Oh, how I miss the good old days when Disney-produced movies had their pay TV premiere on the Disney Channel rather than airing on Starz.

What the hell is an Aluminum Falcon?!

Is Vince really that desperate to get people to watch Wrestlemania after this year's disappointment (and concerns that the talent that more experienced wrestling fans are into will be too banged up to take part in the event this year)?

Don't you mean "Pray for Mojo"?

Where's the Joker from the series of OnStar ads featuring Batman?

So, does this mean binging is "following all the rules to a t while wearing a nightmarish mask"?

All that we need now is for it to have a theme song which involves a choir of men singing about wieners.

Of course. a number of people working on the show are well aware of My Little Pony's fandom among adults, with them incorporating elements that would have them go all nuts.

My Vestron "wish list" title: the anime version of Marvel's Tomb of Dracula (aka the Dracula film where he eats a hamburger).

When it comes to scary video logos, Vestron is responsible for a number of logos that still make me uncomfortable to this day, with their scariest (IMO) being their logo for their kid video branch, Children's Video Library.

AKA Streisand as depicted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.

What are the odds that HBO is well aware that there's no way the show was going to top the episode about Mr. Hooper's death and felt it was better to have the older cast members leave the show before they follow in Hooper's footsteps?

What are the odds that the Golden Truth/Pokemon Go bits was the compromise that the writers had to make with Vince in order to allow Sasha to win the Women's Title and Balor to cleanly pin Reigns in the main event?

Tell that to someone who prefers it when My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic tells a good story instead of focusing the episode on something that would make the fandom go nuts (i.e. Bats!, Slice of Life).

At least it's not Michael Bay trying to attract the brony crowd by including a Rainbow Dash plushie in Transformers: Age of Extinction.

…and the Supremo being the Steven Universe version of the Trueno AE86.

I was waiting for someone to mention the episode's homage to Initial D, especially when you consider that the Supremo is a parody of the Trueno AE86, the car that is driven by the main hero of that show.

25 years and my life is still trying to get up that great big hill of hope for a destination.

Now it's time for cake.

Brother Nero…
Brother Nero…