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Once you hit your mid-twenties, everything starts beginning to suck. Your favorite band? Not as good as when they first came out. Favorite hangouts? All gone to shit since all the young people started showing up and ruining everything. The world? Basically a day away from total anarchy.Even the idea of time begins to suck. The present is somehow always the worst and no matter how bad your life was 5, 10 years ago– it all seems tinted with rose-colored glasses. Sure you were bored all the time, had no way of communicating with people who weren't your neighbors and loved Hootie and the Blowfish, but man the 90s were the absolute peak of human existence, right? Not really.Somehow humans have this bias that makes them think the world is always at the brink of complete collapse and that things were better before...before AIDS and Ebola started killing everybody; before all the bees disappeared; before crime took over the streets, when you could leave your front door open all day and the criminals would tip their hats and say, "good morning!"We're here to say this way of thinking is wrong and completely ignores all of the amazing advancements humanity is continuing to make every day. It's just you don't hear about them because the headline "Cancer Deaths Slowly and Steadily Dropping" isn't as flashy as "IT'S ALL BURNING DOWN MAN, DON'T EVEN BOTHER!"On the podcast this week, Jack O'Brien is joined by Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) to talk about how we're neither going to hell nor are we in a hand basket. Poverty, war and disease are at all time lows, all you have to do is look away from the news to see it.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, February 11th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Just in time for Valentine's Day, join Jack O'Brien, Michael Swaim and Teresa Lee as they welcome Dr. Christopher Ryan, author of Sex at Dawn for a discussion about love, relationships and why our sex lives now bear no resemblance to the way our ancestors got down. Tickets are $7 and available here:  https://goo.gl/aXqXex Footnotes:Articles: Cracked: Pieces of Good News Nobody is Reporting:  https://goo.gl/ysKK7 https://goo.gl/8z04xT   https://goo.gl/Kr75IK Article: Biography.com: H.H. Holmes:  https://goo.gl/U1Bo6V Website: OurWorldInData.com:  https://goo.gl/afqC0a Graph: Innovation.org: Actual vs. Projected Death Rates for HIV/AIDS in the US:  https://goo.gl/ZI6zHY Article: Cracked: 5 Horrifying Apocalyptic Scenarios That Already Happened (#1 The Toba Event):  https://goo.gl/5COk09 Scholarly Article: British Journal of Preventative and Social Medicine: The Coal Gas Story:  https://goo.gl/EbJkvD Article: Bloomberg: Bias, Blindness and How We Truly Think:  https://goo.gl/98f6Uv Article: The New Yorker: Doomsday Prep for the Super Rich:  https://goo.gl/GBcpKk This episode is brought to you by Shari’s Berries (www.berries.com code: CRACKED) and Blue Apron (www.blueapron.com/cracked).

Remember when you made fun of that kid in grade school for wetting the bed? You probably shouldn't have done that. I would apologize, change your name or leave the country. The reason is, psychologists suggest something called the Macdonald triangle, that there are three main characteristics of people who grow up to become killers: arson, cruelty to animals and bed-wetting. If you've got two or more, (in Jeff Foxworthy's voice) chances are you might be a serial killer.So, for another round of creepy solved and unsolved murders, we've invited back to the podcast America's foremost experts on the subject, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder'. They join Jack O'Brien and Daniel O'Brien to talk about Daniel's two hometown serial killers with a strange connection, two district attorneys who suffered mysterious ends, the unsolved murder of three girl scouts, and the murderer who buried his "kill kits" in the woods.Footnotes : My Favorite Murder:  https://goo.gl/gpaZN8 Article: Cracked: The 5 Most Terrifying Serial Killers You've Never Heard Of:  https://goo.gl/wh6B2U Murderpedia: Richard Biegenwald, "The Thrill Killer ":  https://goo.gl/2yq6l2 Murderpedia: Robert Zarinsky:  https://goo.gl/sM521t Documentary: Netflix: " Amanda Knox " :  https://goo.gl/y4LTOa Article: New York Times: For Letterman Stalker, Mental Illness Was Family Curse and Scarring Legacy:  https://goo.gl/tw4GQ6 Article: Washington Post: A Decade Later, Prosecutor Luna's Death Still a Mystery:  https://goo.gl/ydFmNI Article: CNN: What Happened to Ray Gricar?:  https://goo.gl/Jd3Qqy Book: Gloyd McCoy: Tent Number Eight:  https://goo.gl/wKUgTZ Murderpedia: Israel Keyes:  https://goo.gl/3t6NPG Documentary: HBO: There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane:  https://goo.gl/2rjXqJ Article: ABC News: Murder of Jasmine Fiore by Ryan Jenkins:  https://goo.gl/rc0YyT Article: Today Costa Rica: Costa Rica Re-Opens Serial Killer Case):  https://goo.gl/iD2b0U

