I love this show 😂 (@modernfamily )
🍊 Cool fact: In ‘Modern Family,’ the “orange juice” code word at the center of the Season 8 episode ‘The Alliance’ was written by Andy Gordon and Ryan Walls as a deliberate parody of heist films, with the joke being that Sofia Vergara, Ty Burrell, and Eric Stonestreet were playing the scene with the same gravitas and urgency as characters in a high-stakes thriller.
What made the gag land even harder is that the entire scheme unravels not through clever detective work by Mitchell, but because Manny innocently mentions that Gloria never actually came home with the orange juice she was supposed to buy, making a grocery store errand the thing that brings down the whole operation.
‘Modern Family’ is available to stream on Hulu and Disney+.
(Source: Wikipedia, Collider, Grokipedia)
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Especially rn 😭 (@sesamestreet )
The audacity of that question in this economy. How is the financial situation. Buddy where do you want to start.
Hanging by a thread but make it a very thin threadx That is the most accurate way to put it.
Every month ends the same way which is somehow still surviving and having absolutely no idea how it happened.
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Me 😂
🚗 Cool fact: In ‘Home,’ the car scene where Tip unleashes her frustration at Oh was one of the most technically demanding scenes for Rihanna in the recording booth, as she admitted she was nervous every single session and needed multiple takes to find the right emotional register, since she had never voiced an animated character before.
Director Tim Johnson specifically worked with Rihanna on channeling that frustration authentically by encouraging her to draw from real feelings of being let down by someone she had begun to trust, which she said connected deeply to her own personal experiences of feeling like an outsider.
‘Home’ (2015) is available to stream on Netflix.
(Source: Essence, Front Row Features, IMDb)
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Classic 😂 (@nickelodeon )
🪥 Fun fact: In ‘The Penguins of Madagascar’ episode ‘Time Out,’ the writers snuck in one of the show’s most notorious gags by having Kowalski invent a Trans-Dimensional Toothbrush, despite penguins having no teeth whatsoever.
When King Julien points this out, Kowalski simply holds up the toothbrush and responds “But who can resist this?!” — a punchline the writers knew would read very differently to adult viewers than to kids, and it became one of the most talked-about examples of the show’s signature humor slipping things past the networks censors.
‘The Penguins of Madagascar’ (TV series) is available to stream on Paramount+.
(Source: Madagascar Wiki, TV Tropes)
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Siblings know how to push buttons 😭 (@andysamberg
🏍️ Fun fact: In ‘Hot Rod,’ Andy Samberg’s role was originally written for Will Ferrell, who had to drop out due to scheduling conflicts. Andy Samberg has said he deliberately avoided watching any Ferrell films during production because he did not want Rod Kimble to feel like a Ferrell impression.
‘Hot Rod’ (2007) is available to stream on Paramount+.
(Source: IMDb Trivia, Wikipedia, Screen Rant)
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My face has a mind of its own 😭 (@goldengirls )
🌴 Fun fact: In ‘The Golden Girls,’ Dorothy was written specifically as a “Bea Arthur type” by creator Susan Harris, yet NBC refused to cast the actual Bea Arthur because they feared her Q score was too low after her liberal reputation from ‘Maude.’
The network first tried Elaine Stritch, who completely bombed her audition. Bea Arthur only agreed to take the role after Rue McClanahan personally called her and said “Why are you going to turn down the best script that’s ever going to come across your desk as long as you live?” Arthur also had a contract clause allowing her to walk around barefoot the entire run of the show, on the condition she could not sue if she injured herself.
‘The Golden Girls’ (1985–1992) is available to stream on Hulu.
(Source: Hollywood Reporter, Factinate, MeTV)
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A dream come true (@jeffreydeanmorgan@amcthewalkingdead )
The threat was supposed to sting and instead it landed like a blessing. They really thought that was going to hurt.
No more obligatory responses, no more pretending to be available. Someone just got cut from the roster and they did it themselves.
Introverts are out here getting everything they wanted and having to fake being upset about it. Truly a great day.
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It’s the best tbh
Brad Pitt played Cliff Booth from ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ (2019) and the character was modeled after real stuntman Hal Needham, best known for his long partnership with Burt Reynolds.
Tarantino also pulled from stuntman Gary Kent, who actually worked on films shot at the Spahn Ranch while the Manson Family was living there.
Pitt won his first acting Oscar for the role and is now reprising it in a Netflix sequel directed by David Fincher.
‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ (2019) is available to stream on Hulu and FXNow.
(Source: Screen Rant / Vulture)
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Fr 😂
🐾 Fun fact: In ‘Dr. Dolittle,’ Raven-Symoné was cast as Charisse while she was still a regular on ‘Hangin’ with Mr. Cooper,’ meaning she shot the film during a gap between seasons of the show while still being an active TV cast member at just 12 years old.
The role was her first major theatrical film appearance, and she loved working with Eddie Murphy so much that she went on to reprise the role three years later in ‘Dr. Dolittle 2.’ Murphy has credited the young cast, including Raven-Symoné and Kyla Pratt, as one of the main reasons the film felt grounded despite its over-the-top talking animal concept.
‘Dr. Dolittle’ 1 & 2 (1998) are available to stream on Disney+.
(Source: Wikipedia, Raven-Symoné Disney Details Wiki)
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✨ Cool fact: In ‘Tangled,’ animating Rapunzel’s 70-foot braid required Disney to build an entirely new hair simulation system, with software engineer Kelly Ward spending six years writing the code to make it work.
The team animated 147 individual “tubes” that acted as guides, which were then rendered into up to 140,000 individual strands of hair per shot, making Rapunzel’s braid one of the most technically complex things Disney Animation had ever produced at the time.
‘Tangled’ (2010) is available to stream on Disney+.
(Source: Animation World Network, Post Magazine)
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They dont make movies like this anymore 😭
💘 Fun fact: In ‘Jerry Maguire,’ director Cameron Crowe pulled the line “you complete me” from a 1974 Joni Mitchell song called ‘Court and Spark,’ but he almost cut it from the script because he thought it was too sentimental.
It was Tom Cruise who personally pleaded with Crowe to keep it, saying “give me a shot, and if you don’t like it, edit it out,” and once Cruise delivered the monologue on set, Crowe said there wasn’t a dry eye on the entire crew.
‘Jerry Maguire’ (1996) is available to stream on Netflix.
(Source: Refinery29, Fandom Wire)
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