So far this gives me a vibe of NCIS meets Fringe...

I have a knack for Art Deco, so Brazil is an obvious favorite, but there are others I wish deserve more recognition.

What is "love"?

"Next stop: City 17! All on board!"

Hope he ends using it before dinner, they are having guests tonight and his mom needs her living room curtains.

Wait until it finds porn, I can only imagine an answer akin to Leeloo in The Fifth Element. Only, you know, that actually makes sense.

My late great-uncle was one of the most refined men I've met, quoting Dostoievski and Victor Hugo by memory and he agreed wine-tasting was bogus. He said that one simply gets used to this or that particular wine, so one ends up hailing all wines which flavors are similar.

In Latin American Spanish, three high school subjects are known as the Three Madonnas: Physics, Chemistry and Math. Just an fun fact.

I like the Metropolis videophone concept (which influenced High Treason and Modern Times) mostly because it seems the most reasonable motive where to install and use it in short-distance ranges: To overlook the workplace in a quasi-Big Brother manner.

Chatroulette: The Early Years. (Be glad you can't see where the guy's hand is...)

It really doesn't seem practical.

"Go left on TempleMer, right on Sealab, you pass by Rapture..."

Anyone felt there was a bit of geek-bashing in this skit? Like a mid 90's Frasier joke of a nerd having wrote the Bar Mitzvah prayer in Klingon. I mean, I know more fans of "Game of Thrones" and the original books who are professionals and could easily answer any of those questions that those who aren't fans and…

"Thank goodness none of them noticed I'm living person with a dollification fetish!"

Didn't John Steinbeck said he never believed in Tom Joad's ideals until he heard it being said by Henry Fonda on "The Grapes of Wraith"?

This is a flying stag away from Gentlemen Broncos.

"Why are Batman and Superman the only ones with their villains pictured? I have cool foes too like... um... Captain Boomerang and that Gorilla dude. *sighs* Alright, I see why now."

Listening Jefferson Starship makes Chewy nostalgic about his homeworld.

Neon Genesis Evangelion

Mission Hill! Someone remembers this great show.