Remember when you made fun of that kid in grade school for wetting the bed? You probably shouldn't have done that. I would apologize, change your name or leave the country. The reason is, psychologists suggest something called the Macdonald triangle, that there are three main characteristics of people who grow up to become killers: arson, cruelty to animals and bed-wetting. If you've got two or more, (in Jeff Foxworthy's voice) chances are you might be a serial killer.So, for another round of creepy solved and unsolved murders, we've invited back to the podcast America's foremost experts on the subject, Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder'. They join Jack O'Brien and Daniel O'Brien to talk about Daniel's two hometown serial killers with a strange connection, two district attorneys who suffered mysterious ends, the unsolved murder of three girl scouts, and the murderer who buried his "kill kits" in the woods.Footnotes : My Favorite Murder:  https://goo.gl/gpaZN8 Article: Cracked: The 5 Most Terrifying Serial Killers You've Never Heard Of:  https://goo.gl/wh6B2U Murderpedia: Richard Biegenwald, "The Thrill Killer ":  https://goo.gl/2yq6l2 Murderpedia: Robert Zarinsky:  https://goo.gl/sM521t Documentary: Netflix: " Amanda Knox " :  https://goo.gl/y4LTOa Article: New York Times: For Letterman Stalker, Mental Illness Was Family Curse and Scarring Legacy:  https://goo.gl/tw4GQ6 Article: Washington Post: A Decade Later, Prosecutor Luna's Death Still a Mystery:  https://goo.gl/ydFmNI Article: CNN: What Happened to Ray Gricar?:  https://goo.gl/Jd3Qqy Book: Gloyd McCoy: Tent Number Eight:  https://goo.gl/wKUgTZ Murderpedia: Israel Keyes:  https://goo.gl/3t6NPG Documentary: HBO: There's Something Wrong With Aunt Diane:  https://goo.gl/2rjXqJ Article: ABC News: Murder of Jasmine Fiore by Ryan Jenkins:  https://goo.gl/rc0YyT Article: Today Costa Rica: Costa Rica Re-Opens Serial Killer Case):  https://goo.gl/iD2b0U

It's easy to think every piece of great art or unforgettable pop-culture is the result of effortless genius and precise intentionality. It separates the gods who create from us lay-people who like to eat cheese and can barely decide what to watch on Netflix. Take Spock's "Live Long and Prosper" hand signal. Yeah, it seems a little trivial, it's not 'Starry Night' or 'Hey Jude' or anything, but it's an icon that's lasted in the popular culture for 50 years and stands only second to "May the Force be with you" as the most recognizable totem of the sci-fi genre. Only a genius could've come up with that, right? Not really. Gene Roddenberry and company wanted the Vulcan salute to be the peace sign until Lenoard Nimoy took a stand for what was right and was like, "hey, this is dumb. I know this is coming from the dude wearing pointy ears right now, but can I just try this other thing so I don't look like the stupidest person on television?"And thank god Nimoy did that, because otherwise everyone would've thought 'Star Trek' was cheesy crap, or at least cheesier than it already was considered. So sometimes genius isn't in the intention as much as it is being able to realize a mistake, correct it and pray to god your new solution isn't as dull as the idea that preceded it. And pop culture is so littered with examples like these, there's a lone Native American man shedding a single tear over it. That much litter.So Jack O'Brien is joined on the podcast this week by Cracked's Teresa Lee and Alex Schmidt to talk about the behind the scenes mistakes and last-minute casting changes that made some movies and video games better. They also talk about some ghastly original versions of famous scripts that thankfully never saw the light of day. You don't want to know what the original description of Han Solo was (hint: it included the words "green" and "gills"). Footnotes:Article: Cracked: 5 Famous Roles Obviously Written For a Different Actor: https://goo.gl/PZD4Se Video: Cracked: 8 Times Your Favorite Actors Almost Died on Film: https://goo.gl/FTpSWN Article: Cracked: 5 Iconic Pop Culture Moments Improvised at the Last Second: https://goo.gl/5V8Tl Article: Cracked: 6 Glitches That Accidentally Invented Modern Gaming: https://goo.gl/WbOZ5 Article: Cracked: 6 Iconic Video Games That Were Created By Technical Problems: https://goo.gl/e2DBHN Article: Cracked: 7 Characters Clearly Designed for