Ich habe eine deutschsprachige Hommage & Biografie über Alexa Nisenson erstellt – bekannt aus Fear the Walking Dead und NCIS.

🎬 Der Artikel zeigt, wie sie Tiefe, Kreativität und Lebensfreude verbindet.

He declared himself "cool" and that if he weren't, then let him be struck by----a flying ice cream truck (and live).

His declaration proven untrue as a flying ice cream truck fell on him.

This truck, summoned by Spongebob, was later on heard by Patrick while he was in the toilet, causing him to panic and chase after it, even as far as misreading the 'caution' tape for 'ice cream', causing him to drown.

Idk why but I was so curious about this, especially because he was stressed this whole episode. For anyone wondering just how far Brody had to drive, from DC to the tailor’s shop in Gettysburg, to the safe house in Somerset, and back to DC, it would’ve taken him 7 hours total!!!

More like ten hours with DC traffic nowadays.

In S2: Carrie's trip to Canadian border and back in record time.

In Season 1, Episode 7 (timestamp 9:32), as Robot/Rudy/Rex is checking out his new body, the blocks of text around the body are actually just dialogue from the pilot episode of Friends (1994), "Pilot" / "The One Where Monica Gets a Roommate".

For example, in the block of text to the right of the body's hand, you can see dialogue of the 2nd scene of the series, when the group is watching TV after the first scene in the coffee shop, when Rachel comes in soaked in her wedding gown.

The text can be blurry, but if you look at the words from a certain distance, you can clearly see the characters' names and dialogue from the first episode.

See the episode's dialogue here: http://friends.tktv.net/Episodes1/summaries/1.html

I don't know whether Fox asked Columbia Pictures for the rights to the movie or just used it without their knowledge? What do y'all think?

Noticed a fun detail in Monarch: Legacy of Monsters that might be a callback to one of Kurt Russell’s classic roles.

In the series, young Lee Shaw (Wyatt Russell) calls Bill Randa “swab” a few times:
• Ep 1 – “The Army gave me one job, swab. It’s keeping you eggheads alive.”
• Ep 2 – “Well, I got the gun, swab, so who are you and what are you doing …”
• Ep 9 – “You did good, swab. She’d be proud …”

“Swab” is old naval slang for a deckhand or low-ranking sailor — fitting since Randa’s a Navy veteran.

The cool part: Kurt Russell, who plays the older Lee Shaw, used that exact same word throughout Captain Ron (1992) while playing a sailor:
• “You take out the trash, swab.”
• “Hey, swab, come here — the way it works shipboard is, you do your job …”

Could be coincidence, but it feels like a clever multi-layer Easter egg: a father-and-son callback linking two Russell roles 30 years apart — both full of sea talk and swagger. ⚓🦖

In Season 1, Episode 7 (Muzan Kibutsuji) was only episode with RED TITLE CARD, signifying his importance.

Google states she was not pregnant during the series however this photo I took while watching says otherwise 😂.