Technical an common language often intersect in logically confusing ways.
Blindness is on the greater vision spectrum but not all of the vision spectrum is the blindness spectrum. At a point on the vision spectrum one stops being blind and becomes sighted. Think of it like light. Ultraviolet is on the light spectrum and has a spectrum of its own; but not all of the light spectrum is ultraviolet.
Those Old Scientists, Those Animated Scientists, Deep Science Nine, Lost in Space, Enterprising Scientists, Dat One Scientist, Scientist's New Worlds, and Lower Decks
The irony of 71 down. It's a trap, but only if you answered Star Trek.
C'mon you apes...pigs, frogs, rats, chickens, and, eh, looks at gonzo whatever.
Dude, it's in the synopsis in the post.
Both parent species are prolific breeders, capable of forming massive colonies and spreading rapidly. The fact that these hybrids are swarming—and potentially just as fertile—raises major red flags.
I see milk thrown around as the common thing people are supposed to know about. I'm lactose intolerant and have no idea how much a gallon of milk costs. It's unlikely you could find 10 things that everyone buys and has similar pricing across brands and variations.
I think it'd be perfectly normal if they just didn't write around it and that was the amount of Millhouse that was planned in the episode regardless of the voice actor.
they wouldn't ask you for your transcripts, they'd contact the university. If they think you faked your resume then it'd be silly to trust you to provide valid transcripts.
Nah, you just figured out the Hero's Journey: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hero%27s_journey
You can apply a similar rubric to Star Wars or Harry Potter.
It'll die when it's not getting the ratings to carry on anymore. Stop watching and it'll stop being made.
ATMs give out $20 bills. In order to get one back as change you'd have to pay with a bill larger than $20. I don't remember the last time I carried something larger than a 20.