It's cool to see "one of our own" doing well like that.(Rock, Batista, Cena, etc.)

Hamster balls looked like a blast! I remember "Pyramid", that looked like the most-fun couch you'd ever see in your life.

Anybody else remember the "Maze" game from American Gladiators?

What irks me so much is this whole Susan Rice stuff going on. It's essentially 5% of the Russia story, but the media will treat this as if it were equal to them messing with our election.