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Though Ridiculousness is known for showing funny fail videos, Rob Dyrdek earns a lot of money because the show produces a huge number of episodes – 336 each year, almost one per day! Since the show began in 2011, there have been over 1,500 episodes. Dyrdek profits from each episode in two ways: as an on-screen personality and as an executive producer. He currently earns $61,000 per episode for appearing on camera and $21,000 as a producer, plus around $10 million in bonuses. When his contract is renegotiated, his on-camera fee will increase to $101,000 per episode. This puts him on track to earn at least $45 million annually by the end of his contract, before any bonuses are added.

Someone reading the story might wonder if each member of the Fellowship truly helped Frodo succeed in his mission. Legolas, Gimli, and Boromir, in particular, don’t seem to have played essential roles.

The romance between Finn and Huntress Wizard was very popular with fans who had followed the series for a long time. While they officially became a couple in the final season, some felt their relationship wasn’t explored enough. Season 2 of Fionna and Cake aims to address this by giving Huntress Wizard a more prominent role and developing their connection further.

Fans online have pointed out that October 30, 2025, is the date Foggy Nelson dies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This happens in the first season of the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again, where he’s both reintroduced and killed off in the same episode – a shocking turn of events for viewers.

Think about the disruption needed for Vilgefortz and his forces to assault Montecalvo, and then consider the upheaval Yennefer and her army would cause defending it.

Okay, so officially, Taylor Sheridan hasn’t publicly said anything about leaving Paramount or joining NBCUniversal. And honestly, creatives switching studios happens all the time without drama. But ever since Puck reported on Sunday that Sheridan was heading to Universal, people close to him have been really vocal about how Paramount and David Ellison messed things up. It’s like they’re eager to point out where things went wrong, and it’s definitely creating a buzz.

The enduring popularity of a potential romance between Olivia Benson and Elliot Stabler on SVU is remarkable. Even after Christopher Meloni (Stabler) left the show for over ten years, fans still hoped they’d get back together. Ice-T, who has co-starred with Mariska Hargitay (Benson) for 26 seasons, has commented on the possibility of a romantic relationship, and Meloni’s spontaneous “Love you” during a recent SVU appearance prompted Hargitay to discuss it on TODAY. While I personally prefer Benson and Stabler as friends, I have to admit Meloni’s cameo made me want to see Stabler return to NBC as a regular cast member.

During an interview with ScreenRant, the co-showrunners of IT: Welcome to Derry, Jason Fuchs and Brad Caleb Kane, revealed they’re hoping to continue the series beyond the first season. Fuchs stated, “We’re planning for more, but HBO hasn’t officially confirmed a second season yet.”

The movie Wildcats marked the very first credited film roles for both Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes, which is pretty remarkable considering how famous they both became. It was also an early role for Mykelti Williamson, who later gained widespread recognition as Bubba in Forrest Gump. Plus, you can spot Jan Hooks (before her Saturday Night Live fame) and a young LL Cool J making one of his first appearances. Looking back, everyone seems so young – even though Snipes and Harrelson were already in their mid-20s while playing high school students.

Colin Farrell struggled with a single line while filming Minority Report. He played an agent reviewing Tom Cruise’s character’s “Precrime” unit, but a bad hangover made delivering the line – “I’m sure you’ve all grasped the fundamental paradox of precrime methodology” – incredibly difficult. He needed 46 takes to get it right, which frustrated Cruise. Despite the struggle, critics at Variety praised Farrell’s “outstanding” performance, calling him a remarkably talented actor. It was simply his way of working.