Different Famous Actors: https://goo.gl/nNrcJD Article: Cracked: 6 Iconic Movie Scenes That Happened By Accident: https://goo.gl/Q49cx Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances From Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part I): https://goo.gl/W6KRf Article: Cracked: 6 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part II): https://goo.gl/W6KRf Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part III): https://goo.gl/R7Kebk Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part IV): https://goo.gl/jNMCHl Article: Cracked: 5 Great Performances By Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part V): https://goo.gl/bLft7q Article: Cracked: 5 Actors Who Weren't Acting In Their Most Iconic Roles: https://goo.gl/kk5lV4 Article: Cracked: 6 Actors Who Thought They Had Made A Totally Different Movie: https://goo.gl/Wi6QWh Kyle Ayers' #RoofBreakup: https://goo.gl/KH3j3P Zach Broussard's Top 1000 Comedians: https://goo.gl/nKVn0r SoCal Comedy Fest: https://goo.gl/voRTUN This episode is brought to you by Squarespace and Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO.

It's easy to think every piece of great art or unforgettable pop-culture is the result of effortless genius and precise intentionality. It separates the gods who create from us lay-people who like to eat cheese and can barely decide what to watch on Netflix. Take Spock's "Live Long and Prosper" hand signal. Yeah, it seems a little trivial, it's not 'Starry Night' or 'Hey Jude' or anything, but it's an icon that's lasted in the popular culture for 50 years and stands only second to "May the Force be with you" as the most recognizable totem of the sci-fi genre. Only a genius could've come up with that, right? Not really. Gene Roddenberry and company wanted the Vulcan salute to be the peace sign until Lenoard Nimoy took a stand for what was right and was like, "hey, this is dumb. I know this is coming from the dude wearing pointy ears right now, but can I just try this other thing so I don't look like the stupidest person on television?"And thank god Nimoy did that, because otherwise everyone would've thought 'Star Trek' was cheesy crap, or at least cheesier than it already was considered. So sometimes genius isn't in the intention as much as it is being able to realize a mistake, correct it and pray to god your new solution isn't as dull as the idea that preceded it. And pop culture is so littered with examples like these, there's a lone Native American man shedding a single tear over it. That much litter.So Jack O'Brien is joined on the podcast this week by Cracked's Teresa Lee and Alex Schmidt to talk about the behind the scenes mistakes and last-minute casting changes that made some movies and video games better. They also talk about some ghastly original versions of famous scripts that thankfully never saw the light of day. You don't want to know what the original description of Han Solo was (hint: it included the words "green" and "gills"). Footnotes:Article: Cracked: 5 Famous Roles Obviously Written For a Different Actor: https://goo.gl/PZD4Se Video: Cracked: 8 Times Your Favorite Actors Almost Died on Film: https://goo.gl/FTpSWN Article: Cracked: 5 Iconic Pop Culture Moments Improvised at the Last Second: https://goo.gl/5V8Tl Article: Cracked: 6 Glitches That Accidentally Invented Modern Gaming: https://goo.gl/WbOZ5 Article: Cracked: 6 Iconic Video Games That Were Created By Technical Problems: https://goo.gl/e2DBHN Article: Cracked: 7 Characters Clearly Designed for Different Famous Actors: https://goo.gl/nNrcJD Article: Cracked: 6 Iconic Movie Scenes That Happened By Accident: https://goo.gl/Q49cx Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances From Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part I): https://goo.gl/W6KRf Article: Cracked: 6 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part II): https://goo.gl/W6KRf Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part III): https://goo.gl/R7Kebk Article: Cracked: 5 Amazing Performances by Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part IV): https://goo.gl/jNMCHl Article: Cracked: 5 Great Performances By Actors Who Weren't Acting (Part V): https://goo.gl/bLft7q Article: Cracked: 5 Actors Who Weren't Acting In Their Most Iconic Roles: https://goo.gl/kk5lV4 Article: Cracked: 6 Actors Who Thought They Had Made A Totally Different Movie: https://goo.gl/Wi6QWh Kyle Ayers' #RoofBreakup: https://goo.gl/KH3j3P Zach Broussard's Top 1000 Comedians: https://goo.gl/nKVn0r SoCal Comedy Fest: https://goo.gl/voRTUN This episode is brought to you by Squarespace and Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO.

