Phaneron

Trivia: Shooter McGavin is a playable character in PGA Tour 2K25.

Phaneron ★

And Then There Was Shawn - S5-E17

Trivia: Will Friedle and guest star Jennifer Love Hewitt dated in real life around the time this episode was filmed. Friedle believed the two of them would be together forever, which prompted Michael Jacobs to cast Hewitt in this episode for the sole purpose of killing her off in front of Eric, as a kind of cruel metaphor that, contrary to what Friedle thought, their relationship would eventually end.

Phaneron ★

And Then There Was Shawn - S5-E17

Trivia: At one point while filming this episode, the director yelled at the cast for being unprofessional and stormed off the set.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The scene with the lie detector came about as a suggestion from Robert De Niro after he learned about them from a friend he had in the CIA.

Phaneron ★

A No-Rough-Stuff Type Deal - S1-E7

Trivia: Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, and Raymond Cruz reprised their respective roles of Walter White, Jesse Pinkman, and Tuco Salamanca for a Super Bowl commercial for Popcorners, which was reminiscent of the scene where Tuco tried the blue meth for the first time.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The babysitter's name is Annie Wilkes, which is the same name as the main antagonist of Misery, another Stephen King story.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: This film features the Serpent Society as secondary antagonists. They were originally jokingly teased as the main antagonists and subtitle at the announcement of Captain America: Civil War before that film's actual title was revealed a few minutes later.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: WWE wrestler Seth Rollins originally had a role in this film, but he revealed that his role was eventually cut following re-shoots.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: In the comics, Ruth Bat-Seraph goes by the codename Sabra and is a Mossad agent. Due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza, her codename was omitted from the film, and her background as a Mossad agent was dropped in favour of her being a former Black Widow.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: In the months following this film's release, Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld had a falling out with Marvel, alleging he and his family were mistreated by Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, particularly at the after-party for the film's premiere. Liefeld later called for Marvel to fire Feige, saying that Feige needed to be "taken off the mound" and that he was "spent."

Phaneron ★

Trivia: Although he's the film's main antagonist, in the comics, Alexander Pierce is a supporting hero.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: This film marks the third time that a first Fantastic Four adaptation of a planned franchise was released during the fifth year of a decade. The first to get a theatrical release was directed by Tim Story and released in 2005, being successful enough to warrant a 2007 sequel. The second was the Josh Trank-directed "Fant4stic" in 2015, which ended up being a major box office bomb.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The first trailer for this film was released on February 4, which, similar to the team name, can be abbreviated as F4.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The unreleased Roger Corman film from 1994 notwithstanding, this is the first Fantastic Four film in which Johnny Storm is depicted as having comic book-accurate blonde hair.

Phaneron ★

Show generally

Deliberate mistake: Whenever Dexter injects somebody with M99, they are immediately rendered unconscious. In reality, this would take several minutes.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The first film garnered the most Academy Award nominations of any film from 2019, with eleven, winning two. By contrast, this film received the most Razzie nominations of any film from 2024, with seven, likewise winning two.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: SPOILER: This series marks the MCU debut of the personification of Death, as played by Aubrey Plaza. In the comics, Death has unreciprocated romantic feelings from Thanos, and she was the impetus for him acquiring the Infinity Stones and using them to wipe out half of all life in existence.

Phaneron ★

Marge vs. the Monorail - S4-E12

Trivia: Conan O'Brien, who wrote this episode, did a live rendition of "The Monorail Song" at the Hollywood Bowl in 2014 with the Hollywood Gay Men's Choir and Hank Azaria. He dedicated the performance to Phil Hartman.

Phaneron ★

Trivia: The mask Cary Elwes wore as the Dread Pirate Roberts sold at an auction in 2024 for £100,800 (approximately $127,000).

Phaneron ★

Trivia: Chris Potter became a huge fan of Cable's story arc after taking over his voice role from Lawrence Bayne. Potter didn't pay attention to Cable's story arc from the original animated series since he wasn't the one voicing him.

Phaneron ★