Fun fact: In the original book Who Framed Rabbit was based on, Toons weren’t animated cartoon characters, they were comic strip and comic book characters, and they spoke in word balloons that the human characters had to read.
I want to know how Iggy got U, the least-used vowel, first. You usually get E first. I got E, but without the hint from Orbsters to look back a few days at what trance-Puck was saying, I’d never have figured anything else out.
I used to stay up late reading, now I fall asleep after a few minutes. Then again, I never read anything exciting at night, because I know it will keep me awake and I’ll feel the consequences the next day. (Not that I read boring stuff at night, just non-exciting stuff.)
I’m not old enough to remember, but I do know. I have to go back and watch that again. It was such a landmark film that it was widely discussed/written about, so not a lot of it was a surprise. (Same with There’s Something About Mary. First watched it years after it came out, and every single joke in that movie I knew about ahead of time. Not even any little surprises that didn’t get talked about much.)
“Except the East German judge” also applies in gymnastics.