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"Lieber tot als rot“ (im Englischen „Better dead than red“) war ein antikommunistisches Schlagwort in Deutschland während des Zweiten Weltkrieges sowie in den USA und anderen Ländern während des Kalten Krieges.

Twilight Zone ist der Name einer amerikanischen Fernsehserie der 1950er- und 1960er-Jahre mit Mystery- und Science-Fiction-Elementen sowie damals innovativem und wegweisendem Konzept

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Oliver Twist -Buch über ein armes Waisenkind von Charles Dickens.
Berühmt ist seine Frage nach etas mehr essen "Please, sir, I want some more."


Lullaby League - Song aus dem Film der zauberrer von oz. Kleine männchen
, di emunchkins singen ihn und cihglaub sie bezeichnen sich selbst als lullaby league

Tom Thumb is a character of Tomas. The History of Tom Thumb was published in 1621, and was the first fairy tale printed in English. Tom is no bigger than his father's thumb, and his adventures include being swallowed by a cow, tangling with giants, and becoming a favourite of King Arthur. The earliest allusions to Tom occur in various 16th century works such as Reginald Scot's Discovery of Witchcraft (1584) where Tom is cited as one of the supernatural folk employed by servant maids to frighten children.Aside from his own tales, Tom figures in Henry Fielding's play Tom Thumb, a companion piece to his The Author's Farce. It was later expanded into a single piece titled The Tragedy of Tragedies, or the History of Tom Thumb the Great.In the middle 18th century, books began to be published specifically for children (some with their authorship attributed to "Tommy Thumb") and, by the middle 19th century, Tom was a fixture of the nursery library. Charlotte Yonge cleansed questionable passages and the tale took on moral overtones. Dinah Mulock however refrained from scrubbing the tale of its vulgarities. Tom Thumb's story has been adapted to several films including the 1958 George Pal musical tom thumb starring Russ Tamblyn. Tiny folkloric characters like Tom are known in cultures around the world.

The Beatles' 1968 song "Back in the U.S.S.R" references the instrument in its final verse ("Let me hear your balalaikas ringing out/Come and keep your comrade warm"

The Cylons are a cybernetic civilization at war with the Twelve Colonies of humanity in the Battlestar Galactica science fiction franchise, in the original 1978 and 1980 series, the 2004 reimagining, as well as the spin-off prequel series, Caprica. In the 1978 series, the Cylon is also the name of the reptilian race who created the robot Cylons.

Jonesing - Ich würde dafür sterben

Neue Häs:

LUKE: (on the phone) But I want really nice stitching, even if it costs extra. I don't care that it's double. Just do it. I want my girls to look good.
LORELAI: Listen to Daddy Warbucks.

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LORELAI: Cool. Wow. They could make a movie about this someday. You know...The reluctant, handsome diner owner sponsoring a team that goes all the way to the national finals, and you know who would play you?
LUKE: Who?
LORELAI: Tobey Maguire!
LUKE: He's way younger than me.
LORELAI: But his career is hot. Go with Tobey.
LUKE: What about that Vito Morgenstern?
LORELAI: Sure. Or Viggo Mortensen.
LUKE: Oh.
LORELAI: Or Donald Sutherland.
LUKE: Too old.
LORELAI: We'll dye his hair.
LUKE: He's got jowls.

LORELAI: I don't know. He's been doing that a lot lately. Hey, hey, buddy, there's nothing for you there. He need geritol? He's been lethargic lately. He's depressed or something. Who are you calling?

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The boys seem rather drunk. Finn and Colin perk up when the folk singer, who is a girl, sings "met her")
FINN: "Met her".
COLIN: Cool. A girl-on-girl thing. (the song goes "there I took her life") It's a snuff film.
FINN: A lesbian snuff film. (she repeats the last couple of verses)
COLIN: A redundant lesbian snuff film. How INXS missed her, I don't know.

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COLIN: Finn, watch. Tostingo! (throws a glass he was holding in the air, Finn pretends to be shooting at it and it shatters)

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LOGAN: I don't want to go to Omaha tomorrow.
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LOGAN: I don't like steaks or insurance or football or anything else that they have there.

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RORY: Because I'm not going.
JESS: You graduate already, Doogie?

RORY: I know. I read that in the New York Times. They had a picture of a bunch of young people standing on a roof, kind of eclectic and all. It looked fun. I mean, it was clearly one of those pictures that wasn't candid. It was looking a little stiff, but they looked happy.

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LUKE: All right. Have a good game.
MEGAN: See ya!
LORELAI: Bend it like Beckham!

LUKE: There's blood. I see blood.
LORELAI: Who is their coach? Sam Peckinpah?

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LORELAI: It was...it was...
LUKE: Violent.
LORELAI: "Scarface" on a soccer field

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LOGAN: Oh, you penned the great American novel, Jess?
JESS: Wasn't quite that ambitious.
LOGAN: So, what are we talking here? Short novel? Kafka length or longer? Dos Passos, Tolstoy? Or longer? Robert Musil? Proust? I'm not throwing you with these names, am I?

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LOGAN: I was just challenging him. Jeez. Hey, if Hemingway can take it, so can he. Hey, if he wanted to, he could have taken a pop at me. Pugnacity! It's a vital component of literary life. Again, consult your Hemingway. Come on. Do not let this guy get to you.

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