Comments by "retnavybrat" (@retnavybrat) on "WatchMojo.com" channel.

  1. What really impressed me was how Mike Myers was still staying in character even though he was fanboying over seeing Barbra Streisand.
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  2. 2:35 -- An ad in Playboy that "treats its female subject as a sexualized object"? That's a big surprise. *shakes head and rolls eyes*
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  3. This is the first I heard about Charles not being allowed to marry Camilla back in the 70s because she was Catholic (also first I heard that she was ever a member of that church). The reason I've always read and heard was that Camilla wasn't considered a suitable future Princess of Wales at the time was that her pedigree wasn't prestigious enough and she slept around.
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  4. 1:12 -- My favorite CSI scene of all time. 😁
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  5. I love how Mike Meyers was able to simultaneously stay in character while freaking out over Streisand's appearance.
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  6. The original Phantom of the Opera merits just an Honorable Mention? How horrific!
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  7. As nontraditional as it was, I'll go on record as stating that Hendrix's version of "The Star Spangled Banner" was 1000 times better than what's sung by most of the so called singers these days.
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  8. I'm surprised that the incident in which Steve Irwin brought his one month old son into the crocodile enclosure at his zoo (while feeding the crocs) didn't rate a Dishonorable Mention.
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  9. +mria621 Held accountable for humiliation, yes. For murder, no.
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  10. I always had it in my head that Metropolis was DC's version of NYC and Gotham City was DC's version of Chicago.
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  11. Should've included Fallon and Timberlake's camp skits.
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  12. Charlie Brown at number six? May whoever compiled this list get coal in their stockings.
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  13. +Dan Paradis I thought the deposition stated that Cosby admitted giving the woman drugs, but he claimed that (along with everything else that allegedly happened) was consensual. If that's the case, I don't see how the deposition is proof of rape.
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  14. Regarding China's response to the infant formula contamination, even though I'm kind of conflicted about the death penalty, I have to give the Chinese government kudos for holding people accountable for incidents like that.
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  15. She's not his housekeeper, but that was a cool scene. You don't mess with Mrs. Hudson on Sherlock's watch!
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  16. I'll definitely agree with that, especially since you know it was only done to serve as a cheap shot against Charlie Sheen.
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  17. When Myths #3 (Nothing Goes Wrong) and #1 (No One Gets Hurt) were mentioned, my first thought was "Tell that to Owen Hart's family".
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  18. If you really believe that Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer, seek professional help. There's no way a person can commit murders before he was even conceived. The first murders attributed to the Zodiac Killer happened in December 1968 and Cruz was born (in Canada, no less) in December 1970.
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  19. +WatchMojo At the beginning of the video, the narrator said this video wasn't going to judge whether or not these celebrities are right about their views on guns, yet you've named the video, "Celebrity Gun Nuts". Usually, the use of the word "nut" in a context such as this carries a negative connotation. Maybe you could've named the video something like "Celebrity Gun Enthusiasts" or "Celebrity Gun Proponents" instead?
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  20. +Bri Arcanum I've never seen it, but I agree that the premise is idiotic. I'm no corporate apologist, but I can't see blaming fast food establishments for the voluntary decisions of their customers. If you think about it, Spurlock negated his own hypothesis by making a conscious and voluntary choice to eat nothing but McDonalds for a month.
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  21. +Michael D So you consider allergic reactions and not being able to breathe properly "minor inconveniences"?
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  22. +Captain aMARIca As long as the immigrants come here legally and adhere to our public values, I don't have any problem with immigrants.
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  23. Anyone who finds the selection of Hitler as Time's "Man of the Year" controversial doesn't understand the criteria. It is the person (sometimes a thing or concept) that is determined to have had the most impact, for good or *bad*, over the past year.
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  24. +Gage Taylor Actually, pathogens that could be present in the blood could kill you. If I was that actress, I would've been furious that DiCaprio was being so careless.
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  25. +Daniel Yankun I don't understand people with your attitude. People like Jenner need help, not vile attacks.
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  26.  @brandylikedadrink2778  Camilla was married when she and Charles were seeing each other during his marriage in the 1980s and 90s, but she wasn't married when they were seeing each other in the 1970s. If Camilla couldn't have kids, please explain the existence of Tom Parker Bowles and Laura (Parker Bowles) Lopes (Camilla's children with her first husband, Andrew Parker Bowles)?
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  27. If there was a machine that could make a real life version of a character in a book, that machine would spit out Jeremy Brett after scanning the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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  28. "Why is Gamora?" should've had the number one spot all by itself.
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  29. Benedict Cumberbatch could make an instruction manual to a toaster sound erotic.
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  30. Actually, the plastic lips are probably one of the more practical things on this list. When I initially learned CPR back in the 90's, we were given mouth guards to protect us from any contagions that the victim could've been carrying. And, if I'm remembering correctly, we were told that they were standard equipment in an EMT's kit.
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  31. I don't read comics that often, but that was well worth reading.
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  32. +Gil F Not that Kim doesn't deserve to be taken out and the North Koreans be freed from him, but the US hasn't had the greatest track record when it comes to "liberating" countries.
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  33. Yeah, like him or loathe him, you can't deny that he has a highly recognizable look and voice.
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  34. Roddy Piper was one of my favorite wrestlers back in the day. So sad that he's gone.
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  35. +Daniel Contreras Isn't Blue Bell more of a regional product? It seems like WatchMojo was focusing on recalls that affected the entire country.
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  36. +Stephenie Tabor American companies aren't that innocent in that department, either.
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  37. +King_Of_Flash 14 I'm old enough to be a mother of a teenage girl and I've been a fan of Doctor Who since the Tom Baker era.
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  38. +Ripley Conklin I don't get it either.
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  39. No Serena from Bewitched? For shame. : (
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  40. +Mostly Harmless & +Dallas Mann If the Chinese government is to be believed, one of the men executed was supposed to have been the producer of nearly 800 tons of the contaminated powder. The other man supposedly mixed what he knew to be contaminated powder with milk, then sold it to baby formula companies. Personally, I have mixed feelings about the death penalty, but if all the above is true, I give the Chinese government credit for holding at least some people accountable for that tragedy.
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  41. +Nathalia Peña A story involving Ricky Martin and a female fan definitely would be a myth. : )
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  42. Don't people read or listen to more than the first sentence in any news story anymore? All that happened yesterday was that his application for parole was approved. Although it is a done deal, he won't actually be stepping out of the prison gates for a few more months.
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  43.  @bigboynow7936  Gotham may not be physically located in Illinois in the DCU, but it's atmosphere still reminds me of Chicago.
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  44. And Amy Poehler as Hillary.
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  45. +James Not too mention that some of the stories got into some pretty dark stuff for them being the imaginings of a young boy.
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  46.  @darrenheapy1265  A tainted one, though, since to be with his first love, Charles cheated on his wife, the mother of his young children.
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  47. The narrator neglected to mention that during the London 2012 ceremony, the Queen of England "parachuted" into the stadium. Of course I know the parachuting itself was a stunt, but I can't think of any other Olympic opening ceremony that incorporated the host country's head of state like that. Especially with the head of state being an 86 year old monarch.
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  48. +Brian I've heard too many tragic stories of little ones being left in cars and dying to not be more impressed by the potential of the Hot Seat.
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  49. And for another Star Trek and CHiPs connection, Michael Dorn (Worf) was on CHiPs for three years.
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  50. +Michelangelo That's a tough call. I personally prefer Bugs, but both he and Mickey are equally iconic.
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  51. +Shawn If I'm remembering correctly, many Christian organizations praised the movie.
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  52. +Steven Torrey That's funny. Unfortunately, if you're speaking to someone under the age of about 35, he/she won't know what the William Tell Overture or the Lone Ranger was.
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  53. +Ronin Raphael Liam Neeson sounds like a good idea.
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  54. +Patrick Gstir I don't watch movies that much, much less superhero ones, and I've been waiting for that one ever since Cumberbatch was announced as the lead.
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  55. But you can't hold conversations in programming languages. And, depending on where you live, knowing a second language can either be a deal breaker in being offered a job or be a requirement. When I took a cruise to Aruba a couple of years ago, an ice cream shop had a "Help Wanted" sign in the window. The sign said candidates for the job must know English, Papiamento, Dutch, and Spanish.
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  56. @David Weber: Was I the only one who cheered when his character was gunned down? 😁
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  57. Brooms still exist because most people aren't going to drag out the vacuum cleaner if it's a small mess, like a handful of spilled cereal.
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  58. +burby8100 What idiot is going admit under oath at a court deposition that he raped someone?
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  59. All that's missing in things like Alexa and Siri is the voice of Majel Barrett.
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  60. +Alex Andrews The competition was between the two characters in general, not the current manifestations specifically.
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  61. I still maintain that the TARDIS showed up, caught him, then dropped a Teselecta where Sherlock would've fallen. ; )
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  62. +Annekuss bruin I love Cumberbatch's portrayl of Holmes and think he is probably one of the best actors I've ever seen, but Brett was better as Holmes. The only way I can describe it is to say that if there was a machine that could scan a book and spit out a live human version of one of the characters, it would spit out Jeremy Brett after scanning the Sherlock Holmes stories.
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  63. It's funny that a lot of rappers turn out to be pretty decent actors. P.S. This list missed Ice-T from Law & Order: SVU.
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  64. +Agusti Guerola Garcia Well, if the Chinese government is to be believed, one of the men executed over the contaminated baby formula was the man who produced the powder and the other man mixed the powder with milk and sold it to the baby formula company.
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  65. +Will Huey I remember her from A Different World.
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  66. Here in Florida, we're sort of heading in the right direction. The state House and Senate recently passed a bill putting us on DST all year. I believe the Governor had signed it or will be signing it shortly. The reason I say "sort of heading in the right direction" is instead of year round DST, it should be year round standard time, in my opinion. What can I say, I'm old fashioned. 😀
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  67. Something I've never understood, Aaron Spelling knew what Doherty was like from 90210, yet he went ahead and hired her for Charmed. And, lo and behold, history repeated itself.
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  68. +TheBritishGuyFromTheSouth It took you that long to question Moffat? 😏
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  69. +2kol4scool It would be interesting to see how many children over the years ended up developing a love for classical music because they heard quite a bit of it in Looney Tunes cartoons.
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  70. ***** I read an interesting fanfic that suggested that since it was the Time Vortex that gave Rose the power she had as the Bad Wolf, she knew exactly what she was doing when she made Jack immortal because, at that moment, she could see every point in time where Jack had to be.
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  71. I never considered "Wind Beneath My Wings" as a romantic love song. I always took it as a song that tells an inspirational person in one's life how much he/she is appreciated.
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  72. Nobody expected "The Spanish Inquisition" to just rate a Honorable Mention!
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  73. I like the idea of requiring politicians to wear sponsorship logos.
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  74. +D.S. Gobari I love Cumberbatch as Sherlock and as an actor in general, but Brett is the best Holmes.
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  75. #5 -- It's been fourteen years since that ad and I still cry every time I see it.
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  76. +Robert Machulla I definitely agree with you about Matt Smith. He portrayed the "old man in a young man's body" vibe really well. It shone especially when he was interacting with River, Sarah Jane, and Jo. In real life, the actresses were old enough to be Matt's mothers, but they seemed to be the "young" ones in every scene the Eleventh Doctor had with them.
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  77. I wouldn't say that WatchMojo doesn't make any videos about Canada, but considering that it's a Canadian company, it could increase that number. I'm American, but I do like learning things about my neighbor to the north. 🙂
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  78. The appetite suppressant, Ayds, was on the market long before the disease was discovered, so it was more of a case of bad coincidence rather than poor marketing on the company's part.
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  79. I'm an American with a weird hobby of watching / listening to English language coverage of other countries' elections / referendums. I remember the night of the 1995 separation referendum when Premier Jacques Parizeau made his remarks about the referendum being defeated by "money and the ethnic vote". I knew that remark was going to come back and bite him on the backside.
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  80. Frasier and Harley Quinn should've been higher. In Frasier's case, how many minor characters get their own show that lasts just as long as the parent show and receive as many, if not more, accolades? In Harley's case, she was created specifically for the animated series, but was so impressive, DC put her into the comics. And now she's got a movie as well.
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  81. +Donna W If I'm remembering correctly, that became common knowledge as soon as Whitney Houston's version was released.
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  82. +King_Of_Flash 14 I'm not disagreeing that Sherlock Holmes is the more iconic of the two characters, just disputing your assertion that Doctor Who doesn't have a following "outside of teenage girls and tumblr." 😊
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  83. I don't think she would've been considered a stalker, though. Didn't she work for Selena?
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  84. +Amy Phillips As much as I love Sherlock, it is a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  85. +Kay Sian Brooke did a fantastic job as Eurus. Did you know she played Ophelia opposite Cumberbatch's Hamlet?
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  86. @Erik Sanchez: I'm not gonna lie, I cried when I first saw it and I was in my twenties. Heck, I cried just seeing this clip.
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  87. I saw Infinity War and Endgame during afternoon matinees and, both times, the audiences must've been sleeping or something because no matter what happened on the screen, nobody reacted.
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  88. What I found puzzling about that clip was that every flashback was done with Legos except for the 60's version.
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  89. It was a very well written and acted scene. I've only seen Iron Man in two movies (Infinity War and Endgame), yet I was probably crying as much as someone who's watched every movie since the original Iron Man.
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  90. I think Dana Carvey's Bush should've been ranked higher than his Perot.
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  91.  @TheYoguiMonster  Camilla wasn't divorced when she and Charles were seeing each other in the 1970s.
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  92.  @darrenheapy1265  I'm not saying Diana didn't cheat as well, just pointing out that Charles and Camilla's love story isn't as the then Archbishop of Canterbury said during Charles and Diana's wedding, "... the stuff of which fairy tales are made."
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  93. Especially when you consider that it wasn't any run of the mill sex tape, it supposedly featured him and an underage girl.
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  94. +Fanboy Killer That's why it never made sense to me why quite a few of the insurance companies here in the US would (up until Obamacare was passed) refused to pay for birth control pills. I've never seen any statistics to back this up, but I would imagine that keeping a woman on birth control during her child bearing years would cost the insurance company less money in the long run than paying for pregnancies and the actual children up until adulthood (which according to Obamacare, is now 26 years old). I'll get off the soapbox now. 🙂
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  95. Martin Guzman   I'm sorry you misunderstood my post.  I wasn't stating that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus was fiction.  Just that any movie featuring Him is because it will inevitably end up showing Him or the people around Him say and do things that aren't directly mentioned in the Bible.  Plausible dialogue and actions, yes, but still fictional. Hope that cleared things up for you.   : )
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  96. 3:38 -- "What's so wrong with that, you ask?" How about the very high probability that it's illegal?
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  97. +Katie Baily Fox shouldn't have aired the ad at all. Would an ad praising the determination of a stalker have been accepted? How about an ad encouraging a drunk person to get behind the wheel of his/her vehicle? No? Why not? Because stalking and drunk driving are illegal and so was what the mother in the 84 Lumber ad was doing.
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  98. Is it some sort of hipster irony that WatchMojo cites China and Iran on this list yet used their media outlets as video sources to point out other countries that also aren't journalist friendly?
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  99. +Shyla Sebring Have you ever watched any of Jeremy Brett's series? If you haven't, do so. I promise it'll make you change your mind about who should be number one.
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  100. +Jamestech No disagreement from this American.
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  101. +Bailey Edwards I've always considered them as security guards by another name. Don't do anything to get kicked out of the bar or nightclub and they won't mess with you.
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  102. +Aloha732 Another bit of trivia: Lucy and Desi had to fight long and hard with the CBS brass to get Desi on the show. The higher ups didn't think anyone would believe and/or accept Lucy and Desi as a couple due to their differing ancestries.
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  103. +GreyHulk2 Plus, the Mechanoids, the Sensorites, the TARDIS team being shrunk to the size of ants, the TARDIS team jumping ahead a brief time in their future and seeing themselves as museum attractions, the "TV" set that let you see any event that had ever happened (like the Beatles playing), Monoids (and the futuristic ark they were on), the Celestial Toymaker, the Meddling Monk, and WOTAN. And those are just the ones I came up with without googling! No sci-fi elements in the first four seasons, my derrière! 🙄
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  104. ***** "Gummy bears are animal bones." Yeah, so is everything that's gelatin based (jello, the coating on medicine capsules, marshmallows, etc... ). Gelatin has been used since at least the Middle Ages. I'm shocked that you believe the use of gelatin is something recent.
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  105. Chuck Berry was famous before he died.
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  106. +Montage Matador I'm surprised Pizza Hut, Dominos, or any of those places survive in Chicago. Like you said, that area has way better choices for pizza.
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  107. +rymdalkis Ireland would be acceptable to me as well.
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  108. Mumy was in three episodes of Twilight Zone. I'm going to assume, though, that you're talking about "It's a Good Life" (the one in which he played the creepy kid who could make people disappear if they didn't indulge his every whim).
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  109. +GT Thomas And apparently still doesn't. Wasn't there some sort of Twitter cat fight last year or the year before between her and Jada Pinkett-Smith that was about Will?
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  110. It already has.
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  111. +JJ White What I find hilarious is that some people can't even compose original insults and have to use words ("libtard", "snowflakes") that their talk show deity told them to use.
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  112. +Anna Fowdy Not when he started on Mork and Mindy.
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  113.  @Yo-pz1em  Again, Camilla wasn't divorced when she and Charles were seeing each other in the 1970s. If you have proof otherwise, please share.
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  114. Not that there's anything wrong with a woman being the older person in a couple, but it still surprises me that Barbara Gordon would be paired up with Dick Grayson. If I'm remembering correctly, when she was originally introduced in the comics, she was already a grown woman while Dick was still being portrayed as a teenager.
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  115. Red Dwarf only Number Two! That should've been Number One and 3rd Rock Number Two! For shame!
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  116. +Tenzin Lama And the other side would want to tax Batman out of existence since Bruce Wayne is one of the 1%. : )
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  117. +agenttheater5 Yeah, I always considered swing dancing to be a 1930's-40's thing.
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  118. Probably due to its widespread scope and massive loss of life.
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  119. +DAVID S Oh, no, I didn't meant that you had errors in your post. I was expanding upon your reply to Fimation77, who did have numerous errors in his/her post besides spelling. I'm sorry if I gave you the impression that I was criticizing you. : (
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  120. I seriously can't fathom how people believe that. Cruz wasn't even born when the first murders attributed to the Zodiac Killer were committed.
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  121. Da Pumaface   There are precedents for the Doctor to be played by an actor who has been on the show as another character.  The current Doctor, Peter Capaldi, has had two roles in the Whoniverse: Caecilius in "The Fires of Pompeii" (Series 4) and John Frobisher in Series 3 of Torchwood.  And during the Classic Era, the Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker, played a Gallifreyan guard during the season right before the one in which he became the Doctor.
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  122. After all these years, I still don't know if there's a specific name for these cookies, but they're small shortbread cookies with a dollop of fudge icing on top. I've never seen them outside of the Baltimore, Maryland area. They are soooooo gooooood!
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  123. +Benjamin Tooby Have you ever seen Jeremy Brett's series? I love Cumberbatch's portrayal, but to me, Brett is best.
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  124. +Sean Marion I don't think there'll ever be an African American Bond. There very well could be a Bond of African or Caribbean descent who is British, though.
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  125. +Alexander Flores That reminds me of something my dad told me: One night he was listening to an oldies request show on the radio and this young girl calls up and asks for a song by Paul McCartney. The DJ asks her if she wants to hear a song by Wings or the Beatles. Her reply? "I didn't know he was in another band besides Wings."
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  126. +Ryan Bitzer One of my favorites was the Taco Bell ad for having the guts to refer to soccer as "real football" during the airing of a Super Bowl.
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  127. I think of The Carol Burnett Show as more of a 70's show than a 60's one.
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  128. +FullBlown Kennedy wasn't shot on live TV.
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  129. I agree. I don't know how well known Billy Crystal was before Soap, but considering that his character on that show was one of the most controversial characters in TV history up to that point, not many people didn't know who he was after that series premiered.
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  130. She wasn't a child star, though.
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  131. In the case of Whose Line, I think what helped the American version to succeed was the presence of Ryan Stiles, Colin Mochrie, and other assorted comedians that had appeared in the original UK version.
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  132. +Harrison Huff I was thinking the same thing, but considering how the number one pick died, I'm okay with Steve being number two. Not that there's any good way for someone to die, at least Steve was doing something he loved and knew the risks he was taking, as opposed to that poor singer getting shot and killed on stage.
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  133. +jack french The fact that Democrats and Republicans still keep getting elected tells me that the majority of Americans still are uneducated. 😁 But, seriously, it's just that I get annoyed with people who seem to believe that Clinton was unjustly denied the Presidency, using the fact that she won the nationwide popular vote as their justification. 😒
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  134. Elementary over Sherlock (BBC)? You've got to be kidding? Mycroft is the epitome of style and how can you go wrong with Sherlock's coat and purple shirt?
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  135. +Rick Canty I'm surprised that wasn't mentioned in this video. I have to confess that what little I know about Jessica Jones is mainly from what I've read online, but it seems that her time being under the influence of Purple Man was a major part of her character development and general story.
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  136. And try to poison each other's poutine. : )
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  137. +Golgotha_Mythos69 He was definitely a pioneer in movie make up and visual effects besides being a good actor.
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  138. +fatbaby73 Whenever I think of Dallas, I think of it as more of an 80's show than a 70's one.
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  139. I would've made the Statue of Liberty number one.
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  140. He was fantastic in the drama roles he was in, but I think he's considered a comic actor first and foremost.
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  141. The Melissa McCarthy Kia ad should've been number two and the Hyundai ad featuring military personnel being able to watch the Super Bowl and interact with their families using virtual reality should've been number one.
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  142. I don't think I would've put Tiger Woods at number one. Not that I condone adultery, but I would assume that all of his infidelities were with consenting adult women, unlike some others on this list.
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  143. +Jennifer Ferguson Probably not much different. Anonymity tends to bring out the latent stupidity in all of us.
