This TVOM author has a habit of cutting, pasting and awkwardly rewording trivia from the Internet Movie Database. "Michael Jackson and Mick Jagger were a couple." Really? Alert the National Enquirer!
Looks like this is what passes for research and writing these days.
He apparently likes to paraphrase them in order of appearance in the INDB's Trivia list.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091369/trivia?ref_=tt_trv_trv

Pretty lame trivia from TVOM. Everything in the list is lifted and rather poorly paraphrased from the Internet Movie Database. It would have been better if the author, and I use that term loosely, included the names of the actors. It would also have been better if the had not lifted the "10 things" in the order in which they appeared in the INDB trivia for this movie.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081633/trivia?ref_=tt_trv_trv

"You now there would be at least one . . ." How about "know?"
Not to mention burns and abrasions from the friction. By the time you slid more than a couple of floors, the rubbing against the chute could create serious heat against skin.

Of course, the fact that the Jack Russel is defending its food doesn't figure into the equation . . . "The cubs probably just want to play."

"SET PHASERS TO 'WE'RE STUNNED'
The Opening Credits For 'Star Trek: Discovery' Are Absolutely Jawdropping"

The only thing stunning and jaw dropping are those hyperbolic comments.
Apparently the same person who created the clickbait headlines in Yahoo News inflicted the same on this show.

The articles that have surfaced about this latest "evidence" all seem to be advertisements for a program on the History Channel. That channel is not exactly the best source for historical accuracy. History Channel has aired such programs as: "Bigfoot Captured" (it wasn't). They have also run specials about hunting Hitler, finding the lost colony of Roanoke and finding Atlantis, the truth about Alcatraz, predictions of Nostradamus, and secrets of Einstein’s brain.
Carl Sagan was famous for the advice:“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.” One grainy photo found by someone intent on proving a claim is just as likely to be a case of pareidolia as it is outright fraud. They are claiming photo enhancements prove their claims. Ever been tricked by Photoshop? Supposedly, there is a barge being towed by the ship on the background. And in that barge is an object "precisely 38 feet long." Can you even see the barge clearly?
And none of the news stories that I have been able to locate have any independent corroboration. They are all using the upcoming History Channel program as their only source.

And that is why he won an argument with an empty chair at the Republican Convention in 2012

Orwell wrote 1984 while staying at Barnhill a rather large farmhouse on the island of Jura in the Inner Hebrides, on the West coast of Scotland. The name Jura is a modern version of Dyrøy, Old Norse for "Wild Animal Island," possibly a reference to the population of deer there.

It is probably a dominant-submissive pose. He is the boss, so he is bigger.
In Victorian portraiture the men are almost always seated while the women stand demurely to the back. Or if the women are seated, the men are standing--almost-- looming over them.

Really cool sounding call.

Probably needs more cowbell

(Sorry. Someone had to do it)

What about "The Time Tunnel" a 1966–1967 TV series starring James Darren and Robert Colbert?

I wasn't there! I swear I have an alibi.
I was playing poker with the Cro-Magnonsover at Lascaux.