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I would love to watch lots of weeks from season 1, as I was in my mom's belly until episode 70.

THE WEST COAST Approximately 750 feet separate the brass and terrazzo monuments to these two US presidents. Who are Reagan and Trump? (Hollywood Walk of Fame) I don't think I'd be off-base complaining about the choice of the word "monument" here. It struck me as odd too. But what word would you sug...

So, was there some specific reason I should have known who Dominic Cummings was? There was an attempt to get him removed from office because one of the deadlines for how the Brexit negotiations would continue was on May 31st and MPs who wanted to stop further stages of Brexit wanted him gone. The U...

I'm just surprised that they're not going to use the extended summer hiatus to show all of Jason's 20 games since his long run was overshadowed by all of the Holzhauer hype.

LucarioSnooperVixey wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 08, 2020 7:06 pm

I am probably the only one here that immediately noticed that Tonya's last name is the largest city in Liechtenstein.

I did, too.

This was a million dollar question on Celebrity Who Wants to be a Millionaire last week: On the periodic table, there are four different elements named after what? A. Antoine Lavoisier's pet cat B. A moon of Neptune C. Marie Curie's maiden name D. A Swedish mining village Which one did the celebrit...

Yeah, I've missed this enough times to finally get it today. It's a perfect example of Jeopardy Canon, a fact that they love, especially for FJ, that they go to the well for over and over. (And don't forget either that he lived in New Mexico.) The Lawrence who lived in New Mexico was D.H. Lawrence,...

Just out of curiosity, how come seasons 3-6 are a lot more filled in than seasons 7-11? I thought the audio daily doubles in the earlier seasons were a hindrance to them getting replayed on GSN or wherever else they would show up.

As for which reruns they'll rerun in the extended hiatus, remember that there's a recent superchampion whose has precisely four weeks of games that haven't been rerun at all yet.

I thought there was a thread on this board that provided evidence that Nancy Zerg was a Wheel of Fortune employee around the time of this episode but with a different last name citing a TV Guide article with her picture about how contestants for Wheel of Fortune got selected, but I couldn't find the...

No S36 game to work on today, so I went to the stack of old un-archived games that have been shared here. I added 2/11/93: http://www.j-archive.com/showgame.php?game_id=6628 Player pics of Allen Howland, Jay Carrizales & Susie Macksey: https://i.ibb.co/n6c39Jk/allenhowland.jpg https://i.ibb.co/qktJ...

Why is Al Kaline in the Hall of Fame? Because he always got on base. RIP

When they relaxed the age requirements for the tryouts for the 2016 College Championship, I thought they would've had a specifically older student, rather than just having two 23-year-olds and a 24-year-old (at the time of the tournament). I wouldn't be eligible for this tournament no matter what, b...

The coverage of the Hong Kong protests over the past year have used the phrase "One country, two systems" a lot.

So what week was the most recent tape date supposed to air, if anyone knows?

With the mayor of Los Angeles declaring a state of emergency over the coronavirus, I was wondering if that means that this season of J! will either be cut short or if the remaining tapings will be delayed a while.

MattKnowles wrote: ↑

Sat Feb 29, 2020 2:22 am

A flag collector wrote to every country to ask for a flag and documented their responses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jbix9y8 ... e=youtu.be

I'm surprised this video wasn't from a certain guy in Winnipeg.

alietr wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 26, 2020 9:27 pm

Well, somebody had to do it ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAJNwPWVmNc

Darn it, I was fifteen minutes too late to make the reference. And the Weird Al parody is even more appropriate.

Bamaman wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 18, 2020 6:31 pm

Friendly reminder that the season starts tomorrow. Or today if you want to do advanced access.

Or if you live in a timezone that's GMT-7 (aka Mountain Time) or further west while still being east of the International Date Line, as the LL day begins at 11PM or earlier in those time zones.

In the longest Daytona 500 ever, which ended up being 522.5 miles, Denny Hamlin ended up winning by the second-smallest margin ever.