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Steamed
1 year
Oooh if Eric likes mystery can we get Sorta Stupid Reacting to PLUTO on Netflix? Because PLUTO is fucking phenomenal and I think you guys will love it.
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Residentfan 1
1 year
You guys talked over it but the German guitarist’s real name was Hans Van Shownon-Gruber. As in Hans Gruber, the German villain from Die Hard
+4
LastHale
1 year
As a native Wisconsinite who grew up in a small town who’s biggest industry was a a creamery I can confirm we have a lot of cheese and caftans.
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Darc
1 year
And here's where we see the start of Scooby-Doo being a total hypocrite. He got mad at shaggy for dating velma, even said "you're cheating on me" and then tried to put the moves on a girl dog the moment he saw her
+5
Raptor
1 year
I’ve always had a weird fondness for how the Scooby franchise sometimes gives a character a name that’s just a silly version of a celebrity with the same occupation like they did for Andy Warhol and Taylor Lautner. Whenever an episodic character has an unusual name, I usually try to spot the reference. My favorite was from a previous series where we get a professional golfer unapologetically named Cougar Forest.
Oooh if Eric likes mystery can we get Sorta Stupid Reacting to PLUTO on Netflix? Because PLUTO is fucking phenomenal and I think you guys will love it.
You guys talked over it but the German guitarist’s real name was Hans Van Shownon-Gruber. As in Hans Gruber, the German villain from Die Hard
As a native Wisconsinite who grew up in a small town who’s biggest industry was a a creamery I can confirm we have a lot of cheese and caftans.
And here's where we see the start of Scooby-Doo being a total hypocrite. He got mad at shaggy for dating velma, even said "you're cheating on me" and then tried to put the moves on a girl dog the moment he saw her
I’ve always had a weird fondness for how the Scooby franchise sometimes gives a character a name that’s just a silly version of a celebrity with the same occupation like they did for Andy Warhol and Taylor Lautner. Whenever an episodic character has an unusual name, I usually try to spot the reference. My favorite was from a previous series where we get a professional golfer unapologetically named Cougar Forest.