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  144. +Amanda Ingels Secret deodorant used to have an ad campaign that showed a guy trying to use his wife's Secret because "it's strong enough for a man", but the wife told him he couldn't use it because "it's made for a woman".
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  145. I do love my Sherlock, sharp cheekbones and all, but I really think Colombo should've been number one.
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  146. +AU Packmule Well, bugs are natural, but it did gross me out when I heard about that.
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  147. #3: Actually Penny is way out of Leonard's league.
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  148. +Cold Winter Your analogy needs to be tweaked a little bit, in my opinion. You said that how we deal with transgender people now was like finding out that a family member was schizophrenic or bipolar and not trying to get them help. My take on it is that the way we "help" them now is more akin to encouraging the schizophrenic that his/her hallucinations and delusions are real and should be pursued.
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  149. +Jared Wignall That was one of my favorite sketches. Besides the fact that it's just plain funny, I always wonder what it was like to write it, having to think and/or research all those ways to say "dead".
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  150. +Fredrik Jonsson Depends on where those seats are at. If you can't see the singer from where you're sitting except on the big screens, then $40-$50 is a waste of money.
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  151. Number one should now be the final minute of "The Lying Detective". But that could change after next Sunday.
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  152. +Montage Matador But the average person who decides to order food for home delivery isn't going to automatically think of Sharper Image.
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  153. @Edgy Kenny: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  154.  @leonardoalpha6006  I may be wrong, but I could've sworn that the Russos confirmed that she's alive.
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  155. Jon doesn't have a goof opinion of CNN, to put it mildly. I doubt he'd ever accept an offer for a show from it.
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  156. While you're still clicking on its videos?
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  157. And he portrayed Vincent (a.k.a, the Beast) in Beauty and the Beast which was on CBS back in the 80s.
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  158. Limbaugh and Jones do have similar styles of delivery.
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  159. +sands journey That puzzles me just as much as it annoys me. When you're at an event (sporting event, movie, concert, etc...) that you paid good money to attend, why would you want to have your face and attention glued to your phone instead of whatever it is you paid to see?
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  160. Your number one and two are perfect as is.
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  161. Cybermen aren't robots.
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  162. +Anna Fowdy Mork and Mindy is what made the general public aware of him, though.
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  163.  @Frankie5Angels150  For starters, Charles and Camilla didn't even meet each other until 1970, when they were in their early 20s. And even if they did have a child out of wedlock, that child is not the "true heir" to the British throne as illegitimate children are excluded, even if the parents eventually marry.
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  164. +Amiri That sounds like a good idea, then people would be less likely to inundate the comment section with, "What about so-and-so?", when "so-and-so" was on the first list.
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  165. +B.D. Cooper Or 24 hours of MASH between 3 or 4 channels.
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  166. +Anthony Rupert Nobody saying not to use these things, just that if any of them stopped existing doesn't mean we'd stop existing.
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  167. Not directly, no, it was for lying about it under oath.
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  168. Regarding Married with Children, for a series that prided itself on being "edgy", it was surprisingly more old fashioned than many of its contemporaries in that, before Kelly and Bud became adults themselves, you never heard them refer to adults by their first names. For example, even if they were making fun of Marcie, they always referred to her as Mrs. Rhoades or Mrs. Darcy.
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  169. +I am the Meme Lord Back to the Future was a movie, not a TV show.
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  170. +James Anthony I guess being the only woman to headline a variety show (for 11 seasons, no less!) didn't count for anything to WatchMojo.
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  171. +Random Videos That's kind of the point here. If they're the candies I'm thinking of, they're not allowed in the US because there's small toys in them that little ones could choke on.
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  172. Charlie Wilson's War, I believe.
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  173. I saw that and my first thought was that there is no way that set would be allowed on a mainstream TV show today.
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  174. +Sadiewolf1395 Same here! I usually have to order them online from Utz since I don't live in Maryland anymore.
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  175. +Ross Greiner I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of this video that the focus was going to be on individual villains as opposed to entire races of baddies. : )
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  176. That skit with Eddie Murphy and Stevie Wonder was one of the best.
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  177. +Vercalos al'Corlin Then there's the theory that fans of both Bond and Doctor Who have: Bond is a Time Lord and the different faces are the result of regenerating. ; D
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  178. +Jakub Badełek If not for putting Hitchhiker's as a honorable mention, then definitely for not putting Red Dwarf as Number One.
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  179. +Nathan Applegate If you're cooking just for yourself, you can get multiple meals out of what you bought. You're not going to eat 8 pieces of chicken (assuming you bought a whole chicken, which would be less expensive) at one sitting. That could last you 4 meals (assuming you normally get a 2 piece meal at KFC).
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  180. WatchMojo, you really dropped the ball on this one. The fall of Communism in Eastern Europe was the most important event in the 90's.
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  181. 2:50 -- "Want to see the four corners of the globe without the hefty assault to your savings?" (emphasis mine) Uh, sweetheart, have you ever been to any Disney theme park?
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  182. +Eddie Ceja And how would someone commit murders from the time before he was even born (in Canada, as you pointed out) until around the time he was three years old?
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  183. I think it's fairer for each parent to have his/her own day to be the center of attention.
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  184. +yağız ozylmz But without the success of Mickey, Western animation as we know it wouldn't have progressed the way it did.
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  185. +Regina Emma But Brett's portrayal was the closest to the books.
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  186. +Bryan Allen And Mickey Mouse started in the late 1920's.
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  187. +InsaneKidBuu логика And how would someone commit murders from the time before he was even born (in Canada, no less) until around the time he was three years old?
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  188. +InsaneKidBuu логика Well, at least you picked someone who was actually alive during the Zodiac's spree, even if future Governor Greg Abbott supposedly made his first kill at the tender age of eight. 🙄
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  189. +SuperEdge67 And I am unanimous in that!
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  190. The narrator said that superhero teams were going to be on a different list.
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  191. +Mark Dowse The list focused on fictional interspecies couples. Their creators can choose to have them be able to have children together (Dragon and Donkey, for example) or not. Regardless, the narrator didn't specify that the couples listed had to be able to procreate to be a romantic couple.
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  192. +JizzJazz DK If I'm going to go to jail, I want it to be for something worthwhile. Trump isn't worth the physical effort to actually slap him, much less serving the jail time.
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  193. +Gen X. They are brothers. I could be wrong, but I always took "bromance" to mean a very close (non-romantic) relationship between two men who aren't related.
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  194. Let's see, I have watched or am currently watching six out of ten of the ones ranked (Fawlty Towers, Graham Norton, Monty Python, Sherlock, Blackadder, and Doctor Who) and one of the honorable mentions (Are You Being Served?). Plus, if I ever get caught up with what I have recorded, I may start watching Luther. I'm American, but I watch British TV almost exclusively. : )
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  195. I got the impression that this video's focus was people in the entertainment industry, not politicians.
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  196. +Debbie Chapman I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  197. But, to play devil's advocate for a moment, with characters that have the longevity of the Joker or Batman, doesn't it make sense to periodically (like about every 20 years, give or take) refresh the origin story for a new generation of readers?
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  198. +Flaming Ninja Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  199. +Bryson Graves The day after the assassination.
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  200. I don't think most people would consider that a "crappy" job.
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  201. +Randy Rogers That really all depends on your dentist. The ones I've been to in the past twenty years have all been pretty decent. In fact, the only thing that irritates me about going to the dentist is how long my appointments take.
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  202. I would guess it's because none of their songs were topping the specific charts that were mentioned at the beginning of the video. Considering the era, I wouldn't be surprised if Black artists and groups were deliberately ignored whenever these charts were compiled.
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  203. +jokerhalo1 Oh, gosh, yes. That's why I was really dreading her appearance in the 50th anniversary special. My thought was if she had a hissy fit over Sarah Jane, she was going to have a full blown tantrum over Clara. Thankfully, it turned out not to be Rose in the special. Billie was really good as The Moment.
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  204. +Victor Hernandez Spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, spam, etc... : )
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  205. +Sandman In the credits of the American shows, the original British ones are acknowledged, so I'm assuming Norman Lear had permission to work with the original concepts. To me, that's not technically a rip off, more like copying. And regardless of whether we call it a rip off or a copy, the likelihood of the average American having seen the original British series at that time was slim, so to them these shows were original.
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  206. Sandman I guess I didn't make it clear enough that it really doesn't matter if you want to call it a rip off or a copy, the main point is that the American versions were new to American audiences.
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  207. Sandman Look, I was just expressing my opinion as to the nuance between "rip off" and "copy". You don't have to agree with me, I'm okay with that. So let's both stop the rehashing, if for no other reason than to keep the other people on this thread from getting continual notifications that aren't really adding anything to the conversation. : )
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  208. +ajmittendorf Neither's Hasslehoff, but he's on the list. : )
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  209. +Matthew Brunette Unless someone can show me an actual transcript that recorded every word that every person in that battle said that matches the dialogue of the movie, I maintain that the movie is just as much a fiction as The Passion of the Christ. Both are based on true events, but include plausible fictional scenes and dialogue to help tell the story. : )
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  210. *****   Wow.  Thanks.   : )
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  211. +Luke Preston Well, to be fair, Ricardo Montalban was about 15 years younger when he first appeared in the original Star Trek series.
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  212. +White Chocolate That Executive Order didn't address illegal immigration at all. The only people it affected were those who either already had the legal documents to come here or were in the process of obtaining them.
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  213. I'd rather have Krystal than White Castle.
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  214. The 84 Lumber ad shouldn't be on here. Commending and encouraging illegal acts is not something that should be praised.
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  215. It's true, though. During the last few decades of the 19th and the first couple of decades of the 20th century here in the US, there was a strong movement to ban alcohol and that culminated in the 18th Amendment to the US Constitution which did just that. The amendment was in effect from 1920 until 1933, when the 21st Amendment was passed which repealed the 18th.
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  216. If you're going to include British talk shows, Graham Norton is way better than Jonathan Ross. Craig Ferguson should've been on the list itself, not a "Honorable Mention".
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  217. 1984's Spinal Tap introduced Billy Crystal to a wider audience? Uh, has WatchMojo ever heard of a sitcom called Soap?
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  218. +mk6rfc1 I only watched the Halloween episode and that was because one of the characters dressed up like Captain Jack Harkness. Poor guy kept on having his sexuality questioned every five minutes.
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  219. +Armando Antunez But, be honest, what else does it have? The only things I can think of to see that aren't theme parks are the science center, the art museum, and the Florida Mall (actually got lost in there once!).
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  220. I loved the Tide ad!
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  221. The Joker shooting and paralyzing Barbara Gordon (even if he wasn't aware that she was Batgirl) should've been a honorable mention.
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  222. +jack french Under the procedure set up in the US Constitution for the election of the president, the nationwide popular vote has about as much relevance as a Kardashian selfie to a blind person.
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  223. There are times that using a credit card can't be avoided, but for most daily purchases, we should strive to use cash as much as possible.
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  224. He's on the 70's list. I consider him more of an 80's character, but WatchMojo didn't ask my opinion. Oh, well. ; )
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  225. +MrPleers Nearly everyone did back in the 60's.
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  226. +Takiyah B Depends on what state you're in and possibly how old you are. Where I live, I know that children aren't allowed in the back of a pickup.
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  227. Most conspiracy theories don't let a small thing like facts get in the way. : )
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  228. Did Chapman stalk Lennon before killing him or just kill him? The beginning of the video said that people who just up and killed celebrities weren't going to be included.
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  229. +Dennis Bowers (Fazzel) Their fries and biscuits are to die for as well!
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  230. +jackdev73 Season / Series 9 finale showed an older White Time Lord regenerate into a younger Black Time Lady. Season / Series 8 introduced us to a female Master. It's entirely possible we could see a female and/or ethnic minority Doctor at some point. And as long as TPTB pick an actor / actress because of his/her talent and not his/her skin color and/or anatomy, I'm perfectly fine with a non-White and/or non-male Doctor. P.S. And I'm as far from the left as the Sun is from Pluto.
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  231. +Ronnie Moore I don't think Moffat and Gatiss ever claimed they were trying to make a faithful adaptation (as far as the stories are concerned). They take elements from the canon stories and some things from non-canon works and create new(ish) stories.
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  232. +Sonya Dingman Ron Howard didn't act much as an adult. After Happy Days, his focus shifted to directing and producing.
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  233. +Timothy Robinson Either it's a misprint or perhaps Jeff Beck did record his version before Stevie Wonder's in 1972, but didn't release his album until 1973.
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  234. +Dinoman217 Because her solo movie is coming out next year.
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  235. +Ricky Spanish The way I see it, he just jumped ship before the Conservative Party made him walk the plank. There was no way he was going to finish out the year without a leadership challenge.
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  236. Here in the US, technically what you're supposed to do is write on the front of the envelope something like "No Longer at This Address" and put it back in the mailbox. But I do agree with you that I'm not going to waste my time, the intended recipient's time, and the post office's time for obvious junk mail.
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  237. +Christopher Bell It does depend on what the definition of "failed" is. Kodak, although probably on its last legs, is still in business. It may be "failing", but it hasn't "failed" yet.
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  238. +Dena Spohn My Girl Scout troop ended its meeting early that night so we could get home in time to find out who shot him.
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  239. +JMG Network: I'd love to see Torchwood come back, but that's going to take some creative scheduling to allow John Barrowman to film that and Arrow.
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  240. I liked the Sixth Doctor. : )
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  241. I've heard the "Paul is dead" rumors for decades, but I've yet to hear any reason as to why the Beatles and those associated with them would go to so much trouble to keep the death from the public, hire a double who's coincidentally just as talented, then supposedly insert "clues" that reveal what they were trying to hide to begin with!
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  242. +Brad Wright I was hoping for a trailer during the Super Bowl, but I think they're still filming.
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  243. +Karen Brown I heard on France 24 that there was also a very high number of intentionally spoiled ballots as well.
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  244. +djuraster You might want to re-watch the video. Monty Python was number one. Extras was a Honorable Mention.
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  245. +Devin Mitchell Well, supposedly a lot of government officials are part of or paid off by the cartels, so it would make sense that there would be official harassment (or worse) of Mexican journalists.
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  246. +Roman Oropeza Nobody's looking for them to bring to trial and even if someone was, the Bushes haven't fled the US to avoid capture.
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  247. +Viltorm They also used CCTV America (China) and Press TV (Iran) as sources to show examples as to why other countries on this list are not journalist friendly. If this wasn't such a serious subject, I'd probably be roaring with laughter at the irony.
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  248. +Kamal Yuya November 2016 was my understanding.
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  249. +Vyselink Robin Williams would be number one.
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  250. +Tommy Strong Not for the purposes of this video, I agree. But in general, adopted kids are just as much the children of their adoptive parents as biological ones.
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  251. +Απόστολος Κοκκαλης In regards to the actor that best portrays the character of Sherlock Holmes as presented in the original stories, I'll wholeheartedly agree that the best was Jeremy Brett. Now as far as Cumberbatch is concerned, if you don't like him as an actor in general, that's fine. Everyone to their own opinion and all that. However, if you don't think he's a good actor because he doesn't portray Sherlock Holmes exactly as in the stories, just remember that he's only acting out what was written for him. If you don't like the characterization, blame Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
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  252. 2:49 and 3:08 -- Creepiness factor times 1000 if you know that those two are brother and sister in real life.
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  253. The story I heard (whether it's true is another matter) was that Marvel really didn't want anyone other than Cumberbatch for this role, but when he initially declined, that's when they approached Phoenix.
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  254. +Jordan Rhea Pretty much the only reason she's even known is because she's Elvis' daughter and Michael Jackson's ex-wife. I think she tried a music career of her own, but if she's still doing that, her audience isn't mainstream.
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  255. +Jess Caron As far as best Doctor, I have to abide by the Brigadier's assessment: Splendid chaps, all of them. My favorite companion (classic era): Leela My favorite companion (modern era): Donna My opinion on Moffat: He's the love child of the Master and Moriarty. : D
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  256. +Jen Zim Knowing the type of people that slither around the Internet, I'm sure there's at least a handful of people that probably do think it was faked. : )
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  257. Man of a Thousand Faces, which featured James Cagney as Lon Chaney.
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  258. +Nate England It's also a very old genre. I know (even though I can't seem to remember the names of the movies at the moment) that I've seen silent films with either the same or a similar concept.
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  259. I'm fond of the late Princess Grace, but she was not the original "It" girl. The first woman to be identified in that way was Clara Bow back in the late 1920's.
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  260. The narrator said that the teams had to be comprised of more than two people.
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  261. +Chris Westergaard Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. If I was WatchMojo, I wouldn't have included clips of it in the video either.
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  262. +Cat Hatdress I'm old enough to be your mother and I, too, still love Animaniacs.
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  263. +lauren dyet Assuming you're referring to the current program starring Benedict Cumberbatch, you can see the exterior of "221B Baker Street" on North Gower Street in London. I don't believe you can visit the set where the fictional flat's interior is located because that's only set up when filming (or so I was led to believe). Since Torchwood isn't currently on the air, I doubt the interior of the Hub is still set up. However, you can visit the area that's above where the Hub was located (Mermaid Quay at Cardiff Bay, Cardiff, Wales).
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  264. +blackfemme I'm White and I couldn't agree with you more about how Blacks get shut out of mainstream history classes (at least they did when I was going to school, I don't know about now). Up until my last couple of years of school, there wasn't one peep about any Blacks between the Civil War and MLK.
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  265. Learned something new today: I had no idea Errol Flynn was Australian. I always thought he was British.
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  266. If this really was a "Top 10 TV Dramas of All Time", where are the shows from the 50's through the 80's? This was more like, "Top TV Dramas of the Past 25 Years".
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  267. I know this sounds geeky, but what I wish they could've done at the end of the movie is have Pine's Kirk start "Space, the Final Frontier ...", then have the Captains from each TV series say a bit of it, ending with Shatner's Kirk.
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  268. 7:40 -- One of the most ironic clips ever! 😁
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  269. Why did you click on this video then?
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  270. I would imagine that it would depend on the profession and where each partner is on the career ladder within that profession.
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  271. +Yeshu Prove to us that she didn't.
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  272. Despite the name, The Phantom of the Opera isn't an opera.
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  273. +Sammy Lane I don't think that was Henry Fonda, that looked more like McLean Stevenson to me.
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  274. +Vamshi Darisi I love Cumberbatch as Sherlock and as an actor, period. I think he is one of the best actors out there today. However, the highest he should be on any list of Sherlock portrayals is number two. Number one should always be Jeremy Brett.
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  275. Remington Steele should've been a honorable mention. If I remember correctly, pretty much the only definite thing we knew about his background by the time the show ended was who his biological father was.
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  276. Hellboy wasn't the only notable role for Ron Perlman in which he was heavily made up: Beast from Beauty and the Beast (co-starring Linda Hamilton) ring a bell?
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  277. +Mongo Boogie Non-human characters weren't eligible for this list. If they were, I know KITT would've been on the list instead of Knight.
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  278. The Doctor himself said that it's possible for him to die before regeneration can start, so I wouldn't have had him on this list. Jack, however, definitely does belong here.
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  279. +Kemyon Patrick I remember reading that. I'm in awe of people who can improvise like that, to me that shows some serious intelligence.
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  280. +Ida Berg That's pretty much true for most movies based off books.
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  281. +Darxis And when you sell it back, even if it's in pristine condition (no highlighter lines, notes or other damage), you get maybe $25 for that $150 textbook.
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  282. I think WatchMojo should've split this up into decades or generations or something along those lines because although certain events may have made the "world stand still" at the time, those same events are nothing more than words in a history book to subsequent generations.
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  283. This video lasted longer than Scaramucci did. 😁
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  284. +Sintar07 Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  285. To mess up a quote of the Brigadier's: Splendid chaps, both of them. 😊
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  286. 9:23 -- Is that Bruce Jenner? If so, the irony of the photographer moving the camera away from him to take a picture of a woman is beyond mere words.
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  287. That was the only one I knew was going to be on the list. Although my beliefs about homosexuality probably don't jive with a lot of people's, I have to appreciate what a strong statement having those two men performing together on stage was.
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  288. #10 -- What about the guy from the FedEx commercials in the 80's?
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  289. Rhapsody in Blue is a toughie to classify. My personal opinion (which is based on having no academic musical knowledge whatsoever) is that it's a hybrid: a blend of classical and jazz. I would imagine that classical music purists / snobs wouldn't consider any of Gershwin's works as being anything close to classical.
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  290. I remember WebTV. I actually was thinking of getting one, but I can't remember why I didn't. Just as well, right? : )
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  291. +camfoster16 theEaglesfan I would lean toward DiCaprio.
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  292. +Monika Devi Have you ever seen any of the series featuring Jeremy Brett? As much as I love the Cumberbatch, Brett is the definitive Holmes.
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  293. +Jason Birch Maybe they all forget about the brakes? ; D
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  294. +Russ Wright There's no question that Kennedy was killed. All of the conspiracy theories surrounding his assassination focus on who may have done it and/or who may have ordered it to occur.
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  295. Russ Wright  You're welcome, but I don't think you were being stupid. There were a few celebrities on the list whose conspiracy theories focused on them possibly still being alive.
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  296. 1:28 -- That's a very good example of why the #10 stereotype exists. People like Clinton can't or won't acknowledge that if someone enters this country without going through current legal procedures, that person is already a criminal.
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  297. +playstaionplayer 1220 He just lost one state, not the entire nomination (which I hope happens).
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  298. Mongo Boogie Kid friendly show. That's the term I was trying to think of. : )
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  299. Homer Simpson may be more popular, but if it wasn't for the success of Fred Flinstone, Homer would only be a doodle in Matt Groenig's sketchbook.
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  300. Oh, wow, you're right. I don't know if Matt Smith can pull off an American accent, but as far as looks go, he'd be a good contender for the lead if there ever was a movie about Lloyd.
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  301. +Randy Brown That was the one in which Sisko dreamed he was a writer in the 1950's, right? Even if I can't remember the story title, that was one excellent episode.
