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The longest fanfiction (that's actually a self-insert) is of the Catholic religion, and that is the Divine Comedy.

Not counting Saturday morning cartoons from the early 2000's hurts me specifically

9:50 Um actually, Titans are just a group of gods, so they are still gods. Also, it could be argued that the closest thing to an error in that statement is that Cronus is actually the Latin version of the name Kronos, so although it’s still Kronos, it’s sort of the wrong name.

I was screaming the whole time, "Pete's Dragon is named ELLIOTT!" I'm such a nerd.

Really wish at the end, even if it would completely harsh an already harshed vibe, "Um Actually a doula is not a licensed medical professional position and you are not licensed either."

Another awesome nightmare before christmas fact: The opening poem was originally WAY longer, and voiced by Patrick Stewart. ALSO the film originally ended with another poem also voiced by Patrick Stewart that bookended the story. It goes into Jack and Sally's life after the events of the film, talks about their kids, and Jack in retirement. and has the best closing lines I've ever heard. "And I asked old Jack, do you remember the night When the sky was so dark, and the moon shone so bright? When a million small children pretending to sleep Nearly didn’t have Christmas at all, so to speak? And would, if you could, turn that mighty clock back To that long fateful night-now think carefully, Jack! Would you do the whole thing all over again, Knowing what you know now, knowing what you knew then? And he smiled like the old Pumpkin King that I knew, Then turned and asked softly of me… “Wouldn’t you?” You can hear both monologues on the movie's soundtrack. They're phenomenal!

DENNIS KUCINICH god damn knocked me out of my chair laughing while I'm trying to paint some shit.

Um Actually… the main reason that babies can’t drink water is because their kidneys are not fully developed and can’t process it fast enough, leading to dangerous hypervolemia. The feeling full thing is just a secondary dangerous effect.

I fell like I could have done pretty good this episode's trivia

i love um, actually and i'm moderately informed on happenings in the simpsons, but man this might just be my favourite episode. all three contestants were so much fun !!

Girl Who Loves Tom Gordon isn't that scary? Being lost in the woods is probably top 3 worse feelings. Haha

Simpsons nerds are a different breed man

Trapp says he got the first map correct but he got the second onr correct because no one got the first one which was the Earthsea map

I swore the Um Actually for the first D&D question was that the barbarian can’t enter rage before combat begins, which is what the question makes it sound like is happening Also at 25:41 - Reverse Indiana Jones is Killmonger 😂

I finally know something, and they pronounce his name wrong. It’s G’kar, like in .gif! 😂 (G from G’kar like in joy, and I say gif like give, to be honest, but couldn’t let this one slide.) Also, how awesome this show is! Why did I not know of this until last week? But I am binge watching now!!

um actually C3PO was arguably built by anakin in iirc legends canon where he had to patch together the brains of like 3 other protocol droids to make C3PO which is reasonably outside the typical bounds of fixing

Um actually, they never officially confirmed that Inigo became the Dread Purate Roberts, and Westley only made one comment about thisz asking if he'd ever considered piracy. It's safe to assume at that point, he was still technically the dread pirate roberts snd had not passed it on yet.

Um, actually, if the poem is called the Jabberwocky, then the titular character is not the Jabberwock, it's the Jabberwocky. I might be wrong, I've never read the poem, so...

At 18:20 Eme says, "You will laugh at how bad you see how I draw," implying thst he isn't a bad artist, Trapp just has bad eyesight.

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Zeke and Ally do nerddom as a hobby, Shane does it as a full time Job 😂

i can't believe Luke invented the concept for Midnight Mass

Um actually Romana was also a time lord, so companions do regenerate

This show doesn't seem serious enough to warrant a Tournament of Champions - I mean it's no Leonard Maltin Game - but it's 3 years later, and I'm fully invested.

Fun fact: Lou Carcolh is the inspiration for the Goomy pokemon line!

Um actually, Head & Shoulders shampoo doesn't have selenium, it has zinc pyrithione

To correct a correcter 3 years too late. Um actually, Spike gave the dragon lords scepter to Ember, therefore making her the dragon lord. If Spike is to be given a "full" title, it would be Spike the Brave and Glorious, as given to him by the crystal ponies.

Um actually chimera have a wolf’s head as well and the goat breathes fire

I may be 3 years late, but this episode is new to me so I'm correcting Mike anyway... Um, Actually, Simba sings "KINGs don't need advice from little hornbills for a start" not Kids.

I know this is a video from 3 years ago and I’m correcting a correction but UM actually imitative learning is still learning so if Goku learned how to perform the Kamehameha by imitating Roshi then he still learned it from him even if he didn’t technically teach it to him he still learned it by watching him do it and then replicating it which is a form of learning.

Um actually, Knuckles is not the only echidna

"Dream of Spring" was 'upcoming' over 3 years ago - love ya George.

Um, actually, Nintendo HAS had a publicly official timeline for their Zelda franchise since 2011, when it was revealed in the publication Hyrule Historia.

Lmao, I wonder if I would have gotten the point. I got the answer right, I juts called it "The Hills Have Eyes" scenario instead of angry torturing redneck scenario

The sonic sound is the same sound my hand held 20 questions machine would make when you were running the if time

And a big Q house with a Q little window and a Q corvette

3 examples of “cool” nerds🫶

the way i knew the badalisk and the log that shits sweets because of the tech dif crew lmao

A bit late to watching these, but the dresden files question has technically another answer being that, Dresden didnt intend to keep mouse, mouse stowed away and Harry begrudingly at first adopts him.

Um, actually, at 27:27 Siobhan answers a question without using the phrase “Um, Actually” but still receives a point

Um actually, the percy jackson question is so wrong i'm a bit offended lol 1. Heros of Olympus (HoO) is not a trilogy, it has 5 books 2. Each book revealing a demigod of one of the big 3 is vaguely true of the original series Percy Jackson and the Olympians, where we see Percy, son of Poseidon in the first book, Thaila, daughter of Zeus, at the very end of the second book, and Nico and Bianca, children of Hades in the third book, but that isn't remotely close to being the main plots of the books. In HoO on the other hand, we meet all 7 main characters, who are all of varying heritage not just the big 3, in the first 2 books, with them uniting on their quest in the 3rd book 3. We don't see the Egyptian dieties at all in the HoO. You're referring to the side story of Demigods and Magicians which has 3 chapters, each of which were added to the books as extras but are not actually part of the Heros of Olympus series and are actually set after the events in the HoO series

I love the wheel of time series and I won’t stand for this slander even if it prob could’ve been done in like 8 books lol

Yoo I knew the butcher from Diablo!!!!

Gutz' first

I, for one, fucking _loved_ Go-Bots as a kid. I even dressed up as Leader One for Halloween one year (it didn't look anything like the show lol). When I got Transformers as well they were fully integrated in my play, we didn't discriminate against Cybertronians despite their iffy reputation. Children, quite rightly in my mind, often don't understand the purpose of an "or" question; why _"or Transformers"_ instead of _"and Transformers"_ ?

“Don’t let the media lie to you. We live on a turtle.” So Terry Pratchett was onto something

Um actually, the phrasing on the Pokémon question states that Banette "has no evolution", and that is true, since it IS an evolution. Unless you are referring to its mega evolution, which is generally considered a forme change as it reverts at the end of battle, Banette does not have an evolution, it has a pre-evolution.

Um, actually, calling England a country is... Complicated, especially in this context as it would imply different egg-storing conventions in England as opposed to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The Stand is the only Stephen King book I've read and i have no idea how you'd ever pick that from what the original print looked like apparently