Trivia: Since episode 10 of season 2, "Nor I, Nigel AKA Leg in Iron", all the episode names (at least to episode 21) are palindromes (a word or phase spelled the same forward or backwards).
Bishop73
3rd May 2017
Blindspot (2015)
3rd May 2017
Blindspot (2015)
Regard a Mere Mad Rager - S2-E19
Trivia: Even though simply opening the door is the solution, the math problem given yields an imaginary number. In the problem "boing" equals -1 and "flarp" equals 2. Then it asks what is the square root of -1 over 2. It's impossible to get the square root of a negative number since any number times itself yields a positive number.
28th Apr 2017
Last Man Standing (2011)
Gameday Forecast: Showers - S6-E2
Trivia: Ed states that everyone has to do what they did last year during the Broncos/Chargers game since the Broncos won that game and then ended up winning the Super Bowl. In this episode, which aired before the actual 2016 Broncos home game against the Chargers, it's implied the Broncos won (and a good sign they'll win the Super Bowl again.) The Broncos did beat the Chargers at home, however, they failed to make the playoffs.
5th Apr 2017
Bob's Burgers (2011)
Aquaticism - S7-E14
Trivia: In the opening intro the store next to Bob's is called "Pro-pain Accessories" and the exterminator is "Dale's Dead-Bug." Hank Hill, from the show "King of the Hill", sells propane and propane accessories and his neighbor, Dale Gribble, owns Dale's Dead-Bug. Jim Dauterive, one of the show's creator/writer was also a writer/producer for "King of the Hill."
30th Mar 2017
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Trivia: When Chang is being chased by Professor Hickey, he screams out his same-sex celebrity crush is Nathan Fillion. Nathan Fillion would end up appearing in the next episode as Bob Waite.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Cooperative Polygraphy - S5-E4
Trivia: Pierce's boat that he gives Troy to sail the world in is called the "Childish Tycoon." Donald Glover, who plays Troy, uses the stage name "Childish Gambino" in his music career.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Trivia: The name for this episode is a play on words of "Law and Order" creator, Dick Wolf.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Biology 101 - S3-E1
Trivia: This episode aired Sept 22, 2011 where Abed learns season 3 of the (real life) TV show "Cougar Town" is moving to mid-season, which he fears means an upcoming cancellation. Abed and Troy say "6 seasons and a movie" in regards to the show (a line previously used in reference to "The Cape", another favourite show of his). While no movie was made, "Cougar Town" did move to mid-season in 2012 and lasted for 6 seasons.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Aerodynamics of Gender - S2-E7
Trivia: When Abed is in his "Terminator" mode, the display shows references to later episodes (and at the time unaired). On the left is "Projected Cycles." In s02e08 we learn Abed inadvertently began tracking the girls' menstrual cycle. Under "Memos" there's "Record Cougartown. Troy's Birthday 14 days. Get Rudolph for Xmas. Confirm Mom for Xmas. Build blanket fort." Later we learn Abed loves the show, and in s02e19 he tells Jeff he was an extra on the show Cougartown (Abed/Danny Pudi does actually appear as an extra in the show). In s02e10, the group celebrates Troy's birthday (while still respecting his Jehovah's Witnesses believes). In s02e11, we learn Abed's Mom comes to visit every December 9th and they watch Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. In s02e09, Abed and Troy build a blanket fort. Additionally, s03e14 is the episode with multiple massive blanket and pillow forts.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Trivia: Near the end Pierce suggests turning #OldWhiteManSays, which has 600,000 twitter followers, into a TV show. He says "how about Old White Man Says..." (where he non-verbally implies a curse word) and everyone replies, no one would watch it. This episode aired the same day as the TV show "S#*! My Dad Says", which is based on a real twitter account posting crazy things someone's old, white dad says. "S#*! My Dad Says" was cancelled after only 18 episodes while "Community" ended up airing 84 more episodes.
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
23rd Mar 2017
Community (2009)
Trivia: Troy says he's Jehovah's Witness. In real life, actor Donald Glover was raised as a Jehovah's Witness. Annie says she's Jewish. In real life, actress Allison Brie's mother is Jewish, making her Jewish as well.
8th Mar 2017
Captain America: Civil War (2016)
Trivia: Director Joe Russo appears in the film as Dr. Broussard, the murdered psychiatrist hired to interview Bucky. Russo plays a different character than he did in "Captain America: Winter Soldier", but still uses the alias Gozie Agbo in the credits.
8th Mar 2017
The Great Indoors (2016)
No Bad Ideas - S1-E5
Trivia: It was said that Clark asked someone in an interview "which Gilmore Girl are you?" Clark's mom is played by Tricia O'Kelley who appeared on "Gilmore Girls."
27th Feb 2017
Workaholics (2011)
Trivia: The drug dealer's name is Karl Hevacheck. When he meets Alice's dad in the office, he gives a "fake" name, Kyle Newacheck. This is the actor's real name.
22nd Feb 2017
Elementary (2012)
Trivia: The searching for buried old video game cartridges is based on a true event of Atari burying their failed video game, "E.T." (arguably one of the worst video games ever and leading to the home video game crash). Atari secretly crushed and buried unsold cartridges, which also mistakenly became an urban legend where the idea of the massive burial was regarded only as a myth. In 2013, a company was granted access to the landfill "E.T." was buried in and a documentary was made filming the search and un-burial, also something one of the characters in the episode said he did.
16th Feb 2017
Seinfeld (1990)
Trivia: Despite Christine Taylor (the woman Jerry is dating in the episode) now being the real-life daughter-in-law of Jerry Stiller (who plays George Costanza's dad), Taylor didn't meet Jerry's son, Ben Stiller, until 2 years later.
30th Jan 2017
Seinfeld (1990)
Trivia: The end scene on the bus, when Kramer tells Jerry he's falling apart is a tribute to the film, "Midnight Cowboy" where Ratso tells Joe Buck he's falling apart. Joe Buck was played by Jon Voight, who appears in this episode.
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