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  302. +Kelvensmarticles The one thing I have to give many 9-11 conspiracy nuts credit for is that at least they know who the President of the United States was on that day.
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  303. +Felipe Rico Another thing I believe Lucas started was the merchandising promotion of a movie before the movie was even released (The Empire Strikes Back).
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  304. +Al Orange I knew there had been a TV movie about Jonestown, but I couldn't remember who played Jim Jones.
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  305. +Deinonychus2 Trump becoming President will be a punishment for this country, but not because people have been too PC.
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  306. +Stormer Ferrari Yeah, celebrity workout videos were definitely an 80's trend.
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  307. If I had to pick a drug in the Doctor Who universe that should be real, I'd go with refined Spectrox (from "The Caves of Androzani"). It's not the key to eternal life, but it apparently lets a regular user live and be in good shape for much longer than currently possible.
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  308. #3 -- Not really a surprise to see a mugshot for any singer or musician of Bowie's generation.
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  309. WatchMojo UK thinks you do since you took the time and effort to voluntarily click on the link to this video.
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  310. +JohnnyElRed Yet the King didn't follow in Franco's footsteps, even when he had an opportunity when rogue army soldiers stormed the Cortes in 1981.
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  311. +McGarnickle But only as a honorable mention, which stinks. How can you put a character who defined 80's fashion for men as simply a honorable mention?
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  312. *****   Yes, that would be more appropriate than coal.   : )
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  313. "She looks almost exactly like Tina Fey!" -- my very first thought the first time I saw Sarah Palin on the news back in 2008.
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  314. I think it said "nearly" one million.
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  315. My unanswered question: Why didn't the Avengers mention Doctor Who in their list of various movies and TV shows that dealt with time travel? 😒
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  316. Did you compile this list before Infinity War? Because there's at least four moments I can think of from that movie that could've been considered for this list. "Why is Gamora?" The Cloak of Levitation smacking Tony's shoulder. Drax and Gamora's admiring Thor's body and Star Lord's jealous reaction. "I am Groot." "I am Steve Rogers."
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  317. +Juanco_"C.E.O." Did it ever occur to you that in the immediate aftermath she was in shock? It's not exactly a common occurrence to see your husband's brains literally blown out in front of you. As far as her composure at the funeral is concerned, not only did she have three days to process what had happened, but she couldn't very well look after her children if she was freaking out (personally, I think children that young shouldn't be at funerals, but that's a different soap box).
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  318. +CAM BRO Without Bugs there wouldn't have been a Pinky and Brain.
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  319.  @jonnyd7663  Can the Time Stone be used to bring back living beings? The only thing I can remember Strange using it to play with in his movie was an apple. And Vision, although sentient, isn't flesh and blood.
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  320. I knew about Jason Bateman and Kurt Russel.
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  321. Since Bush Senior didn't personally engage with Saddam Hussein, I don't think it really qualifies for this video.
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  322. +Jim B. Were there riots in the UK over that? I don't recall reading about any.
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  323. I'm guessing that WWE either wouldn't give permission or the money it was asking for permission was too high for WatchMojo. Having said that, however, I don't think WatchMojo should have started these Top 10 WWE videos unless they could've obtained the rights to air the clips.
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  324. +J'Nay Vann Yeah, I had read somewhere about the possibility that the hush money could be considered a campaign contribution. And not only did Trump supposedly not sign the NDA, both he and Daniels were referred to by fake names throughout the document. I'm no legal expert, but surely a contract can't be valid if the individuals' legal names aren't used? I'd be very surprised if Trump gets anywhere with that suit.
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  325. No, I thought it was a neat concept as well.
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  326. That wasn't a beating, that was an annihilation.
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  327. The only major difference between you and me are maps. If I'm at home and want to figure out how to get somewhere, I'll get on my laptop and access Google Maps. If I'm not at home, I'll either use a folding map or ask for directions since I don't have a smartphone either.
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  328. The fall of the Berlin Wall wasn't the only "prediction" made by Laugh In. Another episode with a news of the future sketch (in this case, the future was 1988) referred to then California Governor Reagan as "President Reagan".
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  329. #7 -- A similar thing happened with Bobby Heenan when he was with WCW. A wrestler either fell on or otherwise bumped into the announcers' table during a match on Nitro and apparently that wasn't part of the script because Heenan said something like "What the f - - k!" After the next commercial break, Heenan broke character even more by apologizing to the TV audience for his language. The funny thing is that apology shocked me more than the swearing. Although it was a bit of a shock to hear someone say that word on mainstream TV (even if it was cable), it wouldn't have been totally out of character for someone like Heenan to swear. However, it was very out of character for him to sincerely apologize for it.
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  330. +William Oman Impeachment is like an indictment. Clinton will go down in the history books as being impeached, just not removed from office based on that impeachment.
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  331. The First Amendment doesn't compel anyone to provide a platform for people's speech.
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  332. It's supposed to be the craziest theories. Johnson having Kennedy killed would still be a stretch, but at least the motive (becoming President) is plausible.
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  333. +Ryan McCarthy I don't think anyone could have summarized it any better.
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  334. @Jay Christy: Not as long as you keep clicking on its videos.
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  335. When WatchMojo claims Drax said something that Mantis did, then shows Mantis saying it not even ten seconds later. 🙄
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  336. I don't see how Sears fits the category. The only significant difference between what it started out as and what it became is the addition of more products.
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  337. I'm a bit surprised that wasn't mentioned.
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  338. Tom and Jerry? Tex Avery's works?
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  339. +Karl Loustalot Krabs would be more likely to install one of those kiosks that you order and pay at yourself. It'd be cheaper in the long run.
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  340. I would say that he did because someone has to explain to Iron Man and/or the other surviving Avengers that Doctor Strange can't see the future beyond his own death. And, since he was able to see a timeline in which the Avengers prevailed, he must either not really be dead or is somehow resurrected before Thanos' defeat.
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  341. +Matt Hong And the sad part is I can't imagine many of these commercials being effective to the tune of $5 million (except maybe the movie trailers).
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  342. +Kara Ruckle Speaking of normalizing crazy, could you have imagined even just a year ago that mainstream news outlets would've printed and/or repeated that word verbatim?
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  343. Professional press is the 4th Estate. The 5th Estate is "citizen journalism".
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  344. I don't agree with the number one spot. Since Chuck Cunningham was the inspiration for the trope name, he should have been number one with Judy Winslow at number two.
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  345. 6. So what happens if the power goes out or the processing system goes down or is hacked? 4. Never mind the future. I don't watch network TV now and I don't miss it. 2. You can have my landline when you pry it from my cold dead hands. 😁 But, seriously, I've been through too many tropical storms and hurricanes to know that you need a back up in case the electricity goes out and you can't charge your cell phone for an extended period. Most landline phones are electric dependent as well, but you can get one that just plugs into the phone jack. 1. I hope paper doesn't totally disappear. It's just quicker for me to write down notes and other stuff using paper and pen(cil) than it would be to use the computer (and less chance of me getting distracted). I don't mind e-books, but I prefer physical reading material.
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  346. From the day you can use the potty by yourself, you're told to always wash your hands after using the toilet, but when you think about everything you touch during the day, wouldn't it also make sense to get into the habit of washing your hands before using the toilet as well?
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  347. Beiber was in the original CSI , not the Miami one, but I agree that his performance sucked. Am I a bad person for being happy when his character was being gunned down? 😀
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  348. We did. Apparently, the people at WatchMojo have no appreciation for cleverness.
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  349. I don't know much about him, but I've seen him in interviews promoting Infinity War, and he is hilarious.
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  350. How ironic is it that most of these clips featured the latest persona non grata of the entertainment world, Chris Hardwick?
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  351. There's also a Betty and Veronica meet Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn crossover and (if I'm not mistaken) an Archie meets Batman '66 (meaning the Adam West version) one.
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  352. If this video is ever updated, I'd still rate the Streisand appearance as number one, but number two would have to be Brad Pitt as Dr. Fauci.
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  353. Variety of Products: Walmart Variety of Services: Walmart Parking Convenience: In my area, I think it's Target. Ease of Shopping: Target. The location in my town usually isn't as crowded as Walmart and it keeps a decent number of registers staffed so you don't wait in line as long as you do at Walmart. Overall Customer Service: Target
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  354. +Dragon Ball Universe Captain Marvel / Shazam was first published back in 1940. Carol Danvers didn't assume that title (which itself only first appeared in Marvel comics in 1967) until 2012. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Marvel_(DC_Comics) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captain_Marvel_(Marvel_Comics)
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  355. Disappointed that "Take on Me" by A-ha wasn't on here.
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  356. This really should be titled "Top 10 Shocking Politician Arrests". "Top 10 Political Arrests" makes it sound as if the people were arrested for their political beliefs and/or activism.
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  357. The only thing that changes is the nationality / ethnicity of the "undesirables".
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  358. +Tidal Yacht I would imagine that most of the reasons would apply to traveling into the future as well since a time traveler may be tempted to use what he/she learns from the future to benefit him/herself or try to alter or stop what that person considers to be bad events (which could lead to even worse happenings).
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  359. Or it could be set in an alternate reality.
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  360. Did Trump make any comment about it? No, let me clarify that. Did Trump make any reasonable comment about it?
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  361. +brooklynemtp589 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  362. The conspiracy theory about Paul McCartney's "death" never made any sense to me. Why go to all the trouble of getting someone who looks like him to fool the public if the remaining Beatles are going to confirm the death by placing messages about it in their songs?
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  363. +Darth Dag On all major highways there's a sign when you cross into Virginia that tells you that radar detectors are illegal.
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  364. Saying "Song of the South" is banned in the US gives the impression that a government entity told Disney they're not allowed to show it.  I don't believe that's true.  It would've been more accurate to say that Disney decided not to show it ever again to avoid controversy and possible boycotts.
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  365. +rwsthedemonking What about the elderly or disabled who can't drive? If I trusted the technology behind driverless cars, I'd say it was a godsend for them. Assuming they were able to own their own driverless cars, they'd be able to be more independent, not having to rely on friends and family to run errands and such.
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  366. +DaLagga Oddly enough, I was thinking about Q recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I agree that "villain" isn't it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  367. +zenfrodo I wouldn't classify War of the Worlds as a hoax. Like you said, it was never intended to fool people.
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  368. +Back to Back M's If I'm remembering correctly, Joker's henchmen restrained Gordon almost as soon as Barbara hit the floor.
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  369. Use some freakin' common sense. Ted Cruz wasn't even born when the first murders happened. And he wasn't born in California.
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  370. Sigrid Nilsen Use some common sense. If the descriptions from the time were accurate, the killer was in his mid to late 20's to early 30's, which would put his age between mid 70's to early 80's today (assuming he's even still alive). So unless Ted Cruz has the best plastic surgeon in the history of plastic surgery, he doesn't look anywhere near the age that the Zodiac Killer should be today.
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  371. Sigrid Nilsen Speaking of Terminators, unless you can discuss this like a sane person, I'm terminating this conversation. You're either a troll or someone who has legitimate trouble distinguishing between fiction and reality.
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  372. +Cheddah Slammer That's so odd that Burger King won't let you choose what toppings you want on the hot dog. It's never been an issue with their other products.
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  373. +Donna A I'm American and I don't really care for them (at least not in my candy, for some weird reason) either.
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  374. Bologna sandwich.
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  375. +Venos Ford This list doesn't include actors.
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  376. Dear WatchMojo, Thanks for making us feel like we should be on our deathbeds. Sincerely, Everyone Born before the 1980's
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  377. +Kennith Franklin Might depend on how far we (as a planet) advance in space exploration. But, I agree with your general concept.
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  378. ***** You're welcome. : )
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  379. +thejesscen I love Sherlock, but you're right, the cliffhangers aren't really nail biting. The closest it's had to a good cliffhanger (in my opinion) was the end of Series 3.
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  380. I would assume that with the movie premiering, WatchMojo wanted to repeat the video so people (like myself) who weren't familiar with the comic could learn a bit about the background of the character.
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  381. +JK Wiseman Even though Dallas started in the 70's, it had more of an 80's vibe to it.
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  382. +metalhead If I understood the narrator correctly, Jack was excluded because he's supposedly better known as the lead in Torchwood than as a companion on Doctor Who. Whereas Sarah Jane, even though she did star in her own series, is better known as a companion. In other words, ask someone which TV show the character of Captain Jack is associated with, WatchMojo believes that the average person will say Torchwood. Ask someone which TV show the character of Sarah Jane is associated with, the average person will say Doctor Who.
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  383. I think most people who know who Harrison Ford is know that he's a pilot.
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  384. +Nikita Ramera I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  385. I don't watch the series, so I don't know the character's name, but the actor is Arthur Darville.
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  386. +James Fleischmann Only if you can get John Barrowman involved. Then there would be two Captain Jacks! And as an added bonus, seeing Sherlock extremely thrown off his game by Jack Harkness flirting with him.
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  387. +Rob Maxwell Regardless, she wasn't a teenybopper when she became famous.
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  388. In the UK, right? Here in the States (and I think in Canada as well), we celebrate it in May. : )
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  389. +Matt blacker I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that WatchMojo looked at comics that could be adapted for a live action movie or TV show. Maus could only be adapted in animated form.
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  390. John Frank   Yes, it can, but this list was looking at comics that could be adapted as a *live action* movie or TV series, not animated.
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  391. John Frank   No problem.   : )
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  392. +New Razza Are you referring to that video by John Smith? If so, that wasn't an official BBC video. Also, the creators of Sherlock have frequently stated that they aren't going to film a crossover. That's a shame since I think it would make a great Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch. Short bits like that seem to be where Moffat really shines.
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  393. Ionut Maris  I'm pretty sure I remember Moffat saying that he was okay with it, but others on the Sherlock production team weren't.  And I'm also fairly certain that Gatiss is on record as not being in favor of it.  So I guess we know who to badger to persuade him to change his mind.    ; )
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  394. +sinclair rinascimento Not unless there was something in the series that indicated any couples had been intimate.
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  395. Check the date this video was originally released. It was before Bowie's death.
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  396. +Dillon K My aunt made one for me as a Christmas present. The body was cloth instead of plastic, obviously, but it looked just like the ones you bought in the store.
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  397. +Nomar Ramon I think that's my favorite SpongeBob episode. : )
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  398. The number one movie picked was made before 1990? That's more shocking than anything I would consider offensive in list of movies.
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  399. 10:21 -- WatchMojo, that boy wanted to do more than just be or date the Doctor. ; D
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  400. Leela should've been in the Top 10, not a Honorable Mention. Peri shouldn't have even been mentioned at all, Honorable or otherwise.
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  401. +Carson Welch Me too! Want to partner up in a structural engineering firm since obviously the only qualification is to have played with Legos? ; D
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  402. +Botchamania JEEZUS I think WatchMojo was using the broad definition of "classical".
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  403. #1-#10 and Honorable Mention goes to Tony's Pizza in Crescent Beach, Florida.
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  404. Numbers one and two should've been switched.
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  405. +Luke Ferraro I understand why they didn't put him on the list. Being the first Black person elected US President is historical, but it's too soon to judge the long term impact of what he actually did and didn't do.
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  406. Although I think Martha is the most beautiful of the New Who companions, I don't consider her sexy. To me, being sexy is more than simply being physically attractive. I can't really put into words what I consider sexy, but none of the New Who companions have it. River, on the other hand, has "it". To me, she's the sexiest female character in New Who.
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  407. Gabe Azevedo   Important to way more people than were living in the US at the time.
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  408. Vaporwave sounds like something I'd be willing to give a try.
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  409. Who do you think creates a lot of these excuses?
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  410. +Daniel Mart But that wasn't his "day job", though. IMdB lists ten credits as an actor compared the list of well over a hundred for directing and producing.
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  411. +Daniel Mart Sorry. I have this very bad habit of forgetting that I'm communicating with people who may not be familiar with American sayings. The point I was trying to make was that although Andy Warhol may have done some acting, he's better known for directing and producing, so I doubt WatchMojo would've included anyone playing him on this list.
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  412. +Assassin Master And how does someone commit murders before he's even conceived? And while he's in a different country, no less?
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  413. +ZenzetiveHD Or Dutch. I was on a cruise that stopped in Curacao and I bought some Dutch chocolate bars that were out of this world. I'm American, but after having both British and Dutch chocolates, I have to say that most of our chocolate bars are rubbish.
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  414. +Ppp Gameboy *SPOILERS, SHERLOCKIANS* But wouldn't that be more of a hallucination since it was drug induced?
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  415. +josh parker I wonder if the fact that they can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering them truly immortal?
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  416. +ender-girl Queen-of-the-end It's not a sci-fi comedy.
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  417. +kylephantom4 Series 9 hadn't started when this video was posted.
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  418. 1:06 -- Probably the only thing that I'll ever agree with Obama about.
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  419. +DAVID S Spell check, proper capitalization check, and punctuation (& the number of spaces that go after them) check. : )
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  420. DAVID S You're welcome. : )
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  421. +EPICFINALBOSS I think I get what he meant when he said that, but the timing was way off, what with it being not too long after 9-11.
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  422. +Kitty Locascio There was never any indication that they "danced". Different story with the Tenth Doctor and Queen Elizabeth I, though. ; )
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  423. +Mark Ukrainetz The phrase "separation of church and state" isn't in the Constitution. It was lifted from writings of Thomas Jefferson. Having said that, I do agree that sports and politics should not mix.
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  424. +ManicallyMetal You and your family may celebrate killing Native Americans (which is really sick, by the way), but others get together with family and/or friends to show appreciation for the good in their lives.
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  425. +Marlene Barajas I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  426. The September 11th Memorial should've been on the list itself rather than a Honorable Mention.
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  427. +bluebear1985 Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition! : )
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  428. +georgian swimmer The list focused on votes that had a significant long term historical impact. It's way too soon to judge if Trump's election will fall under that category.
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  429. +Douglas Brown In the nine months it takes for a pregnancy, a guy could theoretically father 270± children if he had sex once a day with a different woman each day.
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  430. +Anon Undeclared I think WatchMojo was looking at movies in which scenes had to be cut or changed due to real life events.
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  431. I'm fairly certain WatchMojo was focusing on things JFK was either responsible for or did himself.
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  432. +A Imraah Actually, the reason they ended up making the pregnancy a dream was because Katey Sagal had a miscarriage.
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  433. If you leave the annotations on, you'll notice it was corrected. : )
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  434. +Lotha Fist The list is focusing on foods that traditionally are heated, but still taste great when they aren't hot.
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  435. ***** I've heard of it, but that sounds so nasty.
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  436. Bewitched should've been a honorable mention.
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  437. +Lily Mason Have you ever seen him in his US series, House? His character in that show was not a nice guy by any stretch of the imagination.
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  438. +JayCat123 To make sure WatchMojo gets it right. : )
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  439. Bryan Allen   Yeah, I do remember reading that.  : )
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  440. +Marc Ocica There were only three items on the lost that dealt solely with the US (declaration of war on Japan, Lincoln's election, and the 19th Amendment to the Constitution).
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  441. +biancademonet If you're not making the version with cheese, how do you keep the applesauce from making the bread soggy?
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  442. Angrymonkeyboy  Ok, thanks.   : )
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  443. +Krishnan unni He's not a superhero by any stretch of the imagination.
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  444. +Ka Leung Why? The last time a main character died (and stayed dead) was back in 2009 when the character Lindsay Duncan played in "The Waters of Mars" killed herself. I'm counting her as a main character only because she was credited as being the Doctor's companion for that special. If you don't consider her a main character, you have to go all the way back to 1982, when Adric died. Now if you want a show within the Whoniverse that likes to kill off its main characters, look no further than Torchwood . Out of its original six main characters, only two were left by Series Four.
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  445. +JamesLinton17 I'm only coming up with four: Katarina (1965), Sara Kingdom (1965), Adric (1982), and Adelaide Brooke (2009 special, "The Waters of Mars"). Who's the fifth?
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  446. +JamesLinton17 I'm going to have to cordially disagree with you about Amy and Rory. When I think about a show killing off characters, I assume that the cause of death is anything but death from old age. Unless Moffat ever claims otherwise, I'm assuming that Amy and Rory died of natural causes based off their ages on the gravestone.
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  447. Vader is also Leia's father!
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  448. +Rodrigo Trujillo The only thing confirmed right now is that the showrunner, Steven Moffat, is stepping down. However, I do believe that it will be announced this year that Capaldi's going to leave at the end of the 2017 series.
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  449. +Nabila Ghina Fadhila Here's something to ponder: Cumberbatch and Miller appeared together on stage in Frankenstein a few years back. If Cumberbatch is successful as Doctor Strange, he might just end up appearing with RDJ (Iron Man) in a Marvel movie within a few years. If that ends up being the case, then Miller and RDJ need to appear together in the same project at some point and then all the best known 21st century Sherlocks will have worked with each other.
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  450. +Nick S My favorite was the spoof of It's a Wonderful Life.
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  451. I can't say I'm a NASCAR fan, but I will always remember Earnhardt's death because of the wrangling between the Earnhardt family and the Orlando Sentinel, which led to the Florida Legislature exempting autopsy photos from the Open Records law. Essentially, what had happened was the Orlando Sentinel wanted to look at the autopsy reports and photos as part of its investigative reporting on the tragedy. Understandably, the Earnhardt family objected to the photos being released to the newspaper because they were concerned, despite promises being made that the photos would be for its eyes only, that the photos would be leaked to the public.
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  452. +Mr. Obvious The Fifth Maybe you should be listening to real Christian music to help you rid yourself of that ugly anti-Christian attitude.
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  453. +stigmajosh I never got into Ab Fab myself, but it always seemed to be a popular series. Surprising it didn't make the list.
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  454. This is true. Either one of them should've been easy to beat had the opposite party nominated a credible candidate.
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  455. +Teebz 1000 I think the big difference was the age of the actors / characters. There were people here in the States that were uncomfortable with the idea of underage actors / characters engaging in sex acts and drug use.
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  456. +Teagos Teagos It didn't take a court case for him to become President.