Think of every RomCom trope and the one thing that separates it from being in a horror movie instead: the music. It's all the same mad libs game, and the outcome is always the same.Colin Firth/Hugh Grant/Matthew McConaughey runs to the airport/apartment building/twee bakery to declare his undying love for the maid/undercover journalist/baker he just met last week. The music swells, they kiss, the girl's less attractive best friend sighs, "oh I wish architect/surgeon/astronaut Chet Wellington could fall in love with me," and the credits roll. But what if, instead of the swelling music, it was a single piano note being played backwards, or an old-timey phonograph blowing out a single child singing, "Ring Around the Rosie?" 'Love Actually' would turn into an actual horror movie. The little boy chasing the little girl through the airport would take on a new interpretation. 'Shining 2: This Time It's British Christmas."RomComs are weird like that. They take a thing most people experience (falling in love) and turn it into a warped version of reality that only abides by backwards rules: where chasing someone down is considered romantic and getting the person to like you is the hardest part, not that whole spending the next 5 decades together thing. No, that part is easy (cries self to sleep).So this week on the podcast, Jack O'Brien is joined by Cracked editor Soren Bowie and comedian and writer Jamie Loftus from 'The Bechdel Cast' to talk about how RomComs get almost everything wrong and when you change just one detail, they become creepy stalker thrillers.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, January 14th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder' are back for another hour of creepy unsolved murders and even creepier solved ones. Tickets are currently SOLD OUT but more will be released throughout the week  here:  https://goo.gl/5eew6F . If the show remains sold out, we will have a standby list at the door, so make sure to come early!Footnotes:Jamie Loftus on Twitter: https://goo.gl/5Jqr9m The Bechdel Cast on iTunes: https://goo.gl/9FkEzU Video: Cracked: The Only Film Genre That Gets You To Root For The Bad Guy: https://goo.gl/M3N8aW Video: Cracked: The 9 Creepiest Things Movies Portray As Romantic: https://goo.gl/Vwt9hy Video: Cracked: Why Romantic Comedies Are Secretly Bad For You: https://goo.gl/CeXsli Video: 'Love Actually' Cue Card Scene: https://goo.gl/WVkGGy Video: 'Trainwreck' Dance Scene: https://goo.gl/UtKVtQ Article: The Oxford Philosopher: The Birth of Tragedy: https://goo.gl/wZbVmF This episode is brought to you by Casper Mattresses ( www.casper.com/cracked ) and Blue Apron ( www.blueapron.com/cracked ).

