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Trivia: In the opening prologue scene, we are introduced to a murder victim in 1911 called Sir Edmund William Godfrey, who is stated to be a pharmacist. Later in the movie, Linda berates a pharmacist. Both these characters are played by the same actor, Pat Healy, and both characters are pharmacists. (00:00:35 - 01:03:45)

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Trivia: When Keller looks at the newspaper detailing Bob Taylor's suicide whilst at Holly's house, the reporter who wrote the article is called Aaron Guzikowski. Aaron Guzikowski is also the name of the movie's screenwriter. (01:51:15)

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The God Complex - S6-E12

Trivia: When everyone is walking through the hotel corridors shortly after the Doctor, Amy and Rory arrive, there is a brief scene where a PE teacher exits a room and starts berating the Doctor. Though never stated, it's implied that this is Rory's room. In The Doctor's Wife, when Amy and Rory are trapped on the TARDIS and are being taunted by House, he tells House that he had a PE teacher just like him.

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Trivia: On Paterson's bed stand, there is a photo of a younger Paterson during his military service. This is an actual photo of Adam Driver from his time in the United States Marine Corps. (00:01:40)

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Trivia: There is a brief scene where faceless men walk up to a furnace one-by-one and get incinerated, before falling in. Then it cuts to a different location near the furnace where a steam roller drives past, and the Wilhelm scream can be heard faintly, as one of the faceless men is falling into the furnace in the background. (00:18:00)

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Trivia: Game Over: While all the characters in The Simpsons are drawn with four fingers, God is drawn with five fingers, reflecting how he is different from the rest of them.

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Trivia: This game offers 16 levels with different 2-character groupings. There are seven levels with Homer and Bart (eight if you count Game Over for the Wii and PSP versions), three with Bart and Lisa, two with Marge and Lisa, one with Homer and Lisa and one with Homer and Marge. However, there are no levels in the game that feature a 2-character grouping between Marge and Bart. The closest the game ever gets to this is the 4-character grouping Game Over (but only for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions).

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Trivia: Grand Theft Scratchy: The vest that Poochie wears is shown to have a large P on it, and a smaller star next to it. This is a reference to the Rockstar Games logo, which features a large R, and a smaller star next to it.

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Episode #1.24 - S1-E24

Trivia: Daily Mail journalist Frederick McKenzie takes a photo of the Righteous Army, which is stated to be the only existing photo of Korea's freedom fighters. This photo is a direct recreation of a real-life photo of the Righteous Army, taken by Frederick McKenzie (who was a real-life war journalist) and is to date, the only existing photo of Korea's freedom fighters. (00:30:12)

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Trivia: When the Protagonist and Neil exit the shipping container and begin running past the wreckage of the plane to get to the turnstile inside the Freeport, the ambulance that they steal later in the scene after going through the turnstile can be seen among the emergency vehicles that they run past. It is definitely the same ambulance shown on both occasions as it has the number "02-06" on top and has the same number plate "ZXI04712." The Protagonist, wearing the same armor, can also be seen sitting in the driver seat. It is not something that the camera focuses on, but it can be noticed in the background of shot. (01:40:52)

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Trivia: When Humbert first sees Quilty in the mansion, he asks him if he is Quilty, to which Quilty replies with "No, I'm Spartacus. Have you come to free the slaves or something?" This is a reference to the scene from the movie Spartacus, where the slaves who have been recaptured by the Romans all announce that they are Spartacus to try and protect Spartacus when he tries to announce who he is. This is also serves as an in-joke as it was Stanley Kubrick's previous movie, which he made before doing Lolita. (00:03:36)

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Trivia: If the player goes to a certain cliffside overlooking the El Gordo Lighthouse at 11pm, the ghost of Jolene Cranley-Evans, the murdered wife of politician Jock Cranley can be seen. The story is that she was pushed off the cliff by her husband, but her death was later declared as accidental. The name "Jock" can be seen written in blood on the rock Jolene hovers over, accusing him of killing her. The ghost will disappear if the player approaches it, but can be viewed through a sniper rifle scope.

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Trivia: There is a secret boss fight that can be unlocked. This can be only unlocked if the player has 100% completed the game, completed the Strangers and Freaks mission The Last One, and collected all 27 peyote plants, as well as collected all 7 golden peyotes which can be found during either foggy or snowy weather. Once all of these requirements have been achieved, the player will then enter a hallucination where they become Bigfoot, and can engage in combat with a beast.

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Trivia: Prologue: In Ludendorff, whilst driving away from the bank in the getaway car, the player can decide to veer off the road and drive down towards a frozen lake. If they do so, the body of an alien can be found frozen in the lake.

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Trivia: If the player dials 19993673767 into their cellphone, they will be connected to the contact Black Cellphones. This will result in a small explosion which will change the appearance of the player's cellphone.

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Trivia: In the rural outback area of Los Santos, players can stumble across a scenario in which numerous trucks are parked in a circle, filled with dead bodies and injured survivors in a drug deal gone wrong. The player can then take the money from the deal, but if they do so, two trucks will chase after them and start shooting. This is a reference to the movie No Country for Old Men, in which Llewelyn Moss comes across a drug deal gone wrong, and takes a briefcase of money used for the drug deal and is then pursued afterwards.

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Trivia: During a specific time in the day, players can come across a scenario on a cliff in which a car is parked near the edge, and police cars are parked not far behind, cornering the car. The car will then drive off the edge of the cliff and explode when landing. This is a reference to the ending scene of Thelma and Louise, in which the exact same scenario plays out. The two main characters are cornered by police and drive off the edge of a cliff to escape them.

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Trivia: Marriage Counselling: When Michael catches his wife sleeping with the tennis coach, he chases him to what he believes is the tennis coach's house, unaware that it actually belongs to Martin Madrazo's girlfriend. Michael then attaches a rope to the foundation poles of the house and drives away, causing the house to collapse. This is a reference to a scene from Lethal Weapon 2, in which Riggs tears down a house using the exact same method.

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Trivia: Derailed: There are three tasks that need to be completed in order to obtain a gold medal, as shown by the final summary at the end of the level - Mission Time, Fastest Speed and Better Than CJ. The task "Better Than CJ" is a reference to the mission Wrong Side of the Tracks from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, where the main character CJ was driving along the side of a train on a motorbike.

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Trivia: Hood Safari: When Franklin, Trevor and Lamar are approaching Grove Street, three men who bear a resemblance to CJ, Ryder and Sweet from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, can be seen driving away from the cul-de-sac in bikes. This is a reference to the mission Sweet and Kendl from GTA: San Andreas in which they have to ride bikes to evade a gang.

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