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  457. Taco Bell's Chihuahua is a short hair. That's nothing compared to a nice fluffy long haired Chihuahua (see user pic to the left).
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  458. +phantastic013 According to the video, he pawned his remaining belongings to get the ticket.
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  459. I don't see how Potemkin and Birth of a Nation ended up on this list. Propaganda they may be, but they weren't examples of war propaganda. Neither movie were pushing for or against any conflicts their nations were engaged in at the time (there were none as far as I can remember).
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  460. +mikeyb1335 He was on the list of 70's comedy actors.
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  461. I can see why Karen Gillan was picked to play Jean Shrimpton. Britney's naughty schoolgirl look isn't really iconic. I can't say I know exactly what men think about (since I'm female), but I'm fairly certain that ensemble (in general, not necessarily on Britney) has been part of many a man's, shall we say, less than pure thoughts.
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  462. +BoatingTurtle Not true. There are definitely 10 or more actresses whose heyday was in the 1920's that WatchMojo could draw on for a Top Ten list.
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  463. +Ashter Moon Yes, that was Mohammed Ali. I had forgotten he did those ads until I saw that clip.
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  464. The Doctor doesn't die, he regenerates.
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  465. +Captain Marvel Wilson If WatchMojo does decide to make an updated video, I want them to wait until after Doctor Strange is released.
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  466. +Cain Jenkins Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think Rambo would qualify since it premiered in the mid 1980's, about 30-35 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  467. +PtolemyAtheling I know he was hired by Obama to a post in which he was supposed to be a liaison with the Asian-American community, but as far as I know, he never ran for a political office.
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  468. I wouldn't classify it as slang. It's just the shortening of a longer word, like referring to gasoline as gas or a cellular phone as a cell phone.
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  469. +Luke Newman I would imagine that general fraud laws would cover the situation if no contract was involved. Let's say you went to a store to buy laundry detergent and when you got home you found apple juice in the bottle. If the store refused to replace the product or refund your money, you could sue them for fraud even though there's no contract between you and the store.
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  470. +Cyndi Keely I'll be the first to agree 100% that what President Bush did was inappropriate (regardless of the gender of the recipient) and it's pretty obvious to anyone with eyesight that Chancellor Merkel didn't welcome the gesture. But sexual harassment? That I don't agree with, based solely on that clip. I don't think Bush was trying to come on to her or otherwise be disrespectful. And, by the way, I'm a woman. 🙂
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  471. +João Prado It's not a diplomatic blunder because he hasn't grabbed a female world leader there -- yet.
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  472. +SWAG Team Because it's so severe compared to most other countries. Even if a drunk driver killed someone here in the US, the worst he'd get is a life sentence even if the state still has the death penalty on the books.
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  473. +LippensEnte I just saw Hamlet tonight with Cumberbatch and I do think he's going to definitely be remembered as one of the best British actors of his generation. However, this list seemed to be focused more on those with long, enduring careers, with the exception of Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale in the Honorable Mentions. If I interpreted the criteria correctly, then Cumberbatch definitely should've merited a Honorable Mention.
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  474. +Miyamoto Musashi We don't have to worry about a Kardashian being able to send our children to war, make government budgets, keep our streets safe, etc... .
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  475. Back in the 60's (first run) and 70's (syndicated re-runs), you couldn't tell that Cesar Romero hadn't shaved his mustache, but with all the modern technical stuff that's been done to the Batman TV episodes, it almost appears as if the makeup crew weren't even trying to hide the mustache.
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  476. You acknowledge Lon Chaney's contributions to horror makeup techniques, yet have him listed in the number nine spot? Seriously? : (
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  477. #3 -- Wasn't that the story North Korea picked up from The Onion?
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  478. +David Loomis It really wasn't the HIV, it was what Magic Johnson did that caused him to contract HIV that prompted companies to drop him. Personally, I find it hypocritical for him to have been dropped when you know that there are other sports figures who do the same thing or worse that continue to get paid millions of dollars a year from these same companies.
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  479. CSI: Miami and Miami Vice would have been an interesting one.
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  480. +sunshizzleyou Personally, I think it makes them appear like morons.
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  481. Considering that Trump is running for US President, I'm calling out WatchMojo on its claim that no politicians were going to be featured on this list.
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  482. +hull294 So a potential Bond really should be in his mid-30's to mid-40's.
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  483. +Jon Kimberson Based on the clip in this video, I assume the character of Harley made an appearance sometime during the series run.
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  484. +shizukagozen777 I'm American and I have to agree with you absolutely about my National Anthem (doesn't mean I'm not proud of it, though). It is a difficult piece to sing. And sadly, a lot of American singers make it even more so by trying to be creative with the notes and/or music. I thought the choice of France as the number one anthem was a good one.
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  485. shizukagozen777    "But it's a powerful song which suits very well to your country I think." -- I think that describes your anthem quite well, too.
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  486. My aunt made homemade Cabbage Patch dolls for me and a friend for Christmas 1983. If it wasn't for the cloth "skin" she used instead of hard plastic, you wouldn't have been able to tell which ones were hers and which were the store bought ones.
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  487. I remember that one! It happened in London, right?
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  488. +Deathcoke Mars I can't comment on how he's received by comic readers, but considering he's the main character in a popular TV series, can you really consider him an underrated superhero?
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  489. +Rafsup Good point.
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  490. +Esparza Cartoons Then the cops are called to the scene, only to be confronted by the uncle who's a vampire TV chef and the wacky neighbor whose dreams of being a singer clash with her job as one of the world's top surgeons. ; )
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  491. Knew all of those! 😛
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  492. +ralph mccormick I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  493. +Daisy Ann Even though the Queen can't directly tell a Prime Minister what to do or not do, he'd be stupid not to at least listen to to someone who has been exposed to the political goings on of the UK and the world for sixty plus years. I'd find it surprising if the Queen hadn't influenced a Prime Minister or two to do or not do something over the years.
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  494. I'm surprised the flag of the Bahamas isn't on this list.
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  495. The only reason Castro was able to keep the Cuban economy from total collapse for so long was due to support from the (then) Soviet Union. When it collapsed, I think Venezuela was able to pick up some of the slack for a little while, but once both countries were out of the picture, Cuba's economy tanked.
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  496. #2 -- "As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly."
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  497. +Clarrisani ‍ WhoLock is a crossover fandom.
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  498. +Godminnette2 I like the idea of WhoLock, even though I know the only realistic way it could ever happen on TV is in something like a Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch. I'm also a wee bit older than 22 and rarely peek in on Tumblr and DeviantART. : )
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  499. +Matthew K Yeah, I wonder why it wasn't on here? That story broke last year.
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  500. +slash slash Although I agree that solely for the purposes of this video, the adopted children shouldn't count, the adopted children are just as much the children of the parents as the biological ones.
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  501. The narrator said at the beginning of the video that the National Anthem wasn't going to be included.
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  502. I think people that refuse to use common sense while playing it should be banned. For example: A mother was threatening to sue the game makers because her daughter got hurt playing Pokemon Go. The mother had this idea that the game should've warned her teenager that trying to catch a monster on a busy highway wasn't a good idea.
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  503. +Ngacier Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. All of those movies you mentioned premiered well after that cutoff point.
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  504. +JohnLarry Jerry First permanent European settlement in present day US that is still occupied is St. Augustine, Florida, which was founded in 1565. And I'm pretty sure there were attempts at settlement even before that.
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  505. JohnLarry Jerry   Then please tell me why St. Augustine had a huge celebration for its 450th anniversary last September.
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  506. CamRebires   I knew about that, but they never established any settlements that endured to the present day.   : )
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  507. I'll admit to being a (diet) sodaholic, but I've never tried to justify it as a "health" food. More like the lesser of two evils (sugar version vs non-sugar).
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  508. Bill Anthony It started in 1967 and ended in 1978, so the majority of its episodes were set in the 70's. I also have some vague memories of watching some episodes in its later seasons. Those two reasons are why I consider the Carol Burnett Show more of a 70's show than a 60's show. : )
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  509. I'm sure if I ever really sat down and thought about it, I could come up with a few celebrities that I think have what it takes to be President of the US, but not anyone on this list.
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  510. +Yami Sora I think the reason why that version wasn't shown was because the BBC Sherlock version of "The Hound of the Baskervilles" was essentially a new story that was inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips that could correspond with the scenes in the book.
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  511. I thought number one was pretty much common knowledge.
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  512. +VanityByMari No disagreement from me, but Tina Turner is primarily a singer.
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  513. +V Lord Of what?
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  514. But it was the phonograph that had the staying power.
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  515. I'll bet not a lot of people outside Florida know about Fort Mose. It was a settlement for free Blacks established about 1738 by the Spanish territory's governor.
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  516. Blues Brothers should've been Number One.
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  517.  @sexysagi  True.
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  518. Arnold Schwarzenegger may not be American by birth (and thus ineligible to become a US President), but he is American by naturalization.
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  519. I don't like Obama, but I definitely appreciate the history that was made when he was elected.
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  520. +April Duus Not that I'm saying that if there were voting irregularities they shouldn't be investigated, but who cares what the nationwide popular vote was? It's the popular vote of each state that determines the winner of a Presidential election.
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  521. April Duus I get sick of both sides bringing it up because it has no relevance to who won the election. Whether we agree with it or not, our President is not elected by nationwide popular vote. Trump won the Electoral College vote, he's President, end of story.
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  522. I'm fairly certain WatchMojo was focusing on things JFK actually did or was responsible for in ranking these moments.
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  523. It seems like WatchMojo didn't follow its own criteria when compiling this video. Just about everyone selected, except for Rich Little (who should have been number one) and maybe Frank Caliendo, aren't professional impersonators. In other words, although people like Dana Carvey and Jim Carrey may be excellent at impersonating other people, that isn't what they do all the time.
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  524. The weirdest thing about this is that there was a McDonalds ad right before this promoting its $1 Coca-Cola special.
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  525. +Gerald Bieniek The only thing we'll have to agree to disagree on is the laugh. Maybe it's because Romero was my first Joker, but his laugh is my favorite. Otherwise, I totally agree with you. : )
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  526. +roganjr77 The 60's series was never meant to be serious and it definitely succeeded. : )
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  527. Don't get me wrong, I like CSI: Miami, but as far as overall quality of cast and stories, CSI: NY was the better spin off.
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  528. Nate Carraway  I knew that.   : )
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  529. +TheCapitaineCarnage I'm no expert in French voting procedures, but I don't think a voter's motivation for his/her selection has any bearing on who the winner is.
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  530. +Lukas Kotsios At the beginning of the video, the narrator said that non-humans weren't going to be considered.
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  531. +Super Gamer I'm way older than a teen and I don't drive because it makes me too nervous. And I have just enough intelligence to realize that a nervous driver is not a good thing, so I don't drive. : )
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  532. That sounds really good.
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  533. I can understand being passionate about your favorite team, but if that passion "inspires" you to commit violence against people and/or property, perhaps you should consider a different hobby.
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  534. I'm fairly certain that if you ask the average person what two roles Rowan Atkinson is best known for, Mr. Bean and Blackadder will be the answer. Not Mr. Bean and Johnny English.
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  535. ***** Not every immigrant is going to be arriving from an area that has access to English language education. Yes, there is the Internet, but even if an immigrant had access to that, he/she will still most likely arrive here without fluency in English. The only way most people truly learn a foreign language is if they have to use it on a regular basis and many non-native English speaking immigrants won't have that opportunity until they arrive here. And regarding hypothetical government sponsored ESL classes: Yes, the US doesn't have a de jure official language, but since the citizenship test requires a certain level of competency in English, I would imagine any language classes set up for immigrants by the Federal Government would have to teach English.
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  536. ***** I think you missed the word, "hypothetical", in my post about government run language classes. My point wasn't whether or not I was in support of such classes, it was that if such classes existed, they would have to teach English because to become a citizen, immigrants have to show a level of proficiency in that language (despite the fact that the US has no official language). I also never said that I don't expect immigrants to make a good faith effort to learn as much as they can about their new country and new language (if applicable) before setting foot in it. However, I don't expect newly arrived immigrants to be experts on Americana, nor do I expect them to be as proficient in English as someone who was born and raised here. I got the impression that you do, but I don't think that's realistic. And why does the remainder of your response imply that I'm pro-illegal immigration? I don't believe I mentioned anything that could be interpreted that way.
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  537. Nah, I'd say just delete it. No point in keeping it up if the guy was only at the White House for a week and a half.
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  538. During the Honorable Mentions segment, it would've been nice if there was something indicating how the celebs mentioned were related.
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  539. ***** I don't think that, considering WatchMojo stated the relationship for every other pairing, it was unreasonable to expect it for the pairings in the Honorable Mentions segment. : )
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  540. ***** Thanks. I don't know why, but I had a feeling that McDowell was Siddig's uncle.
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  541. I always thought the TV version of Barbara Gordon's Batgirl came before the comic book version?
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  542. +ultrajd Rosa Parks is the woman you're thinking of. However, she wasn't a women's rights activist, she was involved in the civil rights movement.
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  543. *****   You're welcome.   : )
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  544. I haven't read much of Batman (except The Killing Joke) in ages, but I believe some writers like to portray her as an anti-hero, which WatchMojo said was eligible for the list.
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  545. I remember when he was on Bosom Buddies.
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  546. +ukulele177 No one is perfect, but when a company hires someone to be its spokesperson, they expect him/her to publicly behave in a way that doesn't bring bad publicity to the company.
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  547. +taqu Also, I think the British have the right idea with keeping the seasons shorter than us Americans do. Our shows usually have about 20 to 26 episodes per year, whereas most British shows seem to be about 6 to 13 episodes per year. I think it gives the production teams plenty of time to make sure what they're working on is going to be good rather than just trying to fill up time.
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  548. +jamie davey That's because if Picard was faced with any of these opponents, his most likely course of action would be to offer them some Earl Grey (hot) and ask them to sit down and talk about what's bothering them. ; )
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  549. @Ulices Rdodriguez: It's been my experience that most new and innovative technology is expensive when it first comes onto the market. My family's first VCR in 1984 was around $500. The last one I bought (a VCR/DVD combo) about 10 ten years ago was around $100.
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  550. It's not a surprise to anyone thirty-five or older that Hugh Grant has a mugshot.
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  551. #6 -- I had heard the reason why that collaboration happened was to shut up the people who were saying Eminem was homophobic.
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  552. +ajmrowland Out of curiosity, does that store stock primarily mainstream videos or does it focus on titles that may be too old and/or eclectic for services like Netflix?
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  553. ajmrowland   Wow.   I haven't seen a video store, except adult ones (from the outside, I swear!), in probably about 10 years, give or take.
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  554. +G Rodriguez Of course he did! : D
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  555. +Oscar Hayden (Perdition Bound) You're not too far off. I watched House for a few seasons mainly because I was fascinated by the fact that Hugh Laurie, a Brit who was mainly know for madcap comedy, was playing the lead. And I really liked his performance, but the series itself got too predictable and I stopped watching.
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  556. +Brady Ward Neither was MASH or The X-Files.
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  557. +Buddy Jesus "Carnival" in this sense refers to general fairs and festivals, not the period before Lent.
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  558. Other than the odd airport with regional art collections and exhibits, I can't think of any US airport that comes close to having the amenities and attractions shown at the airports in this video.
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  559. Proud of him for assaulting women?
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  560. +Krayola Singh No agency or government is looking for him, and even if one was, Bush hasn't fled the US to avoid capture.
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  561. Series 9 hadn't started when this video was posted.
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  562. Ben Quick Oooh, I like that idea.
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  563. Ben Quick How did you get the letters to go upside down?
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  564. +Burt Macklin But the spokesperson gig made him a bit of a celebrity.
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  565. +Nicholas Marakovic I'm not to fond of pickles, but everything else sounds yummy. Is it cold or grilled?
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  566. Nicholas Marakovic   It does sound yummy.  Thanks for the info.   : )
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  567. Lore and Data are twins in the sense that they look exactly like one another. Not all the twins mentioned in this video were even related.
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  568. MrKaywyn It's still one of my favorites, not because I think it's hilarious, but in appreciation that the guys must've poured through every thesaurus in the UK to write that sketch.
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  569. +Fullmetal Gamer And under the procedure set up in US Constitution to elect the president, Clinton having more votes nationwide was as relevant as a Kim Kardashian selfie to a blind person.
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  570. Peanuts began in 1950, not 1947.
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  571. +Inga Turner Still, when most people hear the word "traitor", they think of someone who did something that endangered one's own country or a group of people for the benefit of an enemy state (or at least one that isn't so friendly). Not simply changing one's mind about political allegiances.
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  572. +CannonManXD Fusion I do, but I'm a half breed as far as language is concerned. Mother was Southern and Father is Mid Atlantic (Baltimore to be specific).
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  573. +laewful In what way? There's a difference between just being a jerk and doing things such as rape, murder, abusing your children, etc,,, ,
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  574. +DrewPicklesTheDark Package delivery won't be going anywhere, but mailing things like letters and greeting cards are on the decline.
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  575. +CINESHARES ShareWithUs Propaganda? Yes. War propaganda? No.
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  576. +The Wiggly Truth I don't think you're overthinking it. It's everyone else who doesn't think enough about the potential problems and consequences of new technology.
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  577. +Dena Spohn I'm a bit conflicted as to whether Fonzie or Archie should be first, but I agree with you about Hawkeye and JR.
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  578. +Maria Sings I was so certain that Terrell Owens, Dennis Rodman, and Mike Tyson weren't of predominately European descent. Shows what I know. Read above with heavy sarcastic voice.
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  579. I would've made Rubix number two and Cabbage Patch dolls number one. Cabbage Patch dolls were the first toy I remember that spurred normally rational, sane adults into acting like animals while trying to obtain the dolls for Christmas. My "Cabbage Patch" doll was homemade by my aunt. The head was cloth instead of plastic, but it looked just like the ones in the store.
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  580. There'a some spots where I live where it's actually more dangerous to cross at the zebras / crosswalks than to jaywalk.
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  581. I would seriously question the sanity of anyone who would want to go to nearly all these places as a tourist. I say "nearly all" because I would imagine that in someplace like Rio de Janerio, you'd have a much lower risk of something really bad happening if you stayed around the tourist zone and not wander into the residential areas.
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  582. 7(a): Smearcase cake -- similar in style to cheesecake, but with a thicker consistency and richer taste.
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  583. My mother claimed that Earth was the insane asylum of the universe.
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  584. +IceboundStar Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  585. 3:15 -- TARDIS!!!!!
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  586. It all depends on the criteria each source prioritizes. Although the narrator did say WatchMojo was also looking at cleanliness and efficiency, the main focus was on the interesting or unique amenities these airports offer. It could be that neither Abu Dhabi nor SFO had that same flair that Dubai does according to whoever WatchMojo had compiling the rankings.
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  587. +Ethan Hess Could you be a little more specific? Numerous hurricanes have affected the Eastern US coast.
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  588. 3:17 -- The very definition of irony.
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  589. +Martin Vela-Sanchez Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. The movie you mentioned premiered long after that cutoff point.
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  590. +Joshua Lopez Although there was a lot of flak aimed at Limbaugh, I don't think he lost any significant number of advertisers over it.
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  591. Joshua Lopez   I can't think of anyone that still listens to him either.  I'll confess that I used to listen to him for a short time back in the early 90's, but I quickly got sick and tired of him not letting anyone but him talk (even when I agreed with him), especially if that person had an opposing view.
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  592. +Matthew Lewandowski I'd have to go back and double check, but Bush being responsible for 9-11 may be on WatchMojo's original conspiracy list.
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  593. +Jim Humphries Although I would also rank Tom Baker as the best Doctor overall, I subscribe to the Brigadier's assessment: "Splendid chaps, all of them."
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  594. +mike rubin It's British slang for "guy".
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  595. +D1ttoDud3 Odd considering they both have had the same guy in charge (or in Sherlock's case, he's one of the people in charge) for the past six years.
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  596. +sephiroth17181 We don't want him either. Maybe we can have a bilateral conference to determine a solution that's acceptable to both countries. ; )
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  597. +18Darkside I don't think it'll get rid of truck drivers, but they won't be driving. I think there will still be a need to have a person accompany the freight to keep an eye on it and to verify that it reached its destination.
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  598. +Frank Maphoto Not that I condone adultery, but at least Tiger Woods had sex with consenting adult women. However, I think most people would put pedophilia in the "worst transgression" category.
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  599. +Robert J. Williamson I know it was shown in the US because I remember watching it about 30 years ago. I think it was one of those series that individual PBS stations had to purchase on their own. That could be why it's not remembered as well as it should be here in the States.
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  600. +joeyconservative If I had been a South Carolina resident at the time, I would've been more bent out of shape over the fact that he left the country without letting anyone know where he was going. That is just plain irresponsible for someone in his position.
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  601. +MrBellboy55 Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  602. +Jack Glaser Yes, they did. I survived that era mostly in one piece. ; )
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  603. +Maine Man This CEO won't have to go in for his yearly prostrate check up since all his proctologist has to do is watch the video. : )
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  604. +Andrew Nunya If I'm remembering correctly, Knight Rider already has had one revival and one reboot.
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  605. +Cole Hersom I spent the summer in Newberry one year babysitting my cousins. Nice little place then, but from what I've read, it's built up a bit.
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  606. +alex t The two projects that really changed my perception of Robin Williams were Dead Poet's Society (movie) and Homicide: Life on the Streets (TV).
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  607. And Hanukkah.
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  608. How can you not like the Animaniacs theme song? 😲
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  609. +WatchMojo You really should've waited until this season was finished.
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  610. +unpredictablemove88 She really hasn't been around long enough, I think, for a list like this. Besides, her only claim to fame right now is Fifty Shades and that wasn't exactly Oscar worthy material.
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  611. The only way Angel is going to come back anytime in the near future is to either totally reboot it or set it in Angel's past/future with a new actor playing the main character since David Boreanaz isn't available.
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  612. Regarding the late Princess of Wales, where in the world did that "Miss Spencer" in the narration come from? Prior to her marriage, she was Lady Diana Spencer, and addressed as Lady Diana.
