12 Random Bits of TV, Movie and Video Game Trivia That the Fonz Jumped Over With His Motorcycle

Jones is obsessed with the cleanliness of her pool: “I don’t let nobody get in my pool, and you have to sign something to get in my pool. People don’t know what their ass or their dick or pussy does in hot water until it is emerged. I make people go to the bathroom. I make them take a shower.”

The newly heel-turned right-wing grifter is hawking awful little medallions that he swears provide “protection against 5G technology,” for just $240 a pop.

Some rich dipshit paid $1.49 million for a replica of the Iron Throne used in HBO’s Game of Thrones.

Someone bought Jon Snow’s sword for $400k, and Cersei Lannister’s red dress for $138k.

Since Redbox has gone into bankruptcy, their DVD-on-demand kiosks have been stagnating in strip malls across America. And so, former Redbox technicians have helped hackers run Doom on the kiosks’ user interfaces.

The famously reclusive and curmudgeonly star says he wants to keep acting into his 80s. When asked why, he said, “Oh man, I get out of it essential human contact.”

Bandai Namco, like every other video game company, is canceling projects left and right. But instead of firing the developers working on these games, they make them continue coming to work and sit in “expulsion rooms,” where they have nothing to do all day, with the intention of forcing them to quit.

When asked to provide a script to the studio, Eric Idle says the Monty Python crew responded, “You think you’re going to tell us how to write a Python film?” Instead of a script, Idle wrote a “kind of rude” poem that actually did convince the studio to go ahead with the project.

A Nebraska Supreme Court justice compared the Nebraska Attorney General and Secretary of State unfavorably to Patty and Selma Bouvier, after the two refused to do their legal duty.

The Pittsburgh home that served as serial killer Buffalo Bill’s house in Silence of the Lambs has been refurbished to replicate the state it was in in the film, and is now listed on Airbnb. 

Asked about the son he conceived at age 82, Pacino said he doesn’t live with the boy, but “he does text me from time to time.”

She says she snuck in the lines “For years I’ve roamed these empty halls / Why have a ballroom with no balls?” and a quip that “size doesn’t matter.”