The very first appearance of Basil? (an expanded version of "The Bookshelf" with Marty Feldman; more info in comments)
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What's the "ha-ha" moment in which Nelson gets... sucked in to some container or creature just as he speaks? (I'm thinking it's a Treehouse of Horror ep from golden-age Simpsons)
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Once again, it's 'Dagwood's chronic boner.' (info in comments)
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Could someone explain to me in rational, knowledgeable, & experienced words how the CamJ-for-MPJ swap was 'strong-value' for the Nets? (because I don't really see it at the moment)
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"We are resilient, inventive, innovative, have lots of ingenuity, and resources to deal with problems so as to adapt. Civilizational collapse is probably more unlikely than ever. Stop the Doomerism!"
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Who did Troy McClure take out on a date in exchange for passing his eye test? (includes a 15-question visual quiz in comments)
A collection of screenshots of weird faces made in the animation of The Simpsons
European Graphic Novels+ is losing its server at the end of the month. 😕
A place for fans of European comics. This subreddit mainly covers Franco-Belgian, Italian and Spanish comics and graphic novels. "Bande dessinée" (BD) is the French term for comic (lit. "drawn strip").
Some thoughts on the tragic death of Phil Hartman, and the tendency to frame the event as being solely due to his wife Brynn, as well as Andy Dick.
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Any thoughts on the isometric-style "Cadaver" (Bitmap Brothers, 1991)? (review and link in comments)
Dedicated subreddit for gaming on MS-DOS or Windows 3.0+, either via Dosbox or actual hardware. IPX networking, QEMM386'ing, all kinds of retro video game fun.
Ringo's "You're Sixteen" is one of the many amazing songs that blew me away, from the brilliant 1973 "Ringo" album. The lyrics were awkward of course, dating back to the original song itself, but IIRC-- this album was more or less the first time Ringo really cut loose on vocals, or is that wrong?
Welcome to The Beatles!
["It's a badge of honor, Andy!"] "Oh, Rose-Marie, I love you..."
A place to discuss Andy Kaufman and his work.
Ooh boy, this isn't going to go VERY WELL, I suspect..?
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
What are your best tips and tricks for improving FF on WinX's overall speed, as well as minimizing its memory-usage?
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Let's be clear-- who's the most *horrible* character across all of W&J..?
Marina-- "I was a real ugly 'duckling'... I was the kid that was made fun of by everyone else, because I was so ugly..." (2:45 in the interview)
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What are your best / favorite AF tips & hacks?
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"Spockabilly," credit to u/Zenchilada & midjourney
/r/TOS is for all topics relating to Star Trek: The Original Series (plus TAS and the original films).
Trouble with Tribbles outtake: Spock's facial expressions courtesy of Leonard Nimoy!
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What are you reading? – April 2025
A place for fans of European comics. This subreddit mainly covers Franco-Belgian, Italian and Spanish comics and graphic novels. "Bande dessinée" (BD) is the French term for comic (lit. "drawn strip").
Why exactly was René Goscinny such a unique, irreplaceable writer upon Astérix le Gaulois?
Astérix is a French comic series created by writer René Goscinny and artist Albert Uderzo. It is the most successful European comic series of all time. By Toutatis!
Some thoughts on Jeff Smith's collected "Tuki" series, v1-2
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He will surely cut off my "plarg," and had it to me!
New York’s hottest club is…
Quite thankful that at long last, I actually had an OKAY interaction with a local homeless bloke.
This subreddit is for posting screenshots, pictures, or stories of people who are being way too picky when begging for things.