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  613. +Ada Pieńkowska My local grocery store here in the US sells pączkis the week before Ash Wednesday. I don't know how authentic they are, but they are so good!
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  614. 10:18 -- That is true. A friend of my dad's asked for no-salt fries all the time. That way he knew the fries were freshly fried since they would have to make a new batch.
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  615. Not when this video was originally produced.
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  616. +shiva1008 What numbers? And please don't start spouting off that Trump didn't win the nationwide popular vote. For good or bad, under the procedure set up by the US Constitution for the election of the President, the nationwide popular vote is irrelevant. It's which candidate can win the statewide popular vote in the right number of states to obtain 270 plus Electoral College votes that wins the election. I've never been that crazy about the Electoral College set up myself, but until someone comes up with a better way to do it (other than simple plurality), it is what it is.
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  617. shiva1008 That's not an answer. What specific numbers that actually have a bearing on who was elected are you referring to?
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  618. shiva1008 Unless you're a Presidential trivia buff, the number of people who show up for an inauguration is irrelevant. How is democracy threatened or enhanced by turnout? Like I mentioned in my original post, nationwide popular vote has no bearing on who's elected President. Is the Electoral College the most fair system? I don't think so, but neither do I want the highest office in the country elected by a simple plurality. Actually, the fact that so many people showed up for that protest reinforces that our democracy, although far from perfect, is still breathing. No argument from me on points 4, 6, and 7. It still makes me want to bang my head against a wall to think that people actually voted for Trump despite all the obvious indicators that he was not qualified to be President (didn't want Clinton, either, by the way). I tried to be a point 5, but it was like talking to a brick wall whenever I tried to point out examples of points 4, 6, and 7. The really sad part is most of the people I discussed this with thought those examples were assets instead of liabilities.
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  619. 1:57 -- You call that "disfigured"? Try watching the 1925 silent film version.
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  620. +Brian Scalabrine Oh, yeah, same here, but that was about 40 years ago.
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  621. Two words: crab chips! : p ....
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  622. +TheMad Commenter The "phone booth" can hold way more of my friends than the DeLorean. : )
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  623. +False Flagger And swim in the library. Well, unless that got moved around during the latest remodel.
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  624. +Alex Jimenez That should've been number two.
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  625. Where's "Where's the beef"?
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  626. Eddie Murphy's "Mr. Robinson" wasn't really an "original" character since he was parodying Mr. Rogers.
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  627. I guess it all depends on how you felt about the deceased. : )
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  628. I'm going to have to disagree about "Government/How to Vote" being a Honorable Mention. It should be at least in the top five. I've read too many comments, blogs, etc..., online over the past 10-15 years (especially after the recent Presidential election) that show how uneducated a lot of Americans are about basic civics.
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  629. Aww, come on, WhoLock not number one? WatchMojo, you do realize that is the crossover that would be the most (even though Moffat has insisted otherwise) likely to happen.
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  630. *****   Well, that's true.  It wasn't Epcot at Looney Tunes World that I went to a few years ago.   : )
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  631. 2:58 -- Every prescription drug ad here in the States spends half the ad listing the side effects.
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  632. Okay, I'm good with having Thriller as Number One, but Material Girl should've been Number Two.
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  633. +bruno cremasco Deaf people are capable of driving cars, but I get your general point.
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  634. +Sonny0612 Little House on the Prairie is a series for whores? I must have missed the episodes in which Laura wins blue ribbons at the fair for putting out, along with the episodes in which Ma and Reverend Alden have quickies behind the church.
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  635. He wasn't a child star.
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  636. +Birgit Schwäbe If you're referring to the 1996 movie starring Paul McGann, that was a TV movie. Even though TV episodes have been shown in theaters, there's never been an actual Doctor Who movie.
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  637. +Rafael Pelayo I'm not that into Bond, so forgive my lack of knowledge here, but I think Bond could be Black since the core characteristics (as I understand them) of the character don't really suggest a specific ethnicity other than British. And British people can range from white as snow to black as night. Now from what I know about characters like Black Panther, I'd agree that they can't be played by a White actor because of a vital part of the character itself wouldn't allow it. A White actor couldn't realistically portray a prince or king (I forget which Black Panther is, sorry) of an African tribe.
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  638. If you were actually inside your friend's house and he/she knew you were using it, that wouldn't be illegal. What would make it illegal is if you were, for example, sitting outside in your car using the WiFi signal and your friend had no idea you were there.
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  639. Euro Pimp Productions I'm usually a pretty good reader, but somehow I missed that it was the neighbor's house. : s
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  640. Martin Espino   I didn't even really think about it, that's the term I grew up with here in the US to collectively describe people who aren't White.  I don't ever remember hearing it being used in general conversation as a derogatory term. But, now that I'm re-reading my post, I realize I should've used "non-White" or a similar term because there are more countries in which Whites are the minority rather than the majority.
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  641. +WesleyB1994 So are sonic sunglasses and electric guitars. : )
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  642. +Tessax92 I'm extremely greedy. I want a blue box that contains the Fifth Doctor, the Tenth Doctor, and Captain Jack (after they've kidnapped Sherlock, Inspector Lestrade, and Doctor Strange). :p...
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  643. +Daniel Attrell I'm not sure whether that would be made into a horror movie or a farce.
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  644. +Cris Leak I don't mean to sound callous, but blowing up hospitals or skyscrapers (in fictional universes) usually doesn't have the dramatic impact that something like the torturing or killing of major characters does. A possible exception would be is if a major character or someone important to a major character was in the building as it exploded, which reinforces that individual drama has more impact.
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  645. Re: #7 -- I love how people start screaming, "Censorship!", when a company decides not to sell a product. Censorship is the government mandating what can or cannot be expressed by an individual or group. If the Australian government had told the makers of Grand Theft Auto that they couldn't distribute their game in the country at all or not without government mandated changes, then that would be censorship.
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  646. +Daisy Tapia A new recall was issued a couple of days ago.
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  647. These facts about Brazil are impacting or could impact its hosting of the Olympics.
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  648. +MADHAV VEER He's not wealthy, is he?
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  649. Leslie Holmes   Wow, thanks. blushes
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  650. +joshjhutton It's not a sport like football or basketball, but the wrestlers still put their bodies through a lot of punishment. Look at Daniel Bryan who recently had to retire because of damage due to repeated concussions.
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  651. +samus20018 They're an 80's phenomenon.
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  652. +juusiismoivaa This video was commenting on terrorism in general.
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  653. Eurovision is a contest between nations, many of which use established singers or groups to represent them. The purpose of shows like American Idol is to find and promote new talent.
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  654. The last time I can remember a main character on Doctor Who dying and staying dead was Adric back in 1982. Although I suppose you could count the character Lindsay Duncan played in "The Waters of Mars" in 2009 since she was credited as being the Doctor's companion for that episode. Torchwood , on the other hand, ended up killing off all but two of its original cast of characters.
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  655. Sonya Dingman   No problem.  : )
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  656. 12:05 -- Oh, Prime Minister! ; D
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  657. +Matthew Moussa The narrator at beginning of the video said that this list was confined to Christmas themed episodes of regular series, not specials made specifically for Christmas.
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  658. +Lisa Metzgar I believe "The Hounds of Baskerville" was written by Gatiss.
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  659. I wouldn't classify War of the Worlds as a hoax. To me, a hoax is an intentional act by one party to fool another party. War of the Worlds was never intended to fool anyone into believing that Martians had really landed in the US.
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  660. Dinoman217 Oh, okay. : )
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  661. +Rem Winks And usually pretty badly. Whose Line is one of the few that didn't get totally lost in the British to American translation.
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  662. inertiia joy I've seen a few clips of the IT Crowd (British version) online and it doesn't interest me. The concept of Life on Mars (British version) sounds intriguing, but I've got so many other shows to catch up on right now, I dare not start another one. As far as "not everything needs to be [A]mericanised" is concerned, hon, I'm American and I agree 100% with you. My theory is that our major TV networks don't think the average viewer wants to watch anything "foreign", even if the language is the same. Which is a weird attitude to have, considering how many British shows have become quite popular with mainstream audiences over here.
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  663. No Greatest American Hero?
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  664. +Ali Shah Those were shows from the 1960's.
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  665. +Alex Meyer I would imagine that Clara Bow would be number one or two in such a list. I’m partial to Mary Pickford myself, but Clara seems to be the more popular female silent era actress among people who even know what silent films are.
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  666. #2: First battle by that name happened in July 1861, second one happened in August 1862. #1: Quite obvious.
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  667. +pozzibleMovies The best answer I could find is that, for the President's safety, all food and floral gifts have to be destroyed. However, I did see an article (can't remember source now, sorry!) from 2014 that claimed that year's shamrock offering was planted in the First Lady's garden.
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  668. What game show was he on?
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  669. metsoneredsoxtwo Thanks. : )
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  670. +Dylan K Saint Pierre and Miquelon.  Plus, there are, I think, three islands in the Caribbean that are part of France.
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  671. +Mrarnell bob (MrFarnell) Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  672. +EASYTIGER10 I'm American and I remember when I first read that Hugh Laurie was playing the title character in House, my first thoughts were "Hugh Laurie? The guy from Blackadder? In an American drama?" Oddly enough, the fact that the same man who gave us the Prince Regent in Blackadder III was in a drama series was more surprising than him doing an American accent (which was superb).
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  673. None of the CSI series had a very high body count in regards to their main characters. In fifteen seasons, the original CSI lost three main characters (only two if you're not counting that girl that died in the pilot). In ten seasons, CSI: Miami lost two. And, in nine seasons, CSI: New York didn't lose any (Aiden wasn't a main character by the time she was murdered).
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  674. +Chris Figg With Jayne Mansfield on the list, not hardly. : )
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  675. JR is on the 70's character list.
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  676. But the point of the video is that these are skills secondary school students should be learning as part of the regular curriculum, not something that is optional.
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  677. +racpatrice I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are cops.
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  678. +ala'a aliens Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  679. +louislungbubble I would think it's more for the benefit of anyone who either has never seen the show (such a shame) or hasn't seen it in so long, he/she may have forgotten some of these sketches. I'm American and I've seen all of these sketches at least a gazillion times. : )
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  680. Yeah, I was really surprised that he was on the list at all, much less the top spot.
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  681. +LuisWRXSTi That was Knight Rider. That aired in the 1980s.
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  682. +UncleJ4 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  683. Like most of the people in Sherlock's life, John does have a tendency to not really make Sherlock face the consequences of his words and actions most of the time, but I think describing him as "milquetoast" isn't quite accurate.
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  684. +Damann 123 Everyone in the US should know (the fact that most Americans apparently don't is another issue), but these videos are seen by people all over the world.
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  685. I had always assumed that there was, for lack of a better term, a basic food allowance for the First Family for their private meals.
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  686. I know the 1924 film, Greed, doesn't meet the criteria because it's original release time was 140 minutes, but if the director had his way, it would've been one of the longest movies ever at 462 minutes.
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  687. 2:11 -- A vice-president and president having opposing views wouldn't have been uncommon in the early years of the US. I don't remember how long this lasted (and right now, too lazy to look it up), but at the beginning of this country, the vice-president was the runner-up of the presidential election. Can you imagine how the next four years would play out if we still had that in effect now? shudders
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  688. +RandomFandom 3 Have you even seen any of Jeremy Brett's Sherlock series?
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  689. RandomFandom 3   Seriously, if you ever get the chance, do so.  Most accurate to the books portrayal I've ever seen.
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  690. +matt1389347 343 That reminds me of when my parents went to some local place in the South and my mom ordered a chili dog. You and I know that's supposed to mean a hot dog with chili on top, right? Apparently not to the cook where my parents were at, his/her idea of a chili dog was chili in a hot dog bun.
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  691. +Ace Delizo Same with Garfield.
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  692. #6 -- The Killing Joke being a notable exception.
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  693. +MrAmi4 FNY She was underage at the time and some people were uncomfortable with someone her age being presented in a sexy pose.
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  694. MrAmi4 FNY   Sorry, I should've clarified that.  I try not to be an arrogant American, but sometimes I forget that a good portion of the people who read my posts aren't from the US.     : (
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  695. Coca-Cola should've been number one. My dad was in the military and he would tell me that the one thing that he could always find no matter what country he went to was Coca-Cola, even in the middle of nowhere.
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  696. +Lexi Burris Even if WatchMojo acknowledged that Jenner prefers to be referred to as Caitlin, the video still would've mentioned that in everything Jenner appeared in before 2015, the credits read "Bruce Jenner".
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  697. JR was included in the 70's list (which I don't agree with, but anyway ...). Bart Simpson wasn't included because animated characters weren't eligible. I don't know about Roseanne.
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  698. +Swagraki Kenpachi I think it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that they weren't going to consider duos in which both partners are members of law enforcement.
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  699. About thirty years ago, there was a woman who had a puzzle almost solved. She lands on whatever was the highest amount on the wheel at the time and could've picked one letter that had four spots on the board, but she picked a letter that only had a couple of spots. And you knew she knew what the puzzle was because the letter she picked wasn't a common letter and she solved it right afterwards.
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  700. +Master Penquin But not live as they were happening.
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  701. +Rainy Productions Not in the US as far as I know.
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  702. Carlton was just a honorable mention? For shame!
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  703. #2: Last I heard, the use of Facebook wasn't obligatory. If you don't approve of its policies, don't use it.
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  704. +Brett h I'd also speculate that if someone truly still believes the Earth is flat, he/she may not believe that mankind has traveled in space either.
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  705. +Rossm3838 In regards to the shows you mentioned, very few people in the US had seen the British version of those shows. That's part of the reason why I think their American remakes did so well. No comparisons to the originals. The original British (and the one Australian) shows in this video, however, are widely available to US viewers. Much of the target audience for the American remakes have seen the originals already, so there will be comparisons that don't favor the remakes.
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  706. #8: The guy that played Urkel actually turned out to be good looking.
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  707.  @nunya1261  I don't disagree, but it did generate a lot of controversy at the time. That's why I figured it'd be on the list.
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  708. I don't see how Bill Cosby made this list. His "controversy", the allegations of rape / sexual assault, is definitely not being ignored.
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  709. 4:55 -- Today's Useless Trivia: Michael Douglas' co-star in The Streets of San Francisco, Karl Malden, was the long time spokesman in ads for American Express.
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  710. 5:18 -- Putting something other than powdered sugar on a funnel cake? Disgusting!
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  711. He wasn't old when the original Knight Rider aired.
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  712. +Ricardo Valdes I thought that was the number one requirement to work in the Trump administration. No, wait, being a total jerk is the second most important requirement. The first is that you have absolutely no experience in whatever position you're being hired for.
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  713. +Nina Tabbal I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  714. Yeah, he's been a fan for decades.
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  715. Top 5 or 10 Celebrities Who Are Better Known for Something Other Than Whatever Originally Made Them a Celebrity (Must be positive things. No murderers, rapists, etc... .) Example: Jerry Lewis became a celebrity as a comedic actor. However, most of my generation know him best as the host of the annual Muscular Dystrophy Telethon.
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  716. +gustavo romero This video is from 2012. Cosby's rape accusations didn't make the news until this past year.
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  717. Robin Williams at number six? Seriously? : (
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  718. +Sissy Not to mention that you can't carry anything in it. Really great for going to the grocery store. (note sarcasm) : )
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  719. I can understand why someone would claim that autos were a fad. Until Ford came along, cars were something only the rich could afford.
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  720. +super built Because it's rare for WatchMojo to recognize that anything in pop culture happened before 1990.
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  721. +arfmania Although I agree with you 100% about Brett being the best, I also love Cumberbatch's portrayal. I'm at a loss, however, as to why you think the modern series is trying to "fool everyone". The creators of that series have never said they are trying to do an exact interpretation of the Conan Doyle stories.
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  722. +waltt But Star Trek 2 did continue the story of an episode of the original series.
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  723. +Mirko Kriskovic Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  724. +Unipro James Because to many people, she's attractive. She tops my list of most beautiful New Who companion.
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  725. I don't think WatchMojo was factoring in "official" wartime acts.
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  726. Usually, anytime supernatural elements were in the story, there was a scientific explanation for them.
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  727. Numbers one and two should be switched, in my opinion.
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  728. Actually, seeing Bob Saget being not so family friendly isn't that big of a surprise. If I'm remembering correctly, it's been well known for years that his stand up routines are adult oriented.
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  729. Well, the whole point of a business is to make money and if a company does something that their customers and/or potential customers don't agree with, then it's in the best interest of the company to rectify the situation before the customers decide not to patronize that company anymore. Although it's not something that was offensive, the best example I can think of where a company ticked off their customers and had to quickly engage in damage control was when Coca Cola brought out New Coke back in the mid 80's. People hated it and let Coke know, not only by communicating with the company, but also by not buying that product. Coca Cola got the message and brought back the original Coke.
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  730. Diamond Tiara Oh, I agree 100% with that. We, as a society, do tend to overreact over the smallest irritants. However, my point was that even though private companies don't have to answer to any legal authority for being offensive, they do have to answer to their customers. And if their customers feel offended enough (regardless of justification), it's in the company's best financial interest to rectify the situation.
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  731. +Harkness78 McCartney's daughter ranked high probably because she's one of the top fashion designers in the UK, if not the world.
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  732. The Tide Joe Montana stain ad is one of the best ads ever because just like the Ravens wife made the 49'er husband cry, 49'ers fans cried the night that ad premiered. : )
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  733. We all know it wasn't the virus itself that got Magic Johnson dropped as a spokesperson, but the admission that he slept around. I find it quite hypocritical on the part of those companies considering how many sports figures do the same thing or even worse, yet make millions of dollars a year from these same companies as spokesmen.
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  734. Footnote for #8: Up until the 1980's, those phones were rented from the phone company.
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  735. Carol Burnett should've been number one or two.
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  736. If this list is ever updated, you have to add the Twelfth Doctor!
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  737. +thunderbreak I think I'd rather have Luthor as President.
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  738. +Dan Geiger I think the focus was on brands that the general public should be familiar with. Before its scandal hit the news, how many average people had even heard of Enron?
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  739. +The Master Of Gaming Me too! Want to partner up in a structural engineering firm since obviously the only qualification is to have played with Legos? ; D
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  740. My 9th grade Spanish teacher told us that English was considered one of the most difficult foreign languages to learn because there are so many exceptions to the rules.
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  741. I would guess it's because he's the one most familiar to the average viewer of WatchMojo videos.
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  742. That was 1903, I believe.
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  743. +mikeface1 Well, I did say, "I believe", which implies an admission that I could be wrong. And it's not "Ol' Boy". The "Ol'" part is correct. The "Boy" part isn't. 🙂
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  744. Wow. And here I thought my fellow Americans had the monopoly on having a superiority complex over how things are said or done compared to the rest of the world.
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  745. I'll agree with your second opinion, but not the first. If it wasn't for Lucille Ball, many, if not all, of the rest of the list wouldn't have come along.
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  746. +Lennard Jaros Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  747. Max Carroll   If the shuttle explosion was faked, then the astronauts didn't die (at least not from the explosion).  At least that's how someone who would believe it was faked would probably explain it. And just for the record, I don't believe it was faked.
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  748. The original Star Trek series started two years before 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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  749. +patrick Katalenas Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  750. +Samlock I just saw Hamlet tonight with Cumberbatch and I do think he's going to definitely be remembered as one of the best British actors of his generation. However, this list seemed to be focused more on those with long, enduring careers, with the exception of Ewan McGregor and Christian Bale in the Honorable Mentions. If I interpreted the criteria correctly, then Cumberbatch definitely should've merited a Honorable Mention, but not quite a Top Ten spot. Yet.
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  751. +Rubashow I agree that the Bible is the best book ever, but the narrator said at the beginning of the video that books with multiple authors weren't going to be considered. Yes, God was the guiding force, but it was a variety of people that physically wrote out the manuscripts.
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  752. Yes, I know that organic food doesn't have any extra special nutritional value when compared to its non-organic counterparts, but considering that organic food is (supposedly) grown or raised without things like pesticides and unnecessary antibiotics, doesn't that make it somewhat healthier?
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  753. +Mo TDM David's always had a wide range of acting roles. I don't think he's considered an actor that's typecasted.
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  754. Mo TDM   Speaking of DT as a bad guy, are you going to watch Jessica Jones?  There's only been one trailer with him in it and it was just his voice, but let me tell you, he sounds super creepy!  I don't have Netflix, so I'm hoping that iTunes or something similar will carry it.
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  755. +5610winston Open faced roast beef or turkey with gravy is so good!
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  756. +MrHeadbanger366 You and I think along the same lines. I definitely would rate Lon Chaney higher than a 6.
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  757. +lollaughs09 But he wasn't best known as a movie actor when he was a kid.
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  758. +Audrey pathkiller If you get a chance, you must try Five Guys. It's pricey, but like the narrator said about Shake Shack, you get what you pay for.
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  759. +DalekRoll If you're referring to the 1996 movie starring Paul McGann, that was a TV movie. Even though TV episodes have been shown in theaters, there's never been an actual Doctor Who movie.
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  760. I have a theory about why there are different James Bonds: he's a Time Lord! ; D
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  761. I don't see why the numbers matter anyway. The only two people required to show up at any Presidential Inauguration are the President-elect and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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  762. You're welcome. 🙂
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  763. +MrYoutoube1 I wonder if the fact that he can be killed by decapitation kept the compiler(s) of this list from considering him truly immortal?
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  764. +Sabrina Lim He was primarily known as a musical theater actor in the UK before appearing on Doctor Who and Torchwood.
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  765. How could you not include "Tongue Tied" from Red Dwarf?
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  766. +derek August of 1814.
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  767. +Tom Klomfar Oddly enough, I was just thinking about that recently. I'm not sure if there is one word or trope to define Q, but I don't think "villain" is it. He doesn't gain anything (other than relief of his boredom) from most of his encounters with the Enterprise. In fact, the opposite is usually true. The crew (usually Picard) almost always comes away from encounters with Q with a better understanding of themselves and/or the universe around them.
