If rear admiral Alan Shepard was still alive during the time star trek enterprise was airing on tv who do think he would have reacted to a video clip of him being used in the opening of star trek enterprise?
YOU'LL NEVER GUESS WHO THIS COMEDY LEGEND IS!
Snapped on this day in 1953, who is this young Milwaukee-born performer still years away from becoming one of film comedy’s most beloved faces?
Born Jerome Silberman, he went on to unforgettable roles in The Producers, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein and Silver Streak — with those wild eyes, gentle warmth and perfectly timed panic becoming his trademark.
Can you name him?
What are some of your favorite things that fast food restaurants had when you were a kid that they do not have them anymore?
WHO IS THIS FUTURE SITCOM SUPERSTAR?
Photographed on this day in 1989, who is this actress still a few years away from becoming one of the most recognisable faces on 90s television?
After early attention in Bruce Springsteen’s Dancing in the Dark video and a regular role in Family Ties, she went on to Ace Ventura, Friends, Scream and Cougar Town.
Can you name her?
I can't understand it that whenever somebody is complaining about where they live, sometimes pointing out minor issues, and Judge Judy tells them to just move. Does she not understand that sometimes financially that is not always possible?
YOU’LL NEVER GUESS THE FUTURE MUSIC & FASHION ICON BEHIND THIS 1976 PORTRAIT!
Celebrating her 78th birthday today, who is this Jamaican-born model, singer and actress, captured by Christopher Makos in 1976 before her razor-sharp image and commanding stage presence became instantly recognisable?
From disco-era club records to Pull Up to the Bumper, Slave to the Rhythm, A View to a Kill and Conan the Destroyer, she became a one-woman collision of fashion, music and film.
Can you name her?
In the Star Trek Voyager episode Flashback, where we have flashback scenes which take place during the Star Trek movie The Undiscovered Country, we see lieutenant commander Dimitri Valtan being killed on the bridge in that episode of Voyager. However, in The Undiscovered Country, he's very much alive on the bridge in the end of the battle in Star Trek Undiscovered Country. So my question is, was Tuvok simply remembering the events of the events incorrectly?
Remember, there was an episode of Judge Judy years ago where a police officer was wrongly accused by an older woman of being very inappropriate with her, and then some years later, that very same officer was accused again, this time by another woman, of doing the same thing. Am I remembering that episode correctly, or was it two different police officers?
Photographed on this day in 2000, who is this actress who first made fans take notice as the sharp, awkward heart of Freaks and Geeks?
From cult high-school brilliance to Scooby-Doo, ER, Mad Men, Dead to Me and beyond, she built a career on warmth, wit and quiet scene-stealing.
Can you name her?
Okay, on The Rookie, in the very first episode that introduces the character of Dash, we see his mom in that episode as well. However, that is the only episode that we've seen his mother in, but Dash himself has shown up a few more times after that. So my question is, where is his mom?
🎩 WHO IS THIS YOUNG SONG-AND-DANCE MAN? 🎩
Photographed on this day in 1948, who is this fresh-faced entertainer still years away from becoming one of America’s best-loved comedy stars?
From radio and nightclub work to Broadway, classic sitcom fame and beloved family films, he turned loose-limbed charm, rubbery timing and old-school showmanship into a career that seems to have no finish line.
Can you name him?
Some customers just love to call in and complain about the employees, even if it is for something that is extremely stupid and ridiculous. So my question is, if you, the employee, could call in and complain about the customer, what would you say about them?
My complaints would be:
I’d like to report a customer for repeated violations of common sense.”
“Customer entered the store already angry, spoke to three employees like they personally caused all of life’s suffering, then demanded compensation because the coupon expired in 2021.”
“Customer asked me a question, interrupted the answer halfway through, then complained that I ‘wasn’t helping.’”
“Customer became hostile after discovering that store hours are real and not a personal attack.”
“Customer insisted the policy should not apply to them specifically because they ‘shop here all the time.’ Records indicate they have been here twice.”
“Customer would like to speak to the manager. Customer has already spoken to the manager. Customer did not enjoy hearing the same answer twice.”
“Customer stared directly at the giant sign explaining the rule, ignored it completely, then filed a complaint that nobody told them.”
“Customer treated the return counter like a courtroom drama over a $4 item.”
“Customer believes yelling increases Wi-Fi speed, register performance, and employee authority.”
“Customer complained that I looked unhappy after they spent ten minutes insulting me.”
“Customer demanded immediate service while actively talking on speakerphone and refusing to acknowledge my existence.”
“Customer reported that the wait time was unacceptable during the busiest hour of the day, immediately after arriving behind twenty other people.”
Some customers just love to call in and complain about the employees, even if it is for something that is extremely stupid and ridiculous. So my question is, if you, the employee, could call in and complain about the customer, what would you say about them?
My complaints would be:
I’d like to report a customer for repeated violations of common sense.”
“Customer entered the store already angry, spoke to three employees like they personally caused all of life’s suffering, then demanded compensation because the coupon expired in 2021.”
“Customer asked me a question, interrupted the answer halfway through, then complained that I ‘wasn’t helping.’”
“Customer became hostile after discovering that store hours are real and not a personal attack.”
“Customer insisted the policy should not apply to them specifically because they ‘shop here all the time.’ Records indicate they have been here twice.”
“Customer would like to speak to the manager. Customer has already spoken to the manager. Customer did not enjoy hearing the same answer twice.”
“Customer stared directly at the giant sign explaining the rule, ignored it completely, then filed a complaint that nobody told them.”
“Customer treated the return counter like a courtroom drama over a $4 item.”
“Customer believes yelling increases Wi-Fi speed, register performance, and employee authority.”
“Customer complained that I looked unhappy after they spent ten minutes insulting me.”
“Customer demanded immediate service while actively talking on speakerphone and refusing to acknowledge my existence.”
“Customer reported that the wait time was unacceptable during the busiest hour of the day, immediately after arriving behind twenty other people.”
WHO IS THIS FUTURE TV GENIE BEFORE THE BOTTLE?
Snapped on this day in 1964, who is the actress pictured just before she became one of American television’s most instantly recognisable fantasy favourites?
She had already worked across film and TV, including The Brass Bottle and 7 Faces of Dr. Lao, but the following year she would step into the role that made her a household name — all smiles, mischief and folded-arm magic.
Can you name her?
In that Star Trek The Next Generation episode, 11001001, commander Quinteros is the commanding officer of Starbase 74, and since he holds the rank of commander, does that mean that the executive officer likely holds the rank of lieutenant commander?
NAME THIS FUTURE SNL AND 30 ROCK STAR!
Celebrating her 56th birthday today, who is the schoolgirl pictured here long before she became one of American comedy’s sharpest writers and performers?
She went from Saturday Night Live’s Weekend Update desk to creating and starring in 30 Rock, writing Mean Girls, and turning a political impersonation into one of the most talked-about TV comedy moments of the 2000s.
Can you name her?
WHO IS THE ORIGINAL DORITOS GIRL?
Who is the Louisiana-born former Miss USA who became a 90s TV talking point after turning a Doritos commercial into a mini pop-culture moment?
From pageant crown to glossy TV fame, sitcom appearances and that unforgettable snack-advert entrance, she became one of those faces people instantly remember — even if the name takes a second.
Can you name her?