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Peterschmidt Manor - S20-E7

Trivia: In the flashback, young Lois is crying because the kids said she's MADtv funny and not SNL funny. Alex Borstein, who voices Lois, spent 5 seasons on MADtv.

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Must Love Dogs - S20-E3

Trivia: When Peter says "Mazel tov" and Lois asks where that came from, he says "from Marvelous Mrs. Mazel Tov. You should know that, Lois." Alex Borstein (who voices Lois) stars in the show "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

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Trivia: Considered by many to be one of the worst films made, it "won" a Golden Raspberry for all 12 categories, including worst rip-off/remake. It's considered a rip-off "Glen or Glenda" (1953). "Glen or Glenda" (written and directed by and starring Ed Wood) was also considered one of the worst films made. In Michael and Harry Medved's 1980 book "The Golden Turkey Awards", Ed Wood "won" Worst Director.

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Bums: Making a Mess All Over the City - S3-E14

Trivia: The guy who pulls a gun on Mac and Dee is Rob McElhenny's (Mac) real life father. He's listed in the credits as "Bob McElhenny : Tweaker."

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Charlie Goes America All Over Everybody's Ass - S2-E9

Trivia: At the end, in the basement, the Russian Roulette scene is similar to the Russian Roulette scene in "The Deer Hunter", with Danny DeVito wearing glasses with one dark lens and the two guys in red headbands and white shirts.

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Trivia: The Irish bar is named "The Banshee." Series creator and writer, Jonathan Trooper, also created and wrote the TV series "Banshee", which also aired on Cinemax. Both series also starred Hoon Lee and had episodes directed by Loni Peristere.

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Tiny Problems - S3-E1

Trivia: The song playing when Jack is shopping online for a popcorn maker is "Pop Corn", a 1969 synth-pop instrumental song by Gershon Kingsley.

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Atonement - S2-E9

Trivia: Dick goes to the fictional town of Kane, Nevada. Kane could be a tribute to Bob Kane, one of the creators of Batman, and/or Gil Kane (no relation), a prolific comic book artist whose work includes Teen Titans, Hawk and Dove, Nightwing, Superman, and Batman. Gil Kane was also involved in the 1988 Superman cartoon TV series.

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Atonement - S2-E9

Trivia: When Gar is by himself, on day 2 he's wearing a "Toei Animation" shirt. Toei Animation was one of the production companies involved in the 1988 "Superman" cartoon TV series.

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Trivia: The film Charles and Laura are watching in the hotel is "Shane." Charles goes on to say he saw the film in the theater when he was Laura's age. However, Charles was born in 1932 and "Shane" came out in 1953, meaning he would have been 21. (I still listed this part as trivia since it could be argued Charles is forgetful in his old age). Laura's last lines come from the ending of "Shane."

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Trivia: When Charlton Heston is replaced as the gas station attendant, his name tag says "Charlie."

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Trivia: In the line to the bladder, when Jones is trying to stop Drix from leaving, you see one of the creatures holding Pikachu from Pokémon (when Jones says "get your time-release butt off this boat"). At the time of the film, 2001, the Pokémon TV series was airing on Kids' WB and WB was the distributor of "Osmosis Jones."

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Trivia: Paul Bartel and Mary Woronov play Paul and Mary Bland in this film. These are the characters they played in the film "Eating Raoul."

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Trivia: One of the things the T-800's scans indicates about people is their "somatotype"; ectomorph, endomorph, or mesomorph. This is a classification system developed in the 40's about people's body type.

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Trivia: Troy Gentile plays young JB (Jack Black). In his previous role, "Nacho Libre" Gentile played young Nacho, who was played by Jack Black. Incidentally, "gentile" means one who is not Jewish, and Jack Black was born and raised Jewish.

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Trivia: John C Riley has an uncredited role as Sasquatch. Riley played Sasquatch in an episode of the TV series "Tenacious D."

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Trivia: In the end credits it says "Acknowledgment to the works of Harlan Ellison." Ellison was a prolific writer, including writing the "Star Trek" episode "The City on the Edge of Tomorrow." Ellison claimed "The Terminator" was based on his "The Outer Limits" episode "Solider." The matter was settled for an undisclosed amount with the acknowledgment to be included in the credits, which was done on the home releases. Cameron has denied Ellison's claim and disagreed with adding the acknowledgment.

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Trivia: A lot of people involved in James Gunn's "Guardian of the Galaxy Vol. 2" also appeared in, or worked on, Gunn's "The Suicide Squad." For example; Michael Rooker, Sylvester Stallone, Sean Gunn, Steve Agee, Stephen Blackehart, Pom Klementieff, and Terence Rosemore appeared in both films. And one of the rats that played Sebastian is named Crisp Ratt. Henry Braham and Fred Raskin did the cinematography and film editing for both films. Just to name a few.

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Trivia: The homeowner of the house Axel was "borrowing" is played by Richard Tienken, one of the producers of "Beverly Hills Cop II." Tienken also was a producer for two of Eddie Murphy's stand-up specials "Delirious" and "Raw" as well as Murphy's previous film, "The Golden Child."

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Trivia: When Rosewood and Taggart are first at the house Axel "borrowed", Rosewood says "maybe the Pointer Sisters live here." The Pointer Sisters are featured in the film's soundtrack with the song "Be There." They were also featured in the first film.

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