The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (2004)

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (2023)

Madam Satan (1930)

Krush Groove (1985)

lol the mods are a joke

Me watching the uneven-as-hell new Futurama episodes now that I've cancelled Disney+.

Innerspace (1987)

Professor Farnsworth: We received your number broadcast. But how were you able to build a transmitter in a land of pure abstraction? Georg Cantor: I had fortunately with me pencils und paper. I needed only to prove a transmitter could exist... and then build it out of pencils and paper.

In this Season 13 episode I'm watching, Fry says he's not sure if he's known Leela for 10 years or 40, and the professor yells that it's impossible to tell because of all the time-loops they've been in.

Billy West clearly sounds older as Fry, yes, but Fry is also canonically in his 40s or 50s at this point. Again, wild.

It hasn't stated it outright, but I assume the reason the characters don't look any older is because of future technology. That said, it doesn't all fit. Cubert Farnsworth and Hermes' son are still kids for some reason.

The original run episode where Amy and Kiff had tadpole children ended with it saying they'd mature in 20 years. Well, guess what? There was an episode last season where the kids returned.

So, a weird thing about modern Futurama is they haven't done the sliding timescale thing, even though it would have been very easy to do so. Fry gotten frozen in the year 2000, got unfrozen in the year 3000, and the show now takes place in 3024.

- Where'd they go? - Maybe they turned into cars! You know, like the Transformers! - Yeah, yeah... Let's go kick those cars! (I feel like The Great North doesn't get talked up nearly enough)

Nope (2022)

War 2 (2025)

Mother! (2017)

The Surfer (2025)

It's weird that Rainier Wolfcastle never seemed to have starred in a Conan-like movie in his backstory on The Simpsons.

Monstrous Regiment (2003) by Terry Pratchett

Red Sonja (2025)

Together (2025)

Joe Versus the Volcano (1990)

The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

FLCL (Anime, 2000)

Excalibur (Marvel comic book series) by Chris Claremont, Alan Davis, and others

Work smarter, not harder. I've been getting really great results with this new AI-based tool.

Eyes of Wakanda (2025 animated miniseries)

This gets funnier the more time you wait

Some truly excellent Burns faces in the Bobo episode

Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone (2007)

If... (1968)

Closer (2004)

Stephen Sondheim's Company (2011 production)

The Naked Gun (2025)

The Filth (comic book series) by Grant Morrison, Chris Weston, and Gary Erskine

Madman (comic book series) by Mike Allred and others

Whataburger is doing a King of the Hill tie-in, but they're not even doing anything different they're just saying Hank would get a #2. Not even a Hank Hill Meal just "he would order what is already on the menu", which is true to be fair.