Think of every RomCom trope and the one thing that separates it from being in a horror movie instead: the music. It's all the same mad libs game, and the outcome is always the same.Colin Firth/Hugh Grant/Matthew McConaughey runs to the airport/apartment building/twee bakery to declare his undying love for the maid/undercover journalist/baker he just met last week. The music swells, they kiss, the girl's less attractive best friend sighs, "oh I wish architect/surgeon/astronaut Chet Wellington could fall in love with me," and the credits roll. But what if, instead of the swelling music, it was a single piano note being played backwards, or an old-timey phonograph blowing out a single child singing, "Ring Around the Rosie?" 'Love Actually' would turn into an actual horror movie. The little boy chasing the little girl through the airport would take on a new interpretation. 'Shining 2: This Time It's British Christmas."RomComs are weird like that. They take a thing most people experience (falling in love) and turn it into a warped version of reality that only abides by backwards rules: where chasing someone down is considered romantic and getting the person to like you is the hardest part, not that whole spending the next 5 decades together thing. No, that part is easy (cries self to sleep).So this week on the podcast, Jack O'Brien is joined by Cracked editor Soren Bowie and comedian and writer Jamie Loftus from 'The Bechdel Cast' to talk about how RomComs get almost everything wrong and when you change just one detail, they become creepy stalker thrillers.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, January 14th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder' are back for another hour of creepy unsolved murders and even creepier solved ones. Tickets are currently SOLD OUT but more will be released throughout the week  here:  https://goo.gl/5eew6F . If the show remains sold out, we will have a standby list at the door, so make sure to come early!Footnotes:Jamie Loftus on Twitter: https://goo.gl/5Jqr9m The Bechdel Cast on iTunes: https://goo.gl/9FkEzU Video: Cracked: The Only Film Genre That Gets You To Root For The Bad Guy: https://goo.gl/M3N8aW Video: Cracked: The 9 Creepiest Things Movies Portray As Romantic: https://goo.gl/Vwt9hy Video: Cracked: Why Romantic Comedies Are Secretly Bad For You: https://goo.gl/CeXsli Video: 'Love Actually' Cue Card Scene: https://goo.gl/WVkGGy Video: 'Trainwreck' Dance Scene: https://goo.gl/UtKVtQ Article: The Oxford Philosopher: The Birth of Tragedy: https://goo.gl/wZbVmF This episode is brought to you by Casper Mattresses ( www.casper.com/cracked ) and Blue Apron ( www.blueapron.com/cracked ).

Name the year: a new Star War is killing it at the box office, Russia and the US are having a staring contest and a madman driven by the power of celebrity is elected President. Yes, it's looking very much like we're living in the year 1980 right now and we want it to stop. I mean, if this is 1980, that means we're only three years away from more Ewoks. Although what is a Minion but yellow Ewok?But in all seriousness, the world has taken a turn for the conservative as it did in the early 80s. Free love and long hair were gone and replaced by shoulder pads, cocaine and rich white kids who thought the stock market was dope. So is there anything redeemable about this situation other than the prospect of getting some cool movies and punk music?Jack O'Brien and Daniel O'Brien are joined by comedian, podcast host and 'Saved by the Bell' historian April Richardson for a conversation about how 80s pop-culture perfectly represented those regressive times and how some of the patterns we saw then are starting to appear now in our modern pop-culture. They also talk about 'Saved by the Bell' a lot. Like, a whole bunch.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, January 14th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder' are back for another hour of creepy unsolved murders and even creepier solved ones. Tickets are $7 and on sale  here: https:// goo.gl/5eew6F Footnotes:April Richardson: https://goo.gl/uPOCwn Go Bayside! Podcast: https://goo.gl/FuWvyL Article: Cracked: Why 'Saved by the Bell' is All a Dream: https://goo.gl/J9ujG Article: Cracked: 6 Ways You Didn't Realize Ronald Reagan Ruined the Country: https://goo.gl/55AJy2 Article: Cracked: 5 Baffling 80s Trends Explained by Rare Mental Disorders : https://goo.gl/XW6Y6 This episode is brought to you by Lifeafter podcast, Squarespace (www.squarespace.com code: CRACKED), and Harry’s.

Name the year: a new Star War is killing it at the box office, Russia and the US are having a staring contest and a madman driven by the power of celebrity is elected President. Yes, it's looking very much like we're living in the year 1980 right now and we want it to stop. I mean, if this is 1980, that means we're only three years away from more Ewoks. Although what is a Minion but yellow Ewok?But in all seriousness, the world has taken a turn for the conservative as it did in the early 80s. Free love and long hair were gone and replaced by shoulder pads, cocaine and rich white kids who thought the stock market was dope. So is there anything redeemable about this situation other than the prospect of getting some cool movies and punk music?Jack O'Brien and Daniel O'Brien are joined by comedian, podcast host and 'Saved by the Bell' historian April Richardson for a conversation about how 80s pop-culture perfectly represented those regressive times and how some of the patterns we saw then are starting to appear now in our modern pop-culture. They also talk about 'Saved by the Bell' a lot. Like, a whole bunch.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, January 14th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder' are back for another hour of creepy unsolved murders and even creepier solved ones. Tickets are $7 and on sale  here: https:// goo.gl/5eew6F Footnotes:April Richardson: https://goo.gl/uPOCwn Go Bayside! Podcast: https://goo.gl/FuWvyL Article: Cracked: Why 'Saved by the Bell' is All a Dream: https://goo.gl/J9ujG Article: Cracked: 6 Ways You Didn't Realize Ronald Reagan Ruined the Country: https://goo.gl/55AJy2 Article: Cracked: 5 Baffling 80s Trends Explained by Rare Mental Disorders : https://goo.gl/XW6Y6 This episode is brought to you by Lifeafter podcast, Squarespace (www.squarespace.com code: CRACKED), and Harry’s.

