In this article, we picked out five iconic foods from popular TV and movies and made them to review. There were great successes and catastrophic failures
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We made a list of 21 foods we can’t spell. It’s not ranked in any particular order, because just like words, numbers are not our thing. We’ve thrown in some random history and descriptions along with our language criticisms. We also bought a few random items off the list to give a more in-depth opinion. Enjoy!
In this article, we extensively review not one, not two, not even three, but FOUR different Wingstop sauce flavors out of the eight different options offered on the menu (discounting any limited-time flavors).
Archer is probably one of the most well written (and most inconsistent) television cartoons ever created. Created by Adam Reed and airing on FX (and later FXX after its rating plummeted), the show gained popularity for its parody of spy dramas and 1950’s workplace aesthetic. Its early seasons serve as an homage to the first films in the James Bond…
Watch out for Wallace and Gromit, they might not be as friendly as they seem…
We’ve all dealt with inconsiderable assholes. Adrian just happened to spend seven hours in a pressurized tube with one. Nobody said that all new beginnings are good.
On his Make Happy Tour, Bo Burnham showcases his talent for weird, creative humor that takes the term ‘comedy show’ to a whole new level.
Old dudes love being naked; that’s something that anyone can surmise from just one visit to a gym, health club, or pool locker room. But in those locker rooms lies an existential question: why—why do old dudes love being naked?
You’ve never seen realistic super heroes until you’ve seen the UK hit, The Misfits. They put Marvel and DC to shame.
