Hassan-i Sabbah

There are actually only twenty-nine unique words in the numbers 0-100. There's zero to twenty, and then thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety and "hundred." You get one more if Nathan can count to a thousand, and another if he can count to a million, and one more if he can count to a billion. Nathan's really going to have his work cut out for him if he wants to hit that magic 500. Edit: This is of course based on the insane logic they have constructed for themselves; I haven't just lost my mind.

I'm becoming increasingly convinced that Howard was the model for this poster from the 1984 film Rats: Night of Terror. You be the judge:

"Bonham. Tracy Bonham. On drums."

Thanks for the response. I figured it was probably something mundane like this, but I just had to know.

Not to be the guy on the Internet who complains about everything, but do you know why this is the case? The (raw) episode is archived instantaneously on the VPN Youtube channel. I can usually even watch it for a few hours after it airs, before someone there decides to set it to "Private." I understand that someone has to edit out the breaks, but why ten days? Is it some legal thing between VPN/Earwolf? I only ask because I was fortunate enough to watch this CBB episode live this time and it's a shame that a lot of people might only hear the audio version, because the comedy is unusually visual this time. Thanks!

I think (and I can only infer) that she's referring to the fact that he never says "Luke, I am your father" as is commonly misquoted.

Not to be too nitpicky, but the "starfighter" he gives his nephew is the F-104 Starfighter, which is in fact an airplane. But yeah, this movie was awful.