He Has Gone to His Father: The Big District Attorney in the Sky
It would be a cruel world indeed if the passing of Ron Silver were to go by without at least some comment from OTI.
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Fallen Heroes on Overthinking It
Wall Street: Kill Bill’s Long Lost Prequel?
Did Bud from Wall Street grow up to become Bud from Kill Bill? Only Daryl Hannah knows for sure…
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Huey Lewis? Where we’re going we don’t need Huey Lewis! [BTTF Week]
Over the past week, the Overthinking It team has subjected the Back to the Future trilogy to a level of scrutiny it definitely deserves, pointing out a wide variety of paradoxes, inconsistencies, and unanswered questions regarding the series. Because these … Continued
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Isn’t it Quixotic? Dontcha think?
A little TOO quixotic. And yeah, I really do think.
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Life Imitates Art, Boxing Edition
An article in the New York Times on a former heavyweight champion’s comeback attempt tells a familiar story. Who’s the boxer?
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The Darkest Ending in Video Game History
This game made me hate myself. Bravo, game.
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Karate Kid Remake Will Be Refreshingly Karate-Free
The coming remake of The Karate Kid set to star Will Smith’s son Jaden will be less a remake and more a fucking travesty.
Shield Supplement 1 [REPOST]
In a special podcast supplement, the Overthinkers tackle the antepenultimate episode of the Shield. WARNING: Contains Spoilers!
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Michael Crichton Dies
Sorry to once again be the (late) bearer of bad news, but the (late) Bard of Brachiosaurs, Michael Crichton, has died. Barring a mosquito that drank his blood on a beach vacation, then rested on a tree only to be … Continued
I Can Has Cheezburger: The Untold Story
We’ve done a lot of Overthinking(tm) of back story on this site. From Gossip Girl to Batman to Sex and the City, we desperately want to know where our fictional heroes came from. We want to be able to relate … Continued
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