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  768. Star Wars is too dependent on special effects to make it on Broadway.
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  769. Why is Joan Collins on this list? I thought everyone who followed the Star Trek franchise knew she was on the original series.
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  770. I would wager that most of my generation or a bit older first heard most of these on a Looney Tunes / Merrie Melodies cartoon.
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  771. One of the pharmacists I used to work with would recommend flat ginger ale for people feeling nauseous.
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  772. +Robyn Wolph WatchMojo is a Canadian channel. I wouldn't expect their staff to have the same affection for American patriotic holidays that we do.
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  773. +Robyn Wolph That's okay. A lot of people aren't aware of that. 🙂
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  774. +twistedblktrekie Regarding the part about Black and Hispanic computer science and engineering graduates not being hired or Black people not getting loans, my question is has anyone ever dug a little deeper to find out specific reasons why? I ask this because I find it difficult to believe that most of the people responsible for hiring at engineering / technology firms or approving loans wake up in the morning wondering how many non-White people they can screw over that day (although I'm sure there probably are some that do). Maybe I'm being naive, but wouldn't it be more productive to answer specific difficulties rather than just pointing fingers and claim that a group of people are racist?
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  775. +twistedblktrekie When I was going to school, up until my last history class in 11th grade, Black people popped up during the Civil War, then disappeared again until Martin Luther King, Jr., began his fight for Civil Rights. That was confusing to me during my younger school years and I'm White.
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  776. +GasMaster At a mega shopping center near where I live, there are four places to get Starbucks: two regular Starbucks shops, Barnes and Noble, and Target.
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  777. +michael hall Doesn't matter. Most of these pairings listed will never happen anyway. It's just something fans think would be fun to watch.
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  778. ben1ben2ben1  I'm American, but I tend to watch mostly British TV, so I can't agree or disagree with you about if American TV is in a Golden Age.  My issue is that when someone claims to have a list of the best TV dramas of all time, then I expect to see representation across the decades that TV has been a mainstay in American homes.    : )
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  779. +Noemi Rodriguez He was a political activist, not an entertainer.
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  780. As an adult, Ron Howard's main claim to fame is as a director, not an actor.
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  781. +vanhunks Funny that, I thought the only good part of Avatar was the overall cinematography. Hated the story because it really wasn't original or even trying to be. I've seen films from the silent era with the storyline of White guy falls for native girl, embraces her culture, and defends her people against his own.
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  782. I find it difficult to believe that the pole dancing doll was ever near a store that catered to families and/or children. That looks more like something Spencers would sell.
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  783. I know nothing about cars other than they get you from point A to Point B, but it seems like it would've just been easier for Volkswagen to make the engine compliant with emissions standards than to create very specific software to cheat the tests.
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  784. Parts of the movie were filmed in Nepal, but in the Doctor Strange comics, Strange traveled to Tibet to find a cure for his damaged hands.
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  785. +Kriti Sharma This was posted before Series 4 aired.
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  786. +Dedrick0429 What part of Florida do you live in? Even in the northeatern part of the state, it drops down to 40 degrees (Fahrenheit, I'm assuming) or less as the high for one or two weeks out of the year.
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  787. +Johan Mahoney-Berg To most Americans at the time, Archie was just as original as the Fonz. British TV wasn't as easy to find back then and the likelihood of the average American having seen the original British series was slim.
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  788. That was an act of war, plus it was airborne.
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  789. +Pig Twins What I'm visualizing from your description looks nice. : )
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  790. +Witting Dart Michael Jackson was a child during the period this video covered. Elvis, although controversial in some circles at the start of his career, was a mainstream conformist compared to just about everyone on this list.
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  791. Scoot over. The only one I heard about was the Fine Brothers.
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  792. +Samlock The reason I think Sherlock was listed as an Honorable Mention has to do with its relative newness as a fandom. It hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the other fandoms listed.
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  793. +Snows Nothing I haven't seen Hannibal, but I definitely agree with the other two. If they had to pick a Sherlock Holmes character, why did they pick one from Elementary?
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  794. +Waccoon Unfortunately, in the US at least, our legislatures (state and Federal) tend to be reactive rather than proactive.
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  795. +Roguemember Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  796. There was an "As Seen on TV" product a few years back that was binoculars that you wore like glasses. To be honest, I bought it as a desperate last minute gift for someone, but when he opened it and I got to try it for myself, I was amazed that the lenses were just as good as standard binoculars. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find that product since.
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  797. +T4RD1$ No idea. That should've been number one considering that its probably the only crossover that could happen if Moffat and Gatiss could be persuaded to change their minds about it. I know it would probably just be either a Children in Need or Comic Relief sketch, but it would be awesome. : D
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  798. +Techno spinner Gaming I had the Sesame Street version of the house. The figures were Fisher Price versions of the characters and the "rooms" in the house were places like Mr. Hooper's Store and Bert & Ernie's bedroom.
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  799. +RandomFandom 3 I love Sherlock as well, but assuming WatchMojo was referring specifically to the current BBC series (2010 - present), it's a relatively new fandom, so it hasn't had the chance to have a similar impact as some of the others listed.
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  800. How about "Ten Celebrities Who Aren't As Rich As You Think"? Not meaning celebrities who blew their wealth, though.
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  801. +Marige OBrien I think you're thinking of Gloria Estefan. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Estefan#1990:_Cuts_Both_Ways.2C_tour_bus_collision.2C_surgery.2C_and_recovery
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  802. +Colt558 A technicality, I know, but he was in charge of a space station, not a ship.
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  803. 3:09 --- If they wanted a Doctor Who fourth wall break, they should've included the bit from the Eleventh Doctor's regeneration scene in which he talks about not forgetting one line, not one moment when the Doctor was him. It may not be a in-your-face 4th wall break, but it definitely sounded more like Matt Smith, the actor, saying those lines rather than the character of the Eleventh Doctor.
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  804. +The Mighty Allen Not only limiting it to two companies, it's also limiting it to superheroes / villains. There are other comic book characters that use magic, like Sabrina (from the Archie universe) and Wendy (from the Casper universe).
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  805. +ImTwoCents That's what's always intrigued me about elections in countries like Canada and the UK: how does someone vote if he/she prefers Party A's candidate for MP, but doesn't want Party A's leader to be PM?
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  806. iiMagic MSP   So no one in Canada has ever faced a situation like, let's say, preferring a Conservative candidate for MP of his/her riding, but really doesn't want whoever the Conservative leader is at the time to become PM?  Or vice versa: Canadian voter wants the leader of the Liberals to become PM, but can't stand the Liberal candidate running for MP of his/her riding.
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  807. +jpowers55 True, but the wrestlers still put their bodies through a lot of punishment. Look at Daniel Bryan who recently had to retire because of damage due to repeated concussions.
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  808. jpowers55   But stunt doubles don't have to speak in front of live crowds.   : )
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  809. jpowers55   Sorry if I'm not being clear.  I do believe professional wrestling is entertainment, not a sport along the lines of football or basketball.  However, just because it's not a sport doesn't mean those guys and gals in wrestling just show up for work with no physical preparation and come away from their matches injury free.
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  810. yamiimax  The wrestling that is done in places like high schools, colleges, and the Olympics is a sport.  Wrestling as performed by the likes of John Cena, the Rock, and the Undertaker is scripted entertainment.
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  811. There are other meats you can make bacon out of, you know.
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  812. +Aidan The Huemeister Only if Le Pen had won.
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  813. +Uncle Peanut 38 I remember playing Pong at a friend's house. Just two little straight lines trying to hit a pixel, yet it was one of the neatest games I played as a child.
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  814. If I had to judge based solely on the clip that was shown for number nine, I'd never would guess that it was a comedy. Plus, except for the fact that the monsters came from outer space, it seemed more horror than sci-fi.
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  815. +luis grant This is a list for TV characters. I'm pretty sure there is a similar video featuring movie characters.
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  816. luis grant No problem.   : )
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  817. Even though the video didn't mention it, I'd guess that the "scandal" was the suspicion that the contestant had inside information.
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  818. If it wasn't for pioneers like Mae Young and The Fabulous Moolah, most of these other ladies' experiences with wrestling would be solely as male wrestlers' arm candy.
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  819. Not that I really care if either of them wins, but I was surprised at that prediction considering everything I've read said Beyonce was going to win just about every Grammy she was nominated for this year.
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  820. Shaun Hicks You are a ray of hope. : )
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  821. Jessica Sims You are a ray of hope. : )
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  822. slapmyfunkybass The Lone Ranger was a radio program which later became a TV series. The hero was a Texas Ranger who was left for dead in an ambush and saved by a Native American named Tonto. The two would travel around fighting bad guys. The theme tune was the "William Tell Overture".
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  823. slapmyfunkybass You're welcome. : )
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  824. +Blue_Phoenix Best comment I've read in this thread. Expressed my own opinion perfectly.
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  825. Affleck hasn't "been seen around that much in a [great while]"? So you haven't heard of a movie by the name of Batman v Superman that came out a few months ago?
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  826. communistjesus And you can still make time to post comments that make such silly assumptions. Where in any of my posts did I mention at what stage of life I was at or if one or both of my parents were still living?
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  827. +Samuel Preston Well, then have your countries become American territories so you can vote in the next election.
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  828. +Jason Mikhail Poe I'd have to go double check myself, but I was always under the impression that the Barbara Gordon version of Batgirl was created for the TV series first, with the comic version coming out not too much later afterwards.
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  829. +MJW238 Yeah, I don't remember the exact details as to what he owns or doesn't own, but a lot of the stuff he used to do while he was on NBC weren't legally his per his contract, even if he was the one to have originated the idea.
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  830. +Edith Ann It's important, but not common enough in the sense that nearly everyone who watches this video has used it at least once during their lives.
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  831. +Brad Johnson No argument from me about that episode, but she doesn't fit this video's topic. I always assumed that most people who followed the Star Trek franchise knew she guest starred on one of the original series' episodes.
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  832. I'd classify JR Ewing as a memorable 80's TV character rather than a 70's one. I'll never forget the night that JR's shooter was to be revealed. My Girl Scout troop ended its meeting early so we could all get home in time to watch it.
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  833. +Ryan Dylan I know many of my fellow American citizens have barely enough brains to string together one coherent thought per day, but I think quite a few of us did notice that not all the facts presented were about Trudeau specifically. : )
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  834. AJ Zebadua   Without looking anything up before typing this (I promise on a stack of Bibles): Ottawa, in the province of Ontario, is the capital of Canada. If I'm interpreting "subnational geopolitical division" as you meant it, Canada is divided up into ten provinces and three territories (not entirely sure about the number of territories). The Canadian head of state is officially Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.  However, she is represented by a Governor General. Yes, the United States isn't officially a democracy.  We were set up to be a democratic republic. And it's very true that quite a few of my fellow citizens wouldn't know any of the above, especially the bit about the US not being a pure democracy.
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  835. No Osgood from Doctor Who?
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  836. No pun intended, but WatchMojo dropped the ball on this one. I know it just happened only a week ago, but Super Bowl LI should've been number one.
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  837. Yeah, I noticed that a bit later. : ( to me for not being more observant.
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  838. +Andrew Brady I liked "The Abominable Bride". Granted, I would've liked it soooo much better had Moffat/Gatiss not lied through their lying teeth about it being a purely Victorian story. : )
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  839. +Hannah Shoshana Depends on whether or not you believe he's the Face of Boe. But, seriously, you're right. In reality, we'll never see the Doctor die as long as the show is popular and profitable. Within the Whoniverse, however, there's nothing to indicate that the Doctor can't die.
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  840. +Screaming Dean I remember the night that the shooter was revealed. My Girl Scout troop ended our meeting early so we could all get home to see who did it.
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  841. The only reason that I was surprised by Charlie Sheen's announcement was that it's been ages (maybe about twenty years, give or take) since someone as high profile as him went public with his/her diagnosis.
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  842. +Rhiannon Winchester How was it controversial?
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  843. +Rhiannon Winchester I guess I'm not everyone. 🙂 Was it perfect? No (especially that cheesy Baker Street explosion special effect). But I enjoyed it.
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  844. Moriarty wasn't a doctor in the stories, he was a professor.
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  845. +Fabe 2020 So how does a Canadian baby commit murders in California?
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  846. I would imagine that it has to do with age of consent laws. The reasoning is probably that if someone isn't legally old enough to have sex, then that person shouldn't be buying condoms. And as far as an age limit on the packaging is concerned, I live in the States and I don't remember ever seeing an age limit on condom packages here.
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  847. +rataflechera How did you get italics in your post?
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  848. rataflechera Thanks! : )
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  849. The only thing that surprised me was that their relationship lasted as long as it did. It usually doesn't bode well for a solid lasting relationship when one of the couple has already gone through two spouses (Angelina) and the other one is cheating on his current spouse (Brad).
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  850. +Futurefs33 If I had a million dollars to spend on travelling, I'd go to places here on Earth that I've always wanted to see.
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  851. His service is pretty well known.
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  852. I wish WatchMojo had given even just a couple of words as to why the Honorable Mentions were picked (e.g., XYZ Airport - free meals) because I would love to know why O'Hare was picked. I've never been there myself, but all I've ever heard about it has been neutral to negative.
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  853. +zXOcdestroyerXz This video was probably completed before that hit the news.
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  854. Here's irony for you: the ad that was shown before the video was for Jay Leno's new car series.
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  855. +Reloaded Dice Funnel cake should have been number one. : )
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  856. +Marvel Dragoness Never had that. Sounds interesting.
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  857. Why doesn't the US have a glut of structural engineers? It's apparently such an easy field to get into since the only qualification is that you've played with Legos. ; D
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  858. Am I imagining things or is the animated Purple Man voiced by Brent Spiner?
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  859. +Brenton Nash All three were famous prior to their deaths.
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  860. The advantage most of these toys have over toys today is that the child had to use his/her imagination and be somewhat active.
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  861. Does Boston have any sports teams that aren't hated?
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  862. #10: To Live and Die in LA was okay, but I liked William Petersen in Manhunter way better.
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  863. +Ryan Good Either you were daydreaming in history class or you had the worst teacher in the history of the profession.
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  864. The only reason I can think of not including Olivia Benson is because WatchMojo is using that "one per franchise" rule it uses sometimes for these lists. However, even if I'm right, the wrong female cop was picked from the Law & Order universe. It should've been Olivia Benson.
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  865. +Anna C November 4th in the US. I think it's the week before in the UK.
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  866. +Yogi Chopra I was hoping for a trailer during the Super Bowl, but I think they're still filming.
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  867. +Main man Maryles To be perfectly honest, I'd say half of the people who are looking forward to the movie are either fans of Marvel in general or Doctor Strange specifically. The other half (including me) want to see Cumberbatch, regardless of what the plot of the movie is.
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  868. +jim jimjim Well, maybe we can sit down and figure out a solution that's acceptable to both countries because we certainly don't want him here in the US.
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  869. +Trenton Secoy Are you referring to the video by John Smith? If so, that wasn't an official video from the BBC. The creators of Sherlock have insisted that they aren't going to have the two shows crossover, which I think is a real shame. A crossover sketch for Children in Need or Comic Relief would've been fantastic.
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  870. Maybe some viewers of Charlie's Angels really wanted to find out more about Charlie, but I can guarantee that most male viewers couldn't have cared less about him.
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  871. +Gab Chan Then why were homosexuals the most noticeable group to be affected? Most of them don't reproduce anyway.
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  872. +Samie Carvalho Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. Rambo wouldn't qualify since that series premiered a good 30 to 35 years after the cutoff point.
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  873. +william gaunce Me, too! I don't actually create any set ups, but I love looking at them.
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  874. I was just at a McDonalds today and I thought I saw McWraps (or something quite similar) on the menu.
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  875. +Hedsy .The plague lord I love Cumberbatch's version as well, but if you ever get the chance, watch some of the 1980's Granada series starring Jeremy Brett. You'd swear that he stepped right out of the pages of the original stories.
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  876. Only movie I'm looking forward to this year is Doctor Strange.
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  877. +rasoul davand I'm assuming that you're referring to when the Joker was the Ambassador to the UN from Iran? Definitely memorable, but compared to other moments on this list, I would rank it as a Honorable Mention.
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  878. Did that guy wanting to buy a gun win his lawsuit?
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  879. +zane trevor cooper Probably because the hot dogs are deep fried in cornmeal batter.
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  880. I'm surprised Niles and Daphne from Frasier didn't make it onto this list.
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  881. +Chris Holman Probably because more people use vacuum cleaners than have flown on spaceships. : )
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  882. What really surprised me about this list is how many of the covers were released within such a short period of the originals' release.
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  883. No puppymonkeybaby?
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  884. As far as modern music history is concerned, number one should be the introduction of commercial radio. How many of these moments listed here (except Beethoven, obviously) would've happened if people had never heard the singers/bands on the radio first?
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  885. I think Benedict Cumberbatch is one of the greatest actors out there right now, but I can't see him as Bond. He'd be able to pull off the suave, witty, womanizing part, but I can't see him doing the physical stuff.
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  886. 5(a): Many of the Samoan wrestlers in the WWE past and present are related to Johnson.
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  887. +Thomas Steenbergen There are two Star Trek women (Uhura and T'Pol) and nearly two Doctor Who women (Martha, with Amy Pond as a Honorable Mention) on this list, so having more than one woman from a franchise appears to be allowed. : )
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  888. +VB Pfannk Interesting to know that Americans aren't the only ones who think they're above respecting other countries' cultures and practices.
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  889. +intothetrees Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  890. Yeah, one theory floating around was that the eldest son of the (then) Prince of Wales was the killer. That's been pretty much debunked, partly because Prince Albert Victor wasn't even in London when two of the murders occurred and partly because the general consensus is that he wasn't the brightest light bulb in the lamp store (at the very least, not bright enough to possess the anatomical knowledge that Jack the Ripper had).
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  891. +Jack Jack Not the Walkman brand, but yes.
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  892. +unoitisim Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  893. +Laura Kaletka Harry is a nickname for Henry.
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  894. Buffy should've been higher. If it wasn't for her and Xena, a lot of the others wouldn't exist.
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  895. +Christian Tyler Hannah The introduction of modern day Batgirl.
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  896. Christian Tyler Hannah   But my point is that she was introduced in the 1960's TV show.  And I thought she was cool then.   : )
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  897. +XenomorphQueen I'm assuming they were either the same species or close enough to being the same.
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  898. +SpottedClaw I don't know if they are actually out on the market yet, but the shoes were officially unveiled recently. I saw a video here on You Tube showing Michael J Fox demonstrating them.
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  899. Maybe my American brain is missing something, but would Northern Ireland really try to leave the UK? The only things I would see happening is that (a) the result, regardless of the winner, would be extremely close and (b) the losing side would retaliate with violence.
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  900. Kazi Islam It was a 55/45 split in favor of not leaving the UK. I wouldn't call it a large margin either.
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  901. Depending on one's definition of fame, Grace Kelly never technically walked away from it. She remained famous, albeit in a different setting.
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  902. +Aiden Blond Under the way the US Constitution sets up the method by which the President is elected, the nationwide popular vote has as much relevancy as a rotary phone. Clinton having more individual votes nationwide than Trump is nothing more than a trivia fact for history and/or political geeks.
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  903. +LnD Carmine Yes, I know that. That's why I'm sick and tired of people whining that Clinton won the popular vote.
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  904. #8 -- That bit about patients being able to request their own tests makes no sense. If a test result led a patient to seek medical treatment, the first thing a doctor will do is order the same test (conducted in the traditional manner) to confirm the diagnosis. And then there's the wonderful world of insurance to consider. Insurance companies will not pay for any blood tests not requested by a doctor, so patients are going to have to pay out of pocket.
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  905. Not in the original comic. Cell phones, especially ones with texting features, were a good 30 or so years in the future.
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  906. The only thing I could imagine that would've kept TV from becoming a permanent fixture in our living rooms would've been if the cost of the sets had been too high for the average families to afford.
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  907. The one and only. : )
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  908. Flipqy Nearly all the villains on that show were played by well-known (at the time) movie & TV stars (e.g., Cesar Romero, Burgess Meredith, Eartha Kitt, etc...).
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  909. +charl99ie You'd need a single video for the Moffat era alone. Heck, you'd need a single video just for last week's episode, "Sleep No More". : )
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  910. +Steven Sanders I don't know if it's true, but I remember hearing somewhere that directors rarely had to do retakes with Frank Sinatra. When asked about it, he pointed out that when he's singing on stage, he didn't get retakes and that was the same mindset he used when he was acting.
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  911. Impressive Hulk Hogan impersonation.
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  912. Yeah, I really can't believe George Carlin has a mugshot after being arrested on obscenity charges. 🙄
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  913. +kordulus I'm now considering a career as a structural engineer since the only qualification is to have played with Legos. ; D
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  914. +ocelotecpatl It was kind of weird that the man who created one of the most logical and scientific minded characters in literature also believed in spirits.
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  915. I've always assumed that when I tell people that I'm Irish and German it's understood that I'm referring to ancestry, not nationality (which is American). But after seeing some of these comments for this video, I guess I was wrong.
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  916. +Luli Unwin Well, you were close about who John should have cheated with. ; )
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  917. +through the looking glass I would've been freaking out because you never know what diseases people have. The director should've stopped the scene as soon as he saw that much blood and before DiCaprio smeared it all over the actress.
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  918. It's Donald Glover, not Danny, although both are too old.
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  919. I think water parks should be a separate category.
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  920. +Lotte Larsen But what has she really done other than be Elvis' daughter and Michael Jackson's ex-wife?
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  921. That's similar to the concessions at the movies. When you step foot onto Disney property, it has a captive audience, so it can charge almost anything it wants. Having said that, the last few times I was at Disney parks, it was half and half as far as outrageous prices. Yes, the food and drink are usually way more than off site, but not all the souvenirs are. I noticed that if it's not labeled with the Disney name or a Disney character (e.g., items sold at the country pavilions at World Showcase in Epcot), the prices are more reasonable.
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  922. +robotguy Mayim is still active in her field, if what I've read is correct.