It's not just us right? There are too many damn movies and TV shows to keep up with. When we're not in the middle of a season of Game of Thrones, Westworld, Silicon Valley, Stranger Things, or House of Cards, there are always 40 other shows just waiting to get started. If only you were ready to make the commitment. Your girlfriend wants you to propose but you can't even commit to Six Feet Under, let alone the next 60 years of your life.This glut of TV shows we're experiencing completely fails to lack the steady stream of quality movies coming out not only in the US but all around the world. And the surplus of movies doesn't even address how behind you are on music. Open up Spotify or look at the next festival lineup and you can barely recognize a third of the bands there. And we're not being old fogies complaining about music these days-- most of these bands are good-- we just can't keep up with them. 21 Pilots, 21 Savage, 21 Scarecrows. Only one of those band names is completely made up.So to give a little order to this exponentially insane world, Jack O'Brien is joined by Cracked editors Soren Bowie and Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) to talk about some of their favorite they discovered in 2016. They commiserate about the superabundance of content and Soren gives some completely unsolicited home improvement advice.Our next live podcast is on Saturday, January 14th at 7pm at the UCB Sunset Theatre in Los Angeles. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark from 'My Favorite Murder' are back for another hour of creepy unsolved murders and even creepier solved ones. Tickets are $5 and on sale soon at sunset.ucbtheatre.com ( https://goo.gl/UNy5YF )Footnotes:Website: Pandora -- Search Standup:  https://goo.gl/tXZB Video: Youtube FanFest:  https://goo.gl/RhW2jK Netflix: John Mulaney: The Comeback Kid:  https://goo.gl/EPZMWF HBO: Pete Holmes: Faces and Sounds:  https://goo.gl/zIxXV4 Album: Kyle Kinane: Loose in Chicago:  https://goo.gl/UYTPsS Netflix: Michael Che Matters:  https://goo.gl/TiM4Jm Video: Dave Chappele SNL Monologue:  https://goo.gl/5D6dB0 Website: Nextdoor:  https://goo.gl/R1XSI Video: Red Letter Media: Wheel of the Worst #11:  https://goo.gl/zYUXeo YouTube: Jim Sterling:  https://goo.gl/r4SguC Wikipedia: Square Screws:  https://goo.gl/uGtgQY Amazon: Wet Vacuums: https://goo.gl/auLfij The Elf on the Shelf:  https://goo.gl/I9CJ0P Screenplay: Monsters, Inc:  https://goo.gl/71xVcx Video: Train to Busan (Trailer):  https://goo.gl/4Zbxfo Video: I Saw The Devil (Trailer):  https://goo.gl/6ojCqo Netflix: Amanda Knox:  https://goo.gl/y4LTOa Netflix: David Blaine: Real or Magic?:  https://goo.gl/olbb48 Netflix: Planet Earth:  https://goo.gl/vrZwiE Video: Bill Burr Makes a Pie Crust:  https://goo.gl/rJ5CV8 Netflix: F is for Family:  https://goo.gl/Cnokr6 Website: Stitcher:  https://goo.gl/R5h4rX Podcast: Science Vs:  https://goo.gl/Fa4g7D Podcast: Doughboys:  https://goo.gl/idq8zm Podcast: The Bill Simmons Podcast with Andy Cohen:  https://goo.gl/ok3LTs Video Game: The Last Guardian:  https://goo.gl/PTRsMj Video: Robyn "Call Your Girlfriend" on SNL:  https://goo.gl/CC2ozz Video: Chance the Rapper "Same Drugs" on SNL:  https://goo.gl/1TOJ3R This episode is brought to you by Squarespace (www.squarespace.com code: CRACKED) and I.T. is Greater Than Sci-Fi podcast (www.vmware.com/radius/scifi)