This is essentially gore.
This dude keeps singing. He's like, "Toxic gases? HAKUNA MATATA, FOOL!"
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Now keep in mind, in this universe of The Lion King, ALL THE ANIMALS TALK AND HAVE PERSONALITIES. Just think about that as you see that pile of bones.
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The prolific actor, who starred on all seven seasons of Gilmore Girls, was 71.
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Edward Herrmann — star of The Lost Boys and Gilmore Girls — has died, his manager told BuzzFeed News.
"Having valiantly braved months of treatment for brain cancer, Edward Herrmann passed peacefully at 8:30 a.m. today at Sloan Kettering hospital in New York City," Herrmann's talent agent, Robyn Stecher, wrote in a prepared statement. He was 71.
The Tony and Emmy winner had most recently appeared on The Good Wife, ABC's Black Box, and How I Met Your Mother.
While Herrmann was celebrated for his stage work and his performance as Franklin D. Roosevelt in a trio of TV movies, he is, perhaps, most beloved for playing Richard Gilmore, the stern but lovable patriarch on Gilmore Girls.
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You won’t believe what these houses look like in real life.
The magic of Hollywood can transform any house from ordinary to cinematic. We found notable homes that appeared in some of the most popular comedies using Google Street View and can't believe how utterly normal they look. Can you name the movies these houses appear in?
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If you have only seven hours to spend watching Friends (which is available to stream on Netflix starting Jan. 1) on New Year’s Day, these are the flat out funniest episodes — ones you don’t need to have any prior knowledge about the show’s intricate history to enjoy. Presented in chronological order.
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A quick note: With 236 episodes to choose from, there were countless worthy contenders for this list, but in the end, the episodes selected had to be funny from start to finish and represent the very best whole installments of Friends. So, while some major and hugely memorable moments are not represented below — Phoebe's free-balling boyfriend, Ross' preachy pivot, Monica's sexual "seven," etc. — that does not make them any less iconic.
The Plot: A city-wide blackout strands Monica (Courteney Cox), Rachel (Jennifer Aniston), Phoebe (Lisa Kudrow), Joey (Matt LeBlanc), and Ross (David Schwimmer) at the girls' apartment and traps Chandler (Matthew Perry) in — say it with me — "An ATM vestibule with Jill Goodacre" (who plays herself).
Why It's So Funny: While the gang in the apartment delivers great comedic moments — Joey's menorah, the cat attacking Ross, Mr. Heckles (Larry Hankin) trying to steal the cat, which he calls Bob Buttons — this episode is a showcase for Chandler as he chokes (literally and figuratively) while trying to play it cool around the Victoria's Secret model.
Best Line: "You know, on second thought, gum would be perfection." —Chandler
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The Plot: Ross frets over impending fatherhood while Joey is dating Phoebe's twin sister, Ursula, much to Phoebe's chagrin. After Rachel injures her ankle, Monica rushes her to the hospital, where they meet two cute doctors (George Clooney and Noah Wyle, who were starring on E.R. at the time, but play different characters here). The rub is that Rachel doesn't have health insurance so she pretends to be Monica, which wreaks havoc on their subsequent double date.
Why It's So Funny: The double-crossing double date is one of the most hilarious bits of comedy the show has ever done. As the girls' frustrations with one another take over, Monica (as Rachel) and Rachel (as Monica) begin to talk shit about one another to the doctors, who could not be more confused by what they've walked in to.
Best Line: "[hysterical laughing] Oh God, I'm so spoiled." —Monica as Rachel
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Who’s really the baddest wizard in the land?
Dumbledore defeated the dark wizard Grindelwald and is known for discovering the 12 uses of dragon's blood.
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Gandalf defeated the Balrog and he's basically immortal.
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Hey kool thing, sit down beside me, there’s something I gotta ask you. I just wanna know, are you Thurston, Kim, Lee, or Steve?
They don’t make ‘em like this any more.
I know, right! Arguably the greatest film of all time will be 30 in 2015.
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Time is passing too fast.
Goonies stars Josh Brolin and Sean Austin will be 47 and 44 years old respectively in 2015. Sigh.
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Remember when Madonna made films??
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The '80s had so many great movie bad guys.
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Today is Ryan Sheckler’s birthday, so let’s remember one of MTV’s greatest shows.
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Pretty much the same.
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(Aw snap!!!)
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Cavanaugh also voiced characters like Oblina in Aaahh!!! Real Monsters and Dexter from Dexter’s Laboratory.
Cavanaugh's cause of death was not released.
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Besides voiceover work, Cavanaugh also had live-action guest roles on Salute Your Shorts, Cheers, The X-Files, and ER, as well as appearances in the films Jerry Maguire and Soulmates.
Meet the actors behind your favorite poor, unfortunate souls.
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Nothing like the holidays to bring our TV families together.
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He’s always there when you call.
Nelly is a close second.
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Actual quote from Ja on the show: “Family tradition will never be the same b*tch… Lmao!!!”
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“I need my mommy and, dammit, I don’t care who knows it!”
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One hundred and fifty-six episodes, countless twists. Here’s how they stack up, from worst to best.
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Writer(s): Charles Beaumont
Director: William F. Claxton
If we could set aside the episode's blatant discomfort with African people and cultures — it follows a couple who have returned from a work trip to Africa (just "Africa") with bewitched talismans — we'd have a truly spooky story of a man trying to outrun some demons. But we probably shouldn't set all of that aside!
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Writer(s): Robert Presnell Jr., based on the short story by John Collier
Director: Douglas Heyes
Roger Shackleforth cannot deal with the fact that the woman of his affection isn't interested, so he gives her a love potion, becomes fed up with her devotion, and then buys poison to kill her. It could've MAAAAAYBE worked as a criticism of all the abusive would-be Romeos out there, except Roger ends up not using the poison because he finds out Leila is pregnant? And his punishment is that they stay together? So? No thanks?
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Writer(s): Bernard C. Schoenfeld
Director: Richard Donner
This episode — about a computer named Agnes that falls in love with her technician (a real Nice Guy, if I've ever seen one) and then sabotages his relationship — manages to be both technophobic and misogynistic. It evens closes on a comparison between women and "dangerous," "jealous" machines! You're better than this, Twilight Zone.
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WARNING: This theory might make you unbearably sad.
*feels*
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But why? WHY?!
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Hahn is responsible for some of the biggest animated hits of all time, including The Lion King, and Beauty and the Beast, and for making us weep.
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“In case you were wondering, my spirit animal is a duck billed platypus.”
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These were the top posts that made you feel the nostalgia.
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Crispy M&M’s have gone the way of the buffalo.
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The mems…the mems.
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And it's also HEARTBREAKING.
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