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  923. +RocketeerAndRoll Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  924. +Marc Sosio I don't think it happens often, but unfortunately, when it does, many of the incidents end with the death of the infant (especially in areas that get very hot during the spring and summer).
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  925. +Midna2love Actually, I'm crying because your post is riddled with spelling and grammatical errors.
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  926. They aren't robots. There are living creatures inside the casings.
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  927. +Mongo Boogie No, but you really couldn't call it a serious show either. Most of the time, the car chases and gun fights didn't leave anyone seriously injured when you know that wouldn't happen if those situations were real.
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  928. +Chuck Kopsho I totally agree with you.
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  929. +Justanotherfangirl Oh, yes, no matter how many times I've seen any of the Weeping Angels episodes, I still jump when they move.
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  930. +michael luke This April was the latest I heard.
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  931. +Sheriff565 Don't get me wrong, I love the modern series, but the Sherlock version was essentially a new story inspired by the book. There wouldn't have been any clips from the Sherlock version that would've matched up with the book.
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  932. +Cartman C There's a farm near where I live that has longhorn bulls and there are signs on the fence that warn people to stay at least 10 feet away. What did I see while passing by a couple of months ago? A handful of tourists taking a selfie right up against the fence. 🙄
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  933. +MrSubscriber77 Not to mention that if you're in unfamiliar surroundings, it's not advisable to not be able to hear what's going on around you.
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  934. +IlikeTrainsguy100: Despite the pictures in this video's thumbnail and the clips shown, the contest was supposed to have been between the two characters, not the two current TV shows in which they feature. With that in mind, although I consider myself a bigger fan of the Doctor than of Sherlock Holmes, I've got to say that Sherlock is the more iconic character.
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  935. +Matthew Anthony They're both.
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  936. That depends on which subgroup (probably not the correct term, but hopefully my meaning is clear) they belong to.
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  937. +Ash Medalla I know, really? The Doctor can die if he either runs out of regenerations or dies before the process can get underway. And if he were to die, he wouldn't pop back up like Jack could.
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  938. +Shane G I prefer hot (or at least warmed up) fried chicken, but I've eaten cold fried chicken before and I think it's good.
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  939. +GetMeMyBleach And some wings made with Old Bay. Had those for the first time this past Christmas and they were fantastic!
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  940. +Cobax I wouldn't insult a Zygon by suggesting that Trump was one of them. 😁
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  941. +Dale Sullivan I'm here in the States and my grocery store sells a handful of British chocolate bars. They usually run about $1.80 to $2. They are soooo worth it, though!
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  942. +Billy Bowden Or Douglas Fairbanks (Senior)?
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  943. +wtflol jk This video is from 2012. Although I believe there were rumors for years about Cosby's infidelities, the accusations of rape didn't really blow up until this past year.
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  944. wtflol jk   Same here.  : (
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  945. +Kara A. I must be in the minority of Whites then. Based on what I saw during the trial, I have serious doubts that he committed the murders himself. However, I suspect that he knows who the murderer is.
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  946. I believe his actual release date is in October.
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  947. Agreed on both counts. Betty White should have been number one as far as I'm concerned. It's got to count for something when you've been on hit and/or critically acclaimed shows in nearly every decade since TV began. And, sorry, Kelsey Grammar, but it shouldn't count if the multiple successful shows feature the actor or actress playing the same character.
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  948. +Kha Zix I was thinking about salaries throughout the video. I think it would've given the relative "expensiveness" of a city a bit more context if I knew what the average salary for an "average" worker was. That and whether or not the average people of that city benefit from different government programs (health care, subsidized housing, etc...).
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  949. +Knightshade08 Yeah, seriously? People who have never watched anything Star Trek related in their lives (not me!) can quote numerous bits of it.
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  950. +Ryan Treadwell Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  951. From what I remember of The Killing Joke, I don't think so. She definitely was stripped naked, but I don't remember anything that even implied that the Joker or his henchmen assaulted her sexually. And, again, if I'm remembering correctly, the Joker targeted Barbara because she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter, not because he found out that she was Batgirl.
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  952. The Bundys may be the most dysfunctional TV family, but Al and Peg did one thing right. I don't remember anytime when Bud and Kelly (up until they were adults themselves) didn't refer to other adults as Mr./Mrs./Miss Surname. I can't think of too many post-1960's TV kids that do that.
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  953. 8:50 -- A rectangular box that houses primitive Earth communications equipment that has the capability to travel through time and space? Why does that sound vaguely familiar? ; )
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  954. +Jos Spriggs That's the one where Sisko dreamed he was a 1950's sci-fi writer, right? I remember the episode, just not the name. That was such a good episode.
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  955. +Marzhan Dinova The original Conan Doyle story is called "A Scandal in Bohemia", but when it was adapted for Sherlock, it was renamed "A Scandal in Belgravia".
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  956. "Pigs in blankets" are usually small sausages wrapped in a croissant roll.
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  957. +Elijah Pisani Didn't know that. Sounds tasty. : )
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  958. +Tommy Atkins Jimmy Stewart stayed in the reserves after his World War II stint was finished, retiring in 1968. Big difference in my book between just serving your time and making a career (albeit a side one in Mr. Stewart's case).
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  959. +Trent Buday I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that deliberate acts weren't going to be included.
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  960. No Gal Gadot?
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  961. +Blackanamanian9 Or Five Guys.
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  962. I love "War of the Worlds".
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  963. +The muslim Atheist Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  964. I would've thought Superman's death would've been number one.
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  965. Not that I wish for illness or assassination upon anyone, but who knows if the legacies of any of these people would've been the same if they had survived.
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  966. *****   I can't speak for others, but the way I see it is that even though the Doctor as a character is an alien, he's British in spirit.  To me, it's such a core part of the character that having an actor/actress (no matter how good he/she is) who isn't British would just ruin it. I'm American, by the way.    : )
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  967. Can you really call the Ayds diet candy a marketing failure? The diet aid was on the market way before the disease was publicly known. It was just a weird coincidence.
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  968. The big difference between Rushdie and someone like Escobar or Eichmann is international cooperation. There was no way that any Western government was going to help Iran search for, much less extradite, Rushdie.
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  969. +s3lfFish Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. The wars and conflicts you mention all occurred after that point.
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  970. s3lfFish   Yes, you are correct in that the wars / conflicts you mentioned did occur within the 20th century.  However, the criteria for this list (according to the WatchMojo narrator) was that the film focus on a war / conflict that occurred in the first half of the 20th century.  Anything after World War II or Korea (and that's stretching it) wouldn't be eligible for this list.
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  971. +Immortalcheese I'm surprised to read that. I would imagine that with all the porn available online, it'd just be easier and more private to watch that instead.
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  972. Immortalcheese   Could be.
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  973. +one .view That's in real life. Radiation can do whatever it wants to in fictional universes. : )
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  974. +Xin Ying Chan Yep. Wholock before there ever was such a term. ; )
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  975. +Baffled Brandon Don't I wish! ; p ...
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  976. He's done some decent drama work, but I think most people still consider him primarily a comic actor.
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  977. +DanRyzESPUK Part of the criteria WatchMojo used was that the film appeared in the first half of the 20th century. I don't think American Sniper would qualify since it premiered in 2014, 64 years after the mid-point of the 20th century.
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  978. Avatar's message was far from "masked".
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  979. +Majoaventuras Superboy wasn't a sidekick, he was Superman as a teenager.
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  980. +liez rams The responsibility goes both ways.
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  981. +Wesley Rim Didn't the narrator say at the beginning that characters that were considered out and out psychopaths, like Joffrey, weren't going to be included?
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  982. +Addey Edmunds Good argument for Mickey to be number one. When was the last time any of us stepped foot into Warner Brothers World in Orlando or Warner Brothers Land in California? ; D
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  983. If I'm remembering correctly, the modern day Batgirl (a.k.a. Barbara Gordon) was also introduced on TV before showing up in the comics.
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  984. I know there's no such ranking, but I would say that number two should be number one and a half since if there had been no 9-11, we wouldn't have gone into Afghanistan. However, I think we probably would've ended up in Iraq anyway.
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  985. +TrianglesRPurple It's not (assuming Wikipedia's article is correct).
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  986. +strauss smit Yes, but they aren't related to the F W Woolworth company that used to do business in the US.
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  987. strauss smit   That's okay.  Woolworth isn't exactly a common name, so it's understandable to think that the companies may be related.
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  988. +Motionlessinbrides Speaking for myself, I don't really equate nachos with fairs, carnivals, etc... .
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  989. +Lucy Robinson There was never any indication that they "danced".
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  990. Lucy Robinson  I believe it was mentioned at the beginning of the video that the main criteria was for the couple to have consummated their relationship.  And in the case of the Tenth Doctor and Rose, there was never even any coy hints (unlike the Tenth Doctor and Queen Elizabeth I) that had happened.    : )
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  991. That must have been a very generous allowance. : )
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  992. Because no government has charged him with anything and he hasn't fled to another country.
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  993. +isabel vazquez There's no point for a series to kill off a "boring" character because the viewers aren't going to care.
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  994. In Doctor Strange's movie, it was claimed that when you looked into the future, you couldn't see beyond the time you died. That being the case, Strange is either not actually dead and his astral form is floating about somewhere or he is totally dead, but will somehow be resurrected in time to see Thanos' final defeat. Otherwise, he shouldn't have been able to see that one time line in which the Avengers prevail.
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  995. Yes.
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  996. Why no Winter Olympic Opening Ceremonies?
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  997. Probably couldn't get permission or WatchMojo didn't want to pay whatever fee was being asked by the WWE.
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  998. He's supposed to have a stand alone movie next year, if I'm not mistaken, but I guess the timeline for that could be set before this movie.
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  999. I remember reading a version of that story in which that was the moment he decided to give up doing drugs altogether.
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  1000. I read a cute story in Reader's Digest in which a woman babysits identical twin babies and their five year old sister. The woman asks the mother how she'll be able to tell which baby is which and the mother says not to worry, the five year old knows how to tell them apart. Later in the evening, after bathing the babies, the woman, wanting to put the right pajamas on the right baby, asks the big sister which one is which. The little girl says, "That's easy. April always wears blue."
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  1001. But even if the pamphlets stated what type of bombs that would be used, I don't think that would've helped the general Japanese public prepare since nobody knew what atomic bombs were or the type of damage they could do to a human body.
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  1002. And Tex Avery!
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  1003. I said from the beginning that the Borg were simply Cybermen with a better budget. 😀
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  1004. Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  1005. #5 -- Trying to make up for your atrocious rendition of the National Anthem, Christina?
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  1006. I was thinking the same thing. Roasting, even though done in good fun and with the consent of the person being roasted, is usually much more brutal than just ribbing each other.
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  1007. That would make sense. No one else besides maybe Captain Marvel would be in a position to come across the ship. And if I'm remembering correctly what I read about the mid credits scene of Captain Marvel, it appears as if she went straight to Earth, so it's probably not her who rescues Tony and Nebula.
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  1008. No problem. 🙂 His role in that episode is just so iconic, it's easy to forget that he appeared in two other episodes.
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  1009. The only one I can't see that theory applying to is Doctor Strange. Yes, another sorcerer could come forward to take up his position at the Sanctum Sanctorum, but that person wouldn't be called "Doctor Strange" since "Doctor Strange" isn't (as Peter phrased it) a "made up name".
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  1010. +Jason Gelband What my mind zeroed in on in the original post was that there had been or could be multiple people using the same superhero title (e.g., Peter Parker & Miles Morales were both Spider Man). However, if Doctor Strange never comes back, there could be a new sorcerer character fulfilling the same role, but he/she couldn't actually call his/herself "Doctor Strange" (unless that person happens to be a relative of Strange's and a doctor in his/her own right).
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  1011. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Otherwise, I'd agree that he should've been on a list like this.
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  1012. In and of itself, there's nothing wrong with wanting to end suffering due to a lack of resources. So, as far as meeting the criteria for this video, I think Thanos qualifies. You apparently don't think so, so we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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  1013. All this video is looking at is the motivation of the villain, not how he/she plans on obtaining that goal.
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  1014. Neither one of us is saying anything different, so this is going to be my last post on this topic. I think Thanos had a justifiable motivation, even if, obviously, his methods to achieve his goal weren't justifiable by any definition. And I also believe that he could've been on the list, but I think this video was already in the pipeline when Infinity War was released.
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  1015. +Merchiodos I don't have a smartphone. I do have a (by today's standards) basic cell phone, however. And a landline.
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  1016. Personally, I thought he was trying to cheat, but if Barker had outright accused him of doing that and the guy denied it, that could've been bad PR for the show so I suspect it was decided just to let him have the prize to avoid any problems.
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  1017. The book, To Serve Man, turned out to be a cookbook.
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  1018. +Roma X Have you ever listened to the radio programs? Bit corny by modern standards, but I still enjoy them. There's a bunch here on YouTube and run between 20-30 minutes depending on if the uploader kept in the original commercials.
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  1019. Santa's not real? 😲
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  1020. #6 -- Although it may not have been part of the script, I don't think Punk's reaction was out of character.
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  1021. Not that Rudolph and Charlie Brown aren't iconic Christmas viewing, but they aren't "movies". They're TV specials.
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  1022. I do have a cell phone, but not a smartphone. A co-worker of mine asked me why and I asked him why do I need one? He mentioned some of the bells and whistles smartphones have and I agreed that those would be cool, but why do I need a smartphone since all I need is something that makes and receives calls. He never could answer that question.
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  1023. Did they ever perform those impressions in front of the person they were impersonating?
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  1024. I guess that guy really hated Jason because those were phone calls that you had to pay for on your next phone bill and, if my memory hasn't totally collapsed, those 900 numbers usually were pricey.
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  1025. It amuses me when people say we shouldn't trust what Group A says and to heed what Group B says instead without giving any evidence as to why Group B is any more trustworthy than Group A.
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  1026. Well, it definitely meant something the Guardians considered "bad words". Your interpretation is just as plausible as anyone else's. 🙂
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  1027. These so called singers who try to sing the anthem before major sporting events would do well to watch her and see how it's supposed to be done.
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  1028. I wouldn't mind seeing Remote Control, Card Sharks, and Win Ben Stein's Money come back. Weakest Link was an okay show, but I only watched it when they had celebrity contestants.
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  1029. Don't blame WatchMojo, blame Fodor's. That's where WatchMojo got the list.
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  1030. In my opinion, number three was more "Conan vs. NBC" rather than "Conan vs. Jay".
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  1031. It was cancelled at the end of its 10th season in 2012, the first one of the CSI franchise to end.
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  1032. It's only racist if you think Sam Wilson shouldn't be Captain America only because he's Black. I've only seen three MCU movies (Doctor Strange, Infinity War, and Endgame), so I may not have all the facts to support my opinion, but isn't Bucky still dealing with his PTSD or whatever from being the Winter Soldier? Perhaps that's why Steve decided to pass on the shield to Sam because he knows that Bucky wasn't ready.
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  1033.  @capnamyris  At least your audience was more awake than mine. I swear I've never been to a movie showing in which the audience didn't react to anything that was happening on screen until this showing of Infinity War.
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  1034. If DC tried a similar stunt today, the kryptonite would probably be colored like a rainbow.
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  1035. I guess the censors in Kansas were too busy looking at Marilyn Monroe to understand why the main male characters in Some Like It Hot were cross dressing. It was for comedic effect, not for breaking social taboos.
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  1036. I wish the video focused more on promotions like Ben & Jerry's Free Cone Day which don't require anything from the customer other than to show up.
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  1037. I think WatchMojo was considering entertainers whose primary field isn't comedy.
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  1038. That wasn't a series finale.
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  1039. Does anyone else notice the oddity of an English guy who works for a Canadian YouTube channel lecturing Americans about a Mexican holiday? 🙃
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  1040. Maybe because it doesn't have a Latin based writing system?
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  1041. Nicholas Stavinoha  The Tuskegee experiments aren't conspiracy theories.
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  1042. @Dregs: If you're referring to the practice of sterilizing the mentally handicapped and mentally ill to keep them from spreading their "defects" to a new generation, that's neither modern nor a conspiracy theory.
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  1043. +Maroon Hat The FBI (1908) and the CIA (1947) were established decades before NAFTA was even thought of, much less implemented.
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  1044. Ask Fodor's, that's where WatchMojo got the list from.
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  1045. I really need to start a scrapbook to catalog the Soros sightings.
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  1046. That's a major problem with politics in this country. The ones who should be running for office are too smart to run for office.
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  1047. The one where Superman and Wonder Woman are having sex? I would say it looked like a preschooler drew it, but that would be insulting to preschoolers.
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  1048. 0:36 -- I still haven't gotten over that they rattled off just about every movie and TV show that dealt with time travel, except Doctor Who. And with Karen Gillan in the scene, no less!
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  1049. I was under the impression that Captain America: Civil War wasn't officially considered an Avengers movie, which doesn't make any sense since almost all of them are in it.
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  1050. +Punxatowny Clinton, Kennedy, FDR, Jefferson, and Washington are five Presidents that immediately popped into my head when I read your post. And I'm fairly certain that if I was bothered to do something as simple as a Wikipedia search, I could find numerous other Presidents who had also strayed. Not that I'm condoning adultery, just pointing out that it obviously is not a legal impediment to being US President.
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  1051. +J'Nay Vann From a legal standpoint, the "main course of the scandal meal" is the question of where the money to pay off Daniels originated.
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  1052. Maybe WatchMojo is considering Captain America: Civil War as an Avengers movie?
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  1053. It's probably in the other video.
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  1054. Was that made into a comic? I thought it was just the movie.
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  1055. WWE Tribute to the Troops was JBL's idea. He'll always be a "good guy" in my book for that.
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  1056. The only one that surprised me was Indonesia, but even at that, just about every place that tourists usually go has some risk of natural disasters.
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  1057. No, Rolling Stone isn't a tabloid. It's primary focus is music and other entertainment news, but it publishes serious articles as well.
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  1058. If he really wants to hurt SNL's ratings he should resign.
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  1059. +HolyMary... Clinton didn't resign.
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  1060. +kyle stephens One person's reprehensible actions don't excuse another's.
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  1061. +XxSn0zBeRrIeSxX Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  1062. Good point.
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  1063. But the most satisfying. 😁
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  1064. Nobody is saying that there weren't immigrants who didn't change their names, just that the change wasn't forced on them at Ellis Island.
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  1065. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smithsonian-institution/ask-smithsonian-did-ellis-island-officials-really-change-names-immigrants-180961544/
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  1066. That was an interesting article. I knew that the Irish were heavily discriminated against here in the US for a long time, but I didn't realize that they were depicted in the editorial cartoons of the time in the same style as Blacks. Thanks for the link. 🙂
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  1067. +Garrett Glass There's a difference between what is objectionable and what violates YouTube's Terms of Service. Alex Jones, apparently, has crossed the line into the latter. John Oliver either has not or, if he has, hasn't been reported for it yet.
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  1068. That was answered in the next season.
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  1069. And when I think about who's in charge of all this right now ... 😨
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  1070. Considering the subtle judgmental tone of this video, celebrities like Mia Farrow and Angelina Jolie shouldn't be on the list since a good number of their children were adopted.
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  1071. I'm guessing it was to let the audience know the whole thing was meant to be a joke and that the "sisters" weren't real.
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  1072. Your caption for Number 7 should call it for what it was: "The Oklahoma City Terrorist Attack".
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  1073. +Glenn Starkey I've read that Vivian Vance and William Frawley also didn't get along.
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  1074. Archduke Franz Ferdinand's assassination should have been number one. His death set the ball rolling for World War I.
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  1075. +Justin Bernard It doesn't appear as if WatchMojo was considering variety shows, like SNL, for this video.
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  1076. +Creepy Scorpio I know WatchMojo is a Canadian company, but the title of the video wasn't "Top 10 WWE Moments That Made Just Canadians Cry".
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  1077. +Kaylyn Owens That was the one of the best performances from anyone that I've heard to this day.
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  1078. +Kory Toombs This video came from WatchMojo, not What Culture.
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  1079. But that was the catalyst for the other incidents being revealed.
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  1080. Even with expanding WatchMojo's idea of cameo to include minor roles, Boy George's appearance on The A-Team shouldn't be on the list, even as a Honorable Mention. The whole plot of the episode revolved around him, so his was definitely not a "minor role".
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  1081. Are you talking about when people came back from Thanos' snap? If so, I like to think that when Bruce wished everyone back that he determined that if it wasn't safe for the returned person to materialize exactly where she/he left from, he/she would materialize in the nearest safe spot.
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  1082. I'm sure that the people that used Pepe to promote their garbage didn't have permission from the artist to use the image when the frog was "alive", so what makes the artist believe the image will stop being misused now that the frog is "dead"?
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  1083. The makeup people did a really good job making Chris Evans look old.
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  1084. Black Panther was the first Black superhero to appear in a mainstream comic (1966).
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  1085. I remember bra and girdle commercials where the products were shown on a live model, but the model wore the underwear over regular clothes.
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  1086. The boy was autistic. However, I agree that it should've been on this list.
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  1087. I'm thinking it was just a neat coincidence, but Stark asking Strange about making balloon animals immediately made me think of the Jimmy Kimmel sketch.
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  1088. His shtick is mostly "supplements".
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  1089. And how are you being legally compelled to "run your life" according to these companies' ethics?
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  1090. True, fans were not pleased Bobby had been killed off, but they were even less pleased when bringing him back ended up throwing everything about the previous season out the window.
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  1091. I don't know if they should be that bold for an origin story, but it'd be an interesting casting idea for a regular Batman movie with the Joker already an established presence.
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  1092. It's also legal in the US state of Nevada, but only if a woman is working out of a bordello.
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  1093. Not to mention it helps develop fine motor skills.
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  1094. My uncle had that comic where Superman said he'd marry Supergirl if they weren't cousins.
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  1095. +Brice Dowd The narrator said at the beginning that wasn't going to be included because WatchMojo didn't want to put a seal of approval on what is an abusive relationship.
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  1096. I thought she was a computer program.
