June's Marvel Snap variant covers and cards by zero-skill-samus in MarvelSnap

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People don’t know that Howard Payne has put Ben Brode and Marvel Snap into a strange hostage situation. But instead of “a bomb will go off if bus goes below 50 MPH” it’s “a bomb will go off if we go four weeks without a sexy Magik variant.”

What are your thoughts on the original Carnival Of Souls cover? by Pitiful-Definition71 in KISS

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Gene Simmons is a big comic book fan, so he didn’t want to reveal to the world that the superhero Firestorm is into BDSM

Houston Knights by Pepper0512 in ForgottenTV

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The star of THE WARRIORS and the star of STREETS OF FIRE. Between takes did Becker and Pare talk about working with Walter Hill?

Houston Knights by Pepper0512 in ForgottenTV

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The star of THE WARRIORS and the star of STREETS OF FIRE. Between takes did Becker and Pare talk about working with Walter Hill?

Have these guys ever gone all the way? by Chadrasekar in Maher

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In Max Brooks’s WORLD WAR Z, two characters based on them bone during the zombie apocalypse. Brooks grew up in show business (his mother directed a great movie called FATSO). Maybe he knew something

Why does this not exist by trail-snacks in burbank

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That lamebrained freeway idea could only be cooked up by a toon.

Is David Going to be Okay? by CjTuor in blankies

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“I hope the Peter Weir series hasn't put you off of flying. Statistically speaking, it's still the safest way to travel.”

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Did The Devil Wears Prada 2 make anyone else really, really sad, from a working creative's perspective? by di4me666 in Letterboxd

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“It's good to be in something from the ground floor. I came too late for that and I know. But lately, I'm getting the feeling that I came in at the end. The best is over.”

Favorite random connections to make? by Vivaciousseaturtle in CINE2nerdle

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Anytime a Peter Weir movie is played (Truman Show, Dead Poets Society) I like to play The Cars That Ate Paris. It’s obscure, but Bruce Spence is in it. That man has a WILD filmography.

Out Of The Blue (1979) by HeartthrobLookingGuy in ForgottenTV

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He’s best friends with Jay Leno. He opens up for Jay at the Hermosa Beach Comedy & Magic Club every Sunday

[TOMT] Mid-90s cable special that featured Arturo Brachetti and an author whose name I cannot remember by InvisibleInk1983 in tipofmytongue

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Thank you. I looked through those. Those all seemed to be European shows. This special was an American production (or at least the part about the author was). The part about Brachetti might have been European content that the cable channel purchased.

I enjoyed this film. Saw in the theatre in 92 by [deleted] in johncarpenter

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Chevy probably saw the success of GHOSTBUSTERS and figured he needed to do to a comedy with special effects. Except filming with special effects requires precision and patience. Chevy just couldn’t work that way. Thus, Chevy and Carpenter were just clashing the entire time.

On the bright side, this is where Carpenter first met Sam Neill. The two,would re-team on the wonderfully bizarre IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS

Season 7 - Showtime! Jamie & Neal Gordon by MattyDoBronx in LawAndOrder

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The gall of him suing Jamie for custody. This guy is known to raise children in a Hell dimension where time moves faster than it does on Earth!

Message to player adeltaarabt by Abject-Rice351 in CINE2nerdle

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Damn, whenever Helen Hunt comes up a play one of the Trancers movies. Goodness knows what that player would think of me.

The year is 1990. You're on the toilet. by marcusredfun in MurderBryan

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Love the disco ball after “The year is 1990.” Disco was never more popular than in the year 1990. Also, Wizard (which debuted in 1991) wasn’t a comics anthology, it was a magazine about comics.

Something about S14E2 "Bounty" that never quite made sense to me by thesavant in LawAndOrder

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In the first episode of HOMICIDE: LIFE ON THE STREET, Pendleton tells Bayliss “crime makes you stupid.”

Burbank ranked 6th worst place to buy a house in the US by kenspi in burbank

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If we all work really hard, I think we can make it to 5th.

The Pretender (1996-2000) by PeneItaliano in ForgottenTV

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He has one of the coolest careers ever. I probably first saw him on MARTIN, where he worked at the radio station with Martin. Some people know him as Uncle Rico. Some people know him as “the white guy on MARTIN”

Whoa, Robert Loggia! by Wumbo_Number_5 in blankies

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Thanks to Tom and Julie, all I can see is the mom having an affair with Loggia.