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  1097. I knew a girl in high school with cerebral palsy who did lots of stuff with her feet. She drew (quite well, too), operated her computer with adaptive controls, and even played "hand held" games with her feet (and always beat me). So someone playing a video game with his/her feet isn't weird to me, but watching it online would be.
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  1098. No offense to Mark, but he's too old for an origin story movie.
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  1099. And, unless Pearl is adopted, how can a crab father a whale?
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  1100. She hasn't officially shown up yet.
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  1101. Was there a rule against having both Deschanel sisters on the list because Temperance Brennan (Bones) should've been on the list as well.
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  1102. My third Soros sighting today!
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  1103. #4 -- Good example of why I consider Toddlers and Tiaras and similar shows borderline kiddie porn.
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  1104. Nah, I think the number one WatchMojo picked was perfect. Even with all the accusations of sexual harassment / assault flying around the entertainment and news media industries, Lauer's firing really shocked a lot of people.
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  1105. My guess is that the makeup or CGI or whatever budget wouldn't allow making an actress appear orange every week (plus such a bright skin tone would probably be a distraction from the very dark and gritty tone the trailer is suggesting).
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  1106. How about Top Ten Actors That Have Appeared in Star Wars (or Star Trek ) and Doctor Who ?
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  1107. Yeah, I knew about Peter Cushing. There's at least five others within the Star Wars franchise that I can think of off the top of my head that have also appeared within the Doctor Who franchise. And I can think of seven actors off the top of my head who have been within both the Star Trek and Doctor Who franchises. One of the ones that really stands out for me is Jeremy Bulloch. He was Boba Fett in the original Star Wars trilogy and a medieval character in a Third Doctor era story. I saw him at a Doctor Who convention a few years back and, instead of the typical Q&A panel, he turned it into an interactive acting workshop.
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  1108. I don't know whether it was a rumor or just a fan theory, but I read somewhere that, in the next movie, some or all of the Avengers left after Infinity War may sacrifice their lives in exchange for the ones who disintegrated.
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  1109. Chronologically, they aren't, but biologically and mentally they still are. Even though, under current laws in the US, they don't have to return to school, they probably are because (a) getting back into a normal routine will help them adjust to missing five years and (b) considering the type of school they attend, they are all probably heading for college and that won't happen without a high school diploma.
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  1110. Personally, I think he was trying to cheat. However, if Barker or TPTB on the show had accused him of it and he claimed he wasn't, that could've led to some bad PR for the show. Therefore, it was just easier to give him the prize.
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  1111. +tnybppr303 That may be higher than average, but not that high compared to some of the guys on this list, especially the guy in the number one spot.
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  1112. I've been eating dark chocolate since the late 70s - early 80s, way before all the alleged health benefits started making the rounds.
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  1113. +TheDarkendstar Ask the people of Puerto Rico about the electricity disappearing. And if you don't have electricity, you don't have most modern technology.
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  1114. +jenya536 If we had to go back to using horses as our primary mode of transport, not everyone would have to learn to ride them. More than likely, buggies and wagons would make a comeback at the same time.
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  1115. But that wasn't really "weird".
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  1116. @Gareth Trevor: That's not really "completely different" though. All Amazon did was add more products to what it was already selling.
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  1117. The Cruise-Holmes one has me scratching my head. If I had the opportunity to blackmail a celebrity (not that I am or ever plan to), I'd want to have better material than wedding pictures.
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  1118. There probably were, but I believe the narrator said at the beginning that the focus was going to be on funny moments outside the ring.
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  1119. If all of Quentin Tarantino's projects are connected, would that include the CSI universe since he directed the fifth season finale of the original series? 🙂
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  1120. But the end of 5 (a.k.a., The Empire Strikes Back) is when Vader is revealed as Luke's father. All Episode 6 (a.k.a., Return of the Jedi) did was confirm that Vader was telling the truth.
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  1121. I understood what WatchMojo defined as "useful", but I disagree. The usefulness of a language depends on where the potential language student lives (or wants to live) and his/her reasons for learning (other than learning a foreign language just for fun). Using me as an example, a person living in Florida, I would have no use learning Russian unless I was planning on doing business with Russians, became a diplomat, or married a Russian guy. On the other hand, Spanish is quite a useful language to know in this state.
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  1122. Not to mention lampooning the "last season was all a dream" concept from Dallas and making the entire series a dream.
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  1123. Perhaps the reason Lebanon and Tunisia didn't have an issue with Gadot's appearance in The Fast and the Furious series is that she wasn't the lead actress?
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  1124. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Otherwise, I'd agree that he should've been on a list like this.
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  1125. I'm assuming that WatchMojo was looking for specific instances, so Black Friday in and of itself, wouldn't be included. Yes, there was chaos surrounding Tickle Me Elmo, but the Cabbage Patch dolls were the standard, so to speak, by which all other toy riots are measured.
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  1126. Definition of necromancy: the supposed practice of communicating with the dead, especially in order to predict the future. Not exactly understanding what that has to do with my original post. 😕
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  1127. Two questions to be answered now: 1. What does necromancy have to do with my original response? 2. What makes you qualified to diagnose someone as autistic based on two YouTube video comments?
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  1128. If you can't answer the questions, then next time think about what you're writing before hitting the "Reply" button.
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  1129. I don't think the Treehouse of Horror episodes are meant to be taken as canon, however.
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  1130. The narrator did say the list was based on what they thought was easiest for native English speakers.
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  1131. Maybe the video was finished or close to it when the "comment" occurred?
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  1132. It'd probably depend on if I wanted the memorabilia to keep or to resell. To keep: probably something from Phantom of the Opera (1925 movie version). To resell: any of Scarlett's dresses from Gone with the Wind.
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  1133. That definitely could've rated at least a Honorable Mention.
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  1134. Emmys are the major TV show awards. Olsen definitely deserves one, though.
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  1135. 7:45 -- One of my favorite CSI scenes ever. 😁
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  1136. +Ray Ceeya You should e-mail that to him and see how long it takes for him to repeat it. 🤣
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  1137. But Doctor Who / Star Trek really wasn't that weird. The concept of their universes coming together made waaay more sense than something like Archie and the Punisher or Bugs Bunny and the Justice League.
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  1138. North Shore, California.
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  1139. I predicted number one as soon as I saw the video title.
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  1140. Boy George wasn't a cameo. He was a guest star in that The A-Team episode.
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  1141. +Christian Kimmel Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  1142. Even though I've been a die hard anti-smoker all my life, New Coke should've been the Number One spot.
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  1143. +BAD VIBES FOREVER Thanks and same to you. 😊
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  1144. WatchMojo keeps making videos because people keep clicking on and watching its videos.
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  1145. One "Truth" and one "Rumor".
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  1146. I never assumed that the man went blind, but that his sight was impaired to the point that he was unable to see the print in books.
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  1147. Costco isn't affiliated with Walmart, but I agree with your general point.
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  1148. My favorite bit from the video I saw was when Connor "knocked out" Triple H with a left hook and pinned him for the count.
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  1149. The narrator said that was discovered to have been scripted.
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  1150. @Zvi mur: Yes, he was on that show. He played a tourist in Baltimore whose wife was killed in front of him during a stick up gone wrong. He was nominated for an Emmy for that role.
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  1151. I thought they went back to collect the stones to bring back the people who were snapped, not to prevent the snap in the first place.
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  1152. Was that original Star Trek or Next Generation? If it was the latter, that would be a whole different level of weirdness. "Nice to meet you, Captain Picard. I'm Professor Charles Xavier." 😁
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  1153. Yep.
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  1154. Maybe WatchMojo didn't want to include a movie that needed a spoiler warning since it's only been a little over a week since the release of Infinity War. Other than that, I'd agree that he should be on a list like this.
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  1155. In the case of Endgame, however, the noobs didn't stick around for no reason.
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  1156. Just because these people aren't on TV anymore doesn't mean they're "off the map". In some cases, like Jason Alexander (who went back to theater work), they just are on a different map now.
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  1157. Someone should do a X-Men/Star Trek: TNG crossover.
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  1158. I read somewhere that it was a separate segment filmed exclusively for the DVD.
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  1159. Unfortunately, there was too much cloud cover where I live for me to see it. It did get darker around the peak time for my area, but if I hadn't heard about the eclipse, I would've assumed the darkness was due to the clouds.
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  1160. What O'Donnell either didn't or didn't want to understand is that two countries can be enemies without either side firing a shot.
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  1161. So are shows like The Walking Dead and The Big Bang Theory, so what's your point?
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  1162. I loved the creativity of it and the fact that it was a total surprise.
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  1163. I was thinking the same thing, but my rationale was solely based on Shawn Michaels' "I love you" to Flair before the finishing move.
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  1164. +John McMillin Not a bad point, but I think what WatchMojo was shooting for was actors whose popularity skyrocketed while they were on a specific show. And in Will Smith's case, even though he was already famous prior to Fresh Prince, being on that show is what made Hollywood sit up and take notice of him.
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  1165. Maybe I'm just being too prim and proper, but between all the deaths and the occasional not so family friendly language, I'm actually surprised this didn't receive a "R" rating.
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  1166. But I don't think he said anything, did he?
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  1167. +devin dunkelberg Starfire's not White, either. My guess is that the makeup or CGI or whatever budget wouldn't allow making an actress appear orange every week (plus it would probably be a distraction from the very dark and gritty tone the trailer is suggesting). So, even though it's not comic canon, I'm not bent out of shape that Starfire's not orange.
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  1168. He could even be older than that depending on when he stopped off to get back with Peggy.
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  1169. 18:57 -- The record company ultimately won the lawsuit because the song was deemed to be a parody.
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  1170.  @melissawillard6600  Not when she and Charles first started seeing each other in the 1970s. Camilla married her first husband in 1973, after it had been made clear that Charles couldn't marry her.
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  1171. The writers didn't have a whole lot of options with that situation. Katey Sagal (Peggy) was pregnant in real life, but sadly, the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. It would've shown extreme insensitivity to Sagal to either write in a miscarriage (that would've been too dark for the show anyway) or to continue the pregnancy using a prosthetic stomach. I think the writers for that show did the best they could under the circumstances.
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  1172. No problem. 🙂
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  1173. Cyborg is a person who is technologically augmented, not a pure robot.
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  1174. Kind of a misleading title. Although most of these things are fun and/or convenient to have access to, if any of them stopped existing, humanity would survive.
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  1175. +Unknown XD Did you get to enjoy your present? 😀
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  1176. If I understood this movie's version of time travel correctly, you can never change your own reality by changing the past. The worst that would happen is that a new timeline is created that reflects the consequences of whatever changes were made. Using that theory, 2014 Thanos' death doesn't affect the Infinity War of our reality at all. However, there is now an additional timeline in which Infinity War either didn't happen or happened with a different villain.
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  1177. The Newhart finale should've made the main list instead of a Honorable Mention.
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  1178. Related to number one is when networks constantly change a show's time slot.
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  1179. Here's irony for you: This week's Doonesbury strips featured Pet Sounds as the CD one of the secondary characters was listening to when he died.
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  1180. Unfortunately, the writers didn't have too many options in that situation. They had written Katey Sagal's real life pregnancy into the show, so when she miscarried, Peggy no longer being pregnant had to be acknowledged somehow. The show's concept wouldn't have lent itself to actually having Peggy lose the baby, nor could the pregnancy be continued by faking it (both ideas being extremely insensitive to Sagal's loss). So under the circumstances, I think the writers did the best they could.
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  1181. Video might have been completed before Infinity War was released.
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  1182. I think WatchMojo was focusing on current wrestlers. Cena's no longer a full timer, right
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  1183. Not to mention Tex Avery!
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  1184. Doesn't mean he can't be.
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  1185. I'm not saying it should be a permanent change. Like the Superman comic that explored what if Kal-El had landed in the USSR instead of the US, it'd be interesting to see a different version of Batman. But, then again, I've always had an affinity for alternate reality stories.
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  1186. I'm guessing that either WatchMojo can't afford whatever WWE may be asking for permission to use clips or WWE refuses to give permission at all.
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  1187. Then how was it a yokel from North Carolina was able to enter the restaurant where the alleged children were allegedly held and fire off his rifle without being killed by the armed security that should've been there to (a) keep the alleged captives from escaping and (b) protect the alleged perpetrators?
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  1188. That's why it shouldn't even be considered for this list. The writers of Married with Children really didn't have too many options on how to end Peg's pregnancy when her actress, Katey Sagal, had a miscarriage in real life.
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  1189. I don't think that was a prediction. If I'm remembering the clip I saw that on correctly, he stated that was a current "fact".
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  1190. If I'm remembering correctly, number 4 was the final straw for the movie ratings people in the US, prompting them to develop the PG-13 rating.
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  1191. That was #3.
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  1192. There was a woman I used to work with who always wore a sweater to work, even in the summer, because her office was too cold for her. One day, she shows up without the sweater, and I swear I am not lying, it took me a couple of minutes to recognize her.
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  1193. 10. Most definitely won't miss. In fact, I'd probably be celebrating as soon as I found out they were gone. 9. I hope that never becomes obsolete. I don't care what Apple, Google, etc..., say and claim about their "cloud", anything can be hacked. Just ask Jennifer Lawrence about her nude pictures. 8. To be honest, I probably wouldn't miss it. However, I don't think it'll go away entirely. If the USPS were to fold and people still wanted to send physical letters, documents, etc..., they would use companies like UPS and FedEx. I could see that for things that need proof they were received.
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  1194. I think everyone was pretty much aware that Mike Myers played multiple roles in the Austin Powers series.
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  1195. The vast majority of WatchMojo's output doesn't acknowledge that anything existed before the 1990s.
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  1196. It wasn't so much that Dennis Miller bombed, it was the stupid decision on the part of Monday Night Football to hire someone who was not a professional football commentator.
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  1197. But he had to go there to return the Soul Stone.
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  1198. I believe the narrator said at the beginning that the video wasn't going to include anything from WWE.
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  1199. My two favorite replies were from Benedict Cumberbatch and Halle Berry (although neither one made this list). Cumberbatch's tweet questioned why someone would find him attractive and his response was to say that someone did and she put a ring on it (while flipping off his ring finger to show his wedding ring). Berry's tweet complained that her breasts were lopsided. Her response was to say that happens when they're natural.
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  1200. The Happytime Murders, a.k.a, the Muppet version of Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
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  1201. I love Tab, but I never drank Tab Clear.
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  1202. The guy who believed "Pizzagate" was true was an idiot in more ways than one. Of course, he's an idiot for believing it to begin with, but he was also an idiot in thinking he was going to accomplish anything by going to the restaurant if the story had been true.
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  1203. Not to take anything away from Guerrero, but I think I would've swapped him out for Owen Hart. Both deaths were sucker punches to the emotional guts of wrestling fans, but Hart's was doubly so due to how it happened and the fact that it happened in front of thousands of people.
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  1204. If Michael Jackson had been chemically castrated as a kid, how could he have fathered three children (not that I believe he's the father anyway)?
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  1205. I never said that I believed it was true or not. Simply pointing out that castration in childhood and (allegedly) fathering children in adulthood are contradictory statements.
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  1206. Batman and Robin appeared on the Scooby Doo TV cartoons back in the 60's / 70's.
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  1207. Depends on what you mean by "shut him down". Yes, various companies have kicked him off their platforms, but he still has his own site and a radio show that he can spew his nonsense and peddle his snake oil from.
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  1208. The documentary was released in 2012.
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  1209. Knowing WatchMojo, it could very well have screwed up the video and corrected it in between the time you watched it and the time I watched it. However, as of the time I watched it, it's pretty clear in the video that the documentary was released before the 2012 Presidential election. 1:48 -- The graphic states that the release date was 2012. 1:59 -- "2016" is mentioned as part of the documentary's title. 2:44 -- The documentary narrator is asking a question about 2016, the tense of which indicates that it's a future date at that point.
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  1210. Poor Doctor Strange. Is there going to be a comment about his name when he appears in one of these movies? That's going to get old really quick. 🙄
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  1211. I wouldn't swear to this since I don't buy it myself, but I think that's still being sold, at least in the area where I live.
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  1212. +WatchMojo In the Honorable Mentions, it'd be nice if you gave a word or two as to why those people made the cut (e.g., "difficult to work with").
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  1213. The only one I didn't know was Diagnosis: Murder.
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  1214. No, because his arrest won't be "shocking". 🙂
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  1215. The President knows the details. The categories are common knowledge.
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  1216. The criteria for "Time's Man (now Person) of the Year" is who has had the most impact for good or bad over the past year. That's why you'll see people like Hitler, Stalin (twice!), and Ayatollah Khomeini on the list along with people like Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., and the "Ebola Fighters".
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  1217. +Chad Guiry Not buying the pizzagate one. If it was true, then surely there would've been well armed and well trained security on the premises since the alleged perpetrators were so high up in the DC establishment? Right? So how was it that some yokel from North Carolina was able to get inside and fire off his rifle without being killed before the police even got there?
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  1218. The title of the video is misleading. All the people on it were arrested for crimes, not for political beliefs and/or activism, unlike Aung San Suu Kyi.
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  1219. I thought the narrator was referring to Black Panther being the first Black superhero in a mainstream comic publication?
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  1220. +adrian jubb I think you answered your own question.
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  1221. My elementary school compatriots and I were singing the Batman version of "Jingle Bells" long before Groenig even dreamed of dreaming of the Simpsons. 🙂
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  1222. +Mike Morro That would explain why I've been reading a lot of backlash regarding a specific scene in The Killing Joke movie.
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  1223. +John Clewis If you're saying what I think you're saying, it's not the celebrities hawking how down to earth they are, otherwise they aren't really that down to earth. The people spreading the word about the down to earth celebs are their fans.
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  1224. If this proposed movie is an origin story, Hamill would be too old, although it'd be a cool idea to have him play a live action Joker just once.
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  1225. You really think die hard Alex Jones fans would bother to look up stuff in a reputable encyclopedia, never mind be able to understand what's in it?
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  1226. I think they were focusing on cast members and guests who did their impressions on a regular basis.
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  1227. Did my yearly viewing of A Muppet Christmas Carol last night. For a work ostensibly aimed at children, it's actually pretty mature in tone. But, then again, its source material wasn't exactly aimed at the preschool set, either.
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  1228. Maybe he learned it from Cena. 🙃
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  1229. The video said the cognac budget was nearly one million (not sure in what currency though). The 800,000 figure was in dollars. The 700,000 figure was in pounds.
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  1230. Ironically, censorship itself was referred to in that cartoon with the "naked" proto-Tweety. At one point, one cat was climbing the tree the nest was in and the other cat, getting impatient, yells for the first cat to give him the bird. The first cat said that if the Hayes Office would let him, he'd give him (the second cat) the"bird" all right.
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  1231. An Amish Superman? It'd be interesting to see how that version of Superman is able to be a superhero without being violent, since non-violence is a major aspect of the Amish religion.
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  1232. I had the same thought when Plain was first announced as McCain's running mate.
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  1233. Honorable Mention: The Pilgrims were the first European people to permanently settle in what would become the United States. Wrong.
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  1234. If you're talking about when Conan goes to different countries, those aren't "segments", they're full episodes.
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  1235. There's one exception to the rule about not bringing a character that started on TV into the movie universe: Harley Quinn. Okay, I know that, technically, the version of Harley in Suicide Squad is from the comics, but she wasn't originally a comic book character.
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  1236.  @solomonace127  I was thinking pretty much the same thing when that scene finished. Probably the most iconic TV show that deals with time travel and it was not mentioned. That does not put a smile on my face.
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  1237. What is seen as normal nowadays wasn't seen as such back in the 1950s.
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  1238. +velociraptor4you Have you ever listened to the radio programs? Bit corny by modern standards, but I still enjoy them. There's a bunch here on YouTube and run between 20-30 minutes depending on if the uploader kept in the original commercials.
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  1239. +velociraptor4you You're welcome. 🙂
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  1240. +Ariel Mc fangirl Mendez The same network that unleashed Sharknado on the world?
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  1241. I would think that'd fall under #4 (Canada being a progressive country).
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  1242. I think most people knew he started acting when he was a kid.
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  1243. Not so much a prediction as a wish: some sort of Sherlock joke between Iron Man and Doctor Strange.
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  1244. No, it was the entire series.
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  1245. The first part of The Killing Joke made me wish that iTunes had a "satisfaction guaranteed or your money back" policy on its rentals. The part that actually adapted the graphic novel was okay, but overall I felt like I wasted my money, even though it didn't really cost that much to rent.
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  1246. Call me a masochist, but once in a while, after some big news event (e.g., North Korea summit), I'll listen to his show on shortwave radio just to hear what bizarre spin he's putting on it.
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  1247. Both spellings are considered correct.
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  1248. Wouldn't the very fact that Spurlock made a conscious and voluntary decision to eat nothing but food from McDonalds for a month negate his conclusion that McDonalds is responsible for making people overweight?
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  1249. I only remember four of these: Vault, Clear Tab, Coke Blak, and New Coke. And I've only drank New Coke.
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  1250. Impeachment will more than likely happen. It's the conviction after the Senate trial that probably won't.
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  1251. Marvel didn't. It has something to do with how the colors on the costume would show up on screen, so the real colors will be added in afterwards.
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  1252. The writers didn't have a whole lot of options in that situation. Katey Sagal (Peggy) was pregnant in real life, but sadly, the pregnancy ended in a miscarriage.
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  1253. I know adults that still believe professional wrestling is real.
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  1254. Actually, the BBC don't own the rights to the Daleks, those belong to the estate of Terry Nation (their creator).
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  1255. That orange flavored chocolate pie sounds so good.
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  1256. If you're thinking about Lucy's pregnancy and that she was married to a Cuban, it was CBS that thought the audience was going to freak out about those, but that never materialized.
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  1257. How about a "Top 10 Parroted Words and Phrases" video?
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  1258. Although I get the argument for why X-Men is number one, I still say Superman should've had the top spot. For the most part, up until then, superheros were considered mainly as material for cartoons and occasionally live action TV.
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  1259. I thought the narrator said they were considering actors who got their start in the